The Week: Tulsi’s draw; Clean water; Bernie’s ‘working class’ message
November 2, 2019
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as posted by the channelHosts Krystal and Saagar take a closer look at their discussion with Bernie Sanders’ Advisor and Speech Writer David Sirota on how the Senator’s ‘working class’ messaging is resonating with voters, their interview with Author and Activist Seth Siegel on the potential for a drinking water crisis in the not-so-distant future, and their conversation with Farvahar Partners CEO Omeed Malik about the appeal of Tulsi Gabbard.
Author Seth Siegel explains how the next water emergency could be even worse than the Flint Water Crisis
David Sirota discusses Bernie Sanders’ 2020 campaign strategy
Omeed Malik on why he supports Tulsi Gabbard
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