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TMBS ReAir: 60 - Fascism On The March In Brazil & What If The Dems Wanted To Win ft. Alex Pareene
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TMBS 60 aired on Oct 9, 2018. Here is the episode summary:
We break down the recent election in Brazil and the dangers of structureless moralism.
Shoutout to Bernie Sanders for showing what a leftist foreign policy looks like.
Lech regulates Steven Crowder's awful reading of history.
Griscom updates us on the negotiations between Italy’s far-right party and the EU.
Alex Pareene (@Pareene) joins us in studio to talk about what it would be like if the Democrats actually tried to win.
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