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TMBS ReAir 107 Marx, Strikes, Beating Hoyer, and Mocking Hollywood ft. Mckayla Wilkes & Mike Recine
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1:56:01Now PlayingTMBS 107 aired on September 24th, 2019
Episode summary
Marx on strikes and building working-class power.
Shoutout to Bernie's housing plan.
Mckayla Wilkes (@MeetMckayala) who is running for Congress (MD-05) joins us to talk about her campaign.
During the GEM looks at Germany's bad Green deal.
Update on Bolsonaro's UN Speech and Lula's project for the BRICS.
Mike Recine (@Mikerecine) joins us to talk his Epstein theories and we review a new Sam Harris' clip.
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