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TMBS ReAir 120 Understanding Socialism & Why Obama Likes Warren Now ft Ana Kasparian & Richard Wolff
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1:46:37Now PlayingTMBS 120 aired on Dec 23, 2019
Episode summary:
First, happy birthday to Thomas Sankara.
Lula and the difference between sympathy and solidarity.
Ana Kasparian (@AnaKasparian) on why impeachment is important and how Pelosi is blowing it.
Then, Richard Wolff on struggle and austerity in France. The end of reform possibilities.
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