Ep 109 - Mordecai Kurz: Technology And Democracy
Mordecai Kurz joins host Vasant Dhar to discuss how policy, technology, and culture concentrated corporate power, leading to the decline of democracy.
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Robert Bork Jr. The New Paradox — Veronica LIVE
Join Veronica as she dives deep with Robert Bork, Jr. about his insightful new book, 'The New Paradox: Antitrust and the Threat of Conservative Socialism.' Bork explores the evolution of antitrust law and its impact on consumer welfare, revealing how political administrations influence these laws. …
Alex Wagner: Trump’s AI Hallucinations & Reagan’s Court Burglars
John welcomes back Alex Wagner, host of Runaway Country for Crooked Media and senior political analyst at MS Now, to discuss her new book, “The Steal: Four Right-Wing Hard-Liners, One Republican Presidency, and the Raid on America's Courts.” Alex examines the half-century genesis of the conservativ…
Alex Wagner: The Steal
For critics of the conservative majority on the U.S. Supreme Court, much attention and ire is focused on the new justices appointed by President Donald Trump. But journalist Alex Wagner says the key president to note is Ronald Reagan, whose 1980 election marked a distinct right turn for American go…
Republicans and Evangelicals I Constitutional Originalism
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How do we interpret the Constitution? It seems like an easy question, right? It turns out, it's quite difficult. As we wrap up season 6 of Truce, we're exploring some of the things that conservative evangelicals got out of their partnership with the GOP. One of the…
SOS Deep Dive: The Anatomy of Borking
A comprehensive look at the 40-year escalation of Supreme Court confirmation battles. We trace the origins of "Borking" from the Robert Bork hearings of 1987 to the modern-day targeting of justices like Brett Kavanaugh. By removing the partisan spin and cable-news noise, we examine the organized id…
The Man Who Killed Antitrust
When does a successful company become a dangerous monopoly? Heaton traces the strange history of American antitrust law, from railroad barons and Standard Oil to Hollywood studios and Big Tech, before diving into the intellectual cage match between Louis Brandeis and Robert Bork. Should regulators …
Originalism Is A Psyop
Take your personal data back with Incogni! Use code LEEJA at the link below and get 60% off an annual plan: https://incogni.com/leeja | The concept of constitutional originalism was invented in the 1970s by Robert Bork and popularized by Antonin Scalia as a backlash to progressive policies of the N…
Antitrust in America (classic)
Earlier this fall, the Federal Trade Commission filed a high-stakes lawsuit against Amazon.In that suit, the FTC claims Amazon is a monopoly, and it accuses the company of using anti-competitive tactics to hold onto its market power. It's a big case, with implications for consumers and businesses a…
Salazar v. Paramount Global — SCOTUS (Oct 14, 2026)
The Supreme Court asks whether a newsletter subscriber can sue over the sharing of video-viewing information. Michael Salazar signed up for a free email newsletter from 247Sports, a Paramount website covering college sports. He also watched the site's free videos while logged into Facebook. His law…
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