# Lee Fang
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lee fang (born October 31, 1986) is an American journalist. He is currently an investigative reporter at The Intercept. Previously, he was a reporting fellow at The Nation Institute and a contributing writer at The Nation.
The Right Wages Its Own Cancel Culture War: Lee Fang, Thomas Chatterton Williams, and Leighton Woodhouse on the State of Civil Discourse and More
The right has unleashed a cancel culture of its own in the wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination. Lee Fang, Thomas Chatterton Williams and Leighton Woodhouse discuss the state of civil discourse and threats to free speech in the US.
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Lee Fang Answers Your Questions on Charlie Kirk Assassination Fallout; Hate Speech Crackdowns, and More; Plus: "Why Superhuman AI Would Kill Us All" With Author Nate Soares
Lee Fang answers questions on Pam Bondi, calls for censorship after Charlie Kirk's assassination, the TikTok ban, and more. Plus: author and AI researcher Nate Soares discusses the existential threats posed by superhuman AI.
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[PREVIEW] Episode 46: Bloompilled
Lee Fang from The Intercept joins us for a deep dive into Michael Bloomberg’s dark money machinations and political history, and makes a case for Bloomberg as the accelerationist candidate
https://theintercept.com/2020/02/24/mike-bloomberg-investment-portfolio/
It's a Numbers Game: Lee Fang on Donor-Driven Identity Politics, Immigration Failures & the AI Economic Shock
In this wide-ranging conversation, investigative journalist Lee Fang breaks down how wealthy donors shape modern identity politics and why many of today’s most controversial policies are more symbolic than substantive. Fang examines Democratic leadership failures on immigration, arguing the party o…
It's a Numbers Game: Lee Fang on Donor-Driven Identity Politics, Immigration Failures & the AI Economic Shock
In this wide-ranging conversation, investigative journalist Lee Fang breaks down how wealthy donors shape modern identity politics and why many of today’s most controversial policies are more symbolic than substantive. Fang examines Democratic leadership failures on immigration, arguing the party o…
The Human Nose vs. The Lab: Testing Air Cleaners That Actually Improve Indoor Air Quality - OT39
This week, we dive into a question that challenges one of the most common assumptions in building energy efficiency: What if the chemical tests we use to validate air cleaning technology are completely missing the point—and what if the human nose is actually the most reliable instrument we have?
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Trump's Baffling Iran Reversals
Andrew Day and Harrison Berger talk to independent journalist Lee Fang about the fragile "ceasefire" with Iran, some silver linings in the closure of Hormuz, Israel's influence on American politics, and crackdowns on political speech in 2020 and now. Recorded on April 8th at 12:00 PM EST
Hurtling Toward Catastrophe
After the US military assassinated an Iranian military general, war propaganda kicked into overdrive. On this week’s On the Media, how news consumers can cut through the misleading claims and dangerous frames. Plus, how Generation Z is interpreting the geopolitical crisis through memes. And, how ap…
Antifa's War on Cops and the Brazilification of America with Lee Fang
Journalist Lee Fang ran his local College Democrats and worked at left-wing ThinkProgress. But since then, he's been denounced as a traitor and a racist, because he's intellectually honest and believes in opposing foreign wars and censorship. Lee joins to discuss his career, and his latest piece ab…
[PREVIEW] Episode 55: Israel's Hawk Tuah Program
Hawk Tuah girl brings back blow jobs, Chiquita Banana hired a death squad in Colombia and Israel is targeting state governments with their anti-Semitism PR.
We talked a few weeks ago about Israel’s incredibly sophisticated lobbying machine in Washington.
Just a couple of days ago, an LA synagogue h…
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