The Billionaires Behind Trump

On The Socialist Program, the discussion delves into the Trump administration's agenda, driven by far-right billionaires and designed to serve the elite at the expense of workers. It explores policies like tax breaks for the wealthy, resistance to raising the minimum wage, and corporate tactics to downplay climate change for profit. The role of money in politics and its contribution to deepening inequality is a key focus, alongside the urgency of collective action to create a more just and equitable society.

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  • Richard Wolff
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