Welcome to this episode of the award-winning Best of Left podcast. A disorganized left

right with infighting and disagreements about the paths forward is nothing new, and it won't

be coming to an end anytime soon. So the best we can do is understand the political dynamics

and in detail, frustrating as they are, and get to work.

For those looking for a quick overview, the sources providing our top takes in about 45 minutes

today includes Aloranadi, factually with Adam Conover, Cheyenne Lynn, current affairs,

and Democracy Now.

Then in the additional deeper dives half of the show,

there will be more in five sections. Section A protests, followed by Section B,

history and infighting, Section C, Subversion and the Right, Section D, Organizing, and Section

E, Theory. But first, a reminder to check out our new show solved on the best of

the left YouTube channel. We're really proud of the show we're making and think it's actually

pretty unique for a new political talk show. We're all about quality over quantity, and we focus

on developing unifying themes in our discussions. Plus, we animate ourselves and produce songs

about our conversations each week to help get our ideas stuck in their head.

Last week, we talked about the importance of making enemies in politics, because it turns out that having enemies is an absolutely critical key to getting anything worthwhile done.

One of the biggest problems with moderates who stand in the way of progress can be more or less summed up by their

desire to enact the style of politics that doesn't make any enemies. We really think you'll like it,

and you checking out the show will help us find new viewers on YouTube, so thanks in advance

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YouTube channel, linked in the show notes. And now all on the Best of the Left YouTube channel, LinkedIn the show notes.

And now, on to the show.

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