Days of Our Lies (with Kimberley Johnson)

Prevail with Greg Olear

Greg Olear & MSW Media

News Commentary, News, Politics

5 • 630 Ratings

🗓️ 3 May 2024

⏱️ 75 minutes

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Summary

Before launching START ME UP, the political interview podcast, Kimberley Johnson—that’s Kimberley with an “e-y”—wrote several books, including “The Virgin Diaries”; maintained a popular blog; and, for ten years, had a recurring role—as a cop!—on a soap opera. She’s an activist and a champion of women’s rights. Her podcast premiered in 2016. In this discussion, Greg Olear and Kimberley Johnson discuss her background as an actress and her transition to podcasting; the TikTok ban, the Supreme Court, and the future of the Democratic Party; concerns about the Supreme Court and the potential impact of abortion rights on the election; the influence of dark money in politics; Trump’s VP pick; Joe Biden's potential legacy, the attacks on Kamala Harris, the importance of voting, and the impact of Trump's criminal trials on the MAGA movement.

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0:00.0	MSW Media.
0:03.9	And what has to be normalized is democracy.
0:06.6	And, you know, can we do that? I don't know.
0:09.3	Prevail.
0:10.3	This is a short-divap program about politics.
0:13.8	History, the Security National.
0:16.0	Crimin organized, money, soo.
0:18.7	Global.
0:19.5	Global group,
0:21.6	and the vote for democracy. And now... Global Groupsion and Brutton and
0:22.6	now
0:24.6	and now
0:25.6	and
0:26.6	with you
0:27.6	with you
0:28.6	Reggio
0:30.6	Regolier
0:31.6	Regoer
0:32.6	Regoer
0:33.6	Rue
0:34.6	Rue
0:36.6	and and the Wailgames Welcome to the fight.
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