So how had the Democratic Party traditionally the champion of workers and the poor come to identify so strongly with Wall Street that that was a head Turner, right?

I mean, how did we get up here?

What does the, and what does the future of this party

look like as the 21st century begins its next quarter.

I wanted to get into that.

And my guest today has written a book

about this very topic.

Joshua Green is a national correspondent for Bloomberg Business Week

and the author of the new book, The Rebels.

Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, Alexandria, Akazia Cortez,

and the struggle for a new American politics.

It's a great read because it really sets out a clear through line of the development of a progressive left within the Democratic Party.

His book tells the story of this populist movement

that emerged on the left from the ashes of the 2008 financial crisis,

and the three major stars that really helped shape this era,

Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, and Alexandra Akazio Cortez,

were a critical essential ingredient for the rise of this movement on the left and set in motion story lines that played out in the 2016 and the 2020 presidential cycle, but also will have a real important role to play in the upcoming

2024 cycle. So sit back, grab a favorite adult beverage or just a cup of coffee and enjoy my conversation with

Joshua Green coming up right here on the Michael Still podcast right after this.

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