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Deconstructed

How to Resist: Live with Ilhan Omar and Michael Moore

Deconstructed

The Intercept

News

4.84.7K Ratings

🗓️ 24 October 2019

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

In a live taping of The Intercept’s Deconstructed podcast, host Mehdi Hasan is joined by two of America’s leading progressive voices: first-term Minnesota congresswoman Ilhan Omar, the first Somali-American and one of the first two Muslim women elected to Congress, and documentarian Michael Moore, whose latest film, “Fahrenheit 11/9", takes an incisive look at the 2016 election and the crisis of American democracy in the Trump era.

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0:00.0

Welcome to Deconstructed, I'm Mehdi Hassan. Welcome to only our second live show here in Washington,

0:12.7

DC. Tonight with the impeachment inquiry intensifying and the 2020 Democratic primary

0:18.1

heating up, I'm going to speak to two of America's leading progressives, I think it's

0:22.3

fair to say, with very strong views on the future of the left, more broadly, and the Democrats

0:27.6

in particular, how we can continue to resist the ongoing trumpification of US politics

0:33.6

and what regular citizens can be doing to make their voices heard. So without any further

0:38.4

ado, I'm going to introduce my two very special guests here at George Washington University

0:42.6

and Washington, DC, for this Deconstructed live show. My first guest, give it up for

0:47.1

author activist, campaigner, general trouble maker and Oscar-winning filmmaker Michael Moore.

0:54.1

Hey.

0:58.1

Oh.

1:00.1

That is very nice. Thank you.

1:05.1

Thank you.

1:09.1

And our other guest who's come straight from voting on Capitol Hill is a certain congresswoman

1:18.1

from Minnesota, representative Elhan Omar.

1:27.1

Michael Elhan, thanks for coming on Deconstructed. So lovely to have you here in DC. You're from New York,

1:40.1

you're from DC, you're in DC. Thank you for me.

1:43.1

A little bit. I work here.

1:44.1

You work here.

1:45.1

From Minnesota.

1:46.1

Minnesota.

1:47.1

You're happy to be here in DC? Do you like coming to DC, Michael?

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