The Michael Berry Show.

Michael Rectinwald is known for his critiques of political correctness, as well as woke culture

and the intersection of corporate and government power, which is literally what fascism was about.

Formerly a professor of liberal studies at New York University,

Rectin Wall gained prominence after writing anonymously under the gnome de plume of the anti-PC NYU Prof.

And eventually he publicly voiced his opposition to what he considered

ideological conformity in academia. His discussion of, quote, the rise of corporate fascism

critiques the growing influence of corporations aligning with governmental power

to enforce policies that prioritize ideological agendas over free market recipes.

Remember how the government during COVID would use your employer to threaten you that

you had to do what they wanted you, had to take the clot shot or they would fire you?

Well, that's how government uses private companies as their agents, and it's evil.

So this special bonus podcast is a discussion by Michael Rekdenwald, R-E-C-T-E-N-W-A-L-D, if you want to read more of what he does.

I like his stuff.

It's called The Rise of Corporate Fascism.

I suspect that for many people, fascism is a word they've heard used many times.

They're not even sure how it's different than Nazism.

But that's what this is, and he explains it well, and you're going to see that, yes, this is happening in America today.

So today, I'm going to talk about the rise of corporate fascism, but the title of the talk is, woke capitalism is economic fascism.

So we're going to begin by addressing just what I'm talking about here,

how is woke capitalism, economic fascism, and what's wrong with it?

So, as we know, economic fascism has a long history dating to the 1920s and 30s. Naturally, when the word

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