Good evening. Welcome to another episode of the Jackman Show. I am Paul Prescott,

Jen as a night off, so we are actually joined by our great producer young

Kale. Kale, how are you going tonight? I'm doing well. I'm doing well. I'm

happy to co-host tonight. I feel like over the last few weeks, especially on

weekends, I've just been talking more and more about why socialists should be

scientific and so it was only right to finally do a Jackman Show episode on

scientific socialism. Right. So very happy to be joined in a little bit by Lee

Phillips, good friend of the show, and just like Mr. Jackman Science, he's our

premier scientific socialist, if I do say so. And Kale is actually doing a

virtue also performance tonight because he's also producing at the same time,

but also stick around because we have a worker from Chicago, Cook County,

SAU Local 73 has been on strike for a few weeks, so we're going to be

interviewing one of the strike leaders there, so you definitely don't want to

miss that. But I figured I would start, you know, speaking of science.

In case we all forgot, this past week has really reminded us that we've we're

an urgent climate crisis that is only getting worse. You have a brutal heat wave

in the northwest, a heat wave in the northeast. You see videos now of

infrastructure literally melting because of the heat, and you have the ocean

literally on fire. So we need all hands on deck to address the climate issue,

and we need to consider all options available. And so in this period, I kind of

want to highlight a recent article by Jacob and founding an editor of

Boscar some card that was in the Guardian recently, where he makes the case

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