This is the Tom Hartman program.

Greetings my friends, Patriots, lovers of democracy, truth and justice,

believers in peace, freedom in the American way.

Why is it that the press, the media, you know, to a large extent,

and so many politicians, including Democratic politicians, say that it's a centrist

position to say that there's no way that we can have free health care for all Americans

there's no way we can have free college education for all Americans and there's no

way we can fund a green new deal. Why is that centrist? These are positions that more than, well more than half in the case of

health care more than 70% in the case of free education well over 65% of all Americans support.

So if you're just looking at it like a mathematician,

you know, okay, it's not a plurality, it's a majority. More than half of Americans want Medicare for all, want free college

for all. Very straightforward stuff and frankly would like a green new deal.

Now the details of the green new deal are not really clear enough the public polling

on that is really all that accurate because we haven't had much of a public debate about it.

But then into this confusion, steps Howard Schultz.

If you want to see, if you want to see Donald Trump reelected as president, then throw some money into a

Howard Schultz campaign, right? This guy, he says he's a Democrat for life, he's

he came in as CEO of Starbucks.

Not sure if he bought it or not, but, you know,

the whole story.

But anyway, he came into Starbucks when,

you know, it was a little company with a hundred employees

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