TMBS 95 ReAir: Lula Denied Justice & Bernie Redeems FDR ft. Harvey Kaye

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🗓️ 18 April 2023

⏱️ 108 minutes

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Summary

TMBS 95 aired on June 25th, 2019.

Episode summary:

We stand in solidarity with those in Sudan

Shoutout to Bernie Sanders for leading the way to end student debt peonage.

Brian Mier (@BrianMtelesur) joins us to talk about Lula's latest appeal.

During the GEM David breaks down Facebook's new cryptocurrency.

Harvey Kaye (@HarveyJKaye) is back in studio to talk about Bernie Sanders recent speech.

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0:00.0	The flaws are the same, things that white citizens possess.
0:19.0	Oh, they're us.
0:21.0	We just believed in Mr. Endor, and nobody could tell us
0:25.0	he is officially against me, Caleb.
0:30.0	No force under the sun can stand and block and stop.
0:35.0	This civil rights revolution, which is now underway.
0:39.0	Throughout the 20th century, A. Philip Randolph stood
0:42.0	at the leading edge of social and political change.
0:46.0	In the 1950s, he challenged Union bosses demanding equality
0:50.0	for Black workers.
0:53.0	A. Philip Randolph did more than anyone,
0:55.0	except the agenda for the modern civil rights movement.
0:59.0	In the 40s, he faced down two presidents
1:02.0	to end segregation in defense industries and in the military.
1:08.0	In the 20s and 30s, he led Black workers in a fight
1:11.0	against a powerful corporation.
1:13.0	And in 1919, the attorney general called him
1:18.0	the most dangerous Negro in America.
1:49.0	Welcome to the Michael Brooks Show,
1:53.0	we're broadcasting live from downtown Brooklyn, USA.
1:57.0	We're left as best as it is everywhere else,
1:59.0	but super producer Matt Leck.
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