Arrests of Students Protesting the War in Gaza Spread From Columbia to Yale
We begin with dozens of students protesting the war in Gaza arrested today at Yale University following last week’s arrests of over 100 at Columbia University and speak with Alexander Sammon, a politics writer at Slate who has previously written for Mother Jones, The New Republic and the American Prospect. We will discuss his latest article at Slate, “What Just Happened at Columbia University: Inside the student protests that led to more than 100 arrests.”
The Optics of Trump on Trial in New York; a President Off His Pedestal Defending Sleazy Criminal Behavior
A Positive Case For America’s Next Economy
Then finally we speak with Natalie Foster, the president and co-founder of the Economic Security Project and an Aspen Institute Fellow. A leading architect of the movement to build an inclusive and resilient economy, she speaks regularly on economic security, the future of work, and the new political economy. She previously founded the sharing economy community Peers, co-founded Rebuild the Dream with Van Jones and served as Digital Director for President Obama’s Organizing for America—a leading partner in winning transformative healthcare reform. We discuss her new book, out tomorrow Tuesday, The Guarantee: Inside the Fight for America’s Next Economy.