AUDIO: Robert Scheer: 2015: ‘The Year the Ruling Class Came Unglued’
Speaking with Philip Madari on 94.1 KPFA, Truthdig’s editor-in-chief reviews the economic madness and national security mania that prevailed in 2015 and promises to shape 2016.
2016 could be the year another Clinton is voted into the White House. (U.S. Embassy London / CC BY-ND 2.0)
Speaking with Philip Madari on 94.1 KPFA, Truthdig’s editor-in-chief reviews the economic madness and national security mania that prevailed in 2015 and promises to shape 2016.
Scheer’s segment follows an hourlong talk between Madari and the acclaimed author and activist Ishmael Reed.
Listen here.
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