The EPA’s New Boss, ‘White Flight’ in Higher Education and Bernie Sanders’ ‘Identity Politics’
In this week's episode of "Informed Rant," host Josh Scheer speaks with Greg Dotson, vice president of energy policy at the Center for American Progress, about Donald Trump’s proposed pick to head the Environmental Protection Agency. Scheer also sits down with research professor Anthony Carnevale and writer Katie Halper.
In this week’s episode of “Informed Rant,” host Joshua Scheer first sits down with Greg Dotson, the vice president of energy policy at the Center for American Progress. The two discuss Donald Trump’s proposed choice to head the Environmental Protection Agency, Scott Pruitt, and how Pruitt’s stance on climate change will affect U.S. environmental policy.
Next, Scheer speaks with Anthony Carnevale, research professor and director of the Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce. Scheer asks Carnevale about his recent article on “white flight” in higher education.
Finally, Scheer is joined by author and radio host Katie Halper to discuss her article on Bernie Sanders, identity politics and how the media “completely missed the point.” Halper also talks about the current state of the Democratic Party.
Listen to the full show below:
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