2 chapters across the catalog
Adam and Mo analyze the recent debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. While the media focused on Trump's claims about immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, the hosts argue his message on crime and the border resonates with a "hurting" American public. Mo Facts expresses concern that "orange people" (Trump supporters) are being targeted by the same systemic tactics historically used against black Americans.
The discussion examines the treatment of Hasidic Jewish communities during measles outbreaks prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. The hosts point out that these communities faced significant state pressure and "hell" for their vaccination stances, yet were largely ignored by civil rights organizations like the ADL. This is cited as evidence that the system grants and takes away "privilege" based on political utility rather than consistent principles.
