9 April 2020
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Noam Scheiber (The New Republic) and Reihan Salam (Economics 21, The Agenda, Grand New Party)
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Recorded:Feb 26
Posted:Feb 27, 2009
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Bloggingheads.tv | Feb 27, 2009 | Noam Scheiber & Reihan Salam
The DMZ
Does Trump believe in miracles?
Bill Scher asks Matt Lewis to explain Trump’s apparent faith that hydroxychloroquine will be a “miracle drug” against COVID-19.
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Debunking myths about Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of needs
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After April
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Is a pivot to austerity inevitable?
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The DMZ
Could the pandemic lead to a new populist conservatism?
Bill Scher and Matt Lewis discuss conservatism post-Trump.
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The role of radicals in a crisis moment
Bill Scher and Micah Uetricht debate Scher’s recent Politico essay, “No, Coronavirus Isn’t Proof We Need Socialism.”
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How homogeneity distorts groups
Daniel Kaufman speaks with philosopher Robert B. Talisse, author of the new book Overdoing Democracy: Why We Must Put Politics in its Place.
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Is COVID-19 telling us to strengthen national borders?
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