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Aryeh Cohen-Wade (Joking on the Square, @AryehCW) and Micah Uetricht (Jacobin, Bigger Than Bernie)
- Aryeh asks Micah to convince him to vote for Bernie Sanders . 0:45
- Could Bernie lead a mass movement for progressive change? . 8:37
- Micah: There’s a hunger in America for transformative politics . 16:27
- What does Bernie mean when he calls himself a socialist? . 24:11
- Bernie is old, angry, and he yells—does that matter? . 31:10
- The meaning of the AOC and Ilhan Omar endorsements . 42:51
- Why do people still complain about BernieBros? . 48:25
- How lefties view Warren . 60:25
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Recorded:Oct 23
Posted:Oct 25, 2019
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