The Chris Hedges Report — latest episode summaries
Chris Hedges
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Chris Hedges interviews a wide array of authors, journalists, artists and cultural figures on complex topics of history, politics and war.
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Recently covered: The Democratic and Republican establishments in New Hampshire and nationally are controlled by corporate donors and billionaire interests, resulting in a betrayal of the working class and a political system that ignores the needs of ordinary people. Insurgent, grassroots candidates are necessary to challenge this corruption and restore public service to its original purpose of serving the people rather than special interests, The Iran War is the greatest strategic blunder in U.S. history because it was launched on false premises, has failed to achieve any of its objectives, and has left the United States with no viable military or economic options while severely damaging its global standing and economic stability, Dr. Adam Hamawy consistently argues that the U.S. government must redirect resources from military spending and foreign wars toward domestic needs like universal healthcare and infrastructure, while applying international human rights laws consistently to all nations, including Israel and Egypt, to end support for genocide and apartheid.
The Democratic and Republican establishments in New Hampshire and nationally are controlled by corporate donors and billionaire interests, resulting in a betrayal of the working class and a political system that ignores the needs of ordinary people. Insurgent, grassroots candidates are necessary to challenge this corruption and restore public service to its original purpose of serving the people rather than special interests.
The Iran War is the greatest strategic blunder in U.S. history because it was launched on false premises, has failed to achieve any of its objectives, and has left the United States with no viable military or economic options while severely damaging its global standing and economic stability.
Dr. Adam Hamawy consistently argues that the U.S. government must redirect resources from military spending and foreign wars toward domestic needs like universal healthcare and infrastructure, while applying international human rights laws consistently to all nations, including Israel and Egypt, to end support for genocide and apartheid.