Monopolies
Discover key takeaways from 8 podcast episodes about this topic.
Trump Panics As Own Lawyers Turn Against Him Over War
Donald Trump faces scrutiny from his own Justice Department over alleged insider trading in oil markets tied to Iran war announcements, highlighting broader issues of political corruption and economic destabilization for profit.
Jon Ossoff: Trump's Son-in-Law Is On the Saudi Payroll (Plus: Luke Thomas) | Bulwark Podcast
Senator Jon Ossoff and combat sports analyst Luke Thomas dissect the systemic political corruption in the US, the politicization of the Justice Department, the disastrous Iran war, and the transactional alliance between Donald Trump and the UFC.
Charges Dropped in Christopher Mitchell Killing. RFK Jr Confronted. Ticketmaster Monopoly Ruling
This episode unpacks a series of critical events, from dismissed police charges and corporate monopolies to a heated congressional confrontation and the urgent crisis of domestic violence in the Black community, all framed through a lens of systemic injustice and the need for community action.
Charges Dropped in Christopher Mitchell Killing. RFK Jr Confronted. Ticketmaster Monopoly Ruling
This episode exposes systemic failures in justice, from dismissed police misconduct charges and unchecked corporate monopolies to political hypocrisy and the urgent, complex crisis of domestic violence within the Black community.
PBS News Hour full episode, April 15, 2026
This episode dissects ongoing US-Iran diplomatic efforts amid escalating tensions, a landmark monopoly verdict against Ticketmaster, the deep-rooted tradition of American volunteerism, and the public clash between President Trump and Pope Leo XIV.
Ghana’s Prez Confronts Slave Trade Legacy. Reparations Push Grows. Trump Tariffs Hit Small Biz
Ghana's President secured a UN resolution declaring the transatlantic slave trade a "gravest crime against humanity," while the US, Argentina, and Israel voted against it, and small businesses in America face severe economic pressure from tariffs and rising costs.
Epstein’s Sprawling Reach ; The Left’s Tea Party Moment w/ Jeet Heer, Dan Osborn | MR Live
This episode exposes the deep networks of elite power through the Epstein files, analyzes a progressive electoral upset in New Jersey, and dissects corporate consolidation's impact on local economies, revealing systemic vulnerabilities and political miscalculations.
Something Is Changing In America After Alex Pretti
Federal agents killed Alex Prey and Renee Good, leading to a rare cultural shift against government overreach, weakening Trump's political standing, and exposing the weaponization of federal agencies by the administration.
