i've got a question, i just finished christopher hitchens' memoir and got a good education on how far-left politics have just died in this country. do you think republicans are better at independent journalism? because i do. they have all of the radio stations. how do you think that has impacted politics? guest: it is a mixed bag. great question. again, i give republicans credit -- voters, not the politicians. their politicians are the worst. they either work for giant corporations, or in terms of donald trump, himself. in terms of the voters, they are more independent-minded they have gotten rid of the blanket propaganda that encompasses us all. i've got to say, trickle down economics -- the new york times, npr, cnn, they told you trickle-down economics makes sense. do you know that is? give all the money to the rich and hope it trickles over you. come on. how could you believe such nonsense. it turns out look, you get a covid-19 relief bill and most of the coast of the american people in the last version, it stimulates the economy from the bottom up. every economist knows the truth but t

christopher hitchens the great political journalist said in this book even as they continue to breach every international law i'll do while her testing the interventions of internal affairs the theocrat sent a ran a big convicted of murder is interventions in the murder of others. her beautiful book exposes the crime crime that stands as a tribute to the courageous dissidents of lawyers in germany who manage one of the rarest of human achievement and authentic victory for truth and justice. roya's new book "a beginner's guide to america" for the immigrant and the curious which is published today combines practical at advice to modern immigrants with u.s. culture and current affairs as well as observations on the islamic regime which roya left disillusioned 36 years ago. yale law school professor amy tron noted that this book is quote just what american needs at this historical moment. so roya welcome and we look forward to a lively conversation. why don't you start with telling us a little bit about why he wrote this book. >> hi comment hi everyone listening in today and thank you so

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i just wished christopher hitchens memoir and i got a pretty good education about carl far left politics at just died in this country but do you think the republicans are better at independent voices? they have all the radio stations in this country and how do you think that's impacting politics? >> guest: it's a mixed bag and it's a great question. again i give republicans credit. republican voters but not politicians. they either work for -- or the case case of donald trump he works himself a case of voters they are more independent and they have gotten rid of the blanket of propaganda that oppresses us all. i've got to say began trickle-down economics mainstream media in "new york times" npr and "cnn" they said trickle-down economics make sense? i know that is? evolve the money to the rich and hope it trickled all over you. come on how could you possibly believe such nonsense? almost qanon like and it turns out you do a covid relief bill and it actually stimulates the economy bottom up. every economist knows it's true yet they never share with you on television at least or the near ti

i've got a question, i just finished christopher hitchens' memoir and got a good education on how far-leftitics of died. -- politics have died. do you think republicans are better at independent journalism? i do. they have all of the radio stations. how do you think that has impacted politics? guest: it is a mixed bag. great question. again, i give republicans credit -- voters, not the politicians. their politicians are the worst. they either work for giant corporations, or in terms of donald trump, himself. voters are more independent-minded they have gotten rid of the blanket propaganda that encompasses us all. i've got to say, trickle down economics -- the new york times, npr, cnn, they told you trickle-down economics makes sense. do you know that is? give all the money to the rich and hope it trickles over you. come on. how could you believe such nonsense. it turns out look, you get a covid-19 relief bill and most of the coast of the american people in the last version, it stimulates the economy from the bottom up. every economist knows the truth but they never share with you on televi

i just finished chris for hitchens --christopher hitchen'' memoir and got an idea of how far left politics has died in this country. do you think republicans are better at independent journalism? i do. how do you think that has impacted politics? >> it is a great question. i will give republican voters -- the politicians are the worst. they work for giant corporations or donald trump works for himself. republican voters are more independent minded and have gotten rid of the propaganda that oppresses us all. trickle-down economics, mainstream media told you -- >> maybe. a couple updates for all of you at the top.