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Biden’s Real Union & Labor Track Record
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Biden’s Real Union & Labor Track Record

Biden has presented himself as a friend of unions. But does he have a record of showing up for workers? Kamau Franklin and Jeff Cohen discuss his record with host Jacqueline Luqman Subscribe to our…

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Will Trump’s Instincts Win Him a Second Term?
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Will Trump’s Instincts Win Him a Second Term?

This week Trump officially announced his bid for re-election, and gave his assessment of the Democratic candidates. Are his instincts right, or is he just the right mascot for a larger movement? Subscribe to our…

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Is Joe Biden’s Folksy Shtick Beginning to Backfire?
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Is Joe Biden’s Folksy Shtick Beginning to Backfire?

We can all have a good laugh at the scientific reasons why Biden’s comment about curing cancer was ridiculous, but his view of his own importance is no laughing matter. Subscribe to our page and…

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Buttigieg’s Promise Stumbles over Racial Justice in his Backyard
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Buttigieg’s Promise Stumbles over Racial Justice in his Backyard

The Nation’s Jeet Heer upacks the contradictions of Pete Buttigieg, a combat veteran and Ivy Leaguer who rebuilt his city by not paying attention to police brutality or the Black community Subscribe to our page…

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Biden’s Criminal Justice Plan: Too Little Too Late? (2/2)
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Biden’s Criminal Justice Plan: Too Little Too Late? (2/2)

Joe Biden’s Criminal Justice plan is a band aid on an open wound he helped inflict, particularly on poor Black and brown communities. Kamau Franklin and Jacqueline Luqman take a closer look at the contradiction…

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Trump Impeachment Case Keeps Getting Stronger
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Trump Impeachment Case Keeps Getting Stronger

White collar criminologist Bill Black outlines why the case against Trump was strong even without a quid pro quo with Ukraine, and that his defense strategy now gives reason for obstruction of justice charges. Subscribe…

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Joe Biden’s Acceptance of Super PAC Shows Campaign’s Desperation
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Joe Biden’s Acceptance of Super PAC Shows Campaign’s Desperation

Joe Biden’s presidential bid is in trouble. His polling numbers are dropping, and so is his fundraising, which is why he’s no longer rejecting Super PAC support, says Norman Solomon. Subscribe to our page and…

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What Is Behind Mayor Pete’s Corporate Pivot on Medicare?
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What Is Behind Mayor Pete’s Corporate Pivot on Medicare?

Pete Buttigieg’s sudden shift from supporting to opposing Medicare for All has been remarkable. It no doubt has something to do with his fundraising, says RootsAction.org’s Norman Solomon. Subscribe to our page and support our…

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CNN Attacks Sanders in Iowa Dem Debate
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CNN Attacks Sanders in Iowa Dem Debate

The Warren/Sanders feud is splitting progressives. Can Sanders unite the working class with anti-war policies and Medicare for All? Director/Video Editor: Adam Coley Audio Engineer: Bababtunde Ogunfolaju Camera Operator: Will Arenas Cameron Granadino Visual Producer:…

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Corporate Democrats Target Sanders as his Popularity Rises
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Corporate Democrats Target Sanders as his Popularity Rises

The Intercept’s Akela Lacy says Sanders is being targeted by wealthy interests who would be damaged by his presidency. Director/Video Editor: Taylor Hebden Audio Engineer: Bababtunde Ogunfolaju Visual Producer: Andrew Corkery Chase Producer: Genevieve Montinar…

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Progressives Want to Beat Corporate Dems, Not Just Trump
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Progressives Want to Beat Corporate Dems, Not Just Trump

While the media focuses on the Sanders/Warren spat, Maurice Mitchell of the Working Families Party and Jennifer Epps-Addison of the Center for Popular Democracy Action argue progressives must defeat the forces that gave rise to…

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Biden Wins SC Primary, But Voters Have Doubts
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Biden Wins SC Primary, But Voters Have Doubts

Biden won his first primary, but the Democratic electorate is more divided on him than mainstream media suggests. TRNN spoke with voters at the polls and on the ground in South Carolina, and some of…

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The Implications of the South Carolina Black Vote for Bernie and Biden
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The Implications of the South Carolina Black Vote for Bernie and Biden

Marcus Ferrell, a former Sanders operative, takes us from the last Democratic debate, to the eve of South Carolina’s primary, to the upcoming Democratic nomination and the war with Trump. Subscribe to our page and…

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Sorry, Dem Establishment: Black Voters Actually Like Progressive Policies
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Sorry, Dem Establishment: Black Voters Actually Like Progressive Policies

The common wisdom of the Democratic establishment that Black voters will fall in line behind whoever is chosen as front-runner directly conflicts with TRNN’s conversations with black voters in South Carolina. Subscribe to our page…

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Joe Biden Was Instrumental in Launching the Iraq War
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Joe Biden Was Instrumental in Launching the Iraq War

A new documentary detailing Joe Biden’s pivotal role in launching the Iraq War exposes just how far he’s trying to distance himself from his war vote. We speak to the film’s director, Mark Weisbrot. WORTH…

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Democrats Debate: Neoliberal ‘Pragmatists’ Vs. People Pushing for Systemic Change
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Democrats Debate: Neoliberal ‘Pragmatists’ Vs. People Pushing for Systemic Change

Pacifica’s Sonali Kolhatkar joins us to delve into what the divide means, how the power of the Sander’s movement can push change, and what lies ahead in the war against Trump. Director/Video Editor: Bababtunde Ogunfolaju…

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Sanders vs. Biden on the Coronavirus Pandemic
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Sanders vs. Biden on the Coronavirus Pandemic

Both Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders criticized Trump’s weak response to Coronavirus, but Sanders’ plan made support for working and marginalized communities a priority. Subscribe to our page and support our work at https://therealnews.com/donate. **…

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How Presidential Debates Frame Issues to Support Moderate Candidates
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How Presidential Debates Frame Issues to Support Moderate Candidates

A FAIR study of the democratic presidential debates clearly shows that questions for progressive candidates such as Sanders and Warren were always framed critically, while those for moderate candidates were neutral. Subscribe to our page…

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Biden Continues to Win Even Though Voters Support Bernie’s Ideas
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Biden Continues to Win Even Though Voters Support Bernie’s Ideas

TRNN’s Jaisal Noor and Jacobin’s Paul Heideman discuss the implications of Biden’s victory on Super Tuesday II, and why Sunday’s debate could be Bernie’s last stand. Subscribe to our page and support our work at…

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Why Is Bernie Still In the Race?
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Why Is Bernie Still In the Race?

Bernie’s odds of defeating Biden are narrow; but he’s winning on the issues. Director/Video Editor – Dwayne Gladden Audio Engineer – Will Arenas Visual Producer – Andrew Corkery Subscribe to our page and support our…

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Trump Voters Aren’t Scared of Bernie—They’re Scared of His Base
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Trump Voters Aren’t Scared of Bernie—They’re Scared of His Base

Trump’s supporters in South Carolina may not love Bernie, but they think he has a better chance of winning the presidency than Biden. TRNN speaks with dedicated Trump supporters and protesters at his South Carolina…

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