It Could Happen Here It Could Happen Here Weekly 173
Mar 15, 2025
Bridget Todd, a dynamic journalist and host of There Are No Girls on the Internet, joins the conversation to explore the intertwining of neoliberalism and the rise of tech giants like Elon Musk. They delve into how government interventions and financial incentives have shaped the market, particularly Tesla's journey to profitability. The discussion also highlights the societal implications of figures like Candace Owens in right-wing media. Additionally, they tackle serious issues surrounding immigration, including the challenges faced by students like Mahmoud Khalil amid political unrest.
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Defending Citizens' Rights
- While supporting targeted individuals is crucial, recognize the broader threat to citizens' rights.
- Oppose government overreach, regardless of the target's views.
Targeting Hamas Supporters
- Trump's administration seeks to prosecute Hamas supporters and collaborate with Israel on non-criminal responses.
- This involves reviewing Title VI complaints, potentially impacting faculty and students.
Silver's Misinterpretation of Musk's Behavior
- Nate Silver's newsletter equates Elon Musk's high tweet frequency with genius.
- Musk's behavior is more indicative of drug use and lack of accountability than intelligence.
