Episode 59 - Tell Your God To Ready For Chud (11/17/16)
🕑 Added 2016-11-17 06:31:52 +0000 UTC Enter season 2 of Chapo Trap House. And it's a jam packed season premiere: New co-host Amber A'Lee Frost and guests Matt Karp of the Princeton boys club and Connor Kilpatrick of Jacobro magazine. We talk Kurt Eichenwald's alternate reality, go deeper into why Clintonism failed, and why a real class politics is the only way to answer rightwing nationalism.
Comments
BAS
I have friends that work there!
MD
Fun fact that is 100% true. That New Haven coffee house with the Bill Clinton quote on the wall's name? Blue State Coffee.
Mystery Island
Agreed. This whole episode was sharp analysis.
William F Fuckley
We need this
Drunk Dalek
Yeah, I'd extend the runtime since the cast is getting larger
G W
When are you getting Jimmy Dore on the show? I know the young turks would be diametrically opposed to the crowning of Emperor Erdogan (e^2) but hes a genuine leftist screaming at the same choir and so on
John LaConte
Cush was trying so hard not to wake the guests in the adjacent room
Needs to be at least 30 mins longer when you got that many people on deck
Phil Hostak
This was over way too fast.
Ian Epps
putting amber on as co-host is a great decision, should share with the people
piffwhiffle
This episode is awesome - not sure it needs to be released as such bc it's mostly the same points as public 'sode 58 but with more people making them.
hispeedboats
Give this episode to the people
Chris B
Been a subscriber since day one and I agree. This episode and the previous one are a good primer.
Andrew Jones
And because it's the best repudiation of Clintonism and all of the handwringing and finger pointing after her loss --America needs Chapo
This would be a really good episode for public release imo, as episode one of the new season and for people just getting into Chapo
alex
Free state college, expanding the safety net and redistribution of wealth with taxes and regulation of corporate and wall st power - clearly a wink and a nod to reinstating segregation