The State Department is now vetting career employees for political loyalty to the president...in the past and now (That’s illegal, so add it to the pile).
The Pentagon is deploying corporate spies in China to steal tech secrets…and they let it be announced in the Washington Post?
Saudi Arabia is rendering Yemen into its Gaza—a site of exceptional war crimes.
Why Netanyahu could go to jail, but for corruption in a submarine deal, not war crimes.
Matt Duss is back with me to explain it all.
Watching recommendations:
Netflix’s Below;
East of Eden (sort of);
Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey;
Rick & Morty;
NAZA.
Catch the episode wherever you get podcasts, or watch on YouTube.
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