The Damage Report with John Iadarola

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OMG20 Nov 30, 2018

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First bill from House Democrats tackles voting rights, campaign finance, and anti-corruption. Saudi Crown and Putin greet each other with a high-five at the G20 Summit. Life expectancy in the US is declining due to drug and suicide crises. Support for Donald Trump correlated positively with fragile masculinity. TYT's Senior Investigative Reporter Ken Klippenstein on the controversy of tear gas maker Safariland. Study shows that cancer mortality rate has dropped since the 1990s.

Cohost: Brett Erlich

Guest: Ken Klippenstein

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Cohen Cohen Gone Nov 29, 2018

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Former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen makes a plea deal with Robert Mueller. Fox Business hosts are finally getting closer to understanding what humans think about giant corporations. The Senate discharged a bill that would end US involvement in Yemen. Erik Olson, Senior Director of Health and Food at the Natural Resources Defense Council, on E. coli romaine lettuce. UC Irvine PhD Candidate Maneesh Arora shares his research on racist ads.

Cohost: Michael Shure

Guest: Erik D. Olson & Maneesh Arora

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Man Oh Manafort Nov 27, 2018

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Mueller says Manafort breached his plea deal by lying on ""variety of subject matters."" Tom Arnold gets an ironic visit by the Secret Service after anti-Trump tweets. Mark Weisbrot, Co-Director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research, joins The Damage Report to discuss Yemen. Rebel HQ's Emma Vigeland on potential 2020 Democratic Presidential candidates. John Iadarola shares great charities you can donate to on #GivingTuesday. Lastly, we take a look at some international news on this week's ""Meanwhile In...""

Guest: Mark Weisbrot & Emma Vigeland

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Assault and Pepper Nov 26, 2018

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U.S. closed the border for several hours and used tear gas to repel migrants. Nancy Pelosi says the new majority's agenda is restoring democracy. The Intercept releases documents that reveal lobbyists' plan to stop ""Medicare For All."" Jacy Reese, author of ""The End Of Animal Farming"" joins us to discuss alternatives to animal products. Lastly, John Iadarola breaks down the National Climate Assessment released over the weekend.

Cohost: Brooke Thomas

Guest: Jacy Reese

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Speaker Pelosi Nov 20, 2018

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Shooting at Mercy Hospital takes three innocent lives. Federal judge halts Trump's asylum ban. President Trump stands by Saudi Government after Khashoggi update. Ivanka Trump used her personal email for government business. White House announces new rules regarding press conference behavior for reporters. The White House Correspondents' Dinner breaks tradition by not having a performance by a comedian. Sixteen Democrats sign letter opposing Nancy Pelosi.

Cohost: Michael Shure

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Rake News Nov 19, 2018

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California wildfires' death toll continues to rise while Donald Trump claims that raking leaves will prevent forest fires. CIA concludes Saudi Crown Prince ordered Jamal Khashoggi's death. Donald Trump says he won't intervene Whitaker's decision on Mueller probe. Michael Daugherty, CEO of Cyber Education Foundation, speaks about the dangers of companies considering microchipping their employees. John Iadarola and Brooke Thomas close out the episode with what they're thankful for.

Cohost: Brooke Thomas

Guest: Michael Daugherty

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Fear and Clothing Nov 16, 2018

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Reporter tweets out a photo of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez saying ""That jacket and coat don't look like a girl who struggles."" Screenwriter William Goldman passes away at 87. Mississippi Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith says voter suppression is a ""great idea."" Scott Walker blames his election loss on higher turnout. Federal judge orders the White House to reinstate Jim Acosta's press pass. Co-founder of The Committee for Ranked Choice Voting, Cara McCormick joins the show to discuss the importance of ranked choice voting. We take a look back at what we learned this week.

Guest: Cara McCormick

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#StopWalmart Nov 15, 2018

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Bernie Sanders unveils the ""Stop Walmart Act"" to pressure Walmart to raise wages to $15 an hour. Two brothers, accused of planning race war, had ties to violent neo-Nazis. Lego knockoff toy company creates a ""Build the Wall"" building block set. Donald Trump mocks Sean Hannity for his interviewing skills, behind his back. John Iadarola and Dr. Rob Cohen discuss veterans' healthcare, live from the Congo. Lastly, we take a look at international news from Indonesia, The Netherlands, Scotland, France, and Japan!

Cohost: Brett Erlich

Guest: Dr. Rob Cohen

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Climate Changers Nov 14, 2018

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Donald Trump seems to be hiding from presidential duties after Blue Wave and as Mueller investigation advances. John interviews UCLA Assistant Clinical Professor Dr. Jonathan Salk about rational optimism in the current state of political anxiety. Tucker Carlson finds himself agreeing with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in Amazon HQ2 tax incentives. A poll by Morning Consult shows Republicans' favorite Fox News host is Tucker Carlson, and Shepard Smith being the least favored. Founder and Communications Director of Sunrise Movement Varshini Prakash speaks about yesterday's protest and the Green New Deal.

Cohost: Jayar Jackson

Guest: Dr. Jonathan Salk & Varshini Prakash

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Amazon Warriors Nov 13, 2018

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House Democrats plan to Fight for 15 when they take majority in Jaurary. Amazon has announced DC and Queens, NY as HQ2's new home. We're joined by University of Arizona's Professor of Law, Andrew Coan to discuss the future of the Mueller probe. Rebel HQ's Emma Vigeland covers the Sunrise Movement Protest in DC.

Cohost: Francesca Fiorentini

Guest: Andrew Coan & Emma Vigeland

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