
About AOC ripping Jill Stein and the final collapse of cable television
About this episode
The gang discuss AOC's criticism of Jill Stein and the Green Party. They debate the effectiveness of third parties and the strategies they employ. Jen argues that AOC's criticism is factually inaccurate and stems from bitterness, while Heaton suggests that AOC's approach of working within the Democratic Party has been more effective in achieving change.
Also, they discuss the decline of the pay TV industry and the impact on cable and streaming services. The conversation concludes with a conversation about the oversaturation of television shows and the future of the industry.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and AOC's Criticism of Jill Stein
27:57 AOC: Sellout or Smart Operator?
43:46 The Decline of the Pay TV Industry
55:51 The Future of Television
01:03:41 The Great Taco Debate
01:05:22 The Classification of the UK and Europe
01:09:00 Regulating Platforms like Telegram
01:17:51 The Presidential Debates: Format and Speculation
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