In this video, I analyze the 2026 California governor's race through the lens of progressive policy vs. big money. I sit down with two candidates to get them on record — who’s fighting for the people, and who’s already in the pocket of donors?

🔍 What I cover:

* Xavier Becerra’s campaign: Record and corporate donor ties

* Tom Steyer’s Campaign: The Billionaire funding millions into his own campaign

* Ramsey Robinson: the outsider socialist progressive

* Carolina Buhler: The reluctant Democrat

* Who has the most to gain — and lose — from California’s donor class

* Exclusive candidate interviews

This is the California governor race coverage mainstream media won’t give you. No spin. No access journalism. Just the money trail and what it means for working-class Californians.

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Rae Huang is a democratic socialist running for LA Mayor, and she is not here to play nice with the donor class. In this interview, we break down her bold platform: affordable housing for all Angelenos, taxing the rich to fund public services, a real plan to end homelessness in Los Angeles, and defunding the police to reinvest in communities that have been over-policed and under-resourced for decades.

In this episode, we discuss:

* Rae Huang’s democratic socialism platform for Los Angeles

* The affordable housing crisis and why LA needs bold solutions now

* Tax the rich: funding public transit, housing, and services

* Ending homelessness in LA — real policy vs. political theater

* Defunding the police and reinvesting in marginalized communities

This is the kind of California politics that mainstream media won’t cover — so I will.

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Angela is running for Congress in California’s CA-34, and she’s not pulling any punches. We cover everything: her plan for universal health care (Medicare for All), her vision for holding Immigration and Customs Enforcement accountable, the affordable housing crisis and her solutions, Los Angeles and the working-class communities hardest hit, and what it truly means to divest from the pro-Israel lobby in US politics.

But this episode also gets personal. Angela opens up about growing up in Highland Park and watching her father get deported — a story that shaped her entire political identity and her vision for what Congress should look like.

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This episode, I’m questioning everything — from Eric Swalwell’s troubling staffer allegations to Kamala Harris teasing another presidential run. Let’s break it all down.

We’re dismantling two stories the mainstream media isn’t giving the analysis they deserve. First — Eric Swalwell and the allegations of inappropriate relationships with staffers and the SA allegations. What does this say about power dynamics in Democratic politics?

Then — Kamala Harris was asked directly if she’d run for president again in 2028, and her answer? “I’m thinking about it.” We unpack what that means for the future of the Democratic Party and what it signals to progressives who are tired of centrist candidates.

This is the political commentary that centers the perspectives mainstream media ignores. No spin — just real analysis on US politics, election news, and the stories shaping our future.

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In this episode, we analyze Melania Trump’s unprecedented public statement distancing herself from Jeffrey Epstein, what it actually signals about the Trump White House’s relationship with the Epstein files, and why the timing matters.

Then we turn to the Iran War, where Trump’s genocidal tweet had everyone on edge.

Finally, we expose the DNC’s refusal to pass an AIPAC resolution and what it tells us about where the Democratic Party actually stands on Palestine and political accountability.

This is independent media analysis that centers the voices and stakes that mainstream outlets ignore.

Many have demonized her for “taking away” votes from the democrats but is that actually true? What does she actually stand for? In this interview we break it down.

In this conversation, I speak with Alana Hadid about investing in a free Palestine, her thoughts on the ceasefire resolution, and her new project Watermelon Pictures.

You can find Alana on Instagram and learn more about Watermelon Pictures here.

Today I invite Francesca Fiorentini on the pod to discuss the state of politics in America, if Biden can or should drop out, and what will happen in November.

You can find Francesca on Instagram and YouTube.

But this election feels more like voting for the greater of two evils.

Palestinian Pharmacist Mohammed Imad joins me to discuss what he has experienced in the war in Gaza where he was born and raised, how it has damaged his mental health, and what people abroad can do to stop the attack.

The interview is in Spanish as Mohammed is Trilingual but felt more comfortable speaking Spanish. I have translated most of it for you.

You can find Mohammed on Instagram, and his fundraiser to evacuate his family to Egypt Here.

In a few days, we will hit the 6-month mark of the October 7th attack in Israel and Palestine. And over these past 6 months, we have seen the consequences of Western media’s dehumanization and disinformation of Palestinians on a massive and heartbreaking scale.

Nearly 40,000 Palestinians have been killed by the Israeli government through a series of bombardments and ground invasions. More than half of those being children.

And this is the consequence of genocidal propaganda and media bias. Real lives are affected. People die.

But the Palestine exception as we talked about last week, isn’t new and it doesn’t just stop at Gaza.

Since its occupation, Palestine has been divided into two. Gaza and the West Bank. This division has made the occupation more effective, especially after the blockade on Gaza went into effect and the wall was built. 

The October 7th attack brought all eyes on Gaza, but Israel has not left the West Bank alone this past 6 months. In fact, it’s gotten much worse than ever before in the occupation.

Journalists have been arrested and killed, undercover Israeli officers have attacked and killed hundreds of Palestinians, and settlers have only increased their brutality and violence in their attempt to steal more Palestinian land.

So in order to get a better sense of what’s been happening there I reached out to my journalist friend Nida Ibrahim of Al Jazeera.

You can follow Nida on her Instagram.

On December 28th The New York Times published an article titled Screams without words, How Hamas Weaponized Sexual Violence on Oct. 7.

It detailed stories of alleged rapes against Israeli women based on descriptions of photographs and video footage and claimed systematic sexual violence as a key part of the attack.

A story that is extremely triggering to people, but especially those who have experienced assault in their lives. A story that sounds horrific and unimaginable if it were true. 

But it wasn’t. 

Award-winning storyteller and Palestinian Jenan Matari joins me to talk about the role of media bias in Palestine coverage.

You can find Jenan on Instagram.

While putting this episode together I gathered some research on the protest vote, third-party candidates, and the reasons they get such a bad rap.

Did you know protest voters are not actually to blame for electoral losses?

Did you know the U.S. is only a partial democracy?

Did you know there’s only been one third-party candidate that’s ever come close to winning?

Did you know socialist candidates have a long history in American politics?

Get ready for a wild ride with this one mi gente!

You can watch the video here on Substack or listen on Apple Podcasts.

Claudia De La Cruz joins me to discuss her grassroots campaign on a socialist platform, and why she feels so strongly that the Democrats and Republicans are just two peas in a pod.

Hopefully, once you finish this episode you will know more about the protest vote, third-party candidates, and how to critically think about the upcoming election.

You can find out more about Claudia De La Cruz on Instagram and her Website.

This podcast will tackle controversial topics in politics and culture, such as U.S. imperialism, capitalism, racism and xenophobia, and much more.

This trailer features presidential candidate Claudia De La Cruz, Aljazeera journalist Nida Ibrahim, financial expert Lea Landaverde, and media expert Jenan Matari.

Launching March 2024!