Bad Capitalism, part 1

"Bad Capitalism, Part 3"

This podcast episode delves into "Bad Capitalism, part three," featuring Bill Crafton and Jesse Kriske. Discussions range from financial practices and political stances to environmental concerns and the influence of wealth on governance. The conversation critically examines the current political landscape, highlighting issues of tax evasion, media control, and the suppression of free speech.

Bad Capitalism, part 2

Join Bill Crafton and Jesse Kriske on 'Wake Up America' as they dissect critical issues facing the nation. This episode delves into the precarious state of Social Security, media consolidation by billionaires, and the complexities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Discover insights into potential benefit cuts and the influence of wealth on information dissemination.

Bad Capitalism, part 1

This episode of Wake Up America with Bill Crafton delves into critical national issues. Discussions include the impact of global warming, the fairness of billionaire tax contributions to Social Security, and concerns over media monopolies. Bill Crafton offers solutions for Social Security funding and critiques political appeasement, emphasizing the vital role of a free press in a democracy.

Social Security and Merger-Acquisition

This episode of Wake Up America with Bill Crafton and Jesse Kriske delves into critical economic and social issues. Discussions range from the realities of global warming and Social Security funding challenges to the impact of business acquisitions and emerging technologies like autonomous trucking. The hosts explore innovative solutions for fiscal sustainability and address concerns for the American workforce.

Social Security and Stock Buybacks

Join Bill Crafton and Jesse Kriske on Wake Up America as they delve into the critical Social Security crisis. Discover how a declining worker-to-beneficiary ratio and massive tax-free stock buybacks by corporations are jeopardizing future benefits. Learn about proposed solutions to ensure the solvency of Social Security for working Americans.