The Left Versus The Right with Governor David Paterson

The Left Versus The Right with Governor David Paterson and Jake Novak | 05-16-26

55 min · 16 de may de 2026
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Former Gov. David Patterson and Jake Novak analyze historical and contemporary geopolitics through the lens of effective leadership and leverage. The conversation centers on a critique of economic openness as a tool for reform, arguing that financial engagement has failed to civilize adversarial regimes like China and Iran, instead providing them with capital and technology for domestic suppression. Transitioning from international diplomacy to domestic policy, the speakers examine political influence and union power, specifically condemning the right of public workers to strike as a threat to societal stability and fiscal health. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices [https://megaphone.fm/adchoices]

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