Spotlight on a (Very) Close Race

Spotlight on a (Very) Close Race

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Yaakov Katz: "An idea cannot be defeated."

Guest host Isabella introduces Mike Pesca's conversation with Yaakov Katz, author of While Israel Slept. Katz explains the intelligence failures and false assumptions behind October 7, the international fallout, and why he believes ending the conflict means dismantling Hamas thro ...  Show more

David Pakman: "The stage was really set."

Today on The Gist, guest host Isabella introduces an interview with progressive commentator and author David Pakman about his book, The Echo Machine: How Right-Wing Extremism Created a Post-Truth America. Pakman outlines the historical trajectory from the civil rights backlash to ...  Show more

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