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The New Masculinity is Threatening People Who Show Sympathy

John discusses a new survey from More in Common which shows more young Republicans prefer men to dominate over women in society and they believe bullying demonstrates power. Then, he talks with comedian and author Tara Dublin on the mayhem coming from the White House. And closing ...  Show more

We're Still Here with Simon and Julie

This time on "We're Still Here" - Simon Moya-Smith and Julie Francella talk with John about a huge cover up in the state criminal investigation of Michigan's Native American Boarding Schools. They also discuss the importance of Native sovereignty as Trump tries to take Greenland ...  Show more

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