This week I wanted to share my thoughts on Vivek and Elon clashing with MAGA on H1-B Visas. Vivek Ramaswamy and Elon Musk are both billionaires who stand to gain a lot of H1-B visas are expanded as a program.
The annual statutory cap for H-1B visas is 65,000, plus an additional 20,000 visas for foreign professionals who have a master's degree or doctorate from a US institution.
The majority of H1-B’s seem to, at least at the moment, go to recipients in India.
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H1B Visas and Their Importance
The discussion begins with a reference to the significance of H1B visas in the United States, particularly as articulated by Elon Musk.
H1B visas allow skilled workers from other countries to come to America for jobs, especially in fields like engineering, which are often in high demand.
We are thrilled to share the replay of Democracy at Work and The Left Forum's special live, in-person Global Capitalism event, held this past Saturday at Women Building Up (WBU). Professor Wolff gave his thoughts and analysis on what the new Trump Presidency means and how we may react.
Please find books published by Democracy At Work:
Richard Wolff’s:
(Understanding Marxism, Understanding Socialism, and The Sickness is the System: When Capitalism Cannot Save Us from Pandemics or Itself)
Robert Hennelly’s:
(Stuck Nation: Can the United States change course on our history of choosing profits over people?)
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Acknowledgment and Introduction
The speaker begins by expressing gratitude to the audience and acknowledging the collective pride in their presence
Join Professor Jeffrey Sachs and award-winning journalist Annie Jacobsen as they discuss Jacobsen’s chilling and rigorous depiction of nuclear war in her groundbreaking book, Nuclear War: A Scenario. With meticulous research and interviews with military and political insiders, Jacobsen takes us through a riveting, heart-pounding, second-by-second scenario of a world-ending nuclear war. From the technological aspects of nuclear weapons and missile defense systems to the horrifying and total incapacity of modern society to survive a nuclear onslaught, Jacobsen depicts the razor-thin margin separating us from catastrophe.
Together, they delve into the sobering realities behind nuclear war games, miscalculated missile strikes, and the relentless risks of omnicidal escalation that history and simulations reveal. They reflect on the lessons of Cold War diplomacy, near-mis
President Donald Trump has publicly called for the displacement of Palestinians from Gaza, suggesting that Egypt and Jordan should accept Palestinian refugees.
During a discussion, Trump mentioned the potential relocation of approximately 1.5 million people from Gaza, indicating that the situation is dire and requires intervention.
The speaker highlights that Trump's figure of 1.5 million exceeds the casualty numbers reported by corporate media, suggesting misinformation regarding the actual death toll in Gaza.
The speaker argues that the media is downplaying the severity of the situation to avoid labeling it as genocide, which Trump’s comments seem to contradict.
Charlamagne Tha God on why canceling rappers who performed at Trump's inauguration is misplaced anger and how Democrats should move forward by following the GOP's model of staying mad.
During the Second World War, American animation companies such as Disney and Warner Bros. made propaganda cartoons for the war effort. One of the most well-known examples is "Der Fuehrer's Face", featuring the famous Disney mascot Donald Duck. It satirises the authoritarianism of Hitler's Third Reich by showing Donald having a nightmare about manufacturing shells for the Nazi army, and contrasts it with the "freedom" of the United States when he eventually does wake up from it.
Katie Halper and Aaron Maté go over the worst moments of the Sunday morning news shows that they watch so you don’t have to.
If it's Monday Morning, it's #mondaymourning
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Introduction and Context
The hosts, Katie Halper and [Aaron] Mate, welcome viewers to the show "Useful Idiots," where they provide a satirical recap of the Sunday morning news shows, specifically focusing on the inauguration of Donald Trump as the 47th president of the United States.
They assure the audience that they are safe and not imprisoned, humorously referencing the political climate under the Trump Administration.
The hosts inform viewers that they are reporting live from Washington D.C., providing on-the-ground coverage of the inauguration events.
Viewers are encouraged to visit their website for support and bonus content related to the show.