Richard Chew is joined by Adam Klasfeld, founder and editor-in-chief of All Rise News.

They discuss legal battles over data centers, federal jurisdiction and AI regulation, Katie Phang's Epstein files lawsuit, vindictive prosecution of the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), and the federal losing streak in state voting rolls cases. 

 

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From Heartland Signal and WCPT AM 820 in Chicago, here is a collection of the most interesting and important interviews that air on “Chew's Views” (weekdays from 6:00 to 8:00 a.m. Central), a pragmatic radio show that focuses on moving our political, social, economic, gender and cultural conversation forward and creating a roadmap for progressives to be more involved in their political and social destinies. With "Chew's Views" the emphasis is on positive talk and solutions – but don’t get it twisted; we may bring some smashmouth dialogue to the program just to make sure you’re awake, not just “woke.”  


Richard Chew has been a part of the WCPT family since 2017, initially as part of "The Family Meeting" and as a regular contributor to "Joan Esposito: Live, Local and Progressive."   He became WCPT's morning host in early 2024. 

A 25-plus-year wealth management and insurance veteran, Richard is well-versed in all areas of financial planning, wealth management and insurance plans designed to help clients with their financial future. Richard’s primary goal is to help consumers assess what their needs are and find the right plans and programs to protect their wealth.

Richard was born and raised in Chicago and Southwestern Michigan and is a graduate of Pepperdine University; he later pursued a master’s degree from Keller Graduate School. He is proud of the fact that he has visited all 50 of the great states of the United States of America and keeps his passport current to make sure traveling the world is always a “ready to go” item. He and his wife, Anne, love the city and suburbs of Chicago and all their greatness.  

From Heartland Signal and <a href="https://heartlandsignal.com/wcpt820/">WCPT AM 820</a> in Chicago, here is a collection of the most interesting and important interviews that air on &ldquo;<a href="https://heartlandsignal.com/programs/chewviews-with-richard-chew/">Chew's Views</a>&rdquo; (weekdays from 6:00 to 8:00 a.m. Central), a pragmatic radio show that focuses on moving our political, social, economic, gender and cultural conversation forward and creating a roadmap for progressives to be more involved in their political and social destinies. With "Chew's Views" the emphasis is on positive talk and solutions &ndash; but don&rsquo;t get it twisted; we may bring some smashmouth dialogue to the program just to make sure you&rsquo;re awake, not just &ldquo;woke.&rdquo;&nbsp;&nbsp;
 Richard Chew has been a part of the WCPT family since 2017, initially as part of "<a href="https://heartlandsignal.com/programs/the-family-meeting/">The Family Meeting</a>" and as a regular contributor to "<a href="https://heartlandsignal.com/programs/live-local-progressive/">Joan Esposito: Live, Local and Progressive</a>." &nbsp;&nbsp;He became WCPT's morning host in early 2024.&nbsp;
A 25-plus-year wealth management and insurance veteran, Richard is well-versed in all areas of financial planning, wealth management and insurance plans designed to help clients with their financial future. Richard&rsquo;s primary goal is to help consumers assess what their needs are and find the right plans and programs to protect their wealth.
Richard was born and raised in Chicago and Southwestern Michigan and is a graduate of Pepperdine University; he later pursued a master&rsquo;s degree from Keller Graduate School. He is proud of the fact that he has visited all 50 of the great states of the United States of America and keeps his passport current to make sure traveling the world is always a &ldquo;ready to go&rdquo; item. He and his wife, Anne, love the city and suburbs of Chicago and all their greatness. &nbsp;

Chew's Views with Richard Chew (Featured Interviews)

From Heartland Signal and WCPT AM 820 in Chicago, here are full episodes of “Chew's Views” (weekdays from 6:00 to 8:00 a.m. Central), a pragmatic radio show that focuses on moving our political, social, economic, gender and cultural conversation forward and creating a roadmap for progressives to be more involved in their political and social destinies. With "Chew's Views" the emphasis is on positive talk and solutions – but don’t get it twisted; we may bring some smashmouth dialogue to the program just to make sure you’re awake, not just “woke.”  


Richard Chew has been a part of the WCPT family since 2017, initially as part of "The Family Meeting" and as a regular contributor to "Joan Esposito: Live, Local and Progressive."  He became WCPT's morning host in early 2024. 

A 25-plus-year wealth management and insurance veteran, Richard is well-versed in all areas of financial planning, wealth management and insurance plans designed to help clients with their financial future. Richard’s primary goal is to help consumers assess what their needs are and find the right plans and programs to protect their wealth.

Richard was born and raised in Chicago and Southwestern Michigan and is a graduate of Pepperdine University; he later pursued a master’s degree from Keller Graduate School. He is proud of the fact that he has visited all 50 of the great states of the United States of America and keeps his passport current to make sure traveling the world is always a “ready to go” item. He and his wife, Anne, love the city and suburbs of Chicago and all their greatness.  

From Heartland Signal and <a href="https://heartlandsignal.com/wcpt820/">WCPT AM 820</a> in Chicago, here are full episodes of &ldquo;<a href="https://heartlandsignal.com/programs/chewviews-with-richard-chew/">Chew's Views</a>&rdquo; (weekdays from 6:00 to 8:00 a.m. Central), a pragmatic radio show that focuses on moving our political, social, economic, gender and cultural conversation forward and creating a roadmap for progressives to be more involved in their political and social destinies. With "Chew's Views" the emphasis is on positive talk and solutions &ndash; but don&rsquo;t get it twisted; we may bring some smashmouth dialogue to the program just to make sure you&rsquo;re awake, not just &ldquo;woke.&rdquo;&nbsp;&nbsp;
 Richard Chew has been a part of the WCPT family since 2017, initially as part of "<a href="https://heartlandsignal.com/programs/the-family-meeting/">The Family Meeting</a>" and as a regular contributor to "<a href="https://heartlandsignal.com/programs/live-local-progressive/">Joan Esposito: Live, Local and Progressive</a>." &nbsp;He became WCPT's morning host in early 2024.&nbsp;
A 25-plus-year wealth management and insurance veteran, Richard is well-versed in all areas of financial planning, wealth management and insurance plans designed to help clients with their financial future. Richard&rsquo;s primary goal is to help consumers assess what their needs are and find the right plans and programs to protect their wealth.
Richard was born and raised in Chicago and Southwestern Michigan and is a graduate of Pepperdine University; he later pursued a master&rsquo;s degree from Keller Graduate School. He is proud of the fact that he has visited all 50 of the great states of the United States of America and keeps his passport current to make sure traveling the world is always a &ldquo;ready to go&rdquo; item. He and his wife, Anne, love the city and suburbs of Chicago and all their greatness. &nbsp;

Chew's Views with Richard Chew (Full Episodes)

From Heartland Signal and WCPT AM 820 in Chicago, “Chew's Views” (weekdays from 6:00 to 8:00 a.m. Central) is a pragmatic radio show that focuses on moving our political, social, economic, gender and cultural conversation forward and creating a roadmap for progressives to be more involved in their political and social destinies. With "Chew's Views" the emphasis is on positive talk and solutions – but don’t get it twisted; we may bring some smashmouth dialogue to the program just to make sure you’re awake, not just “woke.”  

Richard Chew has been a part of the WCPT family since 2017, initially as part of "The Family Meeting" and as a regular contributor to "Joan Esposito: Live, Local and Progressive." He became WCPT's morning host in early 2024.

Richard also regularly shares his views on other podcasts and radio shows, including recent appearances on Amy McGrath's "Truth in a Barrel," "The John Fugelsang Podcast," "Endless Urgency" with Mike Nellis, and "The Politics Bar."

A 25-plus-year wealth management and insurance veteran, Richard is well-versed in all areas of financial planning, wealth management and insurance plans designed to help clients with their financial future.

Richard was born and raised in Chicago and Southwestern Michigan and is a graduate of Pepperdine University; he later pursued a master’s degree from Keller Graduate School. He is proud of the fact that he has visited all 50 of the great states of the United States of America and keeps his passport current to make sure traveling the world is always a “ready to go” item. He and his wife, Anne, love the city and suburbs of Chicago and all their greatness.  

From Heartland Signal and <a href="https://heartlandsignal.com/wcpt820/">WCPT AM 820</a> in Chicago, &ldquo;<a href="https://heartlandsignal.com/programs/chewviews-with-richard-chew/">Chew's Views</a>&rdquo; (weekdays from 6:00 to 8:00 a.m. Central) is a pragmatic radio show that focuses on moving our political, social, economic, gender and cultural conversation forward and creating a roadmap for progressives to be more involved in their political and social destinies. With "Chew's Views" the emphasis is on positive talk and solutions &ndash; but don&rsquo;t get it twisted; we may bring some smashmouth dialogue to the program just to make sure you&rsquo;re awake, not just &ldquo;woke.&rdquo;&nbsp;&nbsp;
Richard Chew has been a part of the WCPT family since 2017, initially as part of "<a href="https://heartlandsignal.com/programs/the-family-meeting/">The Family Meeting</a>" and as a regular contributor to "<a href="https://heartlandsignal.com/programs/live-local-progressive/">Joan Esposito: Live, Local and Progressive</a>." He became WCPT's morning host in early 2024.
Richard also regularly shares his views on other podcasts and radio shows, including recent appearances on Amy McGrath's "<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWK_o2PSptQ">Truth in a Barrel</a>," "<a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/weekend-interviews-simon-and-julie-richard-chew/id1464094232?i=1000685443232">The John Fugelsang Podcast</a>," "<a href="https://endlessurgency.com/p/pardoning-ghislaine-maxwell-trump">Endless Urgency</a>" with Mike Nellis, and "<a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/is/podcast/community-vs-cankles-july-22-2025/id886656768?i=1000718522141">The Politics Bar</a>."
A 25-plus-year wealth management and insurance veteran, Richard is well-versed in all areas of financial planning, wealth management and insurance plans designed to help clients with their financial future.
Richard was born and raised in Chicago and Southwestern Michigan and is a graduate of Pepperdine University; he later pursued a master&rsquo;s degree from Keller Graduate School. He is proud of the fact that he has visited all 50 of the great states of the United States of America and keeps his passport current to make sure traveling the world is always a &ldquo;ready to go&rdquo; item. He and his wife, Anne, love the city and suburbs of Chicago and all their greatness. &nbsp;

Chew's Views with Richard Chew

WCPT 820 Interview: Legal journalist Adam Klasfeld

Richard Chew is joined by Anne Kim, senior editor at Washington Monthly and the author of "Poverty for Profit: How Corporations Get Rich Off America’s Poor"; she is also co-editor of "Betrayed: America Didn't Vote for This."  They discuss the exploitation of vulnerable communities through corporate colonization and the privatization of government programs.

Corporate Colonization and Vulnerable Communities
- Kim explains that her book, "Poverty Over Profit," explores how companies exploit government programs intended to support vulnerable populations.
- She identifies several forms of corporate colonization, including privatized ICE detention centers run by companies like the GEO Group and predatory tax prep services in low-income areas.
- The discussion highlights how businesses often provide substandard services while extracting significant funds from federal and state resources.

The Privatization of Government Services
- Kim describes a cottage industry of companies that extract money from social programs like Medicaid and Section 8 housing without providing adequate benefits.
- The conversation details how the delegation of state power to for-profit contractors like Maximus can lead to life-and-death decisions regarding welfare and SNAP benefits.
- Contracts often include legal protections that prevent citizens from successfully challenging the decisions made by these private entities.

Historical Context and Future Challenges
- Kim traces the rise of privatization back to Ronald Reagan's era, noting that Bill Clinton's 1996 welfare reforms further expanded the role of private contractors.
- The discussion addresses how systemic barriers are often ignored due to a narrative that blames impoverished individuals for their own circumstances based on stereotypes.
- Kim concludes by directing listeners to her work at Washington Monthly and her personal website for more information on her research.

 

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Richard Chew is joined by <a href="https://anneskim.com/">Anne Kim</a>,&nbsp;<a href="https://washingtonmonthly.com/author/anne-kim/">senior editor at Washington Monthly</a> and the author of "<a href="https://anneskim.com/poverty-for-profit/">Poverty for Profit: How Corporations Get Rich Off America&rsquo;s Poor</a>"; she is also co-editor of "<a href="https://commonsensecoalition.net/betrayed-we-did-not-vote-for-this/">Betrayed: America Didn't Vote for This</a>."&nbsp; They discuss the exploitation of vulnerable communities through corporate colonization and the privatization of government programs.
Corporate Colonization and Vulnerable Communities - Kim explains that her book, "Poverty Over Profit," explores how companies exploit government programs intended to support vulnerable populations. - She identifies several forms of corporate colonization, including privatized ICE detention centers run by companies like the GEO Group and predatory tax prep services in low-income areas. - The discussion highlights how businesses often provide substandard services while extracting significant funds from federal and state resources. The Privatization of Government Services - Kim describes a cottage industry of companies that extract money from social programs like Medicaid and Section 8 housing without providing adequate benefits. - The conversation details how the delegation of state power to for-profit contractors like Maximus can lead to life-and-death decisions regarding welfare and SNAP benefits. - Contracts often include legal protections that prevent citizens from successfully challenging the decisions made by these private entities. Historical Context and Future Challenges - Kim traces the rise of privatization back to Ronald Reagan's era, noting that Bill Clinton's 1996 welfare reforms further expanded the role of private contractors. - The discussion addresses how systemic barriers are often ignored due to a narrative that blames impoverished individuals for their own circumstances based on stereotypes. - Kim concludes by directing listeners to <a href="https://washingtonmonthly.com/author/anne-kim/">her work at Washington Monthly</a> and her <a href="https://anneskim.com/">personal website</a> for more information on her research.
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WCPT 820 Interview: Anne Kim of Washington Monthly

Richard Chew is joined by Richard Carlbom, chair of the Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party (DFL). He talks about Minnesota primary results (the election was August 11), party strategy, and upcoming election challenges and opportunities. 

Minnesota Primary Election Results
- Carlbom reports that the August 11th primary saw record-breaking turnout with over 1.1 million voters.
- Sixty-three percent of the primary voters participated on the DFL side of the ballot.
- Peggy Flanagan's vote count for the U.S. Senate nomination exceeded the total votes of all Republican candidates combined.
- Every candidate endorsed by the Minnesota DFL won their respective competitive primary.

Prioritizing Voter Connection and Listening
- Carlbom emphasized that listening to voter priorities is the number one priority for Democrats.
- He noted that many voters feel politicians have stopped listening to their concerns and viewpoints.
- The DFL strategy involves focusing on what voters need before asking them to vote for specific candidates.

Addressing Party Ideology and Unity
- Carlbom addressed perceived divisions between Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), progressive, and moderate factions within the party
.- He described the DFL as a "Big 10" party where different elements represent a desire for change rather than internal conflict.
- He stated that anyone who supports the DFL platform, including Democratic Socialists, is welcome in the coalition.

Criticism of Republican Candidates
- Carlbom criticized Republican U.S. Senate candidate Michele Tafoya for being out of touch with Minnesotans regarding economic pressures and cost of living.
- He contrasted local struggles like grocery costs with Tafoya's perceived elitism and political stance.
- The discussion highlighted how Republican candidates are viewed as "rubber stamps" for Donald Trump's policies.

Interstate Democratic Collaboration
- The conversation covered how state party chairs collaborate through the Association of State Democratic Committees (ASDC).
- Minnesota leads by hosting monthly collaboration hub meetings where states share innovative election projects.

Key Upcoming Senate and Gubernatorial Races
- Senator Amy Klobuchar is praised for visiting every one of Minnesota's 87 counties annually since 2006.
- Carlbom criticizes Republican candidate for Minnesota governor Lisa Demuth for her inability to name anything she disagrees with regarding Donald Trump’s policies.
- Peggy Flanagan's legislative achievements include fighting for paid family medical leave, raising the minimum wage, and universal school meals.

Advice for Final Election Campaigning
- Carlbom advises supporters to spend the remaining 75 days engaging in direct, relational conversations with voters.
- He encourages people to get out of their social bubbles and talk to neighbors at grocery stores or gas stations.
- The goal is to ask voters what they are concerned about rather than simply promoting a candidate during initial contact.

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Richard Chew is joined by Richard Carlbom, chair of the&nbsp;<a href="https://dfl.org/">Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party</a> (DFL). He talks about Minnesota primary results (the election was August 11), party strategy, and upcoming election challenges and opportunities.&nbsp;
Minnesota Primary Election Results - Carlbom reports that the August 11th primary saw record-breaking turnout with over 1.1 million voters. - Sixty-three percent of the primary voters participated on the DFL side of the ballot. - Peggy Flanagan's vote count for the U.S. Senate nomination exceeded the total votes of all Republican candidates combined. - Every candidate endorsed by the Minnesota DFL won their respective competitive primary. Prioritizing Voter Connection and Listening - Carlbom emphasized that listening to voter priorities is the number one priority for Democrats. - He noted that many voters feel politicians have stopped listening to their concerns and viewpoints. - The DFL strategy involves focusing on what voters need before asking them to vote for specific candidates. Addressing Party Ideology and Unity - Carlbom addressed perceived divisions between Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), progressive, and moderate factions within the party .- He described the DFL as a "Big 10" party where different elements represent a desire for change rather than internal conflict. - He stated that anyone who supports the DFL platform, including Democratic Socialists, is welcome in the coalition. Criticism of Republican Candidates - Carlbom criticized Republican U.S. Senate candidate Michele Tafoya for being out of touch with Minnesotans regarding economic pressures and cost of living. - He contrasted local struggles like grocery costs with Tafoya's perceived elitism and political stance. - The discussion highlighted how Republican candidates are viewed as "rubber stamps" for Donald Trump's policies. Interstate Democratic Collaboration - The conversation covered how state party chairs collaborate through the Association of State Democratic Committees (ASDC). - Minnesota leads by hosting monthly collaboration hub meetings where states share innovative election projects. Key Upcoming Senate and Gubernatorial Races - Senator Amy Klobuchar is praised for visiting every one of Minnesota's 87 counties annually since 2006. - Carlbom criticizes Republican candidate for Minnesota governor Lisa Demuth for her inability to name anything she disagrees with regarding Donald Trump&rsquo;s policies. - Peggy Flanagan's legislative achievements include fighting for paid family medical leave, raising the minimum wage, and universal school meals. Advice for Final Election Campaigning - Carlbom advises supporters to spend the remaining 75 days engaging in direct, relational conversations with voters. - He encourages people to get out of their social bubbles and talk to neighbors at grocery stores or gas stations. - The goal is to ask voters what they are concerned about rather than simply promoting a candidate during initial contact.
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WCPT 820 Interview: Richard Carlbom of Minnesota DFL

Richard Carlbom

Anne Kim

Adam Klasfeld

On today's show
– Richard Carlbom, chair of the Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party (DFL)
– Anne Kim, senior editor at Washington Monthly and the author of "Poverty for Profit: How Corporations Get Rich Off America’s Poor"; she is also co-editor of "Betrayed: America Didn't Vote for This"
– Adam Klasfeld, founder and editor-in-chief of All Rise News

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On today's show &ndash; Richard Carlbom, chair of the <a href="https://dfl.org/">Minnesota Democratic&ndash;Farmer&ndash;Labor Party</a> (DFL) &ndash; Anne Kim, <a href="https://washingtonmonthly.com/author/anne-kim/">senior editor at Washington Monthly</a> and the author of "<a href="https://anneskim.com/poverty-for-profit/">Poverty for Profit: How Corporations Get Rich Off America&rsquo;s Poor</a>"; she is also co-editor of "<a href="https://commonsensecoalition.net/betrayed-we-did-not-vote-for-this/">Betrayed: America Didn't Vote for This</a>" &ndash; Adam Klasfeld, founder and editor-in-chief of <a href="https://www.allrisenews.com/">All Rise News</a>
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