Max and 99 are back for another round of Omnibus. They hit headlines on the Trump administration restricting visas for foreign journalists, tribes suing to block the gutting of the Endangered Species Act, SpaceX’s massive share unlock, and a defense of reading books in an era of mass literary abandonment. Then they tackle listener emails on coordinating progressive media against AIPAC, whether MMT is 1920s Germany, and some episode clarifications.

Chapters

Intro: 00:00:18

Headlines: 00:15:14

Emails: 00:44:38

Beyond the Bullshit: 00:59:42

Memberships: 01:16:15

Outro: 01:17:08

Resources

The New York Times: The Maduro Case May Be About to Take a Hairpin Turn

Politico: Taylor Farms still tied to cyclospora outbreak despite ‘false positive,’ FDA says

Mother Jones: Tribes and Environmental Groups Sue to Block Trump’s Gutting of the Endangered Species Act

Reporters without Borders: US imposes sweeping visa restrictions on foreign journalists, hindering global coverage of American affairs

TIME: In Defense of Reading Books

Bloomberg: SpaceX’s Great Unlocking Begins With $116 Billion Share Release

Book Love

David Peter Stroh: Systems Thinking For Social Change: A Practical Guide to Solving Complex Problems, Avoiding Unintended Consequences, and Achieving Lasting Results

Marie Arana: Bolivar: American Liberator

UNFTR Resources

Video: Trump Is a Useful Idiot for the People Behind the Scenes

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