Dennis Kucinich
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Nov 5, 2026
Clayton MorrisHOST
But anyway, this is, these are the people that you got.
Clayton MorrisHOST
Like, are we going to see a third party? Are we going to see Thomas Massey, Joe Kent, Dennis Kucinich, you know, Ron Paul helping? I'm saying Ron Paul run, but like helping to facilitate some sort of a third party movement in the United States? Maybe.
Clayton MorrisHOST
I don't know.
Clayton MorrisHOST
We'll see.
Clayton MorrisHOST
Jim Webb is going to be joining us here in a moment.
Clayton MorrisHOST
And former Congressman Dennis Kucinich is also going to be joining us to weigh in on the election.
Clayton MorrisHOST
So we'd love to get your feedback.
Clayton MorrisHOST
on all of that.
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Natali MorrisHOST
Yeah, you can't take me out places.
Natali MorrisHOST
No.
Natali MorrisHOST
Okay, well, we're going to talk to Dennis Kucinich.
Natali MorrisHOST
Maybe I can be less, you
Clayton MorrisHOST
Maybe he should fly to Congress and wag his finger and tell us all about it.
Clayton MorrisHOST
And when Dennis Kucinich asks him about it, he can...
Clayton MorrisHOST
Give them a laundry list of other countries we should bomb as well.
Clayton MorrisHOST
Our next guest is a true American hero.
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Daniel McAdamsGUEST
So where does that leave the rest of us who have to pay for it?
Clayton MorrisHOST
You know, I want to get you out of here on this because it just occurred to me.
Clayton MorrisHOST
We spoke with, I think, our mutual friend, Congressman Dennis Kucinich yesterday, and he really believes that we need a viable third party.
Clayton MorrisHOST
Maybe for the first time, this is a tipping point moment and that we first time since Ross Perot, where we would have like a real viable third party candidate.
Mark AndersonHOST
Honoring them strengthens us.
Mark AndersonHOST
So for stateside three, let's honor former Representative Dennis Kucinich, a congressman from Ohio.
Mark AndersonHOST
He's still alive.
Mark AndersonHOST
He's, of course, been busy in the monetary reform area much of his career and other things.
Mark AndersonHOST
And there are still major infrastructure problems in the U.S. Trump has addressed a little bit of them, but the repair costs still go up into the upper billions, even into the trillions, according to noted engineering and other organizations.
Mark AndersonHOST
So the NEED Act basically would have done what the Bradbury Pound actively did had the NEED Act, H.R. 2990, been approved.
Mark AndersonHOST
So today we honor Kucinich, Dennis Kucinich, former congressman from Ohio.
Mark AndersonHOST
He didn't seek to regain his House seat when he lost a few years back, but he's always been a good friend of the taxpayer and the citizen in the monetary reform category.
Jay PontiGUEST
And it goes back and it traces the beginning of the progressive movement.
Jay PontiGUEST
I posit that started with the Dennis Kucinich campaign.
Jay PontiGUEST
Because PDA was born out of that because Tim Carpenter stole Dennis Kucinich's email list and then brought in like Medea Benjamin and Marianne Williamson and a bunch of Roseanne DeMauro from NNU helped launch PDA.
Jay PontiGUEST
And that was another important part is like.
Jay PontiGUEST
Post 9-11, the left was dead because they so effectively killed any anti-war sentiment.
Gil FronsdalHOST
And sometimes I would teach something called the ten dharmas, the ten actions, ten activities of a raja, a king, that... came up in Buddhism as a kind of maybe an alternative orientation to what rulership could be like, and where the rulership that was infused with Buddhist values.
Gil FronsdalHOST
And then many years ago, now maybe 25 years ago or so, I don't know, 2004 maybe, there was a presidential election where Denis Kucinich was running for president as a Democrat And a friend of mine, whose house I'd been to, and she had a little bit big dining room table, maybe could seat 10 people, invited me to have dinner with her and Dennis Kucinich.
Gil FronsdalHOST
It was going to be a dinner party.
Gil FronsdalHOST
So I said yes.
Gil FronsdalHOST
So that was my entry into American politics.
Gil FronsdalHOST
I was still not an American citizen, so I couldn't vote, but I could do this.
Gil FronsdalHOST
And so Dennis Kucinich came over to me and said, oh, can I have a copy of that? So that was kind of nice.
Gil FronsdalHOST
So civic participation.
Gil FronsdalHOST
And sometimes I would teach something called the ten dharmas, the ten actions, ten activities of a raja, a king, that... came up in Buddhism as a kind of maybe an alternative orientation to what rulership could be like, and where the rulership that was infused with Buddhist values.
Gil FronsdalHOST
And then many years ago, now maybe 25 years ago or so, I don't know, 2004 maybe, there was a presidential election where Denis Kucinich was running for president as a Democrat And a friend of mine, whose house I'd been to, and she had a little bit big dining room table, maybe could seat 10 people, invited me to have dinner with her and Dennis Kucinich.
Gil FronsdalHOST
It was going to be a dinner party.
Gil FronsdalHOST
So I said yes.
Gil FronsdalHOST
So that was my entry into American politics.
Gil FronsdalHOST
I was still not an American citizen, so I couldn't vote, but I could do this.
Gil FronsdalHOST
And so Dennis Kucinich came over to me and said, oh, can I have a copy of that? So that was kind of nice.
Gil FronsdalHOST
So civic participation.
Ron PlaconeHOST
You know what? We should have Dennis on the show.
Ron PlaconeHOST
Dennis Kucinich.
Nolan HigdonHOST
Oh, there you go.
Nolan HigdonHOST
I've
Ron PlaconeHOST
talked to Dennis about it.
Nolan HigdonHOST
And I like Dennis Kucinich.
Nolan HigdonHOST
I respect him
Ron PlaconeHOST
a lot.
David KnightHOST
That is God.
David KnightHOST
It's kind of interesting, as we hit the anniversary of the passing of the Patriot Act this week, I saw a clip up, went back to Dennis Kucinich, and he voted against the Patriot Act.
David KnightHOST
They said, why did you vote against the Patriot Act? He said, because I read it.
David KnightHOST
That's sufficient, right? The man who breaks his word is a liar, but the man who breaks his oath is a perjurer.
David KnightHOST
That is God.
David KnightHOST
It's kind of interesting, as we hit the anniversary of the passing of the Patriot Act this week, I saw a clip up, went back to Dennis Kucinich, and he voted against the Patriot Act.
David KnightHOST
They said, why did you vote against the Patriot Act? He said, because I read it.
David KnightHOST
That's sufficient, right? The man who breaks his word is a liar, but the man who breaks his oath is a perjurer.
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