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Robert Reich

Robert Reich

Professor and former United States Secretary of LaborWikipedia

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Nov 3, 2026

Ron PlaconeHOST
13:05
that's funny
Jay PontiGUEST
13:06
um but because people knew that I did um that kind of I did like you know kind of organize big shows they invited me um to uh the Robert Reich they were like Robert Reich is coming Oza Motley's coming and I had known Oza Motley for a couple years um And so that was my kind of foray was to go in and help organize the Ozamali show for Robert Reich.
Jay PontiGUEST
13:30
It was like Robert Reich and Ozamali at Occupy LA.
Jay PontiGUEST
13:34
And I was like, what in the hell is this? Like Occupy was just such a vibrant, incredible experience.
Jay PontiGUEST
13:43
And I got hooked.
Corey RosenGUEST
33:08
For sure.
Corey RosenGUEST
33:10
I remember back in the 1970s, I was working on a staff in the US Senate, and we invited Robert Reich to speak to our committee, and he talked about paper entrepreneurs.
Corey RosenGUEST
33:27
And he was talking very much about the phenomenon you just described, where people are making money out of making money.
Corey RosenGUEST
33:34
And Kevin Phillips wrote an influential book where he talked about if you look at that history of economies that have gradually declined, it's when they move from actually making things to the money behind making things, to the financialization of markets, and that that hasn't been sustainable.
Alex JonesHOST
21:56
And he needs to be put in jail.
Alex JonesHOST
21:58
All the Democrat officials and senators and former Clinton officials, Robert Reich, Everything's his fault because one of the good things Trump's doing is putting Musk in there and opposing Bill Gates' plan to turn it over to the UN and the WF with China behind it as the main computing power.
Alex JonesHOST
22:22
So at least on our sovereignty, Trump is right about that.
Alex JonesHOST
22:25
I mean, you know, with Israel, he does what they want, but that's kind of the U.S. aircraft carrier.
Dean KarayanisHOST
41:11
Whoa, sorry, having a flashback to 1978 there.
Dean KarayanisHOST
41:13
Anyway, here is that short clip I spoke of, Robert B. Reich.
Heather LofthouseSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
41:17
People started talking about, oh, Musk is going to be held accountable.
Heather LofthouseSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
41:20
And he said, live by the sword, die by the sword.

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Dean KarayanisHOST
47:44
Well, that's some of you who make money doing things like selling tweets or like getting clicks.
Dean KarayanisHOST
47:49
He's going to take that, too, because that's part of what Elon Musk controls when they say Elon Musk has a trillion dollars.
Dean KarayanisHOST
47:56
Just take what he has, says Robert B. Reich.
Dean KarayanisHOST
47:58
using it as a sword.
Ian MastersHOST
1:04
Previously, he served as deputy director and acting director of Michigan's Department of Energy, Labor, and Economic Growth, and as Michigan's first chief workforce officer in the Clinton administration.
Ian MastersHOST
1:16
He also worked in Secretary of Labor Robert Reich's office to fend off Speaker Newt Gingrich's efforts to weaken worker protections and served as staff attorney for the President's Commission on the Future of Worker Management Relations.
Ian MastersHOST
1:30
Then we'll assess Trump's closing remarks out of all places, the scene of his crime of cheapskate incompetence, the reflecting pool.
Ian MastersHOST
1:39
Joining us is Jacob Halbron, the editor of the National Interest and a non-resident senior fellow at the Atlantic Council's Eurasia Center and a columnist for The Spectator.
Alex JonesHOST
18:23
And he needs to be put in jail.
Alex JonesHOST
18:25
All these Democrat officials and senators and former Clinton officials, Robert Reich, Everything's his fault because one of the good things Trump's doing is putting Musk in there and opposing Bill Gates' plan to turn it over to the UN and the WF with China behind it as the main computing power.
Alex JonesHOST
18:49
So at least on our sovereignty, Trump is right about that.
Alex JonesHOST
18:52
I mean, you know, with Israel, he does what they want, but that's kind of the U.S. aircraft carrier.
Del KennedyHOST
47:33
We don't need it.
Ron HartHOST
47:35
Robert Reich came out and said we need to seize SpaceX from Elon Musk.
Ron HartHOST
47:40
Those are things that scare people.
Ron HartHOST
47:43
You've got these left-wing candidates like that, and here's a Harvard professor who's a part of the Clinton administration who says seize private property? Are you kidding me?
Victor Davis HansonGUEST
8:26
And I trust legislation.
Victor Davis HansonGUEST
8:28
And as we see with Robert Reich, he just said the other thing that was voiced three or four years ago, consideration about nationalizing the technocrats, SpaceX or X.
Victor Davis HansonGUEST
8:40
And they mentioned others.
Victor Davis HansonGUEST
8:41
So Trump was able to flip those people.
Marco GeraceHOST
12:00
Clinton just said almost verbatim.
Marco GeraceHOST
12:03
But you've heard this from the likes of Robert Reich, little commie Reich all the time.
Marco GeraceHOST
12:06
He says the same thing.
Marco GeraceHOST
12:08
It's ridiculous that the person that's most popular doesn't win.
Alex JonesHOST
17:58
And he needs to be put in jail.
Alex JonesHOST
18:01
All the Democrat officials and senators and former Clinton officials, Robert Reich, Everything's his fault because one of the good things Trump's doing is putting Musk in there and opposing Bill Gates' plan to turn it over to the UN and the WF with China behind it as the main computing power.
Alex JonesHOST
18:24
So at least on our sovereignty, Trump is right about that.
Alex JonesHOST
18:27
I mean, you know, with Israel, he does what they want, but that's kind of the U.S. aircraft carrier.

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