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The formula shortage has sparked a debate over breastfeeding, with celebrities like Bette Midler suggesting it as a simple alternative. MSNBC's Stephanie Ruhle criticized this view, highlighting the physical difficulty and biological limitations many women face. The discussion touches on the historical marketing of formula as a "superior" product and the decline of breastfeeding rates in America.
Amy Goodman reported on a past deposition where Donald Trump allegedly called a female attorney "disgusting" after she requested a break to pump breast milk. The hosts interpret the incident as a "sleazeball tactic" by the attorney to provoke Trump. They argue that the media's focus on such stories indicates a fear of Trump's political momentum.
TSA Reclassification and Fascist State Literature
The TSA has officially reclassified screeners as "Transportation Security Officers," a move the hosts argue is intended to give them the appearance of law enforcement authority. They recommend Sinclair Lewis's It Can't Happen Here and Nien Cheng's Life and Death in Shanghai as essential reading for understanding the rise of fascist and communist states.
