3 chapters across the catalog
An article by David Bromwich in the London Review of Books argues that the mainstream media is addicted to Trump for ratings, which prevents fresh Democratic talent from emerging. The hosts agree that the media's constant focus on Trump—even when negative—mirrors the excessive attention that helped him get elected while ignoring figures like Bernie Sanders.
The CLEAR Act, introduced by Senators Maria Cantwell and Susan Collins, proposes a new framework for carbon limits and energy renewal. Michael Bromwich, the new head of the Bureau of Ocean Energy, faced questioning regarding his lack of experience in ocean energy and the bill's potential to implement a "cap-and-dividend" carbon tax system.
Minerals Management Service Reorganization and Michael Bromwich
Following the Deepwater Horizon disaster, the Minerals Management Service (MMS) undergoes a rebranding and reorganization under new director Michael Bromwich. Senator Dianne Feinstein questions the agency's culture during a hearing, while the hosts argue that Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar should be held legally responsible. Bromwich's background as a lawyer in the Iran-Contra and Pan Am 103 investigations is highlighted.
