The Most Brazen Corporate Power Grab in History

Days of Revolt Season 1 Episode 16

Overview:
Chris Hedges and organizer Kevin Zeese break down the terms of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), and detail the upcoming demonstrations organized against it.

Genre : Documentary, Talk, War & Politics

Actors : Chris Hedges

Release Date : 2015-11-16

Duration : -

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Other Episodes (Season 1)

The Black Prophetic Tradition
1. The Black Prophetic Tradition
The Betrayal by the Black Elite
2. The Betrayal by the Black Elite
The Long Distance Revolutionary
3. The Long Distance Revolutionary
State Violence and Counter-Violence
4. State Violence and Counter-Violence
The Revolutionary, Caged
5. The Revolutionary, Caged
The Making of Global Capitalism
6. The Making of Global Capitalism
We're All Greeks Now
7. We're All Greeks Now
Israel's War on Children
8. Israel's War on Children
ISIS, the New Israel
9. ISIS, the New Israel
The Revolutionary Age
10. The Revolutionary Age
The 51-Day War
11. The 51-Day War
Prostitution
12. Prostitution
Neoliberalism as Utopianism
13. Neoliberalism as Utopianism
The Corporate Coup d'etat with Ralph Nader
14. The Corporate Coup d'etat with Ralph Nader
The Death of Electoral Politics
15. The Death of Electoral Politics
The Most Brazen Corporate Power Grab in History
16. The Most Brazen Corporate Power Grab in History
Militarizing Education
17. Militarizing Education
The Whoredom of the Left
18. The Whoredom of the Left
The Revolution Will Be Local
19. The Revolution Will Be Local
The Militarism of U.S. Diplomacy
20. The Militarism of U.S. Diplomacy

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