Last week, in the wake of the horrific shooting
at the Pulse Nightclub in Orlando, it was revealed that some of Broadway’s
biggest stars would come together to record a version of “What the World Needs Now is Love” to benefit the victims. The track
is now available for purchase, with all of the proceeds from the sale going to
benefit the GLBT Community Center of Central Florida. Joining me today to talk all about the
project is SiriusXM’s own Seth Rudetsky
who organized the effort along with his husband, producer James Wesley.
After the Democratic
primaries came to an end last Tuesday night, Sen. Bernie Sanders met with Sec. Hillary
Clinton to discuss how the ideas and ideological direction of his campaign
should be incorporated into her campaign and possible presidency. But, what will this post-Sanders progressive
agenda look like? Well, according to Mark Schmitt the director of the
program on political reform at New America, it’s unlikely to be one of Mr.
Sanders’ creation because according to Mark, the Senator from Vermont is still
running what he calls “the Windows 95 version of progressive politics.” Mark
joins me today to talk all about the influence that Sen. Sanders’ campaign for
President has had on the Democratic Party and why he doesn’t think he’ll be
leading the progressive charge in the future.
Monday, June 20, 2016
The Michelangelo Signorile Show on SiriusXM PROGRESS ch.127
The assassination of
British parliamentarian Jo Cox is front-page news in the United States, and has
sent a shock wave around the world. The
young wife and mother of two was shot and stabbed to death on the street in
broad daylight by a man with alleged ties to American Neo-Nazi groups and who
reportedly shouted the name and slogans of a far-right, anti-immigrant party as
he took the life of this rising start in progressive British politics. And, while much of the US media has been
focused on the proximity of the attack to next week’s “Brexit” referendum vote
on whether the United Kingdom should leave the European Union some people are
questioning what this killing says about the state of Democracy in the
world. Joining me today to talk all
about the assassination of MP Jo Cox and why we all should be very concerned
about it is John Nichols the
Washington Correspondent for The Nation.
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