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Sep 2025
1h 18m

Is Capitalism The Best We Can Do? | Surr...

JUBILEE MEDIA
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John Regalado sits down with Mason, Gabby, James and Isabella to revisit their Surrounded debate with Patrick Bet-David. They share their experiences that led them to becoming anti-capitalist and discuss taxing the ultra-rich, enduring poverty, reimagining socialism and the potentially life-changing offers that Patrick put on the table during the episode. ... Show More
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