Start Making Sense: Naomi Klein Says Climate Justice Requires Bernie’s Boldness

Start Making Sense: Naomi Klein Says Climate Justice Requires Bernie’s Boldness

Start Making Sense: Naomi Klein Says Climate Justice Requires Bernie’s Boldness

Plus Andrew Bacevich on our wars in the Middle East, and Amy Goodman on 20 years of Democracy Now!

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Naomi Klein argues that the problem with Hillary Clinton’s climate policy is not her corporate contributions; it’s her corporate ideology. The climate-justice movement, she says, “requires the kind of boldness Bernie Sanders represents.”

Also: Military historian Andrew Bacevich says America can never win its 20-year war for the Middle East.

Plus: Amy Goodman talks about how she got arrested at the Republican National Convention in St. Paul in 2008—and other highlights from the 20-year history of the show Democracy Now!

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