The MSNBC anchor of “The 11th Hour with Stephanie Ruhle” and NBC News Senior Business Correspondent joins The People’s Cabinet to break down:

– What Wall Street insiders are actually saying about Trump

– Why Democrats keep losing on messaging—and how to fix it

– How financial illiteracy is being weaponized in American politics

– The toxic role of misinformation and social media algorithms

– And why empathy might be our best political strategy going forward

This episode is for anyone trying to make sense of the our elections, the economy, and what’s really happening behind the headlines.

🎙️ Don’t miss this unfiltered conversation with the person who often has the last word in media.

Veteran Democratic strategist James Carville joins The People's Cabinet for a no-holds-barred conversation on where the Democratic Party goes from here.

He weighs in on:

– Why Democrats continue to lose the economic narrative

– How cultural elitism is costing elections

– What went wrong in 2024—and how to fix it

– Whether Zohran Mamdani is the real deal

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Senator Ed Markey joins to lay out what’s at stake: the future of climate and clean energy, the Green New Deal, his fight for due process in the case of Rümeysa Öztürk, the treat of tariffs to small businesses – and how we push back in 2025.

We cover:

– What Trump is doing to unravel the clean energy revolution — including a reported $1B deal with Big Oil

– What the Green New Deal was built to solve — and what’s now under attack

– The case of Rümeysa Öztürk and what it signals about due process in America

– One family’s fight for a better future — and what it says about who this country is for

A clear-eyed conversation about what we owe the next generation — and what’s at risk if we don’t all stand up.

NOTE: After this podcast was recorded, Senator Markey attempted to pass the Small Business Liberation Act through unanimous consent — where a measure can pass so long as no senator objects. However, Senator Bernie Moreno of Ohio objected, blocking it from moving forward.