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1) Amid Iran War U.S. Peace Movement MIA

Frida Berrigan, a long-time activist opposing the ever-stretching shadow of militarism who lives in Southeastern Connecticut, is the author of, “It Runs In The Family: On Being Raised By Radicals And Growing Into Rebellious Motherhood,” talks about her recent commentary, "Where Are the Iran War Protests: Despite a wildly unpopular war with Iran, a mass protest movement for peace hasn’t materialized — at least in the ways we’ve been taught to recognize."

2) After Democratic Socialists of America's Recent Electoral Success What's Ahead for the Movement?

Paul Heideman, author of "Rogue Elephant: How Republicans Went from the Party of Business to the Party of Chaos," discusses his recent Jacobin magazine article, "Where Are the Democratic Socialists of America Going?" which examines how the group is successfully navigating the US electoral system but continues to face considerable challenges in rooting itself in the U.S. working class.

3) After Election Will Republicans Refuse to Certify Democratic Candidate Victories to Maintain Congressional Control

Bill Blum, a Los Angeles lawyer and a former state of California administrative law judge, talks about his recent commentaries re: the midterm election, "Will Jan. 3 Be the New Jan. 6? When it comes to election subversion, expect the worst when Congress reconvenes in 2027," and "Trump’s Voter Purge Machine Just Got a Boost From the Supreme Court," as well as other threats looming over the midterm election.

4) Trump's Attack on Mail-In Voting Could Backfire, Disenfranchising His Own Supporters

Nick Licata, author of "Becoming A Citizen Activist," has served 5 terms on the Seattle City Council, named progressive municipal official of the year by The Nation, and is founding board chair of Local Progress, a national network of 1,000 progressive municipal officials. He'll talk about his recent Counterpunch article, "Trump’s Restrictions on Mail-In Voting Will Reduce the Republican Vote," and share his views on Trump's other plans to subvert the outcome of the November 3rd election.