The Great Unraveling of American Trust | A Legendary Pollster on What Broke, and What's Next
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Americans don't trust anything anymore, and the man who's been counting since Nixon says he's never seen the numbers this ugly. Paul Talmey polled voters for 50 years, produced hard news for CBS when the whole country watched at six, and worked the Hill during impeachment, so when he says our institutions are "wobbly," listen. He reveals how the primary system quietly handed both parties to the fringe, why half of young Americans cheer socialism but can't define it, and how foreign money in our schools turned anti-Israel into plain old Jew hate. Then he names the three exits from America's debt trap, and the ugly one he thinks we're taking. If you're a normie watching every system you counted on start to shake, this is the episode that tells you what broke, and what might still hold.
CLUB NORMIE IS FOR:
- Socially and Politically homeless. Independent-ish.
- Old-school in the way that used to be… just school.
- Looking to understand when did normal get so weird?
Strollers with dogs in them. People telling their deepest fears to Chat-Gpt. Socialism is hip. Every relationship now comes with an org chart — who is the victim and who is the powerful. Ah what? This is crazy -- no?
Host Jennifer Weissmann.
Normie (n.) — politically homeless, socially confused, and pretty sure the elevator used to involve eye contact.
You're not crazy. You're just a normie.
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