Elizabeth Warren urges Democrats to pick working families over billionaire influence in a blunt, solutions-focused message. This condensed summary shrinks a 17-minute interview to a sharp 2-minute briefing with hosts Krystal Ball and Saagar Enjeti and guest Senator Elizabeth Warren.
You’ll hear Warren name-drop Reed Hoffman and describe pressure to oust Lina Khan from the FTC, explain why antitrust enforcement and click-to-cancel rules matter, and argue for bold reforms on affordability—from capping credit card interest (a roughly $150 billion transfer from families to banks) to building three million more homes and speeding permits. She spotlights the CFPB’s wins, warns that “abundance” can be a Trojan horse for billionaire priorities, and details her investments in state party infrastructure to prove government can work.
Key takeaways: politics, antitrust, housing, consumer protection, and the Democratic choice between donors and voters. Listen now to get the key ideas in minutes.
