.profgalloway explains that the middle class can only thrive when the government invests in it: “And the only way you support it is with taxes. And the only way you have an effective democracy is through a progressive tax system.” Listen to PivotPod:
Kara and Scott discuss Apple getting into the Buy-Now-Pay-Later game, and Texas announcing an investigation into the number of bots on Twitter. Also, Buzzfeed shares took a major tumble. Then, a listener question on whether ethical billionaires exist.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.
com/adchoicesKara and Scott discuss Apple getting into the Buy-Now-Pay-Later game, and Texas announcing an investigation into the number of bots on Twitter. Also, Buzzfeed shares took a major tumble. Then, a listener question on whether ethical billionaires exist.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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