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Donizete Arruda
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Capitalisn't

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University of Chicago Podcast Network
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Our Personal Finance Mistakes Are The Industry's Profits - ft. John Campbell & Tarun Ramadorai

Is personal finance rigged against ordinary people? Economists John Campbell and Tarun Ramadorai argue the system rewards the wealthy and financially savvy at the expense of everyone else. Their book Fixed points to a troubling pattern: the fees you avoid by never overdrafting, or by refinancing on time, are paid for by people who don't, and they warn that the resulting resentment is fueling political discontent. But there is a tension at the heart of their argument. They don't want the government running finance or setting prices, yet they call for far more muscular rules. So what exactly are they proposing, and why do they insist it would expand your choices rather than limit them? Connect with us: 📺 Subscribe to our YouTube Channel 📱 Follow Capitalisn’t on Instagram & TikTok ✉️ Email your questions and comments to capitalisntpod@gmail.com Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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50 min
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CONEXÃO BRASÍLIA-CEARÁ | 03.07.2026

Na Conexão Brasília- Ceará desta sexta-feira (03), Donizete Arruda comenta as últimas movimentações da política nacional e local. Para mais informações, acesse o Portal CN7: bit.ly/2wcpO2r Acompanhe a Plus FM nas redes sociais: Facebook: bit.ly/2LewrMa Instagram: bit.ly/2GT1fxE Twitter: bit.ly/2PFubMn

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29 min
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Sebastião Bugalho é a nova esperança da direita?

A estreia do eurodeputado como porta-voz do PSD é o tema da jogada da semana. O jovem entrou com estrondo na semana política e animou o centro-direita. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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38 min
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Weird Islands

It's the last opinion day of the term, and the big one landed: Trump v. Barbara, the birthright-citizenship case. We read the majority as the rare easy case and spend most of the episode on why the four dissents each end up somewhere different — and trying to figure out exactly where they actually land. Along the way: a bogus Nina Totenberg story, a Landor GVR that might quietly unsettle a chunk of Spending Clause criminal law, and whether the professors who defended the order deserve the "legal scholarship police." Highlights[00:00:27] The bogus Nina Totenberg wire story that Justice Alito was retiring — "Fake news, Dan." [00:02:03] The Justice Alito / Justice Sotomayor bench-dissent dust-up from the immigration hand-downs [00:03:11] Last opinion day — 3 opinions, 4 cases; NRSC v. FEC and West Virginia v. B.P.J. / Little v. Hecox flagged for later [00:05:27] A significant new grant teed up on possession of semi-automatic rifles (AR-15s) [00:06:43] A GVR in light of Landor in a federal arson case, and the narrow-vs-broad theory of what a GVR means [00:09:34] Whether Landor's narrowing of Sabri could upend a swath of Spending Clause federal criminal law [00:10:58] Why RLUIPA reaches prisoners — Chuck Colson's post-Watergate lobbying (courtesy of a listener, Emma Kaufman) [00:12:55] Trump v. Barbara — Trump loses, but closer than predicted: "Trump beats the spread" [00:15:25] Should professors who defended the order be punished? — "we don't need legal scholarship police" [00:19:58] The majority's walk: common law → Dred Scott → the 14th Amendment → Wong Kim Ark [00:26:21] Wong Kim Ark as linchpin, and whether its "domiciled here" language was doing any work [00:36:48] Justice Kavanaugh concurs in the judgment on the statute, then dispatches the constitutional question breezily [00:42:05] New states, Hawaii, and Living Originalism — when may you add new exceptions? "Weird islands you can't drive to" [00:48:33] The 91-page Justice Thomas dissent, the facial-challenge pivot, and the reserved domicile question [00:56:40] Justice Alito's Civil Rights Act / "not subject to any foreign power" reading, and the statelessness caveat [01:00:11] Justice Gorsuch's 3-page solo dissent: if not domiciled here, then where? — a jab Thomas may not share [01:05:33] Justice Jackson's anti-subordination concurrence, and whether it lands against Thomas [01:10:24] "I feel proud to be an American, Dan" — hail to the Chief, and to Justice Barrett; sign-off Relevant linksCases Trump v. Barbara — slip opinion Landor v. Louisiana Dept. of Corrections — slip opinion Sabri v. United States (2004) United States v. Wong Kim Ark (1898) NRSC v. FEC — slip opinion West Virginia v. B.P.J. / Little v. Hecox — slip opinion Commentary & articles SCOTUSblog opinion recap: "Supreme Court strikes down Trump's order ending birthright citizenship" Ilan Wurman & Randy Barnett's NYT essay defending the order (Minnesota Law summary)

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1h 15min
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1h
27 de jun.

#EP195 - Supremo na Semana

A continuidade do julgamento de duas ações que questionam vários dispositivos da nova Lei de Improbidade Administrativa é um dos destaques deste episódio do podcast Supremo na Semana. Esta edição trata ainda do pedido de vista no julgamento de recursos da revisão criminal apresentada por um ex-deputado federal condenado por crime contra o sistema financeiro nacional, e as manifestações das partes nas ações diretas de inconstitucionalidade que discutem a exclusão de autistas nível 1 de suporte da isenção fiscal para compra de veículos. O episódio #195 é apresentado por Mariana Brasil, editora de redes sociais do STF, e conta com comentários de Mauro Burlamaqui, jornalista da Secretaria de Comunicação Social do Supremo, e Hanna Gomes, consultora jurídica da Rádio e TV Justiça. Quer participar do Supremo na Semana? Envie seus comentários, dúvidas ou sugestões sobre o nosso programa para podcast@stf.jus.br 📧 00:00 - Apresentação. 00:56 - Reunião de modernização do sistema de justiça 06:54 - Julgamento sobre mudanças na Lei de Improbidade Administrativa 26:35 - Recursos de ex-deputado condenado por crime contra o sistema financeiro 33:32 - Isenção tributária para compra de veículos por pessoas com deficiência 38:31 - O que vem por aí?

27 de jun.

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40 min
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AQ: Stephen Bush, Stephen Doughty MP, Baroness Fall, Danny Kruger MP

Alex Forsyth presents political debate from the Barnfield Theatre in Exeter

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52 min
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CONEXÃO BRASÍLIA-CEARÁ | 02.07.2026

Na Conexão Brasília- Ceará desta quinta-feira (02), Donizete Arruda comenta as últimas movimentações da política nacional e local. Para mais informações, acesse o Portal CN7: bit.ly/2wcpO2r Acompanhe a Plus FM nas redes sociais: Facebook: bit.ly/2LewrMa Instagram: bit.ly/2GT1fxE Twitter: bit.ly/2PFubMn

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27 min
25 de jun.

China Was Ready for the Age of Anarchy

As a global power, China faces a growing tension between its ambitions to reshape the international order and its disinterest in bearing the costs of upholding that new system. In this episode of Pekingology, CSIS Senior Fellow Henrietta Levin is joined by Sam Chetwin George, Senior Fellow at the Asia Society’s Center on U.S.–China Relations and Research Fellow at China Heritage, to explore Beijing’s evolving perspectives on the post-World War II order and what comes next. They discuss China’s vision for global governance, the ideological foundations of its international strategy, how its domestic economic challenges may shape its international priorities, and how it approaches the conflicts in Ukraine, Iran, and Myanmar. To learn more about Sam’s perspectives on Chinese foreign policy, you can read his new Foreign Affairs article, China Was Ready for the Age of Anarchy: Why Turbulence Will Make Beijing More Assertive. https://www.foreignaffairs.com/china/china-was-ready-age-anarchy

25 de jun.

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44 min
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Tulles hævntogt

Efter fire års tavshed er Kristian Thulesen Dahl gået til angreb på sin efterfølger: Han beskylder Dansk Folkepartis formand Morten Messerschmidt for at “have sluppet håndbremsen” og være kørt i grøften ude på den yderste højrefløj. Hør også om Nicolai Wammens store politi-rokade. Men har han overhovedet fået ryddet op? De to politiske kommentatorer Lars Trier Mogensen og Henrik Qvortrup analyserer ugens vigtigste begivenheder. Producer og tilrettelægger: Camille Bloch Ravn Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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