Show Notes
The Two-Party System is BROKEN – Here's What We Can Do About It
What happens when an Iranian immigrant loses everything in the Palisades Fire and discovers just how corrupt our political system really is? Reza Safaranajad ran for Governor of California as an independent candidate and got a front-row seat to the rigged game that keeps everyday Americans locked out of power.
In this eye-opening conversation, Reza pulls back the curtain on what it's really like to challenge the political establishment without billions in corporate backing. From being excluded from debates to discovering corruption that goes deeper than most people imagine, his story is a wake-up call for every American who feels politically homeless in today's landscape.
You can hear the full episode on Thursday, September 10th
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