How would you think about Chinese media that said, “Well, we heard a lot of Americans say they were unhappy; they even marched in the street! We talk about the admitted complexities of the hardships facing Cubans—and the relatively uncomplicated actions the US could take to stop contributing to those hardships—with James Early, board member at the Institute for Policy Studies, and former assistant secretary for education and public service at the Smithsonian Institution. Transcript: ‘Economic Warfare [Is] Designed to Starve the Cuban People Into Rebellion’Also on the show: David Cooper, senior research analyst at the Economic Policy Institute, joins us to parse the “we all quit” phenomenon currently coursing through the US wage labor workforce, and through US economic news media. Does media’s narrative really match what’s going on? Transcript: ‘There Is a Fundamental Imbalance in the Power of Employers and Employees’