I SEE U, Episode 116: America’s Legalized Corruption with Legal Scholar Mehrsa Baradaran
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Legal scholar Mehrsa Baradaran offers up a revealing, yet disturbing look at how free-market promises have yielded not more financial freedom and liberty for Americans but more debt and economic constraints.

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