David Sirota: INSIDE Koch Network’s Bid To Become America’s Landlord

Founder of The Daily Poster, David Sirota, breaks down The Koch Foundation's recent financing of legal groups fighting to end prohibitions against evictions.

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[tycchock]

The last hurrah 🙏
The lights go out.
My subscription was canceled.
I will follow both of you on your
continued journey to shed light
on the truth.

[pein]

Thanks Krystal and Saagar. Buh bye Hill

[danieltolson]

End of an Era. Hope these two get back together soon.

[CP-eslm]

We’re probably going to find out a year from now the difficultly distributing the aid meant for renters was deliberately slowed and it was a matter of “internal” policy.

[jameshartmann]

Respect to you two for being professionals in spite of the circumstances. Love from The Netherlands

[druidathanaric]

What a terrible decision by The Hill. If you can't tell by the comments section Krystal & Saager were why people came here. And most will follow them & unsubscribe to The Hill. Brilliant!

[bills.]

You guys showed allot of courage and grace on your last day of work. It hasn’t gone unnoticed. Your employer should be proud of your steadfast integrity.

[DanielBillingslea]

Cant wait for Krystal & Saagars' announcement tomorrow!

[joe]

If the government wanted to help people pay their rent during the pandemic they should have been giving out stimulus checks the entire time instead of telling landlords they can't collect rent. It was DC that forced everything to shut down, they caused this problem.

[organicfrugalgardening]

Oligarchs exploiting a crisis to further enrich themselves? Who could have seen that coming?

[Earwaxfire]

My next door neighbor sold his house for 30% more than what he was asking. It was bought by an investor who has spent the last month fixing it up and will likely sell it for an even greater profit. At some point no one who isn't making well above typical pay will be able to buy a house in this area. The population in this neighborhood is already much older now. Sad to watch.

[bosatsu]

Drug addictions are easy to see... Gambling as well... But why not the addiction of more money at all cost... THAT is an addiction too...

[BobBob-doxz]

Our Royal Class it when they see government helping people.

[philippesantini]

It's just another way of transferring wealth from class to class. In most cases, it's by design or at the very least, accommodated..."never let a crisis go to waste.".

[terrydjinva]

I miss you already Krystal and Saagar!

[erinm]

I've heard many urban and beachfront properties sit vacant as a way for international investors to park their money. I'd like to see an investigation into this issue and what implications there are for allowing unfettered access to private land purchases.

[LimpRichard]

This is like watching 2 reanimated corpses

[clairebaichoo]

I will miss seeing U on the show. U both did an exceptional job bringing a fresh perspective to the table! CONGRATULATIONS!! on the next chapter!! WELL DONE, MY FRIENDS!!l

[syedreza]

This bit is the reason they removed these two

[jgcelliott]

"Company towns" making a comeback, I see.

Deep pockets frying the little guy.
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