Unveiling America's Mistakes: Women's Rights, Elections, and Economic Blunders

Join host Peter Hesse and guest Lewis M. Ress, a renowned attorney, author, and philanthropist, as they delve into pivotal moments in American history and politics on this episode of "America's Mistakes." Louis shares his admiration for Eleanor Roosevelt and critiques the decisions of influential women like Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Sandra Day O'Connor, reflecting on their impacts on women's rights and the Supreme Court.

The conversation shifts to a critical analysis of recent election results, exploring the influence of gender dynamics and societal pressures on voting behavior. Lewis offers a unique perspective on the role of testosterone in political outcomes and discusses the implications of such influences on democracy.

In the latter half, the discussion transitions to America's economic pitfalls, focusing on national debt, tax policies, and the concentration of wealth. Lewis provides insights into the historical context of economic decisions and their lasting effects, while also suggesting potential solutions to current fiscal challenges.

Tune in for an enlightening exploration of America's past missteps and a thought-provoking discussion on the future of its economy and society.