response to any of the monumental crises now convulsing America, Trump has abdicated his office." Since at least 2021, Reich has publicly supported President Donald Trump's removal from Twitter and other social media platforms. In an April 2022 op-ed published on The Guardian, he criticized Elon Musk's efforts to take over Twitter, opining that the "libertarian vision of an 'uncontrolled' internet" is "dangerous rubbish". In 2022, Reich called Florida Governor Ron DeSantis a "fascist". Social media In 2013, with Jacob Kornbluth, Reich founded Inequality Media, which produces videos, live interviews on Facebook, portions of his undergraduate class at Berkeley, and long-form videos. The purpose is to educate the public about the implications of the widening inequalities of income, wealth, and political power. Reich and Kornbluth have produced more than 90 videos of two minutes each about the economy and current events, that have been watched by more than 50 million people. Since shortly after the 2017 inauguration Reich has produced a "Resistance Report" program, offering contextual analysis of latest White House and Cabinet activities, typically a 15- to 30-minute presentation, available on social media sites such as Facebook and YouTube. In late January 2020, Reich and Inequality Media launched a new YouTube weekly talk show called The Common Good. Personal life Reich married British-born lawyer Clare Dalton in Cambridge, UK, in 1973; they divorced in 2012. During their marriage, the couple had two sons: Sam, an American producer, director, writer, actor, and performer; and Adam, a sociology professor at Columbia University. Reich was subsequently married to photographer Perian Flaherty. In 2020, the City of Berkeley Landmarks Preservation Commission published letters that he had written to them regarding his objection to the proposed demolition of Payson House at 1915 Berryman in Berkeley, CA, near Reich's home. Awards Bruno-Kreisky Award, best political book of year (Supercapitalism), 2009 Václav Havel Foundation VIZE 97 Prize, October 2003, for his writings in economics and politics. Louis Brownlow Award (best book on public administration), National Academy of Public Administration, 1984 Written works Books 1982: Minding America's Business: The Decline and Rise of the American Economy (with Ira Magaziner), 1983: The Next American Frontier, 1985: New Deals: The Chrysler Revival and the American System (with writer John Donahue), 1987: Tales of a New America: The Anxious Liberal's Guide to the Future, 1989: The Resurgent Liberal: And Other Unfashionable Prophecies, 1990: The Power of Public Ideas (editor), 1990: