Ken Meyercord is the author of “Immoral Injury,” the heart of my recent Veterans Today post “Trump’s Shameless Murder of Soleimani Will Kill Thousands of US Troops—By Suicide.” Ken is also a fearless truth warrior who attends think-tank-sponsored events in the Washington, DC area and asks the hard questions. Watch him intervene during the Q&A... Listen

First 40 minutes: Cynthia McKinney Ph.D., former six-term Congressional representative and Green Party Presidential candidate has just returned to the United States from Bangladesh, where she teaches at North South University. During her trip the news broke about Trump ordering the assassination of Gen. Qassem Soleimani, effectively declaring war on Iran. In this conversation we... Listen

Ellen Brown rebuts the anti-China position Peter Myers articulated on my previous show. Peter Myer responds. One key issue: Has China been making tremendous strides towards ecological sustainability, as Andre Vltchek and John Cobb argue? We’ll reference Ellen’s latest article on the Green New Deal and how to finance it. Ellen says China’s mostly-public banking... Listen

First 30 minutes: Ellen Brown and Peter Myers continue their debate on the rise of China. Final 30 minutes: Gordon Duff, Senior Editor at Veterans Today, discusses Trump’s murder of Gen. Qassem Soleimani and what it portends for the rest of 2020. Hint: It isn’t good! Gordon just published “Trump’s War on Iran: A Bullet... Listen

First 25 minutes: Jason Unruhe of Maoist Rebel News and yours truly join Iranian broadcaster Press TV to discuss the rebellion in Baghdad’s Green Zone, where protestors angered by the US killing more than 30 members of Iraq’s armed forces are threatening to break into the American Embassy. Don’t miss the passionate 9/11 truth rant... Listen

In this, the second part of a special two-part interview with Globalization Studies Professor Anthony Hall, we focus on what may be the biggest topic of the 2020s: *The decline of US empire and emergence of a multipolar world; *specifically, the rise of Russia and China; *and the ongoing triumph of the Axis of Resistance... Listen

In this first hour of a special two hour live interview, Globalization Studies professor Anthony Hall begins by describing his pivot from Native Studies to 9/11 and other controversial topics after the publication of EarthintoProperty in 2010. In the second half hour we discuss the degradation of the internet by social media and commercialization, and... Listen

Less than a month after 9/11, Pentagon official Michael Maloof was called to Douglas Feith’s office to work with David Wurmsur on the Counter Terrorism Evaluation Group project aligned with then-SecDef Paul Wolfowitz and VP Dick Cheney’s office: Since Graeme MacQueen’s research has shown that those who orchestrated 9/11 had pre-sheep-dipped the alleged hijackers in... Listen

Ron Unz, publisher of the Unz Review and author of the critically important American Pravda series of articles, has argued that the truth movement ought to recognize that its primary enemy is the mainstream media—and strategically work to discredit it by “swarming” its weakest links with alternative perspectives. Rather than limiting themselves to one or... Listen

Eric Walberg, Canadian Muslim geopolitical analyst and author of The Canada-Israel Nexus and other books, discusses his new articles Timeline 2010-2019: United States&Canada, Latin America, Europe, Africa&Asia and Timeline 2010-2019: Middle East. Beginning with the Middle East, Eric argues that the Palestinian people and Islamic Iran—and the Islamic faith in general—were the decade’s biggest winners,... Listen

Novelist Walt Gragg just published The Chosen One, a new apocalyptic Mideast war novel. It envisions a US war against a self-styled Mahdi’s military attempt to unite the Arab world under an Islamic theocracy. Gragg’s take on Islamic eschatology is, to say the least, problematic: “For fourteen hundred years the prophecy had remained unfulfilled. Islam... Listen

“All over the world people are rising up!” That’s the superficial view of protesting crowds in the streets in Hong Kong, Lebanon, Iraq, Iran, Bolivia, Spain, Chile, Brazil, Argentina, Venezuela, Ecuador, France, and elsewhere. But are all these situations identical? Is it always the same story: People angered by economic issues, protesting against governmental corruption?... Listen

We explored the political options and global consequences of the current Israeli crisis… https://www.presstv.com/Detail/2019/11/24/612052/Israeli-PM-in-Trouble

Craig McKee of Truth and Shadows discusses the question of what really happened to the Pentagon on 9/11. All serious researchers agree that the official story—that hijacker-pilot Hani Hanjour, who couldn’t solo in a Cessna training aircraft, took over a 757 and performed an amazing stunt flight beyond the capabilities of professional pilots—is a load... Listen

Dr. Cynthia McKinney got elected to Congress six times—and soon found herself under attack by the Israel lobby when she refused to sign the “pledge of allegiance to Israel” demanded of all representatives! The Lobby was able to eject Rep. McKinney from Congress twice, once in 2002 and again in 2006, by fabricating a primary... Listen

Seattle human rights activist Javed Sikander discusses the continuing crisis over Kashmir, where Modi’s attempted annexation could set off World War III. In the second half hour we discuss economic issues, including the possibility that the Indian economy will continue to underperform due to Modi-induced chaos, which could signal the end of the reign of... Listen

First half hour: Donald Trump says the purpose of the US military is to defend our borders—not police the world. If he really believes that, he should slash military spending at least 50%! Guest Dave Lindorff writes in his new article “Military Spending’s Out of Control While Slashing It Could Easily Fund Medicare for All”:... Listen

First hour: Radio host, journalist and publisher Dave Gahary was featured today in a CBS News Good Morning report on the Wisconsin court decision ordering Jim Fetzer to pay Lenny Pozner $450,000 in libel damages. (I was in the courtroom Tuesday and published this report.) Dave, the publisher of Nobody Died at Sandy Hook, decided... Listen

Why would Amazon ban a book called Who Did 9/11? Dr. Nicholas Kollerstrom, a history of science Ph.D. with a specialty in chemistry, is the author of many books, including: *The best book on the 7/7 London bombings, Terror on the Tube. (Watch the 7/7 video Kollerstrom and Farrell Are Dead.) *Breaking the Spell, which... Listen

Mr. Rho of Revolution.Radio, joins us to talk about Nitehawk, the founder of our network, who passed away Wednesday September 25. Then activist/filmmaker Ken Jenkins comes on to discuss logical fallacies that creep into discussions of 9/11 including: The ad-hominem fallacy, including blaming/demonizing/scapegoating; anchoring; confirmation bias; and more. (For a broader discussion of psychological issues... Listen

Shaik Ubaid joins us to discuss what may be the biggest global threat of all: the nuclear faceoff in Kashmir. Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan recently visited the United Nations and delivered a passionate, eloquent plea for the people of Kashmir—and for the people of the world to step up and stop a looming war... Listen

David Icke’s new book The Trigger really triggers some people…like The Washington Post‘s passive-aggressive book reviewer Ron Charles, who brags, shedding crocodile tears all the while: “I banned a book. Or at least I helped get it banned, which makes Banned Books Week a little awkward for me this year.” When Charles saw that Barnes... Listen

Structural engineer Dr. Ibrahim Soudy says the new University of Alaska study of the 9/11 “collapse” of WTC-7 proves beyond any doubt that the official story is a pack of lies, and that Building 7 was destroyed by controlled demolition. (Americans who watch WTC-7’s “collapse” agree.) During this interview Dr. Soudy announces a $10,000 reward... Listen