Kyle Anzalone

Conflicts of Interest

COI #193: Some Accountability – But Mostly Impunity – For US Law Enforcement

by Kyle Anzalone | Nov 25, 2021

On COI #193 Kyle Anzalone discusses several examples of American police abusing, even killing, citizens and covering up the crimes. Police rarely face criminal charges – or any consequences – for misconduct on the clock. However, with growing scrutiny of the broken...

COI #192: American Backed Apartheid

by Kyle Anzalone | Nov 23, 2021

On COI #192, Kyle Anzalone and Connor Freeman discuss how Washington is provoking war on multiple fronts. Kyle reports that the NDAA is being held up in the Senate pending votes on myriad proposed amendments. Connor then covers NDAA amendments which seek to end U.S....

COI #191: Bring the Troops Home guest Hunter DeRensis

by Kyle Anzalone | Nov 21, 2021

On COI #191, Hunter DeRensis joins Kyle Anzalone to discuss the Bring Our Troops Home movement. Hunter explains how Defend the Guard legislation has made significant progress in several states. Defend the Guard laws would prevent the federal government from exploiting...

Conflicts of Interest #190: Congress Is Set to Give Highly Corrupt Pentagon Hundreds of Billions

by Kyle Anzalone | Nov 18, 2021

On COI #190, Kyle Anzalone discusses Congress closing in on passing a near $800 billion funding bill for the Pentagon as it fails in every category. A report from the Pentagon inspector general found the agency has failed to make much progress tackling its sexual...

Conflicts of Interest #189: The Pentagon Manufactures Crises It Cannot Control

by Kyle Anzalone | Nov 16, 2021

On COI #189, Kyle Anzalone and Connor Freeman – writer at the Libertarian Institute – talk about increasing tensions in Eastern Europe and the Persian Gulf. Kyle covers the refugee crisis on the border shared by Poland and Belarus. Washington and their European allies...

COI #188: Guilty of Murder? Rittenhouse, Soldiers & Police

by Kyle Anzalone | Nov 14, 2021

On COI #188, Patrick MacFarlane joins Kyle Anzalone to break down the Kyle Rittenhouse trial. The trail has largely divided the country on political lines and could have important implications for self-defense law. The trial has produced many sensational moments that...

COI #187: The Biden Administration’s War on Immigration

by Kyle Anzalone | Nov 12, 2021

On COI #187, Kyle Anzalone breaks down the increasing tensions in Eastern Europe. Thousands of migrants from the Middle East and North Africa are seeking to enter the EU through Belarus. The refugees are currently living in freezing conditions near the border with...

COI #186: You Cannot Break the ‘Blue Wall of Silence’

by Kyle Anzalone | Nov 10, 2021

On COI #186, Kyle Anzalone discusses a new report from USA Today on the culture in police departments against exposing police abuse. The report found that nearly all police departments have a culture that punishes whistleblowers and defends abusers. The article argues...

COI #185: Biden Takes Ownership Over Saudi’s War in Yemen

by Kyle Anzalone | Nov 8, 2021

On COI #185, Kyle Anzalone and Connor Freeman – writer at the Libertarian Institute - cover the latest arms sales to Saudi Arabia approved by the U.S. State Department. Despite President Joe Biden’s previous pledges to end support for this war (as well as a UN warning...

COI #184: Russiagate Lies Expose Clinton Campaign Origins

by Kyle Anzalone | Nov 5, 2021

On COI #184, Kyle Anzalone breaks down John Durham's indictment of Igor Danchenko for lying to the FBI about his sources for the Steele Dossier. The Dossier was funneled by the Clinton campaign to the FBI, and then into the mainstream media. The cooperate press...

COI #183: Biden Admin Works to Prevent Diplomacy with Iran

by Kyle Anzalone | Nov 2, 2021

On COI #183, Kyle Anzalone discusses how the Biden administration has prevented a return to the Iran Nuclear Deal. Iran recently made an effort to re-engage in the Vienna talks, but the US met this offer with sanctions and threats. Iran has been clear, it will not...

COI #182: Biden Targets the Truth with Assange Prosecution

by Kyle Anzalone | Oct 31, 2021

On COI #182, Kyle Anzalone breaks down the recent updates in Assange’s extradition case. Biden, like Trump, is prosecuting Assange for publishing evidence of American war crimes. The US/UK governments are criminalizing journalism and dealing a fatal blow to the First...

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Russia’s Putin and N. Korea’s Kim Hold Talks, Seek to Form ‘Unbreakable Relations’

North Korean Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un met with Russian President Vladimir Putin and held talks aimed at deepening ties between Moscow and Pyongyang. While leaders were tight-lipped on the details of the discussions, cooperation in the military and space area were...

Kyle Anzalone | Sep 13, 2023

Washington Stresses F-16s Will Aid Ukraine in the ‘Long-Term’

Several US officials have explained that advanced American warplanes are unlikely to impact the war in Ukraine until years in the future. However, Ukraine is hoping to deploy the weapons this winter. Air Force Vice Chief of Staff Gen. David Allvin told Congress,...

Kyle Anzalone | Sep 12, 2023

Putin Says Trump Won’t Change US Foreign Policy

Russian President Vladimir Putin does not believe former President Donald Trump could end the war in Ukraine if he was reelected. Trump has slammed President Joe Biden for allowing the war in Ukraine to spiral out of control and promised to end the conflict within...

Kyle Anzalone | Sep 12, 2023

Zelensky Blames West for Failed Counteroffensive

President Volodymyr Zelensky said his Western backers failed to supply Ukraine with weapons in a timely manner, allowing Russia to build up its defenses. The delay is responsible for Ukraine’s lack of progress during its three-month-long counteroffensive. In an...

Kyle Anzalone | Sep 11, 2023

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Kim Traveling to Russia to Meet Putin, US Threatens Response

North Korean Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un is traveling to eastern Russia to meet President Vladimir Putin. Washington threatened to increase sanctions on Pyongyang in response. Dmitry Peskov, the Kremlin's spokesman, described the meeting as a full-state visit....

Kyle Anzalone | Sep 11, 2023

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Poland Approves Framework for Massive HIMARS Purchase

Warsaw took another step towards buying nearly 500 HIMARS launchers manufactured by Lockheed Martin. The sale is part of Poland's massive military buildup. On Monday, Polish Defence Minister Mariusz Błaszczak announced the framework of the acquisition. "In line...

Kyle Anzalone | Sep 11, 2023

West Declines to Adjust Russian Oil Price Ceiling as Moscow Exports Above the Cap

Reuters reports Washington and its Western allies keeping the price cap on Russian oil at $60 per barrel as Moscow sells its energy on the global market well above the US-enforced ceiling After nine months of a Western-imposed price ceiling on Russian oil exports,...

Kyle Anzalone | Sep 11, 2023

G20 Weakens Condemnation of Russia After India Summit

Washington's waning dominance over the globe was on display as the G20 removed language that denounced Moscow’s war in Ukraine after the summit in New Delhi Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced that the members of the Group of 20 (G20) had agreed to remove...

Kyle Anzalone | Sep 11, 2023

Kyle Anzalone is news editor of the Libertarian Institute, opinion editor of Antiwar.com and co-host of Conflicts of Interest with Will Porter and Connor Freeman.

News Roundup

US Launches Two Sets of Military Exercises in Europe

by Kyle Anzalone and Will Porter | May 3, 2022

The United States and its Western partners have embarked on two simultaneous rounds of war games in Eastern Europe as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine enters its third month.

US Declares Support for Venezuela Regime Change Effort

by Kyle Anzalone and Will Porter | May 3, 2022

Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Washington would continue to back Juan Guaido’s claim to power in Venezuela. The statement came just weeks after the White House held talks with Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro.

News Roundup 5/1/2022

by Kyle Anzalone | May 1, 2022

US News Paypal bans Consortium News The FBI conducted millions of warrantless data searches last year. [Link] The FDA moves forward with a proposal to ban menthol cigarettes. [Link] The Biden administration creates a disinformation board. [Link] The Coast Guard...

Russian Cyber Attacks Fail to Materialize After Biden Warned ‘It’s Coming’

by Kyle Anzalone and Will Porter | Apr 29, 2022

One month after President Joe Biden warned Americans to prepare for cyberattacks from Russia, a US official said that Washington still has yet to detect any.

Blasts Reported in Moldova Breakaway State Bordering Ukraine

by Will Porter | Apr 29, 2022

A series of explosions have erupted at sites across Transnistria, a separatist-controlled region of Moldova which sits on Ukraine’s southern border. No one has claimed responsibility for the apparent attacks, which have stoked fears of a wider war in Eastern Europe.

US Will ‘Strongly Support’ NATO Membership for Finland, Sweden

by Kyle Anzalone and Will Porter | Apr 29, 2022

The United States will welcome Helsinki and Stockholm into the NATO alliance with open arms, Washington’s top diplomat told lawmakers. Russia has warned of steep consequences should the Western military bloc further expand to 32 members.

UK Wants ‘Global NATO’ Capable of Defending Pacific

by Kyle Anzalone and Will Porter | Apr 28, 2022

British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said her government favors the creation of a “global NATO” that is able to guarantee the defense of Taiwan and the broader Pacific region, calling for preemptive action against would-be aggressors.

US Abandoned Billions in Military Gear Meant for Afghan Army, Some Sent to Ukraine

by Kyle Anzalone and Will Porter | Apr 27, 2022

When the last American soldier left Kabul in August, the US left behind $7 billion in military equipment it had given to the Afghan Army, more than one-third of all the gear donated over 16 years.

News Roundup 4/27/2022

by Kyle Anzalone | Apr 27, 2022

US News Minneapolis police used social media to surveil black residents unrelated to crimes. [Link] Increasing fuel prices will cost the Pentagon an additional $3 billion in 2022. [Link] The Army will spend at least $8 billion over the next five years to develop a...

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Conflicts of Interest

COI #193: Some Accountability – But Mostly Impunity – For US Law Enforcement

COI #192: American Backed Apartheid

COI #191: Bring the Troops Home guest Hunter DeRensis

Conflicts of Interest #190: Congress Is Set to Give Highly Corrupt Pentagon Hundreds of Billions

Conflicts of Interest #189: The Pentagon Manufactures Crises It Cannot Control

COI #188: Guilty of Murder? Rittenhouse, Soldiers & Police

COI #187: The Biden Administration’s War on Immigration

COI #186: You Cannot Break the ‘Blue Wall of Silence’

COI #185: Biden Takes Ownership Over Saudi’s War in Yemen

COI #184: Russiagate Lies Expose Clinton Campaign Origins

COI #183: Biden Admin Works to Prevent Diplomacy with Iran

COI #182: Biden Targets the Truth with Assange Prosecution

Articles

Russia’s Putin and N. Korea’s Kim Hold Talks, Seek to Form ‘Unbreakable Relations’

Washington Stresses F-16s Will Aid Ukraine in the ‘Long-Term’

Putin Says Trump Won’t Change US Foreign Policy

Zelensky Blames West for Failed Counteroffensive

Kim Traveling to Russia to Meet Putin, US Threatens Response

Poland Approves Framework for Massive HIMARS Purchase

West Declines to Adjust Russian Oil Price Ceiling as Moscow Exports Above the Cap

G20 Weakens Condemnation of Russia After India Summit

Kyle Anzalone

News Roundup

US Launches Two Sets of Military Exercises in Europe

US Declares Support for Venezuela Regime Change Effort

News Roundup 5/1/2022

Russian Cyber Attacks Fail to Materialize After Biden Warned ‘It’s Coming’

Blasts Reported in Moldova Breakaway State Bordering Ukraine

US Will ‘Strongly Support’ NATO Membership for Finland, Sweden

UK Wants ‘Global NATO’ Capable of Defending Pacific

US Abandoned Billions in Military Gear Meant for Afghan Army, Some Sent to Ukraine

News Roundup 4/27/2022

North Korea Plans Future Nuclear Weapons Development

NATO Is Waging a Proxy War in Ukraine: Russian Foreign Minister

NATO Members to Hold Drills With Finland as Helsinki Mulls Joining Alliance

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