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by Kyle Anzalone | May 6, 2020
US News A Dallas salon owner was sentenced to seven days in jail and a $7,000 fine for operating her salon during a lockdown. She was given the offer to apologize rather than go to jail but explained that she was staying open because her employees were going hungry....
by Scott Horton | Apr 6, 2020
Positive stories from doctors continue to roll in. The NYT even runs stories about it when they're not attacking the idea.
by Scott Horton | Apr 6, 2020
by Scott Horton | Apr 5, 2020
Our countrymen: "We presented a nationally representative sample of 3,000 U.S. residents with eight possible policy responses to the outbreak, all of which may be unconstitutional, including forced quarantine in a government facility, criminal penalties for spreading...
by Scott Horton | Apr 5, 2020
In other words they have been all along. The real question is how the FDA hasn't been burned to the ground already by now.
by Scott Horton | Apr 4, 2020
Short version: https://youtu.be/Qwx3JMRTz8U Long version: https://youtu.be/YitWZj9QhdQ
by Scott Horton | Sep 22, 2019
Mike Swanson is back with his forecast for the stock market and the next recession. Swanson thinks that the next crash could begin to set in motion an unravelling of the whole bubble of the dollar system itself, which might lead to the type of stagflation we saw in...
by Scott Horton | Sep 22, 2019
Ted Carpenter's new book explains why NATO is both obsolete and dangerous for world peace. Its obsolescence is clear: NATO was founded as an alliance against the Soviet Union, which hasn't existed for thirty years. It's dangerous because continued NATO expansion into...
by Scott Horton | Sep 20, 2019
Scott interviews Yossi Gurvitz about the Knesset election in Israel, where Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stands to lose his position to Benny Gantz, the leader of Israel's Blue and White party. Gurvitz explains some of the reasons Netanyahu's tenure has been so...
by Scott Horton | Sep 17, 2019
Robert Naiman explains why the Saudi-led war in Yemen, which Scott calls the worst thing the U.S. is doing right now, is unjust and unconstitutional. President Obama started to support the Saudis in their campaign during his second term, supposedly as a favor in...
by Peter R. Quinones | Jan 15, 2019
69 Minutes Suitable for All Audiences I had thought to do an episode in which I spoke about what I looked forward to in 2019 when Eric from the "Rebel With a Cause" podcast contacted me to do just that. We got off on some tangents (Of course), but talked about what we...
by Peter R. Quinones | Jan 11, 2019
75 Minutes Suitable for All Ages Pete asked Richard Grove to return to the program. On his previous episode, he discussed how western education systems were set up to create good little workers and forego teaching critical thinking. In this episode, Richard discusses...
by Peter R. Quinones | Jan 8, 2019
62 Minutes Some Strong Language Patrick MacFarlane and Keith Knight of the Liberty Weekly Podcast asked me to come on to discuss our "Red Pill" moments, those moments when the cognitive dissonance gave way and you passed through to the next step in your growth to...
by Peter R. Quinones | Jan 6, 2019
65 Minutes Suitable for All Ages A name that Pete has heard repeatedly as someone people wanted as a guest is Dale Brown, founder of Detroit Threat Management Center. In the 90s, Dale decided to start patrolling certain neighborhoods that seemed to be forgotten by...
by Kyle Anzalone | Nov 19, 2018
On FPF #273, I discuss the US policy in Syria. US envoy to the Syrian conflict James Jeffery recently gave a press conference on the US goals. I explain the myths the US government believes in that leads to unrealistic goals. Links Minds.com Immersion News James...
by Kyle Anzalone | Nov 16, 2018
On FPF #272, I discuss the House killing a bill that would invoke the War Powers Act to bring the US support for the genocidal Yemen War to an end. The House attached a sentence to a bill about grey wolves to strip the Yemen bill of its privilege to be brought to a...
by Kyle Anzalone | Nov 14, 2018
On FPF #271, Joanne Leon joins the show to discuss the antiwar movement and the Democratic Party. Joanne gives a recent history of the Democratic Party and the divisions within the party. Joanne explains who is who in the party and what factions of the party may be...
by Kyle Anzalone | Nov 12, 2018
On FPF #270, I discuss how Veterans Day is used to celebrate war. Veterans Day started as Armistice Day to celebrate the end of WWI. I argue Veterans Day has become a day to promote wars and is not about helping vets. I update the US role in the War in Yemen. The US...
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