Scott talks to Philip Weiss about the latest in Israeli politics, where Benjamin Netanyahu still has neither been removed from power in a decisive election, nor tried for his corruption charges. His main opponent, Benny Gantz, may now be offered the chance to form a...
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3/20/20 Tim Shorrock on Getting Along with North Korea
by Scott Horton | Mar 23, 2020 | The Scott Horton Show
Tim Shorrock shares what might be a positive side to the global coronavirus outbreak: a chance for the U.S. government to relax sanctions on Iran and North Korea. Shorrock thinks it would be easy for President Trump to announce that these sanctions will no longer be...
Ten Reasons the COVID-19 Threat May Be Inflated
by Koen Swinkels | Mar 23, 2020 | Blog
COVID-19 is a very serious problem that should be taken very seriously by individuals, organizations, businesses and governments but there are ways in which the public may get an exaggerated sense of the threat: 1. In general: Once a dominant narrative is formed (in...
The Unseen Consequences of the Coronavirus Response
by Bradley Thomas | Mar 23, 2020 | Economics, Events, Featured Articles
While sicknesses and death mount from the coronavirus pandemic, the responses by all levels of government have been overwhelming. School closings, business closings, cancellations of sporting events and concerts, “stay in place” orders, hysterical panic spread by the...
Why We Need Free Markets To Fight Pandemics
by Matthew Tanous | Mar 23, 2020 | Economics, Featured Articles
The natural response in the face of a pandemic like the one we are experiencing today with COVID-19 is to take immediate and direct action to curb the crisis. We are told we need to have extensive quarantines, citywide lockdowns, and shelter-in-place orders. We...
Jon Utley, Heroic Champion of Peace and Freedom, RIP
by Jim Bovard | Mar 23, 2020 | Blog
Jon Utley, one of the most dedicated and principled pro-freedom activists in the nation, passed away yesterday. For 30 years, Jon was in the forefront of the antiwar movement since he spearheaded a group to oppose President George H.W. Bush’s war against Iraq. Jon was...
News Roundup 3/23/20
by Kyle Anzalone | Mar 23, 2020 | News Roundup
Coronavirus The Department of Justice is asking Congress to craft a bill suspending some Constitutional rights. The DOJ wants the power to indefinitely detain people. The powers extend to any emergency, not just coronavirus. The DOJ is also pushing to deny asylum to...
Pushing Towards War with Iran guest Will Porter
by Kyle Anzalone | Mar 23, 2020 | Conflicts of Interest
Will Porter returns to the show to discuss the Trump admin's move towards war with Iran. The recent events happened under the cover of the coronavirus and got little attention in the MSM. Trump's civilian advisers pushed him to carry out strikes within Iran, and it...
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Never Say Never?
"We're going to have a president again who will never say what we'll never do." --VP-elect Pence Think about that.
Long, Long Way
It's a long way from "End the Fed!" to "Build the wall!"
News Roundup 11/21/16
Tennessee Valley Authority CEO, Bill Johnson, was paid $6.45 million in the fiscal year 2016. Johnson the highest paid federal employee. [Link] Former Congressman Aaron Schock has been indicted for using campaign funds for his lavish lifestyle and taking constituents...
#TrumpIgnoreHawks #AmericaFirstCabinet
President-elect Trump has a serious problem. There are a very small number of people in this country -- libertarians, paleoconservatives, very skeptical realists -- who believe in any kind of "America First" foreign policy and could actually conceivably get a job in...
Fmr. NSA, CIA Director Hayden Thinks New CIA Pick Pompeo is Great
"I actually am aware that the broader intelligence community was heartened by that pick," Michael "Head of NSA on 9/11, tapper of your line, and also a torturer" Hayden told the TV show people. Asked about Pompeo's claims that torture is perfectly legal and...
So, a Priest and an Imam Have a Cup of Tea….
Two clerics of different faiths meet for a cup of tea, and discover that they share an infirmity common to men of a certain age, particularly those whose vocation involves a lot of kneeling. As they part, each of them pauses briefly in thought, then takes a second...
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