Scott talks with Chalmers Johnson about his book The Sorrows of Empire: Militarism, Secrecy and the End of the Republic. Audio Stream MP3 Link
03/26/05 – Greg Palast – The Scott Horton Show
The BBC's Greg Palast returns to the show to discuss his new Harper's article, OPEC on the March. Audio Stream MP3 Link
03/19/05 – Tom Barry – The Scott Horton Show
Tom Barry is back to discuss the nomination of John Bolton to be ambassador to the UN, and the different rifts and alliances between factions of warmongers. Audio Stream MP3 Link
03/19/05 – Anthony Gregory – The Scott Horton Show
Scott's pal Anthony Gregory returns to the show to discuss the disastrous legacy of American intervention in the name of liberation. Audio Stream MP3 Link
03/12/05 – Scott Kohlhaas – The Scott Horton Show
Scott talks with Scott Kohlhaas about the draft. Audio Stream MP3 Link
03/12/05 – Jacob Hornberger – The Scott Horton Show
Scott talks with Jacob Hornberger about immigration, trade, Padilla and the Great Writ, and empire's effect on the dollar. Audio Stream MP3 Link
The End of the Right to Counsel?
By Scott Horton Antiwar.com March 09, 2005 What if the government arrested you on terrorism charges? What if your lawyer was afraid to zealously defend you (as required by the Model Rules)? What if your lawyer was so afraid, he wouldn’t even tell you that he wasn’t able to zealously defend you? This is the direction American criminal law is taking, according to defense attorney and civil rights activist Elaine Cassel, author of The War on Civil Liberties: How Bush and Ashcroft Have Dismantled...
03/05/05 – Linda Schrock Taylor – The Scott Horton Show
Scott and Special ed teacher Linda Schrock Taylor discuss "full inclusion," privatization, reading, and the general dumbing down. Audio Stream MP3 Link
03/05/05 – William Norman Grigg – The Scott Horton Show
Scott and William Norman Grigg discuss race, terrorism, empire, neocons, and Russia. Audio Stream MP3 Link
Bush Keeps Fueling the Fire
By Scott Horton Antiwar.com March 04, 2005 When Seymour Hersh last appeared on Comedy Central’s The Daily Show, he explained the administration’s foreign policy agenda to host Jon Stewart. After noting that this agenda was the work of the 'neoconservatives, the Wolfowitzes, the people who work at the Pentagon, the civilians,' and their belief that Iran 'shouldn’t exist,' Stewart began to seem a bit incredulous. Hersh took this opportunity to make it clear that he has every reason to believe...