Brad Hoff, Managing Editor of Levant Report, discusses the "Jihadi Wal-mart" in Syria, where the distinctions between so-called FSA moderate groups and radical Islamists like ISIS are increasingly blurred.

Jeffrey Kaye, a psychologist and writer on torture, discusses his FOIA request that led to declassified "talking points" documents related to torture techniques authorized in the Army Field Manual.

Daniel McAdams, Executive Director of The Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity, discusses US Ambassador to Hungary Coleen Bell's threatening speech to her host country's government, in which she laid down the Obama administration's demands on Syria policy, acceptance of refugees, and relations with Russia.

Phyllis Bennis, author of Understanding ISIS and the New Global War on Terror: A Primer, discusses why the Pentagon shouldn't be allowed to investigate (and absolve) itself for the October 2015 airstrikes that destroyed a Doctors Without Borders hospital in Kunduz, Afghanistan that killed  42 people.

Eric Margolis, a journalist and author of American Raj, discusses Israel's preparation to use nuclear weapons during the 1973 Arab-Israeli War as Syrian forces were poised to retake the Golan Heights; and why Israel isn't any more willing to return Golan to Syria now than it was 43 years ago.