Gareth Porter, an independent investigative journalist, discusses the Obama administration's failure to confront Saudi Arabia and Qatar about their financing of an al-Qaeda offshoot that is effectively fighting against the Syrian government.

Nebojsa Malic, a former columnist for Antiwar.com, discusses why the "color revolution" in Macedonia is more about US geopolitical strategy against Russia than a popular national uprising against corrupt government.

Jacob Hornberger, founder and president of The Future of Freedom Foundation, discusses the popular misconceptions about WWII that are trotted out every Memorial Day to give meaning and purpose to the soldiers sent to die for no good reason.

Dahr Jamail, a TomDispatch regular, discusses the environmental destruction caused by the US Navy's war games in Alaska.

Brad Hoff, Managing Editor of Levant Report and a former Marine, discusses the newly-released DIA documents showing that, as far back as 2012, the US government foresaw the Islamic State as an asset to be used to weaken the Syrian government.

Norman Singleton, a staff member at Campaign for Liberty, discusses Rand Paul's Senate filibuster to stop the Patriot Act's extension.

Patrick Smith, author of Time No Longer: Americans After the American Century, discusses Secretary of State John Kerry's implicit admission that the US has overplayed its hand in Ukraine, and how this could help US-Russia relations going forward.