Yousaf Butt, director of the Emerging Technologies program at the Cultural Intelligence Institute, discusses the many poison pills in the Iran nuclear agreement.

Jeffrey Tucker, chief liberty officer of Liberty.me, discusses how normal police work increasingly resembles state-sanctioned murder; and why cop-loving Americans are finally beginning to question police violence.

Sheldon Richman, vice president of The Future of Freedom Foundation, discusses why the real nuclear threat in the Middle East is Israel - not Iran.

Raeford Davis, a former police officer in South Carolina and member of LEAP, discusses the murder charge against officer Michael Slager, who shot Walter Scott eight times in the back after a traffic stop in North Charleston.

Jacob Hornberger, founder of The Future of Freedom Foundation, discusses the FFF-sponsored "Stop the Wars on Drugs and Terrorism" speaking event featuring Glenn Greenwald, Ron Paul and Radley Balko on April 11th at the University of Texas at Austin.

Eric Margolis, journalist and author of American Raj, discusses Nigeria's systemic corruption and why president-elect Muhammadu Buhari might be able to turn the country around.

Muhammad Sahimi, professor of chemical engineering at USC, discusses his optimism about the Iranian nuclear framework agreement; healing the US-Iran rift that has persisted since 1979; the complicated sanctions rollback plan; and the Obama administration's struggle against hardliners in Congress.

Reese Erlich, author of Inside Syria: The Backstory of Their Civil War and What the World Can Expect, discusses why an Iranian nuclear deal would be a win-win proposition for the US and Iran; and the few remaining obstacles that could derail an agreement now and in the future.

Ramzy Baroud, a columnist and founder of PalestineChronicle.com, discusses how Palestinians can defeat apartheid in the wake of Benjamin Netanyahu's reelection campaign statement (later retracted) that he opposes Palestinian statehood.