Sheldon Richman, vice president of The Future of Freedom Foundation, discusses why "American Sniper" Chris Kyle is no more an American hero/patriot than Sandy Hook school shooter Adam Lanza.

Daniel Larison, senior editor at The American Conservative, discusses the folly and futility of arming Ukraine - even though the anti-Russia hawks think its a great idea.

Dennis Edney, a defense lawyer representing former Guantanamo prisoner Omar Khadr, discusses Khadr's near-death battlefield capture in Afghanistan at 15; the torture he endured for years at Guantanamo; the US and Canadian governments' disdain for fair trials and justice; and the current effort to free Khadr from his Canadian prison.

Mike Maharrey, the Communications Director for the Tenth Amendment Center, discusses the 200 state bills seeking to block or limit federal power, ranging from laws bypassing the FDA to allow terminal patients access to experimental drugs and treatments, to laws addressing Second Amendment and militarized police issues.

Ray McGovern, a former CIA analyst and co-founder of Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity (VIPS), discusses his possible imprisonment for criminal trespass and resisting arrest (for using a paid ticket to see David Petraeus speak at a New York YMCA); and the neocons trying to provoke a military confrontation with Russia by supplying US armaments to Ukraine.

Kelly Riddell, an investigative reporter for The Washington Times, discusses the secret tapes revealing that top Pentagon officials and a senior Democrat in Congress opened their own diplomatic channels with Moammar Gadhafi to stop Secretary of State Hillary Clinton from lying us into war with Libya in 2011.

Kade Crockford, Director of the ACLU of Massachusetts' Technology for Liberty Project, discusses the government's secret surveillance programs going back to the 1990s, from vehicle license plate tracking to wholesale collection of telephone metadata.