Sheldon Richman, vice president of The Future of Freedom Foundation, discusses the incredible staying-power of Keynesian economics despite its fundamental flaws.

Patrick Cockburn, an award-winning journalist with The Independent, discusses the rival militias positioning themselves for civil war in Libya; the surprise coup by (probably CIA-connected) General Khalifa Hifter; and Obama's response to his own policies that have aided Al Qaeda's efforts in the region.

Cindy Corrie, President of the Rachel Corrie Foundation for Peace & Justice, discusses her appeal to Israel's Supreme Court for the wrongful death of her daughter Rachel, a human rights activist who was killed in 2003 by an IDF bulldozer in Gaza. Transcript: Hi y'all welcome to the show, The Scott Horton Show, I'm Scott Horton. Our first guest today is Cindy Corrie, she's on the phone right now from Israel where she and her husband Craig are appealing to the Israeli Supreme Court over...

Major Todd E. Pierce, a former JAG defense attorney at Guantanamo, discusses the Senate confirmation hearing for Harvard law professor David Barron's nomination to the First Circuit Court of Appeals, and Barron's secret legal opinions on the president's authority to kill American citizens with drones.

John Feffer, co-director of Foreign Policy in Focus, discusses the war party's push for a three-war doctrine when Obama's presidency ends; confronting China, Russia and non-state terrorism simultaneously; the polls showing Americans are tired of foreign interventions; and efforts to prevent military spending cuts.

Mike Maharrey, the Communications Director for the Tenth Amendment Center, discusses the California Senate bill banning "material support" to the NSA; successful nullification efforts at the state and local level; and individual actions you can take to thwart NSA spying and defy the war on drugs.