Will Grigg, keeper of the Pro Libertate blog, discusses recent changes to the decades-long cultural divide on crime, drugs, and law enforcement; public protests against New Mexico's murderous police force; Mark Byrge's disabling ordeal with police in American Fork, UT; and going through local mayors and city councils to achieve reforms of otherwise-unaccountable police forces.

Former CIA officer Philip Giraldi discusses why convicted spy Jonathan Pollard should complete his time in prison; a snapshot of Pollard's misdeeds and the false narratives being constructed to make him look like a martyr for Israel; and the intelligence community's backlash against Clinton's near-pardon of Pollard in 1999.

Greg Mitchell, author of Atomic Cover-up, discusses his 3-part series (part 1, part 2, part 3) on the long-suppressed film footage shot in the immediate aftermath of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings; President Truman's censorship of an MGM film on the subject; the questionable justifications for dropping the bomb on Japan; and Greg's offer of cooperation to documentary filmmakers who want to showcase the now-declassified material.

Tyler Cullis, a Policy Associate for the National Iranian American Council, discusses whether US sanctions will scuttle a nuclear deal with Iran or not; the unworkable process of having Congress - not the president - in charge of micromanaging temporary sanctions relief; and why Congress is eager to grant Obama the authority to start a war but won't allow him to make peace.

Gareth Porter is an award-winning independent journalist and historian. This is the tenth part in a series of interviews on Porter's new book Manufactured Crisis: The Untold Story of the Iran Nuclear Scare. This installment is about the "fake war crisis" brought on by Israel's apparent preparations for an attack on Iran in recent years; the US-Israel good cop, bad cop ruse; punching holes in Israel's propaganda with the statements of their own government officials; and deciphering the real US...

Barbara Slavin, Washington correspondent for Al-Monitor, discusses the Obama administration's trial-balloon proposal for a possible Iran nuclear deal; gauging the reactions of Congress, Iran and Israel; and the worrisome inclusion of a built-in Authorization for Use of Military Force - just in case the deal goes bad.

Gareth Porter is an award-winning independent journalist and historian. This is the ninth part in a series of interviews on Porter's new book Manufactured Crisis: The Untold Story of the Iran Nuclear Scare. Porter discusses the evidence that Iran's alleged nuclear bomb test chamber at the Parchin military complex was actually designed for making nanodiamonds; the 2009 change in IAEA leadership with US-asset Yukiya Amano replacing independent Mohamed ElBaradei; and Israel's ability to...