Robert P. Murphy, author of The Politically Incorrect Guide to Capitalism, discusses the incredible wealth possessed by the 85 richest people on the planet; Bill Gates' proclamation that there will be no more poor nations; and the bubbles in real estate, stocks, and the dollar itself.

McClatchy journalist Nancy Youssef discusses the suspicious landslide vote ushering in Egypt's new liberalized constitution; the continuing crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood; the military's domination of Egypt's politics and economy; and jihadist troubles in the Sinai.

Former CIA officer Philip Giraldi discusses the intelligence community's role in furthering an Iran nuclear deal; a common sense foreign policy vs. the Israel lobby; the international businesses lining up to trade with a sanctions-free Iran; and why the US might start the war on terror all over again.

Chase Madar, an attorney and author of The Passion of Bradley Manning: The Story behind the Wikileaks Whistleblower, discusses the liberal interventionist human rights groups and individuals who enable a militarized foreign policy, and alternative approaches to humanitarian disasters like Rwanda and Sudan.

Nick Giambruno, senior editor at International Man, discusses his firsthand account of the 2006 Israeli attack on Beirut; how the Syrian conflict is impacting Lebanon now; the petrodollar's history; and US hostility towards Iraq and Iran experimenting with oil sales not denominated in dollars.