Hell yeah. By the way, my time slot on KUCR 88.3 in Riverside is Sundays at 2pm Pacific time - and I'm told that each week's show will play at various times overnight during the week as well.
From Alan Bock to Alan Bock
All 785 interviews now available here. Thanks to Brandon J. Snider.
Ron Paul on the Hughley Show
Thanks to Eric for the link.
Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX) vs. James Baker III on Revised War Powers Act
Note the presence of the brilliant Daniel McAdams backing up Dr. Paul and the ungentlemanly belligerence of Baker. Note also that Baker's argument rests on the premise that the constitution is dead and that without the War Powers Act, or his new replacement for it, there would be no restriction on presidential war making whatsoever - Article 1, Section 8, Clause 11 of the Constitution, among others, notwithstanding. Paul is right, as usual. The War Powers Act - which "allows" the president to...
Antiwar Radio 3/06/09: Robert Murphy and Jim Lobe
Today on Antiwar Radio, we'll be taking your questions for Austrian School Economist Robert Murphy at 512-646-6446. Starting at 11am Pacific. KAOSRadioAustin.org Antiwar.com/radio
My Recent Antiwar.com Article Published in Iraq
By Iraqis and the Americans. Eric Garris writes: Scott Horton (of Antiwar Radio) got an unusual readership for his article, ‘Finding Ways to Stay in Iraq.’ Al Nour newspaper in Iraq translated and ran the article in full. This was a shock to the editors of The Baghdad Mosquito, which is published by the Multi-National Forces (occupation) in Iraq. The March 5 issue headlines Scott’s article on the front page: ‘Scott Horton: New US President Plays With Slogans And Iraq Is Being Fooled.’ The...
03/06/09 – Robert Murphy – The Scott Horton Show
Last week I twice spoke with Robert Murphy of the Free Advice blog and author of The Politically Incorrect Guide to Capitalism. The archive of both interviews has finally arrived.
Finding Ways to Stay in Iraq
by Scott Horton, Antiwar.com March 05, 2009 Those who bought into the slogans "Hope" and "Change" last fall should have read the fine print. We were warned. Over and over during the campaign for the presidency Barack Obama made it clear that "withdrawal" from Iraq on his flexible 16-month timetable meant only the removal of "combat forces." He has also made it clear all along that "combat forces" means whatever he wants it to mean — until he decides to change his mind. At least he's honest. On...
Antiwar Radio 3/05/09
You, me, news, phones. Live on KAOSRadioAustin.org and Antiwar.com/radio from 11-1pm Pacific. 512-646-6446.
03/05/09 – Jim Lobe – The Scott Horton Show
Jim Lobe, Washington Bureau Chief for Inter Press Service, discusses the balance of power between different foreign policy factions, the work record of Dennis Ross from Oslo Accord negotiator to WINEP associate, the centrality of uranium refining in U.S./Iran relations, the resurgence of the Arab League and the National Intelligence Council appointment saga of Chas Freeman.
Antiwar Radio 3/04/09: Alan Bock and Jeff Huber
Listen live 11-1pm Pacific KAOSRadioAustin.org or Antiwar.com/radio.
03/04/09 – Jeff Huber – The Scott Horton Show
Jeff Huber, regular Antiwar.com columnist, discusses the confusion among U.S. policy makers on Afghanistan strategy, the excessive praise given Gen. Petraeus for producing a temporary stalemate by bribing Iraqi Sunnis, the re-branding of Gen. Ray Odierno as a strategic mastermind and the slippery slope of extended Iraq withdrawal deadlines.
03/04/09 – Alan Bock – The Scott Horton Show
Alan Bock, senior editorial writer at the Orange County Register and regular Antiwar.com columnist, discusses the escalating drug-related violence in Mexico, how the Prohibition regulatory framework idled by the 21st Amendment found a second life policing marijuana use, the allure of black-market profits and the counterproductive and predictable results of the war on drugs.
Antiwar Radio 3/03/09: Noam Chomsky and The Other Scott Horton
Listen Live 11-1PM Pacific time at KAOSRadioAustin.org or Antiwar.com/radio.
03/03/09 – Scott Horton – The Scott Horton Show
The Other Scott Horton, international human rights lawyer and contributing editor at Harper's magazine, discusses the Justice Department's release of post-9/11 Bush administration legal opinion memos, the assertion of executive supremacy over the first and fourth amendments to the U.S. Constitution, the possible scope of unknown Bush legal shenanigans and why blue-ribbon investigative committees aren't always bipartisan cover-ups.















