08/05/08 – Michael Scheuer – The Scott Horton Show

Michael Scheuer, former chief of the CIA's bin Laden unit and author of Marching Toward Hell, discusses the new revelations in Ron Suskind's new book about an alleged White House order behind the forged link between Saddam Hussein and Mohamed Atta and his work which debunked any real Iraq-al Qaeda connection in January of 2003. MP3 Here.

08/05/08 – Glenn Greenwald – The Scott Horton Show

Glenn Greenwald, author and legal blogger for Salon.com, discusses his new radio show, new developments in the 2001 anthrax case, the FBI's smear campaign against dead physicist Bruce Ivins, media trumpeting of government claims, the widespread fear created and power gained by the anthrax attacks and questions about Washington insiders' taking Cipro before the attacks. MP3 Here.

Against Jingoism and Hypocrisy by Ron Paul

Statement before the US House of Representatives, July 30, 2008, on H. RES. 1370, Calling on the Government of the People's Republic of China to immediately end abuses of the human rights of its citizens Madam Speaker, I rise in opposition to this resolution, which is yet another meaningless but provocative condemnation of China. It is this kind of jingoism that has led to such a low opinion of the United States abroad. Certainly I do not condone human rights abuses, wherever they may occur,...

08/01/08 – Warren Richey – The Scott Horton Show

Warren Richey, crime reporter for the Christian Science Monitor, discusses the first Guantanamo military commission 'trial' of Bin Laden’s driver Salim Ahmed Hamdan, the extremely low bar the government is trying to set as precedent by trying such a low level bin Laden associate first, Hamdan’s doom to stay detained as an enemy combatant for the rest of his life whether convicted or aquitted of war crimes, the possibility that the Boumedine case could be used as precedent for those 'convicted'...

07/31/08 – Larry Velvel – The Scott Horton Show

Larry Velvel, dean of the Massachusetts School of Law and sponsor of the upcoming Justice Robert Jackson Conference On The Planning For Prosecution Of High Level American War Criminals, featuring Francis Boyle, Vincent Bugliosi, Philippe Sands and others, discusses the many crimes of the Bush administration, the history of unaccountability of our leaders, the legal gymnastics perpetrated by the Bush regime lawyers, the immunity clauses of the Military Commission Act and how they might effect...

07/30/08 – Fred Kaplan – The Scott Horton Show

Fred Kaplan, columnist for Slate and author of Daydream Believers: How a Few Grand Ideas Wrecked American Power, discusses his recent article: 'How Much Does John McCain Really Know About Foreign Policy? Not As Much As He’d Like You To Think' which lays out McCain’s many foreign policy misstatements and mistakes including wanting to kick Russia out of the G8 and start a 'League of Democracies' to bypass the U.N., his wish to take policy back to the early years of the Bush administration and...

07/30/08 – John Judis – The Scott Horton Show

John B. Judis, senior editor of the New Republic and author of The Folly of Empire: What George W. Bush Could Learn from Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson, discusses the importance of Trotskyism to neoconservative thought, John McCain's change from skeptic to cheerleader for intervention, relationship with the neocons and the dangerous mix between his volatile temperament and his views on foreign policy. MP3 Here.

U.S. to Borrow/Print More Than Entire Cost of War This Year

USA Today says the federal budget deficit for fiscal year 2009 will be approximately 490,000,000,000 dollars. That's more than twice what the wars cost this year (though still less than the entire annual cost of the hard and software of empire). Now tell me again how all this borrowing/inflation is supposed to be good for the economy again? Wait, what's that, borrowing and inflation are terrible for the economy except when it's for war, then it's good? Do I have that right?

07/29/08 – Chalmers Johnson – The Scott Horton Show

Chalmers Johnson, former CIA analyst and author of the Blowback Trilogy, discusses his recent article: 'The Military-Industrial Complex-It’s Much Later Than You Think' explaining the pervasive privatization of the intelligence industry, the history of corporatism and empire in America, total corruption of Congress and the inevitable end of empire. MP3 Here

I Really Like Glenn Greenwald’s Radio Show

I'm not even mad at how wrong his guest is about a lot of stuff. It's still great. Episode 1: Daniel Ellsberg. Way to go Glenn! By the way, my own view is may God damn Barack Obama for inspiring people to believe in him and all his bullshit. It Should Have Been Ron.