James Ostrowski, attorney, LewRockwell.com regular and author of Political Class Dismissed: Essays Against Politics, discusses the presidential candidacy of Dr. Ron Paul, (R-Texas).

Nuclear physicist and Antiwar.com columnist Gordon Prather explains the efforts of Senators Nunn, Lugar and Domenici to collect the excess fissile material left over from the dismantling of the former USSR’s European based tactical nuclear weapons at the end of the Cold War and how Presidents Clinton and Bush II have thwarted these efforts. Also Pakistan’s nuclear weapons and Iran’s total lack of them.

Don Craven, director of the new film World War IV: A Letter to the President, and Ray McGovern, a former CIA analyst featured in the movie, discuss the film and some of the themes within it: The neocons and the Israel Lobby, the lies regarding the ‘weapons of mass destruction’ that led to war, the role of Christian Zionists in the War Party, Michael Ledeen’s admission of war crimes and possible consequences of war with Iran.

Vineyard Saker discusses the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Warren Richey, reporter for the Christian Science Monitor, discusses the recent ruling by the fourth circuit court that Ali Saleh al Marri, who has been held in a military dungeon for four years, after being arrested in Peoria, IL on accusations that he was an al Qaeda agent preparing to wage "computer warfare" against Wall Street.

Raje Hage, a friend of the show from Beirut, explains his view of the situation in Lebanon, some history, last year's war, Hezbollah, Syria, Iran, Israel, the Redirection and his hopes for some form of unity government.