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Antiwar Radio: Bob Watada

Bob Watada talks about the case of his heroic son, Lt. Ehren Watada, the U.S. Army officer who has refused to deploy to Iraq, the mistrial and reasons why others should follow Ehren's example.

Antiwar Radio: Wayne White

Wayne White, the former Director Deputy Director of the State Department's Beareu of Intelligence and Research Office of Analysis for the Near East and South Asia and Adjunct Scholar at the Middle East Institute, explains why the U.S. must withdraw from Iraq, what he...

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3/21/18 Andrew Cockburn on how the United States boosts the Afghan opium trade

Washington editor of Harper’s magazine Andrew Cockburn returns to the show to discuss his latest article “Mobbed Up: How America boosts the Afghan opium trade.” Cockburn explains how Trump’s major contribution to the war in Afghanistan has been to take the existing restraints off the air force so they can, Cockburn says, “try to pacify Afghanistan from 20,000 feet.” Cockburn and Scott then discuss the war on drugs in Afghanistan and Cockburn outlines why the narrative that the Taliban relies on opium for its power is overblown. Finally Scott and Cockburn discuss what Trump once got right about Afghanistan and why things went wrong.

Andrew Cockburn is the Washington editor of Harper’s magazine and the author of Kill Chain: The Rise of the High-Tech Assassins. Follow him on Twitter @andrewmcockburn.

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