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Recent Episodes of the Scott Horton Show

3/10/23 Eli Clifton: The Weapons Companies are the Big Winners of the War in Ukraine

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Scott interviews Eli Clifton of the Quincy Institute about some articles he wrote for Responsible Statecraft—the Quincy Institute’s publication. They begin with an article Clifton wrote about the fantastic year weapons companies had in 2022. Clifton has listened in on their calls to shareholders and reports that the way these companies present themselves to investors differs from how they present themselves to the public. They then talk about the absurd ways people are dismissing the reasonable concern about nuclear weapons as the U.S. embarks on a new era of Great Power Competition. 

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Eli Clifton is a senior advisor at the Quincy Institute and Investigative-Journalist-at-Large at Responsible Statecraft. Follow him on Twitter @EliClifton.

This episode of the Scott Horton Show is sponsored by: Tom Woods’ Liberty Classroom; ExpandDesigns.com/Scott.

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10/15/13 – Flynt Leverett – The Scott Horton Show

Flynt Leverett, professor at Penn State University’s School of International Affairs, discusses the concessions and guarantees needed to make a deal on Iran’s nuclear program; whether the UN Security Council’s decrees supersede Iran’s NPT/sovereign rights; Obama’s willingness (or not) to use political capital to fight obstructionists; and the legal impediments to lifting sanctions, even if Iran capitulated to all demands.

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10/14/13 – Rachel Levinson-Waldman – The Scott Horton Show

Rachel Levinson-Waldman, Counsel to the Brennan Center’s Liberty and National Security Program, discusses what the government does with Americans’ data; how the “fusion centers” established after 9/11 to fight terrorism quickly expanded their focus to all manner of criminal activity; whether public backlash can dial back the government’s power; and the NSA’s lies about oversight and the legality of their spying activities.

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