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The Show: Ray McGovern and Philip Giraldi

Ray McGovern and Philip Giraldi will be the featured guests on the Scott Horton Show at Antiwar Radio on Monday, November 17th. McGovern will discuss how he would advise President-elect Barack Obama at 12:15PM Eastern and Giraldi will discuss Obama's chief-of-staff...

Lindsey Graham: Dope Pusher

Says Newsweek: "Lindsey Graham mischievously enjoyed getting [Sarah Palin's 7-year-old daughter] hopped up on Mountain Dew, a beverage to which he was mildly addicted." Maybe drug use isn't bad afterall. Perhaps the only problem is using drugs that aren't manufactured...

Recent Episodes of the Scott Horton Show

5/20/21 Pete Quinones on All the Best Libertarian Podcasts You Should Be Following

Scott and Pete Quinones talk about all the other libertarian and antiwar podcasts you should be listening to. Some are big names that every libertarian needs to know about, others are lesser-known up-and-comers that need all the support we can give them.

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Pete Quinones is managing editor of the Libertarian Institute and hosts the Free Man Beyond the Wall podcast. He is the author of Freedom Through Memedom: The 31-Day Guide to Waking Up to Liberty and is co-producing the documentary, The Monopoly On Violence.

This episode of the Scott Horton Show is sponsored by: The War State, by Mike Swanson; Tom Woods’ Liberty Classroom; ExpandDesigns.com/Scott; Photo IQ; Green Mill Supercritical; Zippix Toothpicks; and Listen and Think Audio.

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08/10/07 Anthony Weller: My Father’s Lost Dispatches from Nagasaki

Author and musician Anthony Weller discusses First Into Nagasaki: The Censored Eyewitness Dispatches on Post-Atomic Japan and Its Prisoners of War, the lost articles of his father, Pulitzer Prize winner George Weller, the first American into Nagasaki just a month after the bombing. His stories contained information about the actual effects of nuclear war, ‘Disease X’ — radiation sickness — and the governments unwillingness to provide any type of medical care for its victims. Weller also opened one of the largest of the POW camps, and reported the conditions there.

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08/03/07 – Bruce Fein – The Scott Horton Show

Bruce Fein, former Assistant Deputy Attorney General in the Reagan administration and co-founder of the American Freedom Agenda, explains the broad powers over Americans’ property claimed by George Bush in his new executive order, ‘Blocking Property of Certain Persons Who Threaten Stabilization Efforts in Iraq.’ Fein says that Senator Hillary Clinton’s property could be seized under this order for ‘undermining the Iraqi government’ by asking the Pentagon if they have a plan for withdrawal, which she was denounced for doing just last week by Deputy Secretary of Defense for Policy, Eric Edelman. Also, the American Freedom Agenda, the Unitary Executive theory, the ‘living Constitution,’ NSA spying, National Security Letters and administrative subpoenas.

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08/03/07 – James Ridgeway – The Scott Horton Show

James Ridgeway, DC bureau chief for Mother Jones magazine, discusses his new article, ‘In Search of John Doe No. 2: The Story the Feds Never Told About the Oklahoma City Bombing;’ the ordeal of Utah attorney Jesse Trentadue and his brother Kenneth, who was tortured and murdered by government agents in his Oklahoma prison cell in a case of mistaken identity — they thought he was Richard Guthrie (likely one of the many neo-Nazi ‘John Does’ involved in the Oklahoma City bombing), the Treasury and Justice Department informants inside the plot, complicity by the media and Congress in the cover-up, the DoJ’s prosecution of their own best witness in order to obstruct justice in the McVeigh and Nichols trials, and the possible role of former German army officer Andreas Strassmeir.

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