Jeffrey Scott Shapiro, a legal analyst for The Washington Times, discusses the DNA extracted from an unknown severed leg from the Oklahoma City bombing in 1995, and whether new evidence will get the case reopened for investigation.

Jon B. Carroll, co-founder of the Alabama Justice Project and a member of Reporters Without Borders, discusses the leaked documents showing that the Dothan, Alabama police department routinely planted drugs and weapons on young black men over a decade, and that the district attorney was complicit in getting nearly 1000 wrongful convictions as a result.

Chris Woods, an investigative journalist and leader of the Airwars project, discusses the growing coalition of Western countries bombing Syria after the Paris terrorist attacks; and Donald Trumps declared intention to kill the families of terrorist suspects.

Gareth Porter, an award-winning journalist and historian, discusses the IAEA's final report on Iran's nuclear program, and the agency's refusal to admit past mistakes about bomb-testing at Parchin.

Philip Giraldi, a former CIA officer and Executive Director of The Council for the National Interest, discusses his article "How to Counter Violent Extremism" in the wake of the San Bernardino terrorist attack.

Andrew Napolitano, a former Superior Court judge and contributor to The Washington Times and Fox News, discusses how the federal government used the Patriot Act to divert attention from its failure to prevent 9/11, in the process degrading Constitutional protections against warrantless searches - and why the new USA Freedom Act is even worse.

Mitchell Prothero, a McClatchy special correspondent, discusses the Iraqi-led coalition's early efforts to take back Anbar province from the Islamic State.

Gareth Porter, an award-winning investigative journalist and historian, debunks the latest anti-Iran talking points about the nuclear agreement.

Megan O'Toole, a journalist with Al Jazeera, discusses her article on the humanitarian crisis in Yemen, where the US-Saudi war and blockade threaten millions with starvation.

Murtaza Hussain, a journalist and political commentator on human rights, foreign policy, and cultural affairs, discusses his article "ISIS Recruitment Thrives in Brutal Prisons Run By U.S.-Backed Egypt."

Gareth Porter, an award-winning journalist and historian, discusses his article on the real reasons Turkey shot down a Russian jet near the Syrian border.

Alex Nowrasteh, the immigration policy analyst at the Cato Institute's Center for Global Liberty and Prosperity, discusses the statistics that prove Syrian refugees from 2001 onward haven't posed a serious security threat to the United States.

Grant F. Smith, director of the Institute for Research: Middle Eastern Policy, discusses Donald Trump's controversial and unsupported claim that Arabs were celebrating on New Jersey rooftops immediately after the 9/11 attacks; and why nobody in the MSM can remember the well-documented reporting on the "dancing Israelis" from Urban Moving Systems who really were celebrating.

Trevor Timm, co-founder and executive director of the Freedom of the Press Foundation, discusses how the US government is using the Paris terrorist attack to justify banning Syrians and encryption - even though the attackers weren't Syrian and didn't use encryption.

Journalist and author Eric Margolis discusses Turkey's shoot-down of a Russian bomber; and the close cooperation of the Israelis and Saudis on regional interests, including support for ISIS.