Philip Weiss, founder of MondoWeiss.net, discusses Michael Oren's (former Israeli ambassador to the US) contempt for American Jews; billionaire Haim Saban's generous support of Hillary Clinton and the Democratic Party; and why more people need to speak out about the apartheid Israeli state.
07/10/15 – Matthieu Aikins – The Scott Horton Show
Matthieu Aikins, an international freelance journalist, discusses his firsthand account of Saudi Arabia's alleged war crimes in Yemen, including indiscriminate bombing attacks on civilian areas.
07/08/15 – Reza Marashi – The Scott Horton Show
Reza Marashi, research director for the National Iranian American Council (NIAC), discusses the ongoing Iran nuclear talks in Vienna, and why there's reason for optimism that a deal can finally be made.
07/07/15 – Eli Clifton – The Scott Horton Show
Eli Clifton, a reporter on money in politics and US foreign policy for Lobelog, discusses his article about the secretive billionaire backers of the "advocacy group" United Against Nuclear Iran (UANI).
07/07/15 – Mark Thornton – The Scott Horton Show
Mark Thornton, Senior Fellow at the Mises Institute, discusses China's stock market crash and how Greece's debt problem is hastening the end of the euro currency and the EU political union.
07/07/15 – David Gibbs – The Scott Horton Show
David Gibbs, a professor of history at the University of Arizona, discusses how the 1995 Srebrenica massacre during the Bosnian War has been used to justify more war and US intervention ever since.
07/06/15 – Seamusin Reilly – The Scott Horton Show
Seamusin Reilly, an independent analyst and opinion writer, discusses his article "The Ugly Truth About ISIS: A New Era Of Global Terrorism."
07/03/15 – Adam Johnson – The Scott Horton Show
Adam Johnson, an associate editor at AlterNet and writer for FAIR.org, discusses the FBI's terrible track record predicting terrorist attacks, and why the mainstream media keeps taking them seriously.
07/03/15 – Ron Paul – The Scott Horton Show
Former Republican congressman Dr. Ron Paul discusses his new book, Swords Into Plowshares: A Life in Wartime and a Future of Peace and Prosperity,the sustainability of US empire while under the strain of an enormous national debt, and his preference for individual liberty instead of statism and endless war.
07/03/15 – Muhammad Sahimi – The Scott Horton Show
Muhammad Sahimi, co-founder and editor of Iran News & Middle East Reports, discusses how the neocons, the Republican Party, Israel and Saudi Arabia are demonizing Iran to stop the completion of a nuclear agreement.
07/03/15 – Kamal Alam – The Scott Horton Show
Kamal Alam, a Fellow at The Institute for Statecraft, discusses why the Syrian Army and Assad government have not collapsed despite being besieged for four years by internal and external forces.
07/02/15 – David Heap – The Scott Horton Show
David Heap, the spokesperson for Gaza's Ark, discusses the international Freedom Flotilla Coalition's latest attempt to break Israel's blockade of Gaza, which ended with Israel illegally boarding the Marianne in international waters and kidnapping the passengers.
07/02/15 – Andrew Napolitano – The Scott Horton Show
Andrew Napolitano, the senior judicial analyst at Fox News Channel, discusses the evidence that Hillary Clinton provided material assistance to terrorists while Secretary of State and lied to Congress when asked about arming rebel groups in Libya and Syria.
07/01/15 – Stephen Walt – The Scott Horton Show
Stephen Walt, the Robert and Renée Belfer professor of international relations at Harvard University, discusses why the US should stay out of the fight even if the Islamic State "wins" by retaining power in the areas now under their control.
06/30/15 – Philip Giraldi – The Scott Horton Show
Philip Giraldi, a former CIA officer and Executive Director of The Council for the National Interest, discusses the Israel lobby's relentless media campaign to thwart an Iran nuclear deal, and why we should consider a BDS-type campaign to boycott the billionaires who back policies harmful to American interests.















