Norman Solomon, author of War Made Easy, discusses the launch of ExposeFacts.org, a website designed to help and encourage whistleblowers to anonymously disclose information on governmental or corporate crimes so citizens can make informed decisions.

Mike Swanson, author of The War State, discusses the stock market and housing bubbles from an Austrian economics perspective; why Nixon took the US off the gold standard in 1971; and the ineptitude of Alan Greenspan.

Jeffrey Tucker, CEO of Liberty.me and publisher of Laissez Faire Books, discusses the launch of Liberty.me, a social network and community-based publishing platform for the liberty minded. He also talks about out-competing the state to provide services and currency that people actually want to use. Then he interviews Scott about foreign policy and war hysteria.

Adam Morrow, a Cairo-based journalist with IPS News, discusses Egypt's quick descent from democracy to military dictatorship; the ridiculous nearly-unanimous results in President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi's election; the crackdown on political dissidents and critical media outlets; and a retrospective of the 2011 Egyptian revolution/counterrevolution.

Andy Worthington, an investigative journalist, author, and filmmaker, discusses his article "What We Should Really Be Talking About With the Bowe Bergdahl Controversy;" why Obama is getting flak for releasing Taliban officials from Guantanamo (who are POW's, not terrorists); and the fate of the remaining prisoners.

Flynt Leverett, author of Going to Tehran: Why America Must Accept the Islamic Republic of Iran, discusses Obama's doubling down on his failed Syria policy; the bipartisan agreement on helping al-Qaeda overthrow Assad's government; and how to resolve the bloody Syrian conflict (if sane people were in charge).

Will Grigg, keeper of the Pro Libertate blog, discusses why the war on drugs is essentially a war on the American people; local law enforcement agencies using weapons of war on civilians; equating drug dealers with domestic terrorists; and why drug task forces should be dismantled immediately - for a start.

Blogger Marcy Wheeler discusses how Congress's NSA "reform" bill is actually enabling the NSA to spy even more broadly than before. Transcript 06.03.14 — Marcy Wheeler Alright y'all welcome back to the show here, I'm Scott Horton this is my show, The Scott Horton Show. Our first guest on the show, maybe our only guest on the show, I'm still waiting to hear back from a couple of people. Anyways, it's the meticulous Marcy Wheeler from www.emptywheel.net, that's her blog -some other great...

Reza Marashi, Research Director at the National Iranian American Council, discusses the concessions that need to be made by Iran and the US before a successful nuclear deal can be finalized. Transcript: Hi ya'll welcome back to the show, The Scott Horton Show, I'm Scott Horton. scotthorton.org. Now we go to our friend Reza Marashi. He's at the national Iranian American Council, that's niacouncil.org and what they do is they push for peace between the US and Iran and I'm down with that,...

Former CIA officer Philip Giraldi discusses the limited resources the US government ought to be using in the war on terrorism; Hamid Karzai's increasingly tenuous grip on power in Afghanistan as US troops withdraw; and Obama's responsibility for the Al Qaeda-affiliated rebels fighting in Syria. Transcript: 06.02.14 — Phil Giraldi Hi y'all welcome to the show, The Scott Horton Show, I'm Scott Horton and next up is our friend Phil Giraldi, he is formerly CIA and DIA and now he's the director of...

Ramzy Baroud, editor of The Palestine Chronicle, discusses General Khalifa Haftar's coup in Libya; his close relationship with the CIA and adoption of US anti-terrorism rhetoric, and his suspicious war on the Libyan Muslim Brotherhood.

Ed Krayewski, an associate editor at Reason.com, discusses the baby critically injured by a flash bang grenade thrown by a Habersham County sheriff deputy during a drug raid; and why many Americans would rather have a police state than the burden of personal responsibility.

Michael Scheuer, former Chief of the CIA's Bin Laden Issue Station, discusses how US foreign policy has made the Al Qaeda problem enormously larger than on 9/11; why it's in the US national interest to fight a war in Nigeria; and the self-perpetuating nature of today's jihad.

Jacob Hornberger, founder and president of The Future of Freedom Foundation, discusses Edward Snowden's interview with NBC's Brian Williams; reminding Americans that patriotism doesn't mean blind obedience to government; Glenn Greenwald's promise to reveal a list of US citizens spied on by the NSA; and why it's time to pull out the impeachment papers on President Obama.

Journalist Joshua Eaton discusses what we've learned about NSA surveillance abuses from nearly a year of Edward Snowden's revelations - helpfully compiled in a timeline at Al Jazeera America.