Scott Horton appears on Tipping Point and goes into great detail about the origins of the war in Ukraine, the Obama/Biden years, Trump years, and the current state of affairs.

Americans have a perception problem. It is incredibly easy to react to ongoing hostilities with calls for in kind hostilities. The war hawks rely on this tendency to get their way. What is far more difficult is having the perspective and empathy to try to understand...

On COI #255, Kyle Anzalone and Connor Freeman discuss the latest Iran news, military spending in President Joe Biden’s massive 2023 budget request, and why the antiwar movement was right about the new Cold War with Russia. Kyle covers Biden’s new sanctions imposed on...

Nonproliferation advocates on Wednesday expressed disappointment after the Biden administration released a summary of its latest Nuclear Posture Review, which fails to depart from decades of dangerous U.S. first use policy."This Nuclear Posture Review is a failure. It...

Dave Smith brings you the latest in politics! On this episode of Part Of The Problem, Dave is joined by Retired Army Colonel Douglas Macgregor to discuss the military and cultural issues with running a perpetual war state, and the incoming economic repercussions of...

Scott Horton appears on Kennedy once again and discusses Biden's recent comments on the Ukraine crisis and his dropping approval rating.

On COI #254, Kyle Anzalone discusses news from Ukraine, North Korea, Afghanistan, and China. Subscribe on YouTube and audio-only.

Negotiators from Ukraine and Russia met in Turkey to resume talks on a ceasefire and eventual settlement to the conflict. While early reports suggest progress was made, US Secretary of State Blinken threw cold water on the optimism. What gives? Also today: another...

In President Biden's final speech in Europe - held in Warsaw - not only did he call for "regime change" in Russia but he warned that the war in Ukraine would be "long." As Glenn Greenwald wrote recently, the Biden Administration seems to be doing everything it can to...

My nationality is American, which means I believe in the First Amendment.My profession is commentator, which means I require the First Amendment.There are no exceptions to either of these tenets.So when I am told, by possibly well-meaning but at best indoctrinated and...