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Episodes


Prof. Jeffrey Sachs : Can the US Say NO to Israel?

Scott Ritter : Can Israel Survive a War with Iran?

Larry Johnson : Can Ukraine Survive Until Election Day?

Ray McGovern : How Close is the US to War With Iran?

Alastair Crooke : Is Israel America’s Tool or Boss?

Aaron Maté : Grayzone reporter, Jeremy Lafredo detained and beaten by IDF

AMB Chas Freeman: American foreign policy has become an instrument of Israeli foreign policy.

Pepe Escobar : Latest from Moscow LIVE

INTEL Roundtable w/ Johnson & McGovern : Weekly Wrap Up

COL. Lawrence Wilkerson : Can Ukraine Survive?

Dr. Gilbert Doctorow: Who Runs US Foreign Policy?

LtCOL. Tony Shaffer : Is the American Empire Over?

Aaron Maté : Tension Between Biden and Netanyahu

Phil Giraldi : Who Calls the Shots in the Middle East?

AMB. Chas Freeman: Is Israel Its Own Worst Enemy?

COL. Douglas Macgregor: Israel After a Year of Slaughter

LtCOL. Karen Kwiatkowski : Resist; Do Not Comply!

Matt Hoh : Does the White House Want a Middle East War?

Prof. Jeffrey Sachs : Lack of a 2-State Solution Threatens Israel
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