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An award winning front-line investigative news magazine focusing on human, civil and workers rights, issues of war and peace, Global Warming, racism and poverty, and other issues. Hosted by Dennis J. Bernstein.
We'll feature part two of our multi-part series, the Anatomy of a Financial Coup d'Etat with Catherine Austin Fitts; also, the US Supreme Court agrees to hear the case of 13 Uighurs who are still being held at Guantanamo, five years after they were to be released; plus, we'll speak to the filmmaker of The … Continued
We kick off our multi-part series, The Anatomy of a Financial Coup D'Etat, with Catherine Austin Fitts; also, high-level US Generals contradict General Stanley McChristol's logic in a call for more troops and say the policy will likely strengthen the Afghan insurgency; and JR and the Block Report talk to the father of one of … Continued
As we go to air, ours sources tell us that a deal may have been struck to to restore deposed Honduran Presidient Maunel ZelaIa to power; we'll have a report from inside the besieged Brazilian Embassy, where the president is still surrounded by heavily arm security forces loyalto the coup government: Also will speak two … Continued
Greg Palast talks about healthcare and the corporations that are trying to kill it; also, a report from a protest in Santa Clara, California, against Homeland Security chief Janet Napolitano and the continuing draconian policies against undocumented workers and their families; we'll also go to the devastated Lower Ninth Ward of New Orleans where President … Continued
Internationally-renowned, award-winning journalist Robert Fisk talks about the recent takeover of central military headquarters in Pakistan, the recent corrupt elections in Afghanistan, and the situations in Iraq and Iran; also, on Community Business with Catherine Austin Fitts, we'll continue our discussion of the financial coup d'etat in Washington and on Wall Street; and the Knight … Continued
Award-winning reporter and author Dahr Jamail talks about the expanding wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and the growing GI resistance movement; also, we'll have a report from the Brazilian Embassy in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, with Andres Conteris; plus, we focus on the Arab Film Festival in the Bay Area, we'll speak to the director of the … Continued
Fifteen members of the OAS meet with President Zelaya and the coup government in Honduras, but no real solution in sight, we'll get a report from the Brazilian Embassy, where the President is still holding out; also, we'll speak to 9-11 investigation expert David Ray Griffin about his new book that focuses in on the … Continued
We spend the hour looking at the environmental justice movement, the wins, the losses and the long fights ahead; we speak with Dean Kuipers, author of a brand-new biography on Rod Coronado, the legendary eco-rights and animal-rights activist; also, we'll hear from longtime activist Mike Roselle and talk about his new book documenting his life … Continued
Blood and Politics: An in-depth look at the white supremacists and neo-Nazi movement with one of the leading experts in the field; also, a new report documents a trail of human rights violations against immigrants and undocumented workers; and activists planning major protests across the country tomorrow against the expansion of the war in Afghanistan. … Continued
