Today on the Show: remembering the Occupy Wall Street movement ten years later. Also, what would have happened if Trump tried to nuke China? And an encore presentation of our recent interview with Keith Mchenry of food not bombs
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Today on the Show: We’ll speak to 48 Hills Editor, Tim Redmond about the Newsome recall vote, PGE and the multiple impacts of the fires: Also. a noted Latino leader warns that Newsome may be able to beat-back the recall but 2022 may be a very different story: And our regular segment, FOODFIGHT on Food and Justice with Keith McHenry, returns
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Today on the Show: A delusional ‘worldwide rally for freedom’ in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, as the pro-Trump anti-vaxers continue to carry the mantle of their cashiered ex-president. And, a 9/1 victim laments, “My Husband Died on 9/11. I Am Still Waiting for a Trial of His Killers:. We’ll speak to Kristen Breitweiser. a lawyer, a victim of 9/11 and co-founder of September 11 Advocates about her new article in the Intercept
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Today on the Show: Massive Covid19 outbreak at Sierra Conservation Center Prison in Jamestown, California, surrounded by fires and apparently no evacuation plan in place for the prisoners. We’ll speak to an award winning human rights activist, whose son is inside and suffering from Covid. Also, an encore broadcast with Former FBI special agent Coleen Rowley who asserts that the 9/11 attacks could have been prevented if FBIHQ had just read, shared and acted on the memos addressed to them leading up to the attacks
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Today on the Show: The Taliban tighten their grip on power and announce their new all male government. Also, a encore broadcast with former FBI special agent Coleen Rowley who asserts that the 9/11 attacks could have been prevented if FBI-HQ had just read, shared and acted on the memos addressed to them leading up to the attacks
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Today on the Show: We’ll feature an extended interview with legendary filmmaker, John Pilger, including an update on the case of Julian Assange, and on the US occupation and bloody pull out from Afghanistan. And a former US cop who worked on foreign policy security details in Haiti and Afghanistan spills the beans about corruption on both countries
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Today on the Show: Former FBI special agent and division counsel, Coleen Rowley blows the whistle on what the FBI and asserts 9/11 attacks could have been prevented if FBI HQ had just read, shared and acted on the memos addressed to them leading up to the attacks. And Greg Palast says energy, which runs the Louisiana power system, is a racketeering enterprise parading as a power company
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Today on the Show: What do the murder of Mario González’ in alameda California and 9/11 have to do with the continuing crisis in border and immigration policy: And what’s happening at Fort Bliss: including an update of offical US violence against refugee children: And we’ll feature a special related poetry reading by award-winning poet Martin Espada that bring it all together
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Today on the show: Colonel Ann Wright on the last days bloody days of the USA’s bloody 20 year occupation Of Afghanistan. Also, we’ll take a close look at the US involvement in Afghanistan that lead to the useless and bloody occupation. And the big media’s loyalty to permanent war state
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Today on the show: The USG murders a bunch of civilians, including women and children, as it hightails out of Afghanistan. Also, International law expert Francis Boyle says “Retaliation is not self-defense under international law, but only more aggression”. And, we remember the Chicano Moratorium
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