System Update with Glenn Greenwald

Glenn Greenwald and Alan Dershowitz debate whether the US should strike Iran's nuclear facilities. They discuss fear mongering in international relations, historical examples of regime change, and the implications of military actions in Iran. Dershowitz advocates for nuanced foreign policy, while Greenwald raises concerns about supporting dictatorial regimes.

Professor Jeffrey Sachs, expert in economics and sustainable development, discusses Ukraine's conflict with Russia, U.S. stance on Israel's war in Gaza, China's partnerships, and global alliances. The podcast delves into Western media portrayal of Ukraine, perils of censorship, diplomatic challenges in Israel-Palestine conflict, and the significance of understanding China's viewpoint in international relations.

US politicians prioritize Israel over funding; Media uproar over Seinfeld's speech; Exploring China-Hungary ties; Congress puts Israel first; Debates on U.S. arms transfers; Hungary's partnership with China

Exploring the deceptive nature of disinformation, with a focus on Jen Psaki's lies and the Israeli blockade of Gaza aid. Uncovering media misinformation and the emergence of a disinformation industry. Exposing the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and American involvement in the Israeli war.

Glenn Greenwald discusses defending freedom of expression, highlighting the dangers of extreme censorship laws and government control. He explores the erosion of civil liberties post-9/11 and the normalization of censorship, stressing the importance of championing free speech amidst ideological disagreements.

Author Johann Hari discusses the TikTok ban, exploitation of anti-Semitism for political gain, and weight loss drugs. Topics include free speech concerns, debunking claims of anti-Semitic violence, and societal attitudes towards weight loss interventions.

Author Batya Ungar-Sargon discusses civil liberties, Israel criticism, and the American working class. The podcast explores Russia's nuclear threats in the Ukraine conflict and the implications of escalating tensions. It also delves into foreign policy debates, media influence, and the voices of the working class in America.

Exploring the resurgence of post-9/11 fear tactics, erosion of civil liberties, misrepresentation of student protests as terrorism, controversy over protest suppression in NYC, uncovering a hate crime hoax, and analysis of fabricated hoaxes and government crackdowns.

David Sirota discusses corporate control in DC, highlighting challenges of free speech, censorship, and media influence. The podcast reveals disparities in public negotiation vs. private gag orders, emphasizing the need for independent journalism and community engagement.

Activist and commentator Laila Al-Arian discusses propaganda in campus protests and Congress's move to criminalize critics of Israel. Topics include persecution, human rights, free speech, community support for journalism, growing protest crackdowns, unjust smears, double standards in political support for protests, and debates on the Anti-Semitism Awareness Act.