Scott Horton Show - Just the Interviews

Journalist Mohamed Elmaazi discusses the latest Assange hearing, dismantling myths about the case. Topics include arguments for appeal, challenges in attending the hearing, legal analysis of Assange's actions, and debunking false claims against him.

Discussion on the impending assault in Gaza, ICJ rulings, IDF conduct in raiding Palestinian homes, regional violence. Unveiling brutal realities in Gaza, challenges in aid delivery, and escalating conflict in Gaza. Kyle Anzalone provides insights on the current situation in the Middle East.

Matt Taibbi discusses new revelations on Russiagate origins, including Western intelligence spying on Trump's team. Taibbi's articles reveal CIA involvement triggering Russia collusion hoax. The podcast delves into Cooked Intelligence scandal and the left's alignment with national security establishment.

Peter Lee, an expert on China-Taiwan relations, discusses US special forces deployment to Kinmen Island near China's coast. They talk about Taiwan's military presence, the likelihood of a Chinese invasion, and the strategic implications for US power. The conversation also covers the competition in microchip technology between Taiwan and the US, as well as China's focus on economic influence over military actions.

Economic expert Peter St Onge discusses how the government and Federal Reserve make people poorer, drawing comparisons to past economic crises. They explore the impact of recessions, inflation myths, and economic news in China, debunking common misconceptions about capitalism and government intervention.

Criminal defense lawyer Leonard Goodman discusses the government's attempt to imprison antiwar dissidents. They delve into the flimsy case against the Uhuru Movement, accused of spreading Russian propaganda on Ukraine. Topics include free speech, activism against colonialism, unjust accusations, discord in activism, and the importance of defending First Amendment rights.

Jim Bovard, an investigative journalist, discusses TSA treatment, Biden's presidency, and government surveillance of American purchases. The conversation delves into Congress privileges, Biden's fitness for office, and the broader implications of Washington's encroachments on civil liberties.

Kevin Gosztola, managing editor of Shadowproof, discusses Julian Assange's final extradition trial in the UK, including the level of support he has. They discuss the significance for free speech, potential consequences for Assange if convicted, responsible journalism, and the alleged CIA plot to kidnap or murder Assange.

Dave DeCamp, the news editor of Antiwar.com, discusses recent developments in the war on Gaza with Scott Horton. They cover topics such as the Israel component of the Congressional military spending package, the death toll in Gaza, the impending invasion of Rafah, and the extreme views of Israeli Minister of National Security, Ben Gavir.

Guest Lyle Goldstein, military expert, discusses the likelihood of war over Taiwan, highlighting recent U.S. military deployment to Taiwanese-controlled islands and growing willingness to consider nuclear weapons. Concerns are raised about irresponsible leadership, China's naval force buildup, and the challenges of limiting and avoiding conflict. The chapter also explores China's nuclear build-up and the complexities of America's involvement in Taiwan.