Scott Horton Show - Just the Interviews

Expert Kyle Anzalone discusses the war between Israel and Hamas, covering topics like US officials criticizing Biden's Israel policy, majority of Americans supporting a ceasefire in Gaza, Tel Aviv refusing aid to Gaza, Israel's actions in Gaza compared to Lebanon, and the diplomatic consequences of US support for Israel.

Scott Horton, an expert on the Waco massacre and government involvement, reveals the truth behind the 1993 US Federal government murder of 86 men, women, and children. He discusses the misconceptions and background of the Branch Davidians, the exploitative nature of their leader, and the false narrative surrounding them. Horton also explores the events leading up to the Waco raid, the psychological warfare operations carried out during the siege, and the aftermath of the incident.

James Bamford, journalist and author, joins Scott to discuss the Israeli attack on the USS Liberty in 1967. They cover the story of the attack, the subsequent cover-up by the US government, and the belief among top intelligence officials that the attack was deliberate.

Scott interviews Joseph Solis-Mullen about his book debunking the fear of a noninterventionist approach with China. They discuss common talking points, analyze popular books on China, and explore the implications of China's rise. They also delve into the possibility of Taiwan invasion, the manipulation of public opinion, and the controversial movie 'Red Dawn'.

Ted Snider discusses the war in Ukraine, revealing that Ukraine and Russia were initially willing to negotiate peace, but the US pushed Ukraine into fighting. He criticizes US officials for putting Ukraine in a losing position and emphasizes the urgent need for negotiations to avoid further losses.

Connor Freeman, Assistant Editor of the Libertarian Institute, discusses the violence in Gaza, West Bank, and northern Israel. They analyze political and media reactions with topics including Netanyahu's support for Hamas, power imbalance in Gaza, ongoing conflict and civilian casualties, corrupt regimes in Tel Aviv and Washington, and the current situation in Gaza Strip. American involvement, leaked document proposing ethnic cleansing, and Yemeni resilience are also discussed.

Israeli journalist Meron Rapoport joins Scott to discuss Netanyahu's policy of propping up Hamas and the political ramifications. They delve into the history of Israeli strategy, current geopolitical dynamics, and predictions about the impending invasion and Netanyahu's fate.

Arik Horowitz, an Israeli living near Gaza, advocates for a ceasefire to contain the violence in Israel. He challenges the assumption that total war is the only option and discusses the need for diplomatic approaches towards Hamas. They also discuss Israel's military capability, the misconception of Hamas representing all of Gaza, and the importance of taking care of people. The current public opinion in Israel supporting a potential land invasion of Gaza is explored, along with the delayed invasion due to the presence of hostages. The danger posed by Hamas and the importance of finding alternative solutions rather than resorting to war are also discussed.

Hassan El-Tayyab, a musician and peace activist, discusses the need for a ceasefire in Gaza to contain violence and prevent a wider war and humanitarian crisis. He emphasizes the importance of condemning attacks and urges listeners to take action through constituent outreach and supporting the Friends Committee on National Legislation's peace efforts.

Dave DeCamp, news editor of Antiwar.com, discusses the Gaza hospital explosion and the risk of a wider war. They analyze conflicting reports on the cause of the explosion and discuss suspicions of Israeli involvement. The chapter also covers the potential for a ground invasion in Gaza, tensions in North Korea, and escalating tensions between the US, North Korea, and South Korea.