* As'ad AbuKhalil, professor of political science, on the Turkish invasion of Syria.

* Mark Sleboda, Moscow-based geostrategic analyst & Giorgio Cafiero, CEO Gulf State Analytics, on the Turkish invasion of Syria.

* Brian Becker, radio host and director of the Answer Coalition, on the history and present state of the anti-war movement.

* Interview with Kevin Zeese and Margaret Flowers, co-directors of Popular Resistance on the current state of the anti-war movement.

Hosted by Joe Lauria & Elizabeth Vos Executive Producer, Cathy Vogan

We devote the entire show to Saudi Arabia following a PBS Frontline investigation into Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, and his interview with CBS 60 Minutes this week. We'll be delving into aspects not treated by those mainstream reports: namely the history and complexities of US-Saudi relations, Saudi-Israeli relations and the domestic political scene inside the Kingdom. Our guests: activist Medea Benjamin, analyst Giorgio Cafiero and Saudi journalist Ali al-Ahmed.

* Ray McGovern on Ukraine and Trump impeachment process

* Daniel Ellsberg meets Iraq War GCHQ whistleblower and subject of the film 'Official Secrets', Katharine Gun.

* Follow-up live interview with former UN Weapons inspector during Iraq War, Scott Ritter.

* Our UK correspondent, John Wight, on Brexit and the British political crisis.

Hosted by Elizabeth Vos and Joe Lauria. Executive Producer: Cathy Vogan

Joe Lauria, Elizabeth Vos & Peter B. Collins on latest Assange developments.

Climate Strike reportage and interview with Arn Menconi.

Lebanese scholar As'ad AbuKhalil (The Angry Arab), on the US response to attack on Saudi installations.

Featuring George Bebbe, former head of CIA Russia desk; Ray McGovern, former CIA Russia analyst; Mark Sleboda, Moscow-based analyst; Scott Ritter, former UN Weapons Inspector; Tony Kevin, former Australian diplomat in Russia; & Consortium News journalist, Patrick Lawrence.

Featuring George Bebbe, former head of CIA Russia desk; Ray McGovern, former CIA Russia analyst; Mark Sleboda, Moscow-based analyst; Scott Ritter, former UN Weapons Inspector; Tony Kevin, former Australian diplomat in Russia; & Consortium News journalist, Patrick Lawrence.

* Peter B. Collins: Hammond, Manning & Assange

* Pakistan UN Ambassador: Kashmir's humanitarian crisis

* John Wight: Brexit forecast

* Attilio Moro & Andrew Spannaus : Italy's political meltdown

* John Kiriakou on 9/11 trial

* Pepe Escobar on his interview with Lula

* Julian Assange's father on brother's plea

* Quentin Dempster: police raids on media in Australia

* Whitney Webb, back with Epstein Part 4

Blistering remarks from Australian journalists Mary Kostakidis and Mark Davis about how the corporate media dealt with Julian Assange, as well as a powerful, hour-long, in-depth interview with journalist Whitney Webb on the life and death of Jeffery Epstein.

Featuring Lissa Johnson, Mark Davis, Rebecca Peters, James Howard Kunstler, George Szamuely and Cathy Vogan's film of Mark Davis's breath-taking talk last night at the Sydney event: 'Julian Assange & the US Culture of Revenge', where he reveals new information concerning the publication of the Afghan War Logs.

Consortium News launched its first live show, CN Live!, on July 12, 2019 at 2pm EDT, to provide weekly insights into WikiLeaks, the Middle East, the US presidential elections and other topics in the news.

Hosted by Joe Lauria, Elizabeth Vos. Executive producer, Cathy Vogan. Technical production, Ebon Kim