Fault Lines

On this episode of "Faultlines", hosts Garland Nixon and Lee Stranahan analyze the Senate Republicans’ apparent failure to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.

Garland and Lee will also discuss the widening protests during the National Anthem at NFL football games.

Garland and Lee will also discuss the latest political trends at home and abroad—the Kurdish referendum, and how the Turks and Iranians might react, as well as rancor within the ranks of the Republican and Democratic Parties.

Scheduled guests include: Adam Andrzejeski. John Sharp, Gary Rivlin, Kani Xulam, Ted Rall, and Steve Shaff.

Garland Nixon and Lee Stranahan cover the NFL National Anthem protests that followed President Trump's comments at a Friday night rally in Huntsville, Alabama. A pair of Sputnik correspondents talk live on 'Fault Lines' about recent elections in Germany and France. The show also discusses American foreign policy regarding Saudi Arabia and then covers the referendum in Iraqi Kurdistan with John Kiriakou.

On this episode of ‘Fault Lines’ hosts Garland Nixon and Lee Stranahan start the show recapping headlines from the weekend and jump right into the Trump/NFL issue. The show takes a pair of calls about the NFL protests which leads to heated discussions between the callers and hosts. The hour closes with Marcel Joppa from the Sputnik News Bureau in Berlin joining the show to provide some insight about the German elections that occurred on Sunday.

In the Second Hour, Michelle Esquenazi comes on air to talk about criminal justice and groups that are targeting bail reform. Sputnik France correspondent Dimitri Boschman joins the show to discuss the results of the Senatorial election in France.The hour closes with CEO of Divine Empowerment, Darlene Brown, providing listeners with some Monday morning inspiration.

In the third hour, "Fault Lines" hosts Garland Nixon and Lee Stranahan are joined by Robert Naiman of JustForeignPolicy.org who talks foreign policy focusing specifically on issues involving Saudi Arabia. A caller follows up on the segment by expressing disgust with the political establishment and American foreign policy during an exchange with the hosts. The show closes out with CIA whistleblower John Kiriakou coming on air to talk about the referendum vote in Iraqi Kurdistan.

Garland Nixon and Lee Stranahan discuss the war of words between President Trump and the North Korean dictator. Later in the program they talk about Middle East Peace, China, Black Lives Matter, and have Missouri Senatorial candidate Austin Petersen on air as a guest.

On this episode of ‘Fault Lines’ hosts Garland Nixon and Lee Stranahan start the show recapping the days headlines before touching on the recent Morgan Freeman video. Then a caller about Benghazi sparks a discussion about the facts surrounding what occurred in Libya. Joel Segal joins the show to talk about prospects for peace in the Middle East

In the Second Hour, Joel Segal stays on the line to provide insight into the Chinese government and Chinese Democracy movement. His segment is followed by Anne Sorock, President of The Frontier Lab, who comes on air to take a deep dive into the different elements of the Black Lives Matter movement. The hosts also touch on the Alabama Senate runoff and establishment vs. populist splits in the GOP.

In the third hour, "Fault Lines" hosts Garland Nixon and Lee Stranahan comment on Mark Zuckerberg's remarks about Facebook and the election. Then they are joined by Michael Krieger of LibertyBlitzkreig.com to discuss his recent article about the trend of decentralization. The show concludes with Austin Petersen, Republican candidate for Senate in Missouri, joining the show to talk about his plan to unseat Claire McCaskill.

Garland Nixon and Lee Stranahan discuss the Graham-Cassidy healthcare bill, talk with a guest in-studio about election reform, delve into DACA, and have Dr. Boz on the air to talk about diabetes.

On this episode of ‘Fault Lines’ hosts Garland Nixon and Lee Stranahan recap the days headlines giving updates on recent natural disasters before being joined by Jacqueline Luqman who talks about dealing with corruption in the current political system.

In the Second Hour, the hosts touch on the events in Catalonia and have a conversation about Tennessee v. Garner. At the end of the hour, they are joined in studio by George Ripley to talk about election integrity and reform.

In the third hour, "Fault Lines" hosts Garland Nixon and Lee Stranahan are joined by Annette Bosworth who discusses Diabetes prevention and treatment. Former Dreamer Liana E. Montecinos who is President of the Latinx Law Student Association comes on air to discuss DACA and immigration. The show closes with a brief discussion about the leaked Lawrence O'Donnell meltdown tape.

Garland Nixon and Lee Stranahan discuss Trump’s 'America First' address to the UN, touch on the natural disasters impacting Mexico and Puerto Rico, and go in-depth with guest William Craddick discussing the Atlantic Council.

On this episode of ‘Fault Lines’ hosts Garland Nixon and Lee Stranahan recap the days headlines focusing in on Trump's address to the United Nations. John Whitehead joins to talk about issues regarding Sputnik, the FCC, and the First Amendment.

In the Second Hour, progressive radio host Tim Black comes on air to talk about the state of the Democratic Party and Hillary Clinton's 'Pity Tour'. Later in the hour Alon Ben-Meir joins the show to talk about issues related to the Middle East including Iran, Israel, and Syria.

In the third hour, "Fault Lines" hosts Garland Nixon and Lee Stranahan are joined by William Craddick of Disobedient Media who talks about the research that he has done on CrowdStrike, Ukraine, and the Atlantic Council. Garland and Lee take a few calls on healthcare in the final segment to wrap up the show.

Garland Nixon and Lee Stranahan discuss Trump’s address to the UN. They also talk about new reporting from the NYT and CNN about Robert Mueller and Paul Manafort. Nancy Pelosi had an event in San Francisco to protect Dreamers that descended into chaos.

On this episode of ‘Fault Lines’ hosts Garland Nixon and Lee Stranahan recap the days headlines and are joined by John Kiriakou to discuss Trump's address to the United Nations. They also discuss Nancy Pelosi's event in support of Dreamers that backfired and turned into a shouting match.

In the Second Hour, former Louisiana state Senator Elbert Guillory joins the show to talk about Civil Rights and identity politics. The hosts also discuss the situation involving Sputnik and the FCC. Alabama news reporter Paul Gattis comes on air as a guest to discuss the Alabama Republican Senate runoff.

In the third hour, "Fault Lines" hosts Garland Nixon and Lee Stranahan are joined by Medea Benjamin to talk about Saudi influence and arms deals. Barbara Arnwine also joins the show to discuss Civil Rights and Voter Rights.

Garland and Lee kick off the new week talking about the situation in North Korea, follow up on the terrorist attack in London, and talk with a great lineup of guests including two segments with NSA whistleblower Bill Binney in the 3rd hour.

On this episode of ‘Fault Lines’ hosts Garland Nixon and Lee Stranahan summarize the events from the weekend and discuss the situation in North Korea with LA Times Corespondent Matt Stiles who is located in South Korea,.

In the Second Hour, Darlene Brown of DivineEmpowerment.org joins the show to talk about self-improvement and spirituality. Kurt Bateman also joins to discuss health care and labor related issues from Ohio.

In the third hour, "Fault Lines" hosts Garland Nixon and Lee Stranahan are joined by Civil Rights Attorney Stephen Spitz. The show closes with NSA Whistleblower Bill Binney joining for the final two segments to have an in-depth discussion about National Security related issues.

Tech firms move into political arena; North Korea fires another missile over Japan; Continued controversy over BDS Legislation.

On this episode of "Faultlines", hosts Garland Nixon and Lee Stranahan discuss Silicon Valley’s expansion into political and military spheres.

Garland and Lee will also examine the latest in North Korea’s missile and nuclear programs.

Garland and Lee will analyze Constitutional ramifications of Sen. Ben Cardin’s legislation to limit advocacy for boycott, divestiture and sanctions (BDS) against Israel.

In breaking news, the hosts will monitor the ongoing situation re: suspected terrorist attack in the United Kingdom.

Trump meets with top Democrats; Brings Pence to Florida; Spokane school shooting.

On this episode of "Faultlines", hosts Garland Nixon and Lee Stranahan discuss Donald Trump’s summit with Democratic Leaders Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer— Deal or no deal on DACA?

Garland and Lee will also examine Trump and Pence’s visit to storm ravaged Florida.

Garland and Lee will analyze Sec. Hillary Clinton’s CNN interview in which she called to abolish the Electoral College; and Sean Spicer’s comments about the Trump White House.

Donald Trump’s new Voting Commission is off to a rocky start. Garland and Lee will discuss voting issues with guests Logan Churchwell and Andrea Miller.

What happened during the 2016 election? Hillary Clinton's new book seeks to answer that question. Special guest Laura Loomer discusses her close encounter of the Clinton kind.

Bernie Sanders’ will file his Medicare for All legislation today. Garland and Lee will discuss Healthcare Reform with special guests Joel Segal, Donna Smith, and Dr. Bill Honigman.

Former Trump advisor Steve Bannon’s 60 Minutes appearance is still sending shockwaves through American politics. Garland and Lee welcome Peter Duke to examine the civil war within the GOP.

Lee has uncovered scandals regarding Native American children in South Dakota. He and Garland will discuss the alarming ongoing abuses of basic human rights there.