Fault Lines

Garland and Lee discuss the new immigration rules as the Trump travel ban goes into effect and the House votes on two immigration bills.

Garland and Lee discuss the future of ISIS as their caliphate territory collapses in Syria and Iraq.

Garland and Lee discuss President Trump’s latest twitter attack on MSNBC’s Mika Brzezinski and the dynamics of Trump verses the Media.

Garland and Lee discuss the worldwide Eternalblue cyber-attack that was based on NSA hacking tools.

Garland and Lee discuss General Mattis’s claims of thwarting a theoretical Syrian chemical attack.

Garland and Lee interview Steven Gordon regarding Project Veritas’s latest undercover video of CNN talking head Van Jones.

Garland and Lee discuss the Senate’s struggle to save Trumpcare amidst a backlash from the CBO report

Garland and Lee discuss The Trump Administration’s latest threats against Syria Russia and China over alleged chemical weapons attacks

Garland and Lee discuss the controversy of a video showing a CNN producer admitting that the Trump Russia coverage was driven by ratings and not by evidence.

On today's show, Lee and guest host Mike Hersh will discuss Supreme Court scuttlebutt, including the High Court's decision on Trump's Travel Ban. Plus India's Prime Minister is in town visiting Pres. Trump, so Lee and Mike ask if two nationalists can be friends and ask whether the wheels are coming off of the Russian narrative?
In round one, the Supreme Court is at the end of its term and has made an important decision on President Trump's travel ban. Lee and guest host Mike Hersh will discuss that, plus other Supreme Court scuttlebutt.

Meanwhile, India's Prime Minister is in town visiting Pres. Trump and in round two will talk about whether two nationalists can really be friends?

Finally, Democrats are telling their leaders to stop talking about Russia and Pres. Trump and Congressman Adam Schiff finally agree on something…that the Obama administration should have done more about allegations of Russian a meddling. Does all of this means that the wheels are coming off of the Russian narrative?

That's all coming up on today's episode of Fault Lines with Nixon and Stranahan

Garland and Lee discuss President Trumps comments about James Comey and Robert Mueller’s friendship and the Senate’s new investigation about Loretta Lynch's connection with the Clinton campaign

Garland and Lee discuss a strange ongoing criminal case in which the suspect in an IT breach with House democrats, who had Debbie Wasserman Schultz’s username and password, has fled the country.

Garland and Lee discuss the latest twist in the Saudi/Qatar standoff in which the Saudi coalition is making some seemingly odd demands.

On today show, Lee and Garland talk about the Senate's already-controversial new health care bill, plus they'll debate how President Trump's speech went last night in Iowa and do a round of Middle East news.

In round one of today’s show, Garland and Lee talk about the Senate and their new healthcare bill that is already arnering opposition from inside the Republican Party. Is there any way out of the healthcare political catastrophe?

In round two, we will talk about President Trump's speech last night in Iowa that touched on healthcare, immigration and obstruction by the Democrats. Is the best place for President Trump in front of a large crowd?

In round three we'll have a roundup of news in the Middle East, including a deadly Taliban and attack in Afghanistan, Turkey and Iran coming to the aid of Qater and a new story about secret prisons in Yemen that the US and Saudis are behind.

On this episode of Fault Lines, Garland and Lee discuss the GOP victory in Georgia’s special election, the latest Russia-gate testimony from DHC Chief Jeh Johnson, and Jared Kushner eyes an Israeli peace deal while the Saudi King makes big changes as he anoints a new predecessor.

Garland and Lee discuss reflect on the GOP’s latest win in the Georgia special elections

Garland and Lee discuss former DHS Chief Jeh Johnson’s recent testimony in the latest congressional Russia-gate hearing.

Garland and Lee discuss Jared Kushner’s assignment to bring about an Israeli Palestinian peace deal and the Saudi King’s shocking changes in the monarchical line of succession.

In round one of today’s show, Garland and Lee have breaking news on an ominous new Tweet about North Korea by Pres. Trump and they'll talk about a special election in Georgia that has turned into the most expensive House race in history.

In round two, the President did a photo-op with the President of Ukraine as the Treasury Department announces new sanctions against Russia….but there's a LOT more here than meets the eye. We'll make you smarter…

Then in round three, we'll discuss two stories; new details have emerged in the brutal murder of a teenager in Virginia; will it change the media narrative? Meanwhile, the Senate Democrats are waging war on what they claim is a secret health care bill by the GOP; who's telling the truth?

That's all coming up on today's episode of Fault Lines with Nixon and Stranahan.

On this episode of Fault Lines, Garland and Lee discuss the contradiction between the President and his lawyer regarding the Mueller investigation, the latest Terrorist attacks in Europe and possibly the U.S., and the dynamics that are creating a military, political, and ethnic tinderbox in Syria.

Garland and Lee discuss the contradiction between the President and his lawyer regarding the Mueller investigation

Garland and Lee discuss the latest terror attacks in London, Paris, and possibly the U.S. Is retaliation against random Muslim civilians playing into the hands of ISIS?

Garland and Lee discuss the downing of a Syrian plane by US forces and how the Kurds move for an ethnic home land is creating some major problems in the Middle East

On today's show, Lee and Garland discuss President Trump announcement that he’s reversing the Obama executive order on Cuba, plus talk about the tweet by the President announcing he's under investigative over the firing of James Comey and the addition of 4,000 more troops to Afghanistan.

In round one of today’s show, President Trump travels to Florida and announces he’s reversing the Obama executive order on Cuba. Is this a bold step against repression or a step backwards? And why is President Trump calling for the extradition of a convicted cop killer from Cuba so important?

In round two, President Trump tweeted out this morning that he is under investigation over the firing of James Comey. Was this tweet heard around the world as a brilliant PR move or a another blunder for the president?

Finally in round three, it looks like additional troops will be headed to Afghanistan and some are wondering whether the military should be in charge of foreign policy, not just strategic decisions on the ground. We’ll also discuss the latest offensive in the northern Syria city that may have killed a top ISIS leader.