Fault Lines

The show begins with former UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter discussing the significant escalation in tensions as Iran retaliates following an Israeli strike on an Iranian compound in Syria.

Then, former Pentagon official Michael Maloof continues the discussion on Iran, delving deeper into the strategic motivations behind Iran's recent military actions.

Later, attorney Steve Gill explores the legal intricacies of the Trump hush money trial.

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Fault Lines began Friday's show by hosting Prof. Mohammad Marandi on the topic of Iran's potential response to Israel's bombing of their consulate in Damascus, Syria.

International relations and security analyst Mark Sleboda then joins the show to discuss Ukraine's new draft law, along with Russia's large-scale attack against the Ukrainian forces.

In the final hour, finance expert Aquiles Larrea spoke to Fault Lines about the state of the US economy, especially after the latest inflation numbers.

Lastly, Fault Lines spoke to cartoonist Ted Rall about the controversial Arizona abortion ruling, which has sparked outrage across the US.

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The show begins with journalist and editor of The Cradle Esteban Carrillo providing an in-depth analysis of the latest out of Gaza amid faltering ceasefire talks.

Then, executive director of Rainbow PUSH Coalition Robert Patillo joins a panel with journalist and Sputnik host Angie Wong to discuss the allegations against NPR for suppressing stories from right-wing perspectives.

Later, independent journalist Daniel Lazare explores the FISA bill's failure in the House amidst a split within the GOP.

The show closes with journalist and political analyst KJ Noh delving into the strategic dynamics of Biden's Japan-Philippines summit aimed at an anti-China alliance.

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The show begins with international relations and security analyst Mark Sleboda discussing the Kremlin's claims that Ukraine's Burisma company has funded terrorist attacks against Russia.

Then, political scientist and host of The Critical Hour on Radio Sputnik Dr. Wilmer Leon examines Representative Marjorie Taylor Green's efforts to remove Mike Johnson from the position of House Speaker, delving into the motivations behind this move.

The show closes with political activist Misty Winston discussing the $60 million settlement agreement reached by Norfolk Southern in response to the East Palestine train derailment.

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The show opens with International Relations and Security Analyst Mark Sleboda discussing the recent drone attack leading to damage at the Russian-controlled Zaporozhye nuclear reactor. He also touches on the Slovakia presidential elections.

Then, host of the Critical Hour on Radio Sputnik Garland Nixon talks about President Biden's visit to Baltimore, where he announced federal assistance in response to a catastrophic bridge collapse.

The second hour closes with lawyer and political commentator Robert Patillo, shedding light on the concerns raised by a retired judge regarding the statute cited in former President Trump's motion to recuse himself in the New York hush-money case.

Then, chief editor of the Cradle Esteban Carrillo provides an in-depth analysis of the recent Ecuadorian raid on the Mexican Embassy.

The show wraps with independent journalist Daniel Lazare examining the purported plan by former President Trump to bring an end to fighting in Ukraine.

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Esteban Carrillo: Journalist and Editor of The Cradle.
Robert Patillo: Lawyer and Political Commentator.
Mark Sleboda: International Relations and Security Analyst.
Daniel Lazare: Constitutionalist and Independent Journalist.
Ted Rall: Syndicated Cartoonist and Co-Host of The Final Countdown.

Esteban Carrillo discussed the ramifications of the Netanyahu and Biden phone call regarding the Gaza War during the first hour.

In the second hour, Robert Patillo analyzed the ongoing presidential election cycle.

Mark Sleboda provided insights into Ukrainian attacks on Russian soil during the third hour's first topic.

Daniel Lazare discussed RFK Jr. potentially influencing Biden's chances in Nevada and Arizona during the third hour's second topic.

During the third hour's final topic, Ted Rall talked about the NYC AI chatbots that are encouraging people to engage in illegal activities.

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In the first hour, international relations and security analyst Mark Sleboda provided insights into the Russian advance in the Donbass region amid a new push to push back the Kiev regime's forces.

In the second hour, CEO of Heartland Journal Steve Abramowicz and attorney Jen Perelman engaged in a debate on the latest WSJ poll showing Trump leading in six battleground states, while journalist, author, and podcaster Peter Coffin discussed the San Diego Antifa case.

In the third hour, political commentator Scottie Nell Hughes delved into Trump's legal challenges, and Jen Pearlman and civil rights attorney Steve Gill engaged in a debate over Trump's classified document case.

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The show opens with veteran war correspondent Elijah Magnier sharing his perspective on the Israeli attack on the Iranian consulate in Damascus, Syria during the first hour of the show.

Then, senior columnist and editor for Black Agenda Report Margaret Kimberly discussed Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s candidacy for the 2024 presidency and his recent interview with CNN during the second hour of the show.

Later, independent journalist Daniel Lazare discussed the extension of the gag order against former US President Donald Trump, along with a range of other domestic topics during the third hour of the show.

The show closes with former director at the National Transportation Safety Board Jamie Finch speaking about Boeing's legal issues and the potential criminal investigation into their 737 Max-9 problems during the third hour of the show.

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The first hour starts with Fault Lines speaking to Dr. Hasan Unal, Professor of Political Science and International Relations at Bashkent University, about the Turkish elections, which proved to be a major setback for President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his AKP Party. He later discusses the Israeli attack on Gaza's northern region, specifically the Al-Shifa Hospital.

Then, ex-Pentagon official Michael Maloof speaks to the Fault Lines team about the latest allegations against the Russian Federation regarding the infamous "Havana Syndrome".

Later in the hour, Fault Lines was joined by lawyer and political commentator Steve Gill, who discussed Donald Trump's ongoing legal drama, including the latest from his hush money case.

The last hour begins with economist Mark Frost speaking to Fault Lines about the AT&T breach that leaked user data for millions of people.

The show wraps up with host Manila Chan who joined Fault Lines to discuss JK Rowling's call for Scotland to arrest her over its new safety initiative.

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The first hour begins with international relations and security analyst Mark Sleboda, an international relations and security analyst, discussing Russia's demand for the Ukraine spy chief's extradition over terrorist attacks.

The second hour begins with a panel featuring political scientist and co-host of The Critical Hour Dr. Wilmer Leon and political analyst Andrew Langer who discuss several domestic topics, including the ongoing campaigns of Donald Trump and Joe Biden.

Later in the hour, author, activist, and anthropologist, Jeff Halper spoke about the massive protests in Israel since October.

The final hour begins with geopolitical analyst Koffi Kouakou discussing the Senegalese elections and the new leader's statement regarding his intention to end French influence in the country.

The show closes with auto expert Lauren Fix, who spoke about the future of self-driving semi-trucks in the US.

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