Fault Lines

Steve Gill: Attorney and CEO of Gill Media

Ted Rall: Political Cartoonist and Co-Host of The Final Countdown on Radio Sputnik Attorney

Rory-Riley-Topping: Attorney, Broadcaster, Former Congressional Staffer, and Conservative Commentator

Michael Maloof: Former Senior Security Policy Analyst in the Office of the Secretary of Defense

The first hour kicks off with attorney Steve Gill's analysis of the ongoing Russian presidential elections, offering valuable perspectives on the unfolding events at the polls.

Hour two delves into the looming possibility of a TikTok ban in the United States and anticipates the landscape of the 2024 US presidential election with political cartoonist Ted Rall.

Fault Lines engaged in an interview with attorney Rory Riley-Topping to discuss the latest developments in Trump's case in Georgia. This followed Judge Scott McAfee's ruling, stating that the case could proceed if either Fanni Wills or the special prosecutor Wade opted to recuse themselves.

Later in the third hour, former Senior Security Policy Analyst Michael Maloof weighs in on Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer's forceful condemnation of Israel's actions in its conflict with Hamas, advocating for fresh elections in Israel and condemning Netanyahu's attacks on Gaza civilians.

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During the initial hour, Fault Lines engaged in a discussion with civil rights attorney Robert Patillo regarding the escalating violence and gangs taking over Haiti, drawing from his unique perspective rooted in his Haitian background.

In the second hour, Fault Lines discussed the potential ban of the social media platform TikTok in the United States with economist Charles Sauer. Recently, the House of Representatives passed legislation presenting TikTok with two options: either secure a buyer for the widely popular video app or confront a nationwide ban in the US.

In the later part of the second hour, Fault Lines interviewed podcast host Andrew Langer regarding developments in the Trump election interference case, where a Georgia judge dropped six charges, resulting in fewer charges being faced.

Moving to the third hour, independent journalist Daniel Lazare joined Fault Lines to delve into the 2024 presidential campaign, with a specific focus on Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s campaign and the potential selection of his vice president.

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In the first hour, Melik spoke to ex-Pentagon official Michael Maloof about the potential Israeli invasion of Rafah city in southern Gaza, along with the international community's reaction.

The second hour of the show would begin with an in-depth discussion between Melik and lawyer and president of the Phyllis Schlafly Eagles Ed Martin about the Robert Hur hearing.

Later in the hour, Melik was joined by political cartoonist Ted Rall who discussed a number of topics, including the apparent suicide of the Boeing whistleblower and a possible hate speech law in Canada.

In the final hour, international relations and security analyst Mark Sleboda spoke to Melik about Russian President Vladimir Putin's latest interview with the head of Rossiya Segodnya, Dmitry Kiselev.

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In the first hour, Fault Lines delves into the clash over Gaza between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Biden, with author and anti-war activist Jeff Halper providing insights. The dispute escalated as comments regarding a potential Rafah invasion grabbed headlines, with Netanyahu dismissing Biden's stance as "wrong," intensifying their public disagreement.

In the second hour, tax attorney Steve Hayes discusses a House Republican initiative proposing a loan program funded by Russian money, treating nonmilitary aid as loans.

Later in the same hour, political commentator and co-host of The Final Countdown on Radio Sputnik Angie Wong explores civil rights attorney Robert Patillo's bid to challenge Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee in an upcoming special election.

In the third hour, veteran political commentator Scottie Nell Hughes analyzes Donald Trump's impact on the Republican Party, spotlighting his consolidation of power through the mass firing of over 60 staff members at the Republican National Committee (RNC), including senior personnel from crucial departments such as politics, data, and communications. This move underscores Trump's firm control over the party's political and fundraising apparatus.

Concluding the program, Jamie Finch, former director at the National Transportation Safety Board, provides insights into the timeline of Boeing plane mishaps and aircraft issues, while discussing the untimely demise of a former Boeing employee who raised concerns about quality control and safety in the company's aircraft production

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In the first hour, Fault Lines and weapons of mass destruction whistleblower Scott Ritter engage in a thought-provoking discussion on Prime Minister Netanyahu's determination to pursue an invasion of Rafah, disregarding President Biden's cautionary stance, alongside the Pentagon's frustrations regarding Ukrainian forces' reluctance to adopt their advised war tactics against Russia.

Moving into the second hour, Fault Lines converses with veteran war correspondent Elijah Magnier about Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon and delves deeper into President Biden's warning to Prime Minister Netanyahu regarding the "red line" concerning the potential invasion of Rafah.

During the third hour, veteran and former city council candidate Armen Kurdian joins Fault Lines to dissect Joe Biden's and Donald Trump's campaign trajectories leading up to Tuesday's primary voting elections.

Concluding the program, international affairs analyst and professor of Latin American studies Danny Shaw provides insights on the political turbulence in Haiti, coinciding with a US military operation to evacuate non-essential embassy personnel and bolster embassy security amidst a state of emergency spurred by escalating gang violence.

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Elijah Magnier: Veteran War Correspondent

Angie Wong: Journalist and Co-Host of The Final Countdown on Radio Sputnik

Mark Frost: Economist and Professor

In the first hour, Fault Lines engages in a conversation with Elijah Magnier about the European Union's announcement of a plan aimed at boosting weapons production to reduce reliance on the U.S. and support Ukraine in its ongoing conflict with Russia.

Moving into the second hour, journalist Angie Wong joins the discussion to dissect the dynamics of the 2024 presidential race, particularly as Republican candidate Nikki Haley exits the race and Donald Trump urges her supporters to rally behind the MAGA movement.

Economist Mark Frost provides insights in the third hour, shedding light on The House of Representatives' approval of a $460 billion spending package intended to fund key federal agencies until the end of the budget year.

Dr. Hasan Unal: Professor of Political Science and International Relations at Bashkent University in Turkiye,

Ed Martin: Lawyer and President of Phillis Schafley Eagles

Mark Sleboda: International Relations and Security Analyst

Steve Gill: Attorney and CEO of Gill Media

Daniel Kovalik: American Human Rights, Labor Rights Lawyer and Peace Activist

In the first hour, Fault Lines engages with Dr. Hasan Unal on the US military's second humanitarian aid air drop to Palestinians in Gaza, amidst Biden administration's efforts for increased aid access during talks with Israeli officials in Washington.

In the second hour, lawyer Ed Martin joins Fault Lines to discuss the sentencing of one of the youngest charged in the Jan. 6 Capitol attack to over 2 years in prison for assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain officers.

Later in the second hour, international relations and security analyst Mark Sleboda sheds light on Victoria Nuland's retirement announcement, stirring controversy due to her war hawk neocon reputation and frequent criticism for her views on Russia and its actions in Ukraine.

In the third hour, attorney Steve Gill joins Fault Lines in studio to analyze Super Tuesday results solidifying Donald Trump's hold on the Republican presidential nomination, alongside candidate Nikki Haley's resignation.

In the final segment, Fault Lines speaks with Daniel Kovalik about the escalating violence and chaos in Haiti, where gangs have seized control of government sites amidst Prime Minister Ariel Henry's arrival in Puerto Rico, ending speculation about his whereabouts.

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Misty Winston: Political Activist, Organizer, and Co-host of The Misty Winston Show and #FreeAssange Vigils

Andrew Langer: President of the Institute for Liberty, Host of the Andrew Langer Show, and Founder of the Institute for Regulatory Analysis and Engagement.

Aquiles Larrea: CEO of Larrea Wealth Management and Finance Expert based in New York City.

In the first hour, political activist Misty Winston provides commentary on U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris' recent remarks regarding the Israel attacks in Gaza and sheds light on the lack of government oversight following yet another Norfolk Southern train derailment in Pennsylvania.

In the second hour, Andrew Langer, president of the Institute for Liberty, joins the discussion to delve into the significance of Super Tuesday as voters across multiple states head to the polls to select their preferred Republican and Democratic candidates.

Wrapping up the show in the third hour, finance expert Aquiles Larrea weighs in on the ongoing U.S. budget deliberations on Capitol Hill and offers insights into the current state of the U.S. economy.

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Esteban Carrillo: Journalist and Editor for The Cradle

Mark Sleboda: International Relations and Security Analyst

Scottie Nell Hughes: Veteran Political Commentator and Host of 360 View on RT

Robin Biro: Former Barack Obama Campaign Director, U.S. Army Ranger Veteran and Host of “American Discourse” podcast

In the first hour, Fault Lines was joined by Esteban Carrillo who provided insights into the ongoing Israeli attacks against Palestinians, coinciding with the U.S.'s first airdrops of humanitarian aid into Gaza. Additionally, U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris's call for an immediate, temporary cease-fire in the region is discussed.

In the second hour, Fault Lines was joined by international relations and security analyst Mark Sleboda about Germany's response to recent audio leaks, which captured a meeting among senior German military officials discussing weapons for Ukraine and a potential strike by Kiev on a bridge in Crimea. Amidst Russian officials seeking clarification from Berlin, Germany's defense minister accuses Russia of waging an "information war" to sow discord within Germany.

In the third hour, veteran political commentator Scottie Nell Hughes sheds light on the Republican primaries, with Nikki Haley securing a win among the selective D.C. crowd. The discussion included the possible Supreme Court decision on whether Colorado can exclude former President Donald Trump from the primary ballot.

Later in the third hour, veteran Robin Biro addresses AIPAC's campaign against progressive candidates, highlighting the group's expected $100 million expenditure across its political entities in 2024, targeting candidates deemed insufficiently supportive of Israel.

During the initial hour, Fault Lines dissected Vladimir Putin’s yearly State of the Union address alongside international relations and security analyst Mark Sleboda. Throughout his speech, the Russian President addressed a range of topics, such as NATO expansion, BRICS, and the Ukrainian conflict.

In the subsequent hour, Fault Lines hosted expert Andrew Langer, President of the Institute for Liberty, for a discussion regarding the New York Governor's efforts to revoke New York's designation as a Sanctuary city, as well as Hunter Biden's closed-door deposition related to House Republicans' impeachment inquiry against him.

In the third segment, Fault Lines spoke to tax attorney Steve Hayes about lawmakers on Capitol Hill reaching a partial funding agreement on six spending bills, effectively staving off a government shutdown for the time being.

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