The Corbett Report - Feature Interviews

Roger Ver, the bitcoin entrepreneur and evangelist behind RogerVer.com, joins us once again today to discuss his recent ordeal being turned down for a US visa...despite having been born in the US. We talk about the tactics the embassy staff used to deny him his visa, how and why Roger renounced his US citizenship in the first place, the tax implication of renouncing citizenship, and why nationalism and imaginary lines on the map still exist in the 21st century. We also discuss his upcoming appearance (along with James) at Anarchapulco.

This week on the New World Next Week: police want to disable police-tracking on geolocation app; Syriza comes to power in Greece; and peanut allergies could be history.

Today James talks to Anthony Gucciardi of NaturalSociety.com about a pair of recent articles. The first, “4 Ways to Actually Make Your New Years Resolution Work,” outlines why our resolutions often fail, and how to make sure they work. The second, “Anthony Gucciardi Donates 20,000 Meals to US Food Banks,” challenges other alt media producers, as well as the general public, to start changing the world for the better through giving. Will James take up the challenge?…

Today James is joined by Jeff Berwick of DollarVigilante.com and the Anarchast podcast to discuss Anarchapulco, the first international anarchist/anarcho-capitalist conference of its type that will be held in Acapulco, Mexico from February 24th to March 1st, 2015. With speakers including Luke Rudkowski, Dan Dicks, Roger Ver, Cody Wilson and James Corbett, as well as musical acts, special events and workshops, Anarchapulco promises to be an educational (and fun) celebration of liberty.

This week on the New World Next Week: millionaires fly in to Davos on private jets to preach about their climate eugenics religion; US and UK to attack banks in “cyber war games”; and a teenager creates a plugin to help netizens identify funding sources of congress critters.

Sibel Edmonds of BoilingFrogsPost.com joins us today to discuss a range of issues, from terror operations in Xinjiang to Gladio B in Belgium and her reaction to the Paris shooting. We also talk about her new podcast, Probable Cause, and what she is hoping to accomplish with it.

Dr. Tim Ball of drtimball.com joins us once again for a wide-ranging conversation on geopolitics, history and cognition. We also engage the annual "hottest year ever" claim and detail the real science behind global temperature averages.

This week on the New World Next Week: the IRS goes global as world taxation comes into view; GM crop trials to begin in the UK this year; and new technologies promise advances in 3D printing.

This month on the Geneva Business Insider James and David discuss: the unfolding deflationary cycle in the commodities markets and its long-term effects; the suspiciously convenient timing of Obama's new cybersecurity proposal; and the continuing hypocrisy of the Paris Hebdo circus.

The TOR Project promises its users a modicum of privacy protection from would-be information gatherers, both smalltime crooks and nation-state cybersecurity agencies. But do these promises hold up to scrutiny? And who is behind the TOR Project itself? And why did a TOR developer recently doxx a critic on Twitter? Joining us today to dissect this onion stew is Pearse Redmond of Porkins Policy Review.