The Corbett Report - Feature Interviews

Former Child Protective Services worker Carlos Morales of Truth Over Comfort joins us today to blow the whistle on CPS' child removal practices and how the state actually incentivizes workers and judges to take children from their families. He also gives tips for parents who find CPS threatening to take their children away.

A recent string of high-profile terror attacks in China have focused attention on the East Turkestan Islamic Movement and its attempt to win independence of the Xinjiang region from Beijing. Today on the program we talk to Christoph Germann of the New Great Game Round-up about China's own war on terror, the foreign influence in the region, and what's likely to happen next.

Benghazi is in the news again, but if you’re relying on the mainstream headlines you’d believe it’s a left/right political scandal about the “Commander-in-Chief” and his inability to “protect the US from Al Qaeda.” Appearing on the Ed and Ethan podcast, James Corbett breaks down the latest in the unfolding political drama surrounding the Benghazi scandal, and then details the gun-running for terrorists campaign that is being covered up by both sides of the phoney political spectrum. Don’t miss this quick-moving breakdown of the truth behind Benghazigate.

What is anarchy, anyway, and why would anyone want it? Is our political potential circumscribed by “human nature” or is “human nature” an artificial construct designed merely to reinforce the status quo? And who will scrub the toilets in an anarchist society? Tune in to this heated edition of the BFP Roundtable for the answers to these questions and many more.

Jack Blood of DeadlineLive.info and RadioFreeBlood.com joins us for our monthly run-down of news and headlines from across America and around the globe. This month we pick up on the Bundy ranch situation and what this tells us about government tyranny and the public's divided response to it. We also touch on the psycho-pharmacological industrial complex with over 7.5% of American school children now taking psych meds.

We’ve all heard commentators, spectators and analysts providing their opinions on what is happening in Ukraine, but what about an actual resident of Ukraine? Today we fill in the gap by talking to Roman Skaskiw, a resident of Lviv and someone who is working to correct the misunderstandings and misinformation about the Ukraine crisis that have been spread by the Kremlin and parroted in much of the alt media.

This week on New World Next Week: the largest puppet election in the world proceeds in India; WHO warns of antibiotic resistant superbugs; and the DOJ pressures banks to close porn stars’ bank accounts in Operation Choke Point.

David L. Smith of the Geneva Business Insider joins us once again to discuss the latest in economics, finance, geopolitics and society. This month we tackle the ongoing Ukrainian crisis and how it will inevitably backfire on the EU and the US, the so-called European recovery, and the European immigration issue.

This month on the Asia-Pacific Perspective: The Pacific powers sign a new pact to reduce sea conflicts; Australia orders $12 billion of Lockheed Martin F-35s; and Russia clears the way for a Korean pipeline deal.

The Japanese Nuclear Regulatory Agency is currently considering applications from 8 different utilities companies to restart 17 of the nation’s 54 nuclear reactors, which have been taken offline in the wake of the Fukushima crisis. Today we talk to Aileen Mioko Smith of Green Action Japan about the anti-nuclear movement in Japan and their efforts to stop the reactor restarts from happening.