The Corbett Report - Feature Interviews

Claire Bernish of TheAntiMedia.org joins us today to discuss her latest article, "So It Begins: American Police Start Pushing to Weaponize Domestic Drones." We discuss the pending legislation and the legislative precedent for this type of armed police drone and how these regulations are likely to be standardized across the US and around the world.

This week on the New World Next Week: a BC town talks about injecting prolific offenders with GPS trackers; the DoD holds a contest to test the Pentagon computer's security; and Google chief Eric Schmidt joins Pentagon innovation advisory board.

Today we talk to John Whitehead of The Rutherford Institute about a pair of recent commentary pieces that he penned, “The Age of Authoritarianism: Government of the Politicians, by the Military, for the Corporations” and “Reality Check: No Matter Who Wins the White House, the New Boss Will Be the Same as the Old Boss.” We discuss the problems of the police state and surveillance state, how it has been allowed to arise by a passive and docile public, and how that public can effectively engage and counteract the abuses of liberty that are now rampant throughout the American body politic.

In 2013 Grant County Sheriff Glenn Palmer became one of the most visible of a score of sheriffs across the US who stood up against gun control measures proposed by the Obama administration. Last year he was hospitalized after receiving a letter containing a suspicious substance. This year he is under investigation as a potential "security leak." Joining us today to share the details of their ongoing investigation into the political persecution of Sheriff Palmer are Sibel Edmonds and Spiro Skouras of Newsbud.com.

Late last year NATO granted a formal membership invitation to Montenegro. How did the New York Times respond to this development? “Russia’s Fury Over Montenegro and NATO.” But what do the people of Montenegro think? Joining us today to give us the missing part of the story is Dr. Filip Kovacevic, chairman of the Movement for the Neutrality of Montenegro and a senior analyst for Newsbud.com.

From underage prostitutes on orgy island to political royalty and the Lolita Express, the Jeffrey Epstein case continues to unfold. Today Pearse Redmond of Porkins Policy Review joins us to give us the latest on the ongoing court cases surrounding the case that might still ensnare Epstein and his rich and powerful friends in an even bigger scandal.

James Corbett joins Jim Goddard for his regular bi-monthly appearance on HoweStreet.com. This week they discuss how the Japanese are preparing for the new normal of negative interest, the ongoing oil glut, Zika hype and the state of the global markets.

This week on the New World Next Week: Flint citizens discover (the hard way) how much the government hates them; the Zionist plan to partition Syria gains political traction; and a company that pays actors to appear at political protests is outed.

Today James joins Ernest Hancock for his regular bi-monthly appearance on "Declare Your Independence." Topics discussed include the hundred trillion dollar bankster climate swindle, the latest from Syria and how "The Big Short" almost got it right. (NOTE: audio ends abruptly due to the way this radio broadcast is segmented/archived)

Stop the presses, everyone! The US and Russia have announced a ceasefire in Syria!...again. But this time it's going to work. Except for that whole sticky question about who the ceasefire applies to and under what conditions. Confused? Today Pepe Escobar of Newsbud.com joins us to untangle the confusing mess of the Syria ceasefire and tell us what it really means.