Barry Pollack the attorney for Julian Assange, Wikileaks founder discusses threats to evict Assange into OK police custody and possible extradition to the United States. What happened to the half-ton of weapons grade plutonium that disappeared from the South Carolina only to appear months later in Nevada? Tom Clements is the director of Savannah River Watch.

Closing the border, #Justice4Saheed Student hunger at CUNY Obamacare by WBAI News with Paul DeRienzo

Today is the 40th anniversary of the accident and meltdown at the Three Mile Island nuclear plant.. we talk exclusively with an engineer who worked on the plant.

Are you prepared for the Trumpocalypse? Noted author an advocate of being ready for disasters, manmade and natural discusses the end times president and how to be ready for anything. Author of Preparedness Now! An Emergency Survival Guide for Civilians and Their Families,

The Mueller report goes to the Department of Justice, Chelsea Manning takes another stand, Wisconsin fights back and plans for an upstate garbage incinerator is dealt a blow by the legislature.

The United States recognizes Israel's annexation of the Golan in Syria, an epidemic of lead in school water fountains and broken elevators in the NYC subways.

Ritchie Torres opens investigation into Kushner properties relationship with the Department of Buildings, Vicky Ward on her new book Kushner, Inc., Congestion pricing and Bill Hartung on the Space Force

Gabriel Hetland on recent events in Venezuela, Tarso Ramos dorector of Political Research Associates on Trump"s white supremacy and Patricia Okoumou sentenced to 5 years probation.

The U.S. grounds an aircraft built by a major defense contractor. We speak with Bill Hartung, director of the Arms and Security Project at the Center for International Policy about Boeing. -

Several people were killed in demonstrations along the Venezuelan border with Brazil in February. Among those killed were members of the Pemon Indians who attempted to block Venezuelan troops from entering their lands. The Pemon live in a wild and remote area near what may have been the site of the fictional story The Lost World by Arthur Conan-Doyle. The advocacy director of the tribal rights organization Survival International is Fiona Watson. She says the deaths of the lightly armed indigenous people has received almost no coverage in the world's media.