Episodes
Friday Apr 12, 2013
Roger Noriega, Michael S. Smith II, Christian Whiton
Friday Apr 12, 2013
Friday Apr 12, 2013
How well informed is U.S. President on Venezuela, it’s significance, and that of the U.S. role in Latin America? Former Ambassador to the Organization of American States, ROGER NORIEGA, helps us discover why the unrest and suffering in Venezuela is a symptom of Cuban influence and U.S. indifference to it. MICHAEL S. SMITH II, of Kronos Advisory LLP, examines the historical relationship between Iran and al Qaeda, and why that relationship is souring as al Qaeda desperately tries to stay relevant in a world more preoccupied with the political revolutions of the "Arab Spring." In a special two-part interview, former US State Department senior adviser and principal at DC International Advisory LLC CHRISTIAN WHITON goes into an in-depth analysis of North Korea. Topics discusses include the regime's relationship with China, what is behind the dictatorship's extreme hostility towards religion, and how the U.S. might be able to better relations with the country by changing its rhetoric.
Monday Apr 08, 2013
Amb. John Bolton, Michael S. Smith II, Col. Dick Brauer, Gordon Chang
Monday Apr 08, 2013
Monday Apr 08, 2013
Ambassador JOHN BOLTON pays tribute to the great Iron Lady Margaret Thatcher, whose legacy has never been more relevant to today’s U.S. foreign policy.
MICHAEL S. SMITH II, co-founder of Kronos Advisory LLP, explains why trying terrorists such as Osama Bin Laden’s son-in-law in American criminal court hurts counter-terrorism efforts.
Colonel DICK BRAUER joins explains the mission of his group Special Operations Speaks, which recently sent a letter to Congress from 700 former special ops veterans calling for a real inquiry into Benghazigate.
GORDON CHANG breaks down the essentials of the state of play with North Korea and the meaning of diplomatic actions.
Monday Sep 10, 2012
Carl Higbie, Caroline Glick, Michael S. Smith II, Gordon Chang
Monday Sep 10, 2012
Monday Sep 10, 2012
With Carl Higbie, Caroline Glick, Michael S. Smith II, and Gordon Chang Former Navy SEAL CARL HIGBIE explains the need for operational security when discussing SpecOps and why SEALs have always been considered “quest professionals” and in todays political climate, our soldiers need to remember they are the quiet professional. CAROLINE GLICK of the Center for Security Policy analyzes the Democratic party's platform which now includes God and Jerusalem. She also explains how dangerous Obama would be for America and Israel if he were to be re-elected. MICHAEL SMITH from Kronos Advisory discusses Iran's relationship with al-Qaeda and how important it is for the Iranian regime to having a working relationship with al-Qaeda. Asian analyst GORDON CHANG talks about Secretary Clinton's final visit to China and how the Chinese government is fracturing while the economy is becoming unhinged.