Scott Horton Show - Just the Interviews

Scott Horton interviews former CIA officer Larry Johnson about the Trump-Putin summit, analyzing its potential outcomes and the broader Russia-Ukraine war.

USS Liberty survivor Phil Tourney describes the June 8, 1967 Israeli attack on his unarmed U.S.

Gray Zone editor Max Blumenthal tells Scott Horton that Israeli intelligence, not organic dissent, drove much of Iran's recent unrest, citing a Mossad Farsi-language tweet from December 29th urging Iranians to 'go to the streets' days before Mike Pompeo used nearly identical language.

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Investigative journalist William Van Wagenen returns to discuss his book 'Creative Chaos,' arguing the 2011 Syrian uprising was engineered by the same CIA-Israel-neoconservative network that pushed the 2003 Iraq War.

Mike Benz, executive director of the Foundation for Freedom Online, maps the censorship-industrial complex as a four-part system of government agencies, corporations, NGOs, and media that lets governments suppress speech without directly violating the First Amendment.

Libertarian Institute news editor Kyle Anzalone details stalled U.S.-Iran nuclear talks in Oman and reports that Israel has pushed for renewed military strikes on Iran, citing new Patriot and THAAD deployments across six countries.

Scott Horton interviews Jason Jones, founder of the Vulnerable People Project, about the organization's food aid and prosthetic-limb programs for children in Gaza and the West Bank.

Scott Horton interviews Afghanistan-born podcaster and teacher Sagar Paykhar about the state of the country under Taliban rule, four years after the U.S.

Brant Burleson, former strategic outreach director for the Israeli consulate in Houston, describes eight years spent running what he now calls a religious PSYOP targeting American evangelical and Catholic churches.

Scott Horton interviews retired Army officer Daniel Davis about the opening days of the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran, days after Israeli strikes reportedly killed Iran's Ayatollah and the ruling clerical council meeting in Qom.

Scott Horton interviews William Van Wagenen of the Libertarian Institute about his Cradle article on Alawite women being kidnapped, raped, and sold to commanders within Syria's new HTS-led security forces since Ahmed al-Sharaa, still widely known as Jolani, took power in December 2024.

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Scott Horton interviews Shaiel Ben-Ephraim, an Israeli-born former IDF and government official who now co-hosts 'The Grand Reckoning', about internal Israeli reaction to the war with Iran and its expanding fronts in Lebanon and the West Bank.

Scott Horton interviews Mark Thornton, senior fellow at the Mises Institute, about the Austrian theory of the business cycle and how Federal Reserve-driven inflation benefits the wealthy at the expense of the working class.

CrowdHealth co-founder Andy Schoonover joins Scott Horton, a new advertiser on the show, to explain how his company replaces traditional health insurance with direct member-to-member bill-sharing.

Scott Horton interviews Marine Corps veteran and State Department whistleblower Matthew Hoh about his antiwar.com article debunking the claim that Iran killed hundreds or thousands of Americans in Iraq.

Scott Horton interviews Libertarian Institute writer Brad Pierce about U.S.

Ukraine scholar Gordon Hahn, author of Ukraine Over the Edge, tells Scott Horton that Ukraine's electricity grid has collapsed so severely that some cities faced total blackouts, pushing Kyiv to propose a temporary energy-strike truce with Russia through February 1st.

Scott Horton interviews former CIA officer turned novelist Barry Eisler about how he moved from a conventional pro-American worldview to sharp criticism of U.S.

University of Chicago professor Robert Pape returns to the Scott Horton Show to argue that tactical bombing success routinely lures U.S.

Scott Horton interviews Matthew Hoh, the State Department official who resigned in August 2009 over the Afghan War escalation, alongside references to fellow whistleblower Daniel Davis, on the 'Scott Horton Show'.

Scott Horton interviews Joe Kent, the former NCTC counterterrorism chief who resigned from the Trump administration, about his claim that Israel's agenda and timeline, not an imminent Iranian threat, drove the U.S.

Scott Horton interviews antiwar.com and Libertarian Institute writer Ted Snider about the state of the Russia-Ukraine war, arguing a negotiated settlement requires Ukraine's exclusion from NATO and Russian control of Donbas.

José Niño, deputy editor at Headline USA and a Libertarian Institute contributor, joins Scott Horton to discuss his article '30 Years of Failure', covering the buildup toward possible US military action against Venezuela.

Libertarian Institute writer Tom Eddlem walks through the economic history of Hugo Chavez and Nicolas Maduro's Venezuela, arguing socialism combined with a decade of high oil prices created an illusion of prosperity that collapsed after 2014.

Scott Horton interviews William Van Wagenen about his book 'Creative Chaos,' which investigates the CIA's covert war to topple the Syrian government.

Scott Horton interviews investigative journalist Matt Wolfson about his new article on who is funding attacks on Thomas Massey and the networks involved, with discussions on political alignments and military corporatism.