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Richard Cahan, former photo editor at Chicago Sun-Times, is co-editor of powerful new book of photos/text depicting the wartime detention of 110,000 Japanese-Americans from 1942-45, an ugly chapter in American history that may be repeated with Muslims as the victims. Continue reading In-Depth Interview: Will America Repeat the Dark History of Japanese-American Incarceration?
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Cedric de Leon, a former labor organizer, is professor of sociology at Providence College and author of The Origins of Right to Work. Continue reading In-Depth Interview: Prof. Cedric de Leon Details History of “Right to Work” Laws, and Offers Smart Criticism of Labor-Democrat Dysfunction
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Investigative journalist Jason Leopold of Vice News talks about Obama’s failed pledge to close Guantanamo, the claims of “Russian hacking”, the fate of the Senate report on CIA torture, and Hillary Clinton’s emails. Continue reading In-Depth Interview: Vice Reporter Jason Leopold on Gitmo, Russian Hacking Claims, Torture Report, and Clinton’s Damn Emails
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Mike Pile is a California-based naming expert, and he says that the Clinton campaign slogan, “I’m With Her” may be the most tone-deaf campaign slogan ever written.
Continue reading In-Depth Interview: Naming Expert Says Clinton’s Slogan “I’m With Her” Was Most Tone-Deaf Slogan Ever
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Kimball Taylor is a talented journalist, and a surfer who knows the Pacific coast of southern California and northern Mexico. He has choice words for Trump’s ravings about his wall and border security, and explains how migrants on bicycles defeated America’s high-tech barriers. Continue reading In-Depth Interview: From the Mexican Border, Author Kimball Taylor Provides Reality Check
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Ford Greene and Larry Bragman, attorneys from Marin County, California, just returned from Standing Rock, ND and offer personal and legal insights into the struggle over the Dakota Access Pipeline. Continue reading In-Depth Interview: Standing Rock Report from 2 California Lawyers Who Just Returned
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Dr. Jonathan Simon, elections expert and author of Code Red, explains the “Red Shift” that delivered narrow victory margins to Trump, and the recounts in Wisconisn, Pennsylvania and Michigan. Continue reading In-Depth Interview: Dr. Jonathan Simon Comments on Election’s “Red Shift” and the Recounts Underway
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Thomas Frank, historian and author of Listen, Liberal and What’s the Matter With Kansas, returns to talk about the 2016 elections and the big setback for establishment Democrats. Continue reading In-Depth Interview: Thomas Frank Analyzes Democrats’ Losses, Celebrates End of Clinton, Bush Dynasties
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In this post-election debrief, international journalist Pepe Escobar returns to comment on the election, claims of Russian interference, and expected shifts in US Syria strategy. Continue reading In-Depth Interview: Roving Reporter Pepe Escobar Offers an Offshore Perspective on US Election
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In his latest film, The Best Democracy Money Can Buy, Greg Palast predicted the 2016 presidential election would be “rigged” by Republicans; he now concludes it was, indeed, stolen. Continue reading In-Depth Interview: Investigative Journalist Greg Palast Concludes: “This Election Was Stolen”