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The News with Rick Sanchez – January 30, 2020

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Brexit will become official on Friday night. After years of debate, the UK will find itself finally divorced from the European Union. RT’s Peter Oliver reports. Then Phyllis Schlafly Eagles President Ed Martin, author of “The Conservative Case for Trump” and host of the “Pro America Report” podcast joins RT America’s Michele Greenstein (in for Rick Sanchez) to discuss. The World Health Organization (WHO) declared the ongoing coronavirus outbreak to be a global public health emergency on Thursday. … Read More >The News with Rick Sanchez – January 30, 2020

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The News with Rick Sanchez – January 29, 2020

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Rick Sanchez explains the Trump administration’s consistently anti-Palestinian stance and the extreme bias informing President Trump’s “peace plan” for Israel and Palestine. Then RT’s Paula Slier reports from Tel Aviv on the Palestinian reaction to Trump’s proposal. Then veteran, author and human rights activist Miko Peled and former US Rep. Alan Grayson (D-Florida) share their insights. … Read More >The News with Rick Sanchez – January 29, 2020

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Why are so many countries involved In Libya’s war? (Former British Ambassador to Libya Sir Richard Dalton)

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On this episode of Going Underground, we speak to former British ambassador to Libya Sir Richard Dalton about the ongoing Libyan Civil War. He discusses the recent collapse of the ceasefire between General Haftar’s forces and Prime Minister Sarraj’s GNA Forces in Moscow, the perceived failure of the Berlin conference on Libya, why so many powers such as Russia, Egypt, UAE and Turkey are involved in Libya’s civil war, the level of support for Islamists within the country, the assassination of Iranian General Qassem Soleimani and more! … Read More >Why are so many countries involved In Libya’s war? (Former British Ambassador to Libya Sir Richard Dalton)

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Bipartisan stranglehold

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From Donald Trump in 2016 to Tulsi Gabbard in 2020, there is a part of the electorate that responds to anti-war/anti-interventionist rhetoric. In fact, there is evidence that this significantly helped get Trump elected. But, the fact remains – the establishment is keen to downplay and even demonize any candidate who questions foreign policy orthodoxies. Why is this? … Read More >Bipartisan stranglehold