The Corbett Report

What’s the WEF Up to NOW? – Questions For Corbett #090

Richard writes in with a creatively worded question about the World Economic Forum and its role as a possible distraction. James answers in his usual too-thorough style. If you like Questions For Corbett, you’ll love this edition of Questions For Corbett!

Corbett Report Radio 174 – Administrative Tyranny with Eric Shine

Jul 15, 2012 | Radio

Eric Shine of MartialLaw911.com joins us once again to discuss the latest on his ongoing legal battles to reinstate his commission as a US Marine against administrative action by the Coast Guard. Today we delve into the Administrative Procedures Act and how it is being abused to subvert and undermine the constitutional rights of everyday Americans.

The JFK Records with Bill Kelly

Jul 12, 2012 | Videos

Corbett Report Radio 173 – The JFK Records with Bill Kelly

Jul 12, 2012 | Radio

Obama promised “transparency” on his first day in office, and part of that transparency was to expedite the release of classified government documents like the JFK assassination records by 2013. Now, however, the CIA and other agencies are bringing pressure to bear to keep the records sealed…possibly forever. Tonight we talk to Bill Kelly of jfkcountercoup.blogspot.com about the assassination records coverup and what the public can do to make sure these documents see the light of day.

Corbett Report Radio 172 – Liborgate Explained with David Smith

Jul 11, 2012 | Radio

So just what is Libor after all, and why is it important? What does it tell us about our banking infrastructure and the crony insiders who control it? To answer those questions and many more, we talk tonight to David Smith, aka the Geneva Business Insider.

The Struggle For Health Freedom

Jul 11, 2012 | Videos

Interview 524 – Syria Roundtable with Nile Bowie and Eric Draitser

Jul 10, 2012 | Interviews

Eric Draitser of StopImperialism.com and Nile Bowie of nilebowie.blogspot.com joins James Corbett for a wide-ranging discussion on possibilities for peace in Syria. We discuss Nile’s “Scenarios for Syria” article and talk about whether it is possible to imagine a non-violent (or less violent) resolution to the conflict. We also examine the geopolitical ramifications of what happens in Syria.