Alex Jones: DEA uses drug war to spy worldwide

Alex Jones: DEA uses drug war to spy worldwide





The United States government allegedly infused drugs into our inner cities in order to keep minorities down and destabilize world governments. Radio host Alex Jones says it wasn't just about destabilizing inner cities and financing revolutions overseas. It was also about the 100 of billions of dollars laundered in drugs through large western banks, they then lobbied Congress to expand prison complexes they own and sell stock in

Who doesn't love Bush? George W. that is

Who doesn't love Bush? George W. that is


George Bush is out hawking a new book, and suddenly the former president is popping up all over the place, from broadcast news interviews to Oprah's couch. Two years later, it seems worth comparing the former occupant of the Oval Office to the current one. The Resident asks how people will remember Bush, followed by an exclusive interview with filmmaker and blogger Danny Schechter

9/11 hero hopeless, with little healthcare

9/11 hero hopeless, with little healthcare

Fears Republicans will try to repeal President Barack Obama's healthcare law have risen following the US midterm elections. From once being at the top of the global life expectancy chart - America has slumped to nearly 50th with many blaming the ailing healthcare system for the slide. RT's Lauren Lyster has been talking to a 9/11 hero, for whom reform of the system is the only hope to stay alive

9/11 first responders demand health care and compensation

9/11 first responders demand health care and compensation


Although nearly 3,000 people died in the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, hundreds more have died from injuries and illnesses they got while running into the building and working on the site in the days and weeks following the attacks. Nine years later, they are demanding the passage of a bill that failed in July, the James Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act of 2010