Writing the “Holocaust Industry” changed his life, isolating him academically and making him a target – but he felt he had to take on the subject to defend the legacy of his holocaust survivor parents
Interview about Charlie Hebdo since 1968, Islamophobia and the French response
From the Massacre in Paris to the U.S. Occupation of Iraq
Host Chris Spannos interviews radical leftist Michael Albert about comedian and actor Russell Brand’s controversial new book, “Revolution”
A discussion on the organizing work of the coalition of the Greek Left
Kelly and another activist were arrested after offering bread and an indictment against drone warfare
Answering questions like: “Do you believe the US or Israel will attack Iran?” and “Is there any hope for Bradley Manning?”
Chris Hedges tells Paul Jay about his criticism of the Iraq War and the events that led to him leaving the New York Times
Norman Finkelstein and Paul Jay discuss a full page ad in the NYT that says Israel is condemned by liberals for human rights violations while it defends gay rights, and less is said about the persecution of gays by Iran, Hamas and ISIS
President Barack Obama has said the United States is considering putting North Korea back on its list of terrorism sponsors
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