Topic: Syria

A small group of 200 corporations controls a quarter of global economic activity, acting as a single entity for the elite. Documents from the Bush administration allegedly reveal long-term plans to use Iraq as an excuse to target Syria, Iran, and North Korea.

The hosts discuss the audience booing Ron Paul during debates when he mentioned the Golden Rule, citing it as evidence of a "warlike philosophy" invading modern theology. Rick Santorum is criticized as a pragmatist lacking principle for his support of arming groups in Syria while claiming to be pro-life. Ward defines Christian love as "doing justice," which she argues is incompatible with cluster bombing and foreign intervention.

The discussion critiques Barack Obama’s NDAA signing statement as a political ploy, comparing current laws to the Alien and Sedition Acts. The hosts argue that Obama has failed his anti-war base by bombing Libya and preparing for intervention in Syria. They also point to his administration's ties to Monsanto and his opposition to marijuana legalization as evidence of his betrayal of progressive supporters.

Alex Jones criticizes U.S. foreign policy, claiming the government supported Al-Qaeda-linked groups to overthrow Muammar Qaddafi in Libya and is currently backing similar elements in Syria. He contrasts these international operations with the domestic security measures implemented by the TSA, which he views as an infringement on personal liberty.