Book Talk | The History of U.S. Regime Change Operations
The U.S. kidnapping of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, and threats against Iran and other states, have once again put the issue of regime change at the center of discussions on U.S. foreign and security policy. There is, however, nothing new about such U.S. operations. They date back at least to the 1890s, and have taken place in almost every region of the world. To discuss this history and its lessons for the present and future, Anatol Lieven of the Quincy Institute is joined by Stephen Kinzer.
Stephen Kinzer Interview on “The Spotlight” Podcast
Join hosts John-Michael Ellis and Avery Cochrane, and distinguished American journalist, Stephen Kinzer as they discuss the untold stories of American history.
Opposing Points Ep 45 | Stephen Kinzer – Poisoner in Chief: Sidney Gottlieb and the CIA Search for Mind Control
Stephen discusses the brains behind the CIA’s quest for mind control using psychotropic drugs like LSD and Mescaline, what we know about the MK Ultra project and also about journalism in general, understanding how to identify the truth despite mainstream media narratives.
The Tulsi Gabbard Show | The Cost of War
Tulsi Gabbard and her guest Stephen Kinzer, a prolific author, award-winning foreign policy correspondent, and Senior Fellow at Brown University, discuss the profound cost of war — in the forms of human life, your taxpayer dollars, the US economy, and our safety, security, and freedom. They cover the consequences at home and abroad of the decisions made by the President and Commander in Chief, by leaders in Congress, even by Hillary Clinton, and the “War Machine” subcontracting our foreign policy to other countries.
