Naomi Klein and Jeremy Scahill Discuss Coronavirus, the Election, and Solidarity in the Midst of a Pandemic
Naomi Klein, author of “The Shock Doctrine,” is this week’s guest.
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Elizabeth Warren’s Big Tech Beatdown Will Spark a Vital and Unprecedented Debate
Elizabeth Warren's call to break up Facebook, Google, and Amazon is imperfect and light on details — but it's a good start.
We Are Not Your Firewall: Nina Turner and Briahna Joy Gray on South Carolina and the Attacks They Endure
Nina Turner and Briahna Joy Gray of the Bernie Sanders campaign are guests on this Intercepted special episode.
Rigged: The Acquittal of Donald J. Trump
Sens. Jeff Merkley and Brian Schatz join Mehdi Hasan to discuss the implications of Wednesday’s Senate vote finding the president not guilty on both articles of impeachment.
Truth, Lies, and the Democratic Debate
With the focus on a potential Warren-Sanders rivalry, last night’s debate again let Joe Biden skate by without much scrutiny of his record.
What Reconstruction and the New Deal Can Teach Us About What Comes After the Pandemic Presidency
Yale professors and Pulitzer Prize winners David Blight and Greg Grandin are this week's guests.
Viral Injustice: How the Pandemic is Unmasking the U.S. Economic, Racial, and Immigration Systems
Writer Zak Cheney-Rice and journalist John Washington are this week’s guests.
Peter Handke Won the Nobel Prize After Two Jurors Fell for a Conspiracy Theory About the Bosnia War
The Nobel jurors relied on two books that defend Handke by citing a theory that the Serb genocide of Muslims was a myth created by a PR firm.
The Case of Rodney Reed
The Intercept’s Jordan Smith and Liliana Segura on why Rodney Reed, who is set to be executed on November 20 in Texas, is most likely innocent.
Why Don’t We Care About China’s Uyghur Muslims?
Uyghur human rights advocate Nury Turkel joins Mehdi Hasan to discuss the cultural genocide against the Muslims of Xinjiang.