Scheduled Guests: (Show 7-10 AM ET)
Kevork Almassian — Syrian analyst based in Germany & Founder of Syriana Analysis
Wilmer Leon — Professor [in-studio] | Topic: Syria and Geopolitical Analysis
Cindy Sheehan | Topic: Are Democrats at Fault for War Footing?
Gareth Porter — Historian, investigative journalist, and author| Topic: Danger of a first strike on North Korea or Iran.
Niko House — Independent journalist | Topics: Syria and the Skripals
Mark Frost — Economist & Professor | Topics: The latest on China/US trade relations
Nikki Haley's bellicose rhetoric has certainly contributed to heightened tensions between the United States and Russia. At a recent event at Duke University, Haley made a number of comments regarding Russian-American relations. Garland and Lee listen to several of these audio clips and give their thoughts on Haley's remarks.
As the push for further military action in Syria heats up, what is driving President Trump's decision making process on this critical issue? Several guests, including anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan, join the show to break down this uncertain situation.
For the final segment of the show, economist and college professor Mark Frost returns to Fault Lines to give his thoughts on the latest in trade relations between the United States and China. What is the history of this relationship, and how might the Trump administration's policies regarding China effect our economy?
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