Peter B Collins

Peter B. Collins Presents Journalist Yasha Levine

Peter B. Collins Presents Dan Berger

Peter B. Collins Presents Former FCC Commissioner Michael Copps

Peter B. Collins Presents Professor Anthony F. Greco

Peter B. Collins Presents Rocky Anderson
Rocky Anderson is a founder of the Justice Party, and ran for president in 2012. In this wide-ranging interview, Anderson talks about surveillance, drones, targeted killing and other constitutional violations under Obama’s watch. Impeachment is the remedy, but most of the partisans who supported impeachment of Bush and Cheney are silent and most elected Democrats are not willing to challenge “their” president. Anderson challenges our leaders and all of us to take action to restore the rule of law.

Peter B. Collins Presents Former NSA Insiders Drake, Binney, Tice & Roark
The Snowden files have confirmed the prior and subsequent disclosures of former high ranking NSA employees that exposed internal corruption, billions of dollars of wasteful spending/contractor profiteering, and reckless disregard for our constitutional rights. In powerful excerpts from interviews with Thomas Drake, William Binney, Russell Tice and Diane Roark, you will hear what ObamaCo has refused to listen to: true accounts of NSA wrongdoing from eyewitnesses.

Peter B. Collins Presents Russell Tice

Peter B. Collins Presents Shane Trejo
A project of the Bill of Rights Defense Committee and the Tenth Amendment Center, OffNow.org is organizing state and local nullification of unconstitutional NSA activities. One well-publicized effort would cut off the huge daily water supply needed to cool the servers at the NSA’s massive data farm in Bluffdale, Utah. Another is California’s Senate Bill 828, which would bar state law enforcement from collaborating on illegal surveillance of its residents. There are several other laws in the pipeline in a number of states right now.

Peter B. Collins Presents Philip Giraldi

Boiling Frogs Show Presents Cindy Cohn
On this episode of Boiling Frogs Show we are joined by Cindy Cohn, Legal Director for the Electronic Frontier Foundation as well as its General Counsel. We discuss the latest developments on NSA, including the recent court ruling by Judge Richard Leon and the usual wishy-washy posturing by the U.S. Congress. We have a heated debate on the issue of meaningful versus meaningless reforms when it comes to the government, its strategically appointed so-called panels and its history of meaningless theoretical changes and reforms.