On The Deep State, John Kiriakou brings all of his experience and knowledge to bear, analyzing the latest geopolitical and domestic news. From spy rings to Middle East conflicts, administration infighting to whistleblowing, John brings you the latest information so you too can know what it’s like from the inside of The Deep State.
They’re in open rebellion: Part 1 with Professor Jiang
On this episode of The Deep State, John Kiriakou is joined by the host of Predictive History, Professor Jiang. Jiang and John discuss how Russia and Iran have declared an open rebellion against the corrupt Western hegemony that has dominated global politics for the past several decades and how political polarization in the United States and across the West is speeding up the rate of decline.
Why they lie to us w/ Jimmy Dore, part 2
On this episode of The Deep State, Jimmy Dore joins John Kiriakou for part two of their conversation. Jimmy Dore and John discuss why it is the oligarchs and the powers that dictate war and economic policy see fit to lie, with ease, right to our faces. Don’t miss it!
From comedy to commentary, Jimmy Dore part 1
On this episode of The Deep State, John Kiriakou is joined by comedian and commentator Jimmy Dore. The two discuss Jimmy’s success in converting political satire into real world, effective political speech and how he goes about entertaining and informing his audience.
It was all a setup: Viktor Bout
On this episode of The Deep State, Viktor Bout sits down with John Kiriakou for part 2 of their conversation. John asks Viktor why the DEA specifically targeted him, and the answer may surprise you!
Viktor Bout on the run
On this episode of The Deep State, Viktor Bout sits down with John Kiriakou for part 2 of their conversation. Viktor describes his legitimate business activities and how a lack of evidence didn’t mean anything to the US authorities.
The curious case of Viktor Bout, part 1
On this episode of The Deep State, Viktor Bout sits down with John Kiriakou for part 1 of their conversation. Viktor describes what it was like being framed for crimes he did not commit and his suffering in an American jail for over ten years.