All right, y'all welcome to the Scott Horton Show.

I'm the Director of the Libertarian Institute,

editorial director of anti-war.com.

Author of the book, Pools Arran,

time to end the war in Afghanistan,

and the brand new enough already. Time to end the war in Afghanistan and the brand new enough already time to end the war on

terrorism and I've recorded more than 5,500 interviews since 2003 almost all on

foreign policy and all available for you at Scott Horton.

For. You can sign up the podcast feed there, and the full interview archive is also available

at YouTube. YouTube. You have 17 and a half minutes to defend the resolution a willingness to intervene and to seek regime change is key to an American foreign policy that benefits America.

Take it away, Bill. Thanks, Jean.

It's good to be here back on the upper west side.

Not in Soho, even though it's misleadingly called the Soho Forum, I guess, or maybe it once wasn't sojo. I grew up less than a mile from here at 81st from Riverside so I remember this this is where we're in 95th in Broadway I remember 96th in Broadway I used to come and play pool and ping pong and some now

destroyed kind of old-fashioned guys and dolls type place that made me think I was really in touch with America there

as an upper west kid so I have fond memories of this corner found memories of the

upper west side but in any case apart from being back in York, thank you for having us for this discussion.

I think it's an important time to have a discussion about foreign policy.

It hasn't been front of mind, honestly, since people like me who were concerned about democracy around the world found ourselves more

concerned about democracy at home for the last four or five years and still concerned about it.

I think they are connected, however.

I do want to thank all of you for coming who are here and those of you who are watching it at home.

I apologize, but I was going to say I feel bad that you all have to wear masks but it's prudent I suppose

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