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Darryl Cooper and Scott Horton
Gaza
Ukraine
Israel
U.S. Foreign Policy
Russia
Jeffrey Epstein
Andrei Beletsky
Political Nationalism
American Military Interventions
United States Foreign Policy
Donald Trump
Democracy
Russiagate
Israel-Palestine Conflict
80 Years Of Conflict
Winston Churchill
Humanitarian Crisis
Intelligence Agencies
Ron Paul
American Politics

"Provoked" features Scott Horton and Darryl Cooper exploring the psychology of conflict and how ordinary people become participants in cycles of violence.

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Darryl Cooper & Scott Horton discuss the military moves being made by the US and NATO forces, foreshadowing an imminent regime change operation in Iran.

They also discuss escalating tensions in Afghanistan and Pakistan and the ongoing war in Ukraine... more

Darryl Cooper & Scott Horton speak with Trita Parsi, co-founder of

the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft, about the complex

geopolitical dynamics in the Middle East, focusing on Iran's role in

U.S. foreign policy under the Trump administ... more

Darryl Cooper & Scott Horton delve deeper into the Epstein files and

their ramifications. They begin by discussing Nixon's impeachment,

highlighting his conflicts with military and intelligence. They draw

parallels to today’s politics, particularl... more

Darryl Cooper & Scott Horton break down the contents of the latest Epstein files releases with special guest Saagar Enjeti from Breaking Points, examining the moral decay within government and other power structures and advocating for accountability,... more

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Recent Guests

Trita Parsi
Co-founder of the Quincy Institute and author of "Treacherous Alliance"
Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft
Episode: EP:35 - Another War for Israel
Saagar Enjeti
Political commentator and co-host of Breaking Points
Breaking Points
Episode: EP:33 - Epstein's World
Joe Solis-Mullen
Economist and professor
Libertarian Institute
Episode: EP:31 - Middle East Wars & Prospects for More
Ronald Dodson
CEO and portfolio manager of Dallas North Capital Partners
Dallas North Capital Partners
Episode: EP:19 [GUEST] - Ronald Dodson :The Shutdown Isn't About Money / It's About Power
Glenn Greenwald
Journalist and commentator, known for his work on national security and civil liberties
Episode: EP:18 [GUEST] : Glenn Greenwald - The Fall of John Bolton (Audio Enhanced)
Max Blumenthal
Editor-in-chief of The Gray Zone and author of several works on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
The Gray Zone
Episode: EP:16 - GUEST: Max Blumenthal: Gaza, Propaganda, and Power
Auron MacIntyre
Political commentator and host of The Auron MacIntyre Show
The Blaze
Episode: EP:15 - LIVE - SPECIAL GUEST - Auron MacIntyre : The Reason Magazine Hit Piece

Hosts

Scott Horton
Host and co-host, known for his expertise in foreign policy and military history.
Darryl Cooper
Co-host, known for his unique perspectives on current affairs and historical analysis.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 611 ratings
  • Scott: less banter more, on topic

    This show is two guys that both tend to ramble for hours individually.

    And now they have a short form show together.

    Darryl’s rambling is thought provoking but it’s not where he’s at his best.

    Sub to the martyrmade podcast for that. I have found it to be worthwhile to be a paying subscriber.

    Scott’s rambling is unfortunately less so and not in an endearing way.

    What Scott does bring to the table is being a superb researcher. Moderating his hotter takes would be the single biggest improvem... more

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Reviewer05327
    United States3 days ago
  • Good show

    Both hosts are super informative. Love you guys

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Moon Tea
    United States4 days ago
  • Please Darryl do this on your own

    I mean this with love, please, Darryl, do this show on your own.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Justanotherlistener25
    United States7 days ago
  • Tell Scott to stop talking over Darryl!

    I love the show but it’s so frustrating to hear Scott continue to step on Darryl. Otherwise great show!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    prerun4fun13
    United States18 days ago
  • Ugh . This has turned into authority arguments and assumptions of people motives and Monday morning quarterbacking..

    Podcast Addict
    1
    Paul_Nevada
    a month ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

> Engaging content with a focus on historical context and current events.
> Some listeners express frustration over interruptions and the balance between hosts in conversations.
> Critics highlight potential bias in discussions, particularly regarding Israel and foreign interventions.
> Unique perspectives on politics and foreign policy.

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How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

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#54
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#77
Canada/History
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#119
United Kingdom/History
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#111
Australia/History
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#238
Italy/History
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#55
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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

EP:35 - Another War for Israel
Q: What can we expect from groups like Hezbollah or Ayatollah Sistani if real conflict does break out?
Sistani will likely try to keep Iraq out of the conflict, but pressures could push him towards action if significant events occur in Iran.
EP:35 - Another War for Israel
Q: Could you please give us your assessment of the protest movement as far as how it broke out and what was behind that?
The protests stemmed from legitimate indigenous anger against government repression and economic difficulties but were complicated by the involvement of various armed insurgent groups.
EP:33 - Epstein's World
Q: Was Epstein working for Putin?
No, Epstein was networking primarily on behest of Israel, utilizing his connections to make inroads rather than acting on his own.
EP:18 - GUEST: Glenn Greenwald: The Fall of John Bolton
Q: Is John Bolton's indictment politically motivated?
There are elements of political hostility, but the charges likely are serious enough for prosecution regardless of that.
EP:18 - GUEST: Glenn Greenwald: The Fall of John Bolton
Q: What do you make of the fact that he has pleaded not guilty?
It's almost automatic to plead not guilty at arraignment unless part of a plea bargain.

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The content revolves around discussions of conflict, exploring the psychological dimensions of violence and participation in wars from historical and contemporary perspectives. The hosts dissect significant global events, scrutinize U.S. foreign policy, and provide thoughtful insights into conflicts across various regions such as Iran and Venezuela. Notably, the analysis often intertwines personal anecdotes, pop culture references, and critiques of government accountability, creating a dynamic dialogue that appeals to history enthusiasts and individuals interested in a libertarian viewpoint on sociopolitical issues.

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1. Trita Parsi
2. Saagar Enjeti
3. Joe Solis-Mullen
4. Ronald Dodson
5. Glenn Greenwald
6. Max Blumenthal
7. Auron MacIntyre

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