Kesha Rogers, a leading member of the LPAC Policy Committee, reports on the Glass-Steagall mobilization she and delegation of LPAC organizers are involved in in Austin, Texas.

A round-trip human expedition to Mars, using current technology, would take two to three years. On such missions, astronauts would lose both muscle and bone mass, and would be exposed to large doses of cosmic rays and solar energetic particles. The cargo required for such a mission would require 9 launches of the largest class rocket for a manned Mars mission.

Former congressional candidate Diane Sare speaks from the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy on the far more devastating effects of a thermonuclear war, and the need for Obama's removal.

Asteroids and comets will strike the Earth in the future, so what can mankind do to defend itself? Benjamin Deniston interviews professor Bong Wie (Iowa St. U.) and Brent Barbee (NASA Goddard) about their "Hypervelocity Asteroid Intercept Vehicle" concept, designed to utilize a thermonuclear explosive device at very high speeds for scenarios with little warning time before an asteroid impact.

Diane Sare, member of the LaRouche national electoral policy committee and former candidate for US House of Representatives, announces her campaign for Governor of the state of New Jersey against Chris Christie.

Former candidate for Massachussett's 4th Congressional District delivers a statement to Sen. John Kerry(MA), on the disastrous implications of his role in continuing his support for the President's dangerous and failing operation in Libya.