Together with Rick they tackle shocking behind-the-scenes footage where Senator Lindsey Graham appears to take orders like a subordinate from Benjamin Netanyahu. Natali dissects the corporate war machine, media manipulation, and false flags that have engineered consent for foreign wars for decades.

From deep disillusionment with political promises to a completely broken social contract, we are left with questions like: where do we go from here? Tune in to learn more.

The gloves come off as Carlson blasts the collective West for blindly pushing humanity to the brink of World War III by actively waging a calculated war against Russia. Sanchez and Carlson dissect how a hijacked, illegitimate political elite has traded America’s domestic prosperity for global destruction.

From exposing the illusion of modern Western democracy to revealing how Deep-State actors leverage mass migration as a deliberate weapon, Carlson holds nothing back. He pulls back the curtain on Ukraine, saying it has been stripped of its sovereignty and is being used as a mere pawn by NATO to destabilize Russia and drain its resources.

This is a fierce, unfiltered look at a global empire in freefall and an interview you absolutely cannot afford to miss.

In the latest episode of ‘Sanchez Effect’ Mr. Dareini blasts the US president and his administration for blowing off peace agreements, and lays out why the Pentagon can’t seem to break Tehran’s will.

He says instead of surrendering, Iran has cleverly weaponized the “art of war,” by shutting down a vital maritime choke point, and despite the not-so-subtle Israeli influence that wants to drag America into another conflict it can’t win.

Later, Rick and Chay Bowes expose the crumbling facade of Western media. You won’t believe what passes for journalism these days, and the questions reporters ask. Tune in to RT to find out.

In the latest episode of Sanchez Effect, Ethan Levins delivers a brutal reality check on the state of America today. While Washington channels billions into overseas conflicts in Ukraine and Israel, the American people are forced to buy groceries on credit, watch the housing market slip away, and survive without basic healthcare. He says the US is not the world’s police anymore. Washington has turned into the biggest warmonger and Americans aren’t buying into the appeal of foreign interventions anymore. He explains how the alliance of China, Russia, and Iran is pushing back, proving the US military can no longer dominate like it did. Tune in.

Gupta argues that the Western media must revisit their ethical standards. According to him, biased reporting on India damages their own credibility. He criticizes Meta for blocking Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s video, calling it unacceptable interference in India’s democratic process. He also explains why absolute free speech does not exist under the Indian Constitution, what it mentions is conditional speech. Comparing the Gen Z-driven political turmoil in South Asia, Gupta argues that the recent protests in India cannot be compared with Nepal or Bangladesh because Indian society is far more layered and diverse.

CrossTalking with Matthew Ehret, Ryan Milton, and Michael Rossi.

Sanyal shares his views on why India has continued to grow faster than any other major economy despite a series of global challenges.

He explains how Indians can play a leading role in the application of world-class AI models and how it will reshape jobs in the country: older jobs would be lost and newer ones created. He advocates the overhauling of India’s current higher education system to better prepare students for the changing job market. Speaking about China, he says the country is facing serious long-term demographic challenges due to its shrinking population.

Did Europe misunderstand the events of 2014 from the very beginning? Why does Sen. Kosachev argue that the Minsk Agreements, the Istanbul peace talks, and Russia’s 2021 security proposals represented missed opportunities to avoid a wider conflict, and why does he believe European leaders are now politically unable to change course?

Can the US influence Ukraine’s decisions? Have sanctions strengthened rather than weakened Russia? And is today’s “rules-based order” replacing international law – or is that itself a flawed interpretation of world politics?

What would Russia consider a lasting peace? Why does Moscow reject claims that it seeks territorial expansion beyond Ukraine? And how does Sen. Kosachev explain Russia’s security concerns, its relationship with NATO, and its vision of a future European security architecture?

CrossTalking with Dimitri Lascaris and David Swanson.

Mr. Krainer also details why Israel now stands completely isolated and faces imminent downfall. The warning signs are flashing everywhere: the Gulf States are trapped, the Houthis and Iran have the upper hand, and historical Western puppet masters are losing their grip on the region. Watch the full episode now to see exactly who will survive this ultimate shift in global power.

Reflecting on his years with Dr. Kalam, Srijan shares that the former president never wanted to be remembered solely as the ‘Missile Man’ or the ‘People’s President’; at heart, he always remained a teacher.

He recalls Dr. Kalam’s deep emotional connection with India’s missile program and how he would often joke that his three sons were Prithvi, Agni, and BrahMos.

Srijan also traces the origins of the BrahMos missile, revealing how an abandoned ramjet engine in Russia inspired Dr. Kalam with the idea that eventually led to the development of one of the world’s most advanced missile systems.

Roger and Rick complain that NATO bombs are heading towards Russia through Ukraine while children on both sides are dying. Roger says it’s all because of money.

Watch the full episode here on RT or on BitChute ‘ricksancheztv’.

CrossTalking with Dmitry Babich and Aleksandar Pavic.

Europe defeats street crime with interpretive dance and saves women’s sports by literally blurring out women.

And your taxes? Don’t worry, they are safe in a €90 billion aid package – fueling luxury supercars in Kiev.

Grab your popcorn. The world is burning, but at least this madhouse is free.

On the latest episode of ‘Sanchez Effect,’ we get a rare glimpse into the soul of someone who cares so much for so many others. Ms. Lantratova shares her fierce commitment to human rights, a drive solidified by the violence that broke out in Donbass in 2014, when she risked her life to evacuate children from besieged cities. She also speaks in visceral detail about Ukraine’s deadly drone strike earlier this year on a college in the city of Starobelsk.

Lantratova explains how her office has worked, despite no formal diplomatic ties with Ukraine, to create humanitarian corridors that enable families to be reunited and POWs to come home. She dispels the myth that Russia’s constitution guarantees nothing more than symbolic freedoms. At the same time, she confronts the Western narrative, asking viewers to question whether global powers are truly impartial when they turn a blind eye to the suffering of Russian-speaking civilians in Donbass. Don’t miss it – only on RT.

In this episode of India, Russia and the World with Runjhun Sharma, Smriti Irani reflects on her extraordinary journey and what it means to wield power as a woman in politics. Irani also shares her experience of working with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi for over two decades, describing him as a leader who pushes those around him to do better.

She goes down memory lane, recalling Vladimir Putin’s message at the inauguration of the AK-203 rifle factory in Amethi. “As somebody who’s had a lifelong desire of shaking the hand of Vladimir Putin, for me it was a personal big high and for the region it was a matter of great pride,” Irani said.

On the West’s discomfort with India’s friendship with Russia, Irani says the best of friendships are those that need no explanation. Watch the full video for more.

On the latest episode of Sanchez Effect, Leonid Slutsky pulls back the curtain on Russia’s present-day reality. From the government’s brave stance amid sanctions to a candid look at President Putin’s relentless work ethic, he shares why Russian security is paramount and how lawmakers and citizens maintain a direct dialogue. Slutsky also tackles the issues of Ukraine’s relentless drone attacks and the complex dynamics between Russia and the West as he presents his hopeful vision for a future where peacebuilding overtakes conflict.

Get an inside view of a nation navigating through fear, resilience and the potential for reconciliation. Watch the full interview now, and see why common sense and mutual understanding might just be the pivotal elements for a new chapter in world history.

How many times does Europe want to shoot itself in the foot by rejecting cheap Russian energy? Let’s find out on this episode of RT’s Sanchez Effect with Chay Bowes, RT’s European correspondent.

In the second part of the show, Rick talks to Steve Hanke, professor of applied economics at Johns Hopkins University. Prof. Hanke takes us through the global economic impact of the war on Iran and what awaits in the future amid the intensifying Ukrainian and Middle Eastern conflicts. Catch the full episode here on RT or on BitChute at ‘ricksancheztv’.

CrossTalking with Sulaiman Ahmed, Ali Salehian, and Bushra Shaikh.

CrossTalking with Mark Sleboda and George Szamuely.

CrossTalking with Steve Jermy, Michael Scheuer, and Matteo Capasso.

On the latest episode of Sanchez Effect, economist and publisher David Morgan explains how the conflict with Iran could instantly choke critical energy lifelines, triggering an unprecedented worldwide depression and resource shortages. He also exposes the systemic lies driving the collapse of US dollar dominance. According to him, a monumental shift in geopolitical power is already underway as China collects more gold than any other global player.

Morgan cuts through the noise of daily market volatility, breaking down why traditional paper assets are a mathematical trap and why gold, silver, and Bitcoin are the only real lifelines left. True survival, however, isn’t just about your bank account – it requires a complete psychological reset to reclaim personal integrity and look past a deeply corrupt system. Watch the full interview before the next financial crisis reaches your doorstep – only on RT.

On India’s neighborhood, particularly Nepal and Bangladesh, he reiterates India’s position that it is ready to economically support its neighbors as long as its security concerns aren’t compromised.

In this episode of RT’s ‘Sanchez Effect’, and in the wake of Lindsey Graham’s passing, Rick wonders why US Senator Mitch McConnell has been absent for so long. Today’s guest, the host of ‘America Now’ Ben Swann takes things a step further, questioning why McConnell is still an active senator. Both agree that someone doesn’t want to give Thomas Massie a chance to take over for McConnell, as the former has been a thorn in the side of neocons for more than decade.

Ben and Rick also marvel at how Trump has completely pivoted from an America-first stance to supporting two wars at once, policies that don’t bode well for Republicans in the upcoming midterm elections. Watch the whole episode here on RT or on BitChute ‘ricksancheztv’.

CrossTalking with Jason Zaharis, Zarefah Baroud, and Ethan Levins.

In the second part, Rick discusses the US war on Iran with retired American Navy captain Armen Kurdian, who is running for Congress. Kurdian backs all of Washington’s moves against Iran, justifying Operation Epic Fury and portraying Iran as an evil regime, while Rick challenges him with the facts. Kurdian was in Iran in 1975 before the Islamic Revolution, and he praises the regime of that time as democratic. Rick tells him he was also in Iran, in 2026, and says democracy has never left that nation. Catch all the hot debates here on RT or on BitChute at ‘ricksancheztv’.

Will the departure of one of the chief “Trump whisperers” open a long-awaited diplomatic channel between Washington and Moscow – or will the military-industrial complex continue its relentless march unchecked? Can a highly individualized foreign policy under Donald Trump bypass the systemic “war machine” that Graham so gleefully championed for decades?

Why are NATO leaders offering Ukraine high-tech Patriot transfers when the engineering capacity and intellectual property safeguards simply do not exist? As Western Europe battles severe “war fever” despite crumbling domestic economies, how do elites justify historic military spending?

We also look into the UK facing a rapid leadership transition under Andy Burnham – and dissect what modern Russophobia actually implies.

CrossTalking with George Szamuely and Mark Sleboda.

Why are Western authorities weaponizing broad anti-terrorism laws against prominent anti-war voices and legal advocates? What does it mean for civil liberties when governments can confiscate electronic devices and collect DNA?

We look at the broader geopolitical fallout surrounding the US 250th anniversary, the recent Trump-Putin phone call, and NATO expanding military spending.

Daniel also explains why he believes the conflict in Ukraine is already a direct confrontation between Russia and the West – describing it as “Operation Barbarossa 2.0.” Is this historical comparison a warning about where current policies are leading?

Peter Lavelle interviews Alastair Crooke.

This episode of RT’s ‘Sanchez Effect’ goes from royal blue to Marxist red, as Rick talks to Kemal Okuyan who leads the Communist Party of Türkiye in the country that just hosted this year’s NATO summit. Kemal says the whole idea of NATO meetings has shifted from political discussions towards a simple market for selling more weapons.

As leader of the Communist party, Mr. Okuyan organized the main protests in Ankara against the summit. He says the government banned any demonstrations in the city, but leftists wanted to show the world that Turkish society doesn’t support NATO’s policies. Find out more about Türkiye and the region in this episode on RT or on BitChute ‘ricksancheztv’.

She explains that much of the Western media captures only one face of India, and says the country should stop worrying about being liked and focus on becoming successful instead. Drawing on ANI’s decades of covering Indian prime ministers since Jawaharlal Nehru, she reveals which leaders were the easiest and most challenging to work with. On the Modi-Putin relationship, she says the two share an unusually strong vibe of their own. The veteran journalist wraps up with a confession, saying never interview someone you have a crush on before revealing who’s on her podcast wish list.

In this edition of RT’s ‘Sanchez Effect’, Rick sifts through the developments from the NATO summit in Ankara. RT correspondent Yasin Eken is in the city and says Türkiye is not happy with the bloc because it actually has done nothing for Ankara. He also highlights that NATO is still the same old organization, and all the talk about reform is no more than that. It’s still pushing for wars and making money from it.

In the second part, Rick talks to Steven Eugene Kuhn, retired US Army combat veteran, and founder of ‘Take America Back’. Kuhn also agrees that the main idea of the summit is to sell weapons and make money. He says people don’t like it and it needs to be changed through a patriotic takeover in politics. Kuhn predicts that the German AfD party will win a majority in future elections. Both Rick and Steven want Congress in their homeland – the US – to be controlled by Americans and not foreign influencers.

Watch the full episode on RT or on BitChute ‘ricksancheztv’.

CrossTalking with Haytham Faraj, Kevork Almassian, and Mohammed Akunjee.

Our guest also shared a daring vision for a new America, in which the government’s priorities are health care, debt relief and economic stability as opposed to endless wars.

We wrap up with RT’S Chay Bowes explaining why UK lawmakers are terrified of a Russian cartoon. Want to know why they’re trying to ban a children’s show? Tune in to the latest episode of Sanchez Effect here on RT or on BitChute at ‘ricksancheztv’.

CrossTalking with Mark Sleboda and George Szamuely.

In the latter part of the interview, Afshin Rattansi and Tobias Ellwood debate the Russia-NATO proxy war in Ukraine, the possibility of escalation, the ‘Russian threat’ to Europe, the lack of dialogue between London and Moscow, and much more.