(Afshin Rattansi) from RT UK News Thing (Sam Delaney) Watching the Hawks (Tyrel Ventura, Sean Stone, and Tabetha Wallace) SophieCo (Sophie Shevardnadze) CrossTalk (Peter Lavelle) Sputnik (George Galloway) from RT UK Politicking (Larry King) News Views Hughes On the Touchline with José Mourinho News with Rick Sanchez The Alex Salmond Show (Alex Salmond; suspended) Worlds Apart with Oksana Boyko In Question Raw Take Interdit d'interdire (Frédéric Taddeï, resigned) from RT France Former RT's former on-air staff included 25 people from RT America. Off the grid (Jesse Ventura) Capital Account (Lauren Lyster) from RT America Why you should care! (Tim Kirby) Breaking the Set (Abby Martin) In Context (Peter Lavelle) Spotlight (Aleksandr Gurnov) On the Money (Peter Lavelle) World Tomorrow (Julian Assange) Moscow Out (Martyn Andrews) Adam vs. the Man (Adam Kokesh) The Alyona Show (Alyona Minkovski) The Big Picture (Thom Hartmann) from RT America The News with Ed Schultz (Ed Schultz) Redacted Tonight (Lee Camp) from RT America How to Watch the News with Slavoj Žižek Larry King Now (Larry King) On-air staff RT's current on-air staff includes 25 people from RT News, and 8 from RT UK. Notable members of RT's current and former staff include: Current News Presenters Eunan O'Neill Correspondents Paula Slier – Middle East bureau Other presenters George Galloway – RT UK bureau Business presenters Stacy Herbert Max Keiser Documentary presenters James Brown – Discovering Russia (formerly news presenter and host of Close-Up Russia) Former Julian Assange – host of World Tomorrow Jason de la Peña Dmitry Glukhovsky Adam Kokesh – host of Adam vs. the Man Abby Martin Kevin Owen Alyona Minkovski – host of The Alyona Show Karen Roberts Ed Schultz – RT America Liz Wahl – Washington, D.C. bureau Guests According to Jesse Zwick, RT persuades "legitimate experts and journalists" to appear as guests by allowing them to speak at length on issues ignored by larger news outlets. It frequently interviews progressive and libertarian academics, intellectuals and writers from organisations like The Nation, Reason, Human Events, Center for American Progress and the Cato Institute who are critical of United States foreign and civil liberties policies. Julian Assange of WikiLeaks and Noam Chomsky, the leftist critic of Western policies are "favorites". RT also features little-known commentators including anarchists, anti-globalists and left-wing activists. Journalist Danny Schechter holds that a primary reason for RT's success in the United States is that RT is "a force for