Peo­ple fea­tured in the vocal sam­ples (in order of appearance):

Clare Daly, mem­ber of the Euro­pean Parliament

John Bolton, war criminal

John Mearshimer, polit­i­cal sci­ence pro­fes­sor at the Uni­ver­si­ty of Chicago

Pal­ki Shar­ma Upad­hyay, anchor at WION (news ser­vice from India)

Julian Assange, head of Wikileaks

Jef­frey Sachs, pro­fes­sor of Eco­nom­ics at Colom­bia Uni­ver­si­ty, senior UN advisor

The Pris­on­er, TV show from the 1960s

Aaron Mate, Cana­di­an jour­nal­ist well-known for debunk­ing Rus­si­a­gate and the war in Syria

Chris Hedges, for­mer New York Times war cor­re­spon­dent who stood up to the lies about the need for the war in Iraq

“Ben­jamin Vel­cro”, Amer­i­can for­mer vol­un­teer fight­er in Ukraine, con­fess­ing to war crimes

Mick Wal­lace, mem­ber of Euro­pean Parliament

Noam Chom­sky, Amer­i­can lin­guist, philoso­pher, cog­ni­tive sci­en­tist, his­to­ri­an, logi­cian, social crit­ic, and polit­i­cal activist; Emer­i­tus Pro­fes­sor at MIT and Lau­re­ate Pro­fes­sor at the Uni­ver­si­ty of Arizona

Chris Hedges (same as above)

Col. Dou­glas Mac­Gre­gor, for­mer advi­sor to the Sec­re­tary of Defense under Trump

Liz Truss, briefest reign­ing Prime Min­is­ter in Eng­land’s history

Clare Daly (same as above)