Comedian Paul Reiser sits down with Dennis Miller to reminisce about their early days as comedians in New York City, including the exciting moments of getting paid more than $100 for a set. Plus, Paul explains why Alan Arkin decided not to return for season 3 of 'The Kominsky Method'.

In this special episode of the Keiser Report, recorded at Bitcoin 2021 in Miami, Max and Stacy discuss the booming tech population in the city due to the California Dust Bowl, from which people are fleeing for less taxed areas without the humanitarian catastrophe of mass homelessness and despair.

In the second half, Max chats with Caitlin Long of the Avanti Financial Group about the regulatory environment in the bitcoin space and her pioneering work in Wyoming, where the legislature has been passing enabling legislation.

In the final moments of the G7 conference in England, leaders from some of the world’s most influential nations have issued criticism of the Chinese government. Boom Bust’s Ben Swann and Hilary Fordwich of the British-American Business Association weigh in on NATO’s decision to label China as a source of “systemic challenges” and the outcome of the summit. Plus, a federal court has officially struck down a lawsuit from a group of Houston nurses that challenged their workplace’s vaccine mandate. RT’s Faran Fronczak brings us the latest developments in the case and what it means in the new age of vaccines in the workplace. Plus, after a highly publicized rejection of bitcoin, Tesla CEO Elon Musk has now reversed course, announcing that his firm will now accept the world’s foremost cryptocurrency. Boom Bust’s Christy Ai and Michele Schneider of Market Gauge offer their takes on the flip-flop. Then we take a look at the West Coast of the US, where droughts continue to plague the region. RT’s Natasha Sweatte brings us up to speed on the ground in California.

Major donors want to know where $90 million in funds went!

Black Lives Matter took in $90 million in 2020, and was left with a balance sheet of $60 million by January 2021. Around $8 million was spent on expenses, including staffing costs with the other $20 million donated to local chapters and nonprofits. Those numbers – and news of Cullors’ property portfolio – has led to questions about how BLM is spending its money, and complaints over a lack of transparency from bereaved families previously supported by the group.

On this episode of Going Underground, we speak to Chinese venture capitalist and political scientist, Eric Li. He discusses why the 2008 economic crisis showed the West’s failure and China didn’t understand the gravity of the situation at the time, the importance of the Mao era in making China’s meteoric economic rise possible and the achievements during the period, why capitalists have no power in China, the need to tackle rising inequality in the country, accusations of genocide in Xinjiang, mass censorship and negligible press freedom in China, measures of the Chinese people’s confidence in their government, superpower competition with the United States, and much more!

A government report concludes that federal police did not clear protesters from Lafayette Park near the White House last summer so then-President Donald Trump could walk to a nearby church for a photo op.

Trump wasn't cause of protesters being moved from park according to gov't report!

The report, released Wednesday by Interior Department Inspector General Mark Lee Greenblatt, says U.S. Park Police and the U.S. Secret Service determined it was necessary to remove protesters from the area in and around the park last June 1, so contractors could install security fencing. Federal police didn't learn of Trump's plans to walk through the park and examine damage from a fire at St. John's Episcopal Church until mid- to late afternoon – hours after they had begun planning for the security fencing and the contractor had arrived in the park, the report says.

Dems given green light to go it alone on infrastructure bill.

Infrastructure negotiations between the White House and a small group of Republican senators have collapsed. In addition to bipartisan options, Biden also spoke to the top two Democrats on Tuesday and gave them a greenlight to begin crafting an infrastructure bill that can pass without any Republican votes.

Deutsche Bank has global warning for inflation! Inflation may look like a problem that will go away, but is more likely to persist and lead to a crisis in the years ahead, according to a warning from Deutsche Bank economists. In a forecast that is well outside the consensus from policymakers and Wall Street, Deutsche issued a dire warning that focusing on stimulus while dismissing inflation fears will prove to be a mistake if not in the near term then in 2023 and beyond.

At this year’s St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, RT’s Peter Lavelle had the great privilege and pleasure to interview international financier and author Jim Rogers. Jim and Peter talk about the world economy as the Covid-19 health crisis recedes.

It was the Irish poet and playwright Oscar Wilde who said “Fashion is a form of ugliness so intolerable that we have to alter it every six months.” Today much of the ugliness remains but the timespan has shrunk from six months to just a few weeks… Fast fashion has boomed but at the expense of garment makers, consumers and the environment.

Ross Ashcroft is joined by Dana Thomas & Dr. Patsy Perry to discuss the true cost of fast fashion.