Consumer prices rose in April at the fastest annual pace in nearly 13 years as the ... Markets. Markets. Cryptocurrencies. Cryptocurrencies. Calendars ... year over year, making for the biggest increase since September 2008. Both companies said they're taking extraordinary measures to replenish tanks.

Naomi Karavani hosts this VIP special. Anders Lee interviews Gigi Droesch, who organizes with NOlympics LA. The Olympics has historically had a negative impact on the poor in the communities it comes to. With an LA Olympics planned for 2028, Droesch and her cohort of organizers hope to shine a light on that history and convince the city of LA not to go through with hosting the event. Naomi Karavani reports on the British lawsuit that would force Uber to treat its drivers like employees. Uber’s response to this lawsuit was to threaten to stop operating anywhere that wants them to give the people who make money for their app the basic respect workers deserve. Karavani also reports on the corporate response to people not wanting to work in their low-paying industries. The rich are shocked that they’re finding it hard to pay poverty wages for terrible jobs. Natalie McGill looks into how Big Tech is plotting to defang privacy bills introduced across the nation after California passed one last year.

Who is a fascist? Given the state of our politics, a fascist is your political opponent, your mortal enemy, even. Tragically, and dangerously, the term ‘fascist’ is more often than not a political slur, made to destroy someone’s character. Fascism is both an odious ideology and political practice. We all should be careful when referencing it.

CrossTalking, with Vladimir Golstein and George Szamuely.

Food is our primary source of energy, growth, and health – but not always. We figure out the rights and wrongs about food with Tim Spector, Professor of Genetic Epidemiology and best-selling author.

Eric Bauza sits down with Dennis Miller to discuss his latest gig as the famous animated character Bugs Bunny. He also discusses the the new reboot of 'Space Jam' and what went into making the film work.

The Colonial Pipeline resumed operations after last week’s ransomware attack. Now the White House has issued an executive order to prevent future cybersecurity mishaps. Meanwhile, equities are up after three days of losses as the US releases more data on inflation. Plus, hundreds of billions of dollars were wiped out of the cryptocurrency market after a major announcement from Tesla CEO Elon Musk.

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy look at the buyers’ frenzy chasing up prices as inflation starts to explode across prices in the economy. In the second half Max interviews Aleks Svetski of Amber App about fiat collectivism and the misallocation of capital it causes.

Inflation soared in April as the US economy came roaring back. We break down the latest numbers and what it all means. Plus, in a major reversal from the previous administration’s policies, the US will remove one Chinese electronics giant from its blacklist.

And, the WhatsApp controversy surrounding Facebook rages on, and Germany has now banned the social media giant from processing WhatsApp user data.

Kate Mulgrew and Dennis Miller discuss the art of acting and Kate's experience with famed acting coach Stella Adler. Plus, her deviously evil character on season 3 of 'Mr. Mercedes' and working with writer David E. Kelley.

Despite being mired in repeated investigations and inquiries, the prime minister swept Labour aside in the English elections. How does Boris Johnson’s election triumph impact on the future of politics, and given the nationalist success in Scotland, on the future of the union itself? Alex speaks to top Tory columnist Peter Oborne, author of ‘The Assault on Truth’, about whether Boris Johnson is now the master of all he surveys.