While we’ve all been staying at home, scam artists have been on the prowl. Attorney and professor Steven Weisman explains a federal crackdown on robo-callers gone HAYWIRE during the pandemic – including crooks posing as FEMA workers preying on families of Covid victims. Meanwhile, cryptocurrency wallets may not be as secure as we thought.

100 days into Biden’s presidency, the media is abuzz declaring ‘science is back!’ Radio host and Talkers Magazine publisher Michael Harrison weighs in on the current state of news consumption. Can we finally move past the era of ‘fake news’, or are ‘alternative facts’ here to stay? Plus, The Big Picture debuts an animal welfare project 40 years in the making: Gunhill Road’s new album ‘What Year Is This!’ featuring Michael Harrison.

China’s tech regulation has continued to heat up as the nation’s regulatory body is now targeting payment systems. We explain the move and position it in the context of the country’s growing wave of antitrust action. Meanwhile, AstraZeneca is looking to break out across the Atlantic as it prepares to file its vaccine for US approval. Plus, the latest round goes to Amazon in the legal fight over a $10 billion United States defense cloud computing contract.

People just assume that the US’ system of mass incarceration has always been this way. Lee Camp looks into the truth about prisons in the US. Imprisoning huge chunks of society is neither necessary nor beneficial to society as a whole and the stories that Camp explores here will blow your mind. The system is a racist continuation of slavery and we all need to understand that better. Camp also covers Big Pharma’s goal of stopping the patent waiver to help the world get hold of the coronavirus vaccine, and he makes a correction from his recent segment on Greg Gutfeld’s new comedy show on FOX News.

Anders Lee joins Camp to discuss the newest propaganda effort to push the US into war. A group in the Democratic Republic of Congo wants to ignite a conflict with a group which they claim is being funded and trained by ISIS. The group, Invisible Children, was connected to another attempt to bring US troops into conflict in Africa in 2012 based on faulty intelligence. Natalie McGill brings Camp stories about Joe Biden’s speech this week, the crisis of homelessness in LA, and how body parts from children killed in the MOVE bombing in Philadelphia were being used in Princeton courses without the permission of the parents.

After his Republican response to Biden's speech, Senator Tim Scott is ripped by the liberal media, and labeled as "UNCLE TIM" on Twitter. Steve takes a look. Joe Biden calls the January 6th Capital riots the worst attack on our democracy since the civil war. How'd the media react? Former New York Congresswoman Dr. Nan Hayworth and former Reagan administration official, columnist, pundit and Author of Swamp Wars, Jeffrey Lord join Steve to discuss. Climate Czar John Kerry was accused of revealing Israeli military secrets to Iran when he was Secretary of State. It is big news, but apparently not to the mainstream media. Guess who criticized NBA star LeBron James for tweeting about an officer involved shooting? Steve Malzberg reveals.

Lee Camp interviews documentarian Arthur Kanegis on his documentary ‘The World Is My Country’. The film focuses on Garry Davis, a World War II veteran who renounced his US citizenship and declared himself a citizen of the world. Davis' ideas opened a lot of problems for him as a person but also aroused a global movement of like-minded people who believed in a world beyond borders and a world beyond war. He inspired support from intellectuals including Albert Einstein, Simone de Beauvoir, & Jean-Paul Sartre.

Oil companies are doubling down on one of their ploys to pretend they're doing something about climate change. Naomi Karavani reports on how carbon capture and removal technologies are a joke without promise for protecting the climate. The corporate world refuses to back real solutions to climate change because they'll cut into profits. Anders Lee takes on the pro-union PRO Act moving through Congress at the moment. The bill would counter the right-to-work policies protecting corporations from their workers in many states. So obviously big business is summoning its most vile strategies to stop the bill's progress.

History was made on Wednesday night during Joe Biden’s address to a joint session of Congress, which featured two women seated behind the president for the first time. Vice President Kamala Harris and Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi joined Biden behind the podium on the floor of the House of Representatives, a milestone the president was quick to note.

There has been a slew of economic news in the United States this week; from GDP figures to earnings reports. Boom Bust takes a look at how markets are reacting. And, with the US vaccination process heating up just before the summer, auto sales are taking off. Experts are expecting record sales for the month of April. Meanwhile, President Joe Biden has delivered an address to a joint session of Congress, addressing the economy, jobs, and rising tensions with China. We analyze the highlights from the speech and the nation’s road to recovery.

US President Joe Biden has finally delivered his first speech to a joint session of Congress. There can be no doubt Biden is thinking big – on the scale of FDR and LBJ. Some have said he showed his “inner Robin Hood.” But with the country so divided, and slim majorities in Congress, it remains unclear whether we will look back at this time as the Biden Era.

CrossTalking with Margaret Kimberley, Laura Fink, and Wayne Dupree.

Actor F. Murray Abraham sits down with Dennis Miller to talk about his long career in Hollywood and how he is going better than ever at 81 years old. Plus, he reminisces about getting his legendary role in 'Amadeus'.

Comedian Ron Funches on his new marijuana-themed cooking show and why it's the perfect job for him. Plus, why being a voice actor for a kids series is so rewarding and how he gives back to the community through his character.