Virginia police shot Isaiah Brown 10 times while he was calling 911. Julian Assange has been detained since 2012, yet US officials condemn the arrest of a Russian whistleblower. Surgical suppliers push faulty mesh for hernia procedures.

China’s streak of cracking down on major firms has been heating up. What is China’s reasoning behind the measures? Professor Richard Wolff explains what’s driving Beijing’s policy and the reasoning behind these crackdowns. Plus, the US Federal Reserve has decided to keep rates steady as the economy surges. We analyze the central bank’s decision and what it will mean as the Covid-19 pandemic continues to slam the globe.

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy look at the $421,000 worth of 1958 dollars (inflation adjusted) found under a floorboard – worth just $46,000 over 50 years later. In the second half, Max continues his interview with Craig ‘Don Quixote’ Hemke of TFMetalsReport.com about his campaign to try and stop silver price manipulation.

On this season finale episode of Going Underground, we speak to Dr. Jordan Peterson, author of ‘Beyond Order: 12 More Rules for Life’ and professor of psychology at the University of Toronto. He discusses the impact of the coronavirus lockdowns on himself and the rest of the world, the economic value of beauty, his views on the mixing of art and politics, why he rejects communism’s calls for class struggle and violent revolution, the importance of the left in the political debate, his views on the relationship between capitalism and inequality, why not everything is political, and much more!

President Joe Biden will cross the 100-day mark of his presidency on Friday, an arbitrary date on the calendar, but a decades-old standard used to judge presidents.

The spotlight has been on the president’s first 100 days since he was sworn in and vowed to use that time to tackle the COVID-19 pandemic and reverse many policies of former President Donald Trump.

Comedian Sherri Shepherd tells Dennis Miller some funny stories about being a stand up comedian in the 90s with a bunch of male comedians. Plus, why she was so happy to be able to openly discuss faith in her new Netflix film 'A Week Away'.

Apple has found itself in the hot seat in Germany, but this time with a twist. We bring you up to speed on Apple’s ongoing antitrust saga. Two major titans of the commercial space sector are at odds as Blue Origin slams SpaceX’s NASA contract. China has pledged to help out India as it faces a deepening Covid-19 crisis. Meanwhile, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is easing mask guidance for vaccinated people.

Cable news networks – across the board – are hemorrhaging viewers. The political left hated and still hates Donald Trump, but cable news did well during his time in office. It was politics as spectacle and it was profitable. How much longer can cable news networks remain relevant?

CrossTalking with Rob Taub, Steve Malzberg, and Lauren Chen.

The number of illegal aliens crossing the border continues to skyrocket month after month, with a record number of unaccompanied minors making the trek to the US. Last month, more than 13,000 unaccompanied minors were being held in Border Patrol facilities.

Following a rout in its price over the past week, bitcoin rebounded on Monday. Boom Bust’s Ben Swann weighs in on the spike and what it means moving forward for the world’s leading crypto. Plus, with the pandemic continuing to rage, the debate over opening patents is heating up among nations. Mollye Barrows of America’s Lawyer is on hand to break down the growing conflict. And, with the SPAC craze booming, how long will the trend last? Tobin Smith of Transformity Research offers his insight.