Another police shooting and the media shifts into full gear, again. One protester tells CNN where to go, during a reporter’s live report. Steve Malzberg breaks down.

Roe v. Wade... will it ever be overturned? There’s a new movie out by the same name and we’ll talk to one of its stars, actor Robert Davi.

The second amendment under attack. Joe Biden talks guns and The New York Times calls him out for inaccuracies. John Lott will weigh in.

Chris Wallace calls out lying Pete Buttigieg in a rare display of journalism.

Monica Cruz, a labor reporter and anchor with BreakThrough News, sits down with Lee Camp for a conversation on the national landscape for labor organizers in the US right now. Cruz just returned from Alabama where an Amazon union drive recently finished with a loss in the face of a massive Jeff Bezos-funded union busting campaign. The story isn't all bad as workers have been inspired to organize in industries across the world.Naomi Karavani reports on the leaked NYPD report that revealed how they have been using anti-terrorism tactics against peaceful protesters. Although the report is filled with comic gems its implications are heavy. It's obvious the police were using draconian measures across the country over the last summer of racial justice protests and the intimidation helps silence legitimate dissent. Natalie McGill looks into what happens to people's mugshots whether they're guilty or not. Digitized criminal records get dropped on the internet and used by data-mining groups without context around the alleged crimes.

Western governments and Western media portray the tensions within Ukraine as a conflict involving Russia and Ukraine. This is false. There is a roadmap to resolve Ukraine’s internal strife. And it is called the Minsk Accords. Russia is not the problem – but NATO expansion is.

CrossTalking with Rick Rozoff, Paul Robinson, and George Szamuely.

With policing back in the spotlight after the shooting in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, the socialist wing of the Democratic Party is reminding us once again: When they say they want to defund or abolish the police, they mean it.

Comedian Nate Bargatze explains the name behind his latest Netflix special "The Greatest Average American" while chatting with Dennis Miller. He also reveals why he is an avid defender of middle America and the flyover states.

A new study claims there may be risks associated with vaccines made by Moderna and Pfizer. We take a look at the new revelations and the state of global vaccine regulation. And retail sales are up in the United States, while jobless claims are down. Meanwhile, US President Joe Biden is moving forward with a new round of sanctions against Russia, citing cyber-spying and efforts to influence the presidential election.

Anarchy is on the rise. It isn't blossoming across our nation spontaneously, it is being carefully cultivated by dissident factions within the nation who simple hate this system, as well as by more opportunistic people who want to create unrest and dissatisfaction--as a way to weaken our country and our government, and make it possible for them to move into positions of power. Many are quite bold, and state their contempt for America very openly.

Former Obama officials fight against minimum wage hikes. The Amazonians United co-founder shares an insider perspective on the fight for workers’ rights. J&J pledges almost $4 billion to settle lawsuits over its cancer-causing baby powder.

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy look at the easy sell of Ponzi economics as the human imagination prefers the fantasy of impossible gains to the hard slog of actually producing or manufacturing profits. In the second half, Max continues his interview with Rick Ackerman, a market analyst and former market maker, who argues that gold is the only asset class at the moment not in a bubble, and that it is, in fact, completely reviled.

The bitcoin rally rages on as its price is driven even higher by the Wall Street debut of Coinbase. We explain the price spike and what the listing means for the fintech sector. Plus, in the wake of China’s crackdown on Alibaba, the nation is issuing a warning to its other major firms. And in a year of Covid-19 economic uncertainty that has seen millions of workers lose their jobs, CEO pay has soared.