Comedian Lamorne Morris talks to Dennis Miller about his new podcast 'Unwanted' and how the fictional comedy is inspired by the action films he loved to watch as a kid. He also discusses the pathos behind the Hulu dark comedy 'Woke'.

Does the Biden administration’s foreign policy differ from that of Trump’s? At this point, not really. However, there is one difference. Trump challenged the bipartisan consensus and failed. Biden on the other hand appears happy to oblige. The interagency consensus is winning again.

CrossTalking with Ivan Eland, Joe Collins, and Scott Ritter.

On this episode of Going Underground, we speak to former MI6 agent Alastair Crooke. He discusses the alleged Israeli Mossad attack on the Natanz nuclear facility, the division among Israel’s politicians about whether to continue pursuing Netanyahu’s maximum containment policy, the landmark strategic deal signed between Iran and China and how it changes the game in the Middle East, the war in Syria and how the UK, US and other Western allies are preventing reconstruction efforts, Western support for Islamists in Syria and much more!

The killing of a black man by a police officer in a Minneapolis suburb was an accident, the local police chief said Monday.

Brooklyn Center Police Chief Tim Gannon said the officer responsible for shooting and killing 20-year-old Daunte Wright on Sunday meant to fire her Taser but used her handgun instead. Gannon described the incident as an "accidental shooting."

Bitcoin has hit another record high ahead of the Coinbase IPO this week. Our panel discusses the future of the world’s most popular cryptocurrency. Plus, new data shows US consumer prices in March increased by the most in nearly a decade as inflation concerns remain. Meanwhile, the United States has called for a pause in the use of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine due to blood clotting issues.

20-year-old Daunte Wright was shot by police in a traffic stop gone wrong in Brooklyn Center, Minneapolis, just 10 miles from the location of the trial of Derek Chauvin for the killing of George Floyd roughly nine months ago. Wright is alleged to have been pulled over because an air freshener was blocking his view from his rearview mirror, but then he returned to his car, was fired upon by the police while he drove off, and ultimately crashing into another car. The detail of the incident remain unclear, but body and dashcams were reportedly on during the altercation and should reveal more details once released to the public.

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy look at the warning from Egon von Greyerz that “disorder will come.” But is his forecast of hyperinflation accurate? Or will deflation overwhelm the money printing? That question is addressed in the second half of the program when Max interviews Rick Ackerman, a market analyst and former market maker, who argues that the quadrillions in credit derivatives collapsing will outpace any amount of money printing.

As the global semiconductor shortage frustrates the tech and auto industries, the White House meets with executives from major firms to get to the bottom of the ongoing supply-chain issues. Plus, the chair of the US Federal Reserve says it is highly unlikely there will be a rate increase this year, but how long can the central bank keep its current policies in place? And Alibaba has incurred a record fine from China’s anti-trust regulator.

Celebrity Chef Aaron Sanchez sits down with Dennis Miller to talk about his new podcast 'Cooking in Mexican from A to Z' that he does alongside his mom, who he credits for sending him to New Orleans and igniting his passion for cooking. He also describes the vibe in New Orleans and what attracts him to the city.

There are calls for a 9-11-style investigation into the Capitol Hill riots of January 6. Is this an effort to seek the truth or to fabricate another massive political hoax? Also, does NATO want Russia and Ukraine to go to war?

CrossTalking with George Szamuely and Dmitry Babich.