Biden famously said, “Nothing will fundamentally change.” This appears to be the case when it comes to US policy on the Middle East. So, we ask the question: What is the strategic value of the Middle East, and who benefits from all those ‘forever wars?’

CrossTalking with Peter Kuznick, Roy E. Licklider, and Maxim Suchkov.

Guest: King Randall, Founder of The X For Boys, a community project to help young black boys get off the streets. We also have John of the Patriot Voice as a guest.

Olivia Newton-John and Chloe Lattanzi join Dennis Miller to discuss the Mother-Daughter Duo's latest new single. They talk about how the music was inspired and how Grease changed Olivia Newton-Johns life.

With cryptocurrency becoming more commonplace in the public spotlight, the Internal Revenue Service has launched ‘Operation Hidden Treasure’ to crack down on tax evasion in the fintech sector. Boom Bust’s Ben Swann and Jeffrey Tucker of the American Institute for Economic Research offer their takes on the program, and ask who will feel the brunt of the latest measures? Plus, the United States is making stellar progress on its Covid-19 vaccination rollout, but what are the next steps? RT America’s Alex Mihailovich files a report on the nation’s progress and the potential future of “vaccine passports.” And the US is on the verge of passing its latest coronavirus relief bill, causing excitement in the markets. Boom Bust’s Christy Ai and Michele Schneider of Market Gauge offer their forecasts on the economy at large and what sectors are reacting the most to the news.

A small group of millionaire Democrats destroy the Fight For $15 minimum wage push. President Biden pushes back against Republican efforts to restrict voting rights. The George Floyd murder trial begins in Minneapolis.

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy look at the Citibank report suggesting that bitcoin will be the new currency for global trade within the next seven years. In the second half, Max interviews Chris Fenton, author of 'Feeding the Dragon,' about why the United States is falling so far behind China in high tech, and whether or not a financialized economy, characterized by stock buybacks and loading companies with debt instead of R&D, is one that can ever compete against an economy like China’s, in which investment in innovation is growing.

On this episode of Going Underground, we speak to the UN special rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Myanmar. He discusses the background behind the military coup against State Counsellor of Myanmar Aung San Suu Kyi, the political history of modern Myanmar, how the status quo before the coup was not democratic and involved much tension between the civilian government and military, how China will be key in solving the Myanmar crisis, arms sales to the country, and much more! Finally, we speak to legendary rock photographer Mick Rock, known as ‘The Man Who Shot The 70s’ for his iconic photographs of Lou Reed, David Bowie and Iggy Pop. He discusses his new collaborative images, titled Midaro, his stellar career photographing some of the most iconic rockstars of all time, and much more!

For over 20 years, the United States was allowed by the Irish government to use Shannon Airport as a military base. Two renegades hopped over the fence of a base from which the US used to wreak havoc across the world. Arrested and sent to court, they managed to turn the case on its head, and in the end, it was Irish foreign policy that was put on trial. Members of European Parliament and activists Clare Daly & Mick Wallace join host Ross Ashcroft to tell the full story.

The Biden administration is still young, but its foreign policy – particularly in the Middle East – is an echo of past failures. And this administration does not have a learning curve. And does Washington really support democracy in the world in any case? Ukraine’s crackdown on independent media should give us all pause.

CrossTalking with Patrick Henningsen and Dmitry Babich.

The Biden administration is still young, but its foreign policy – particularly in the Middle East – is an echo of past failures. And this administration does not have a learning curve. And does Washington really support democracy in the world in any case? Ukraine’s crackdown on independent media should give us all pause.

CrossTalking with Patrick Henningsen and Dmitry Babich.