Garrett Hedlund is know for his roles in Troy, Friday Night Lights, Four Brothers, Tron: Legacy, Country Strong, and On the Road. Now he is starring in a Hulu film The United States vs. Billie Holiday. He plays the investigator looking to arrest Billie Holiday for her drug addiction. He talks to Dennis Miller about being a new dad and how he got his start in acting.

Power companies price-gouge Texans, charging them thousands despite rolling blackouts. Congressional hearings over Gamestop’s short squeeze saga begin. Hundreds of cancer cases are linked to the popular weight-loss drug Belviq.

Max and Stacy look at the Washington Post editorial on whether Fed chairman Jerome Powell and Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen will do something about bitcoin revealing the flaw of money printing. In the second half, Max interviews Mark Valek of Incrementum.li about the growth in US money supply and whether or not hedge fund investor Stan Druckenmiller is right to go very, very short on the dollar in response. They discuss Weimar inflation, currency debasement, and gold prices.

Professor Richard Murphy of London’s City University has provided trenchant critique of the fiscal timidity of successive UK chancellors. In this interview on the Alex Salmond Show, he now turns a supportive eye towards how new thinking can boost the economic case for Scottish independence.

The US Food and Drug Administration claims that the Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine meets the requirements for clearance in the nation. We bring you up to speed on the latest development for what could be the third coronavirus vaccine to hit the US market. Fallout from the Texas energy grid failure is gaining steam after a major ice storm slammed the state, leading to several deaths. While the ensuing blame game continues, we caught up with former US Representative Ron Paul to analyze where we stand amid the ongoing saga. While the pandemic has thrown everything into flux, global supply chains are being revisited as transpacific ties are at their lowest in years. Professor Richard Wolff and Boom Bust’s Ben Swann join the program to examine the state of Chinese trade and the semiconductor supply chain.

The US State Department announced the proposed sale of nearly $200 million in arms to Egypt despite the country’s recent history of arbitrary detention of political opponents and their families. A new Tennessee bill would grant fathers veto power over abortions even in cases of rape and incest. CPAC is back and former President Donald Trump takes center stage.

Ryan Serhant is currently staring on Bravo's Million Dollar Listing New York. The real estate broker, author, and television personality just released a new book called "Big Money Energy." As a follow up to his first book, "Sell It Like Serhant," this gives the "secret juice" needed to be successful in sales.

On this episode of Going Underground, we speak to the leader of Sinn Féin, Mary Lou McDonald. She discusses the significance of Bloody Sunday in Irish history, Boris Johnson’s ‘belligerence’ against new inquiries into the atrocities, the arguably failing coronavirus vaccine drive in the Republic of Ireland compared to the success in Northern Ireland, what Joe Biden becoming president means for Ireland, and much more! Finally, we speak to the DUP’s Sammy Wilson MP. He discusses the legal showdown between the DUP and Boris Johnson’s government over the Northern Ireland protocol, why the protocol changes the status of Northern Ireland within the UK, Sinn Féin’s growing popularity and calls for a border poll to achieve a United Ireland, the slow coronavirus vaccination rate of the Republic of Ireland compared to Northern Ireland and much more!

Members of the US Congress sent letters to the presidents of Comcast, AT&T, Verizon, and other cable and satellite companies asking about their efforts to combat fake news and disinformation. Joe Biden’s race remarks at a CNN Town Hall cause controversy. Dr. Bob Arnot discusses the CDC’s efforts in air quality control to combat the spread of Covid-19 and the rise of alcoholism during the pandemic.

Following an uproar between Facebook and the Australian government, the social media giant has restored its news service within the country. Boom Bust’s Ben Swann joins the program to discuss the latest measure in the saga and what concerns could arise from Facebook’s power flex. It seems that Boeing cannot avoid the spotlight as the investigation continues into an incident that saw part of its plane falling off shortly after takeoff. Retired American Airlines captain Mark Weiss lends us his analysis of the incident and what role the engine played in the malfunction. While there is light at the end of the tunnel as the US is on a steady vaccination pace, the economy still faces volatility. Boom Bust’s Christy Ai and Michele Schneider of Market Gauge discuss the latest comments from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, and bitcoin’s backslide.