Vanna White has graced our screens on Wheel of Fortune for the past 40 years. She tells Dennis Miller how she was able to audition for the role. White tells us the show that inspired her to want to be on TV. Plus, Vanna White is so proud to partner up with Lion Brand Yarn to create her own line of yarn, Vanna's Choice Yarn. Every purchase gives back to St. Jude.

On this episode of Going Underground, we speak to award-winning journalist and author of ‘The Assault on Truth: Boris Johnson, Donald Trump and the Emergence of a New Moral Barbarism’, Peter Oborne. He discusses why Boris Johnson is an unprecedented liar in British political history, his belief that the ‘ends justify the means’ approach is a left-wing tradition and why it is dangerous the right are now using the alleged tactic, British involvement in the Yemen War, how the amount of what he calls ‘probable lies’ on the floor of the House of Commons spiked after Boris Johnson entered power and much more! Finally, we speak to drill artist and London mayoral candidate DrillMinister. He discusses why he believes Sadiq Khan is not fighting the mayoral election fairly, why he believes London under Sadiq Khan is a dictatorship, his own vision for a post-Covid London, his views on President Biden and Julian Assange and much more!

A lot of Americans have walked away from the Democratic Party and have turned away from the Republican Party. Leadership can't work together and it's destroying the country. Where do you stand?

The Biden administration has started talks with German officials on the Nord Stream 2 pipeline. What lies ahead for the controversial project? And as the US is battered by a winter storm in the southern states, oil prices spike. Plus, US equities hit record highs as bitcoin reached another price milestone. Meanwhile, conservative social media site Parler is back after finding new hosting, providing an alternative to other social media sites like Facebook and Twitter.

Sassy and frisky, Wynonna Judd and her husband, Cactus Moser, join Dennis Miller for a whole lot of laughs while talking finding music during quarantine, and her latest album, "Recollections."

As the Covid vaccine is being rolled out, it is absolutely necessary to take stock of the economic devastation left in the pandemic’s wake. What is the fate of the working middle class? Will inequality continue to increase? How much government intervention can we expect? And finally, does the phrase ‘new normal’ mean anything?

CrossTalking with Thomas Hogan, Steve Keen, and Pye Ian.

In this episode of Keiser Report, Max and Stacy look at the fact that last year’s $1,200 stimulus for Americans is now worth $7,800 as money is spewed from all corners at consumers, voters, bankers and corporations. In the second half, Max interviews the author of DAYLIGHT ROBBERY, Dominic Frisby, about taxes, how they arose and their unique qualities in America.

Bitcoin soared to a record high, nearly topping the $50,000 mark; what’s making the cryptocurrency grow? Plus, the US Congress is holding hearings to get to the bottom of the GameStop stock fiasco, calling in some high-profile names to testify. And Covid-19 cases in the US are trending downward as vaccines continue to roll out.

Malcolm Jamal Warner first shot up to fame as Theodore Huxtable on NBC's The Cosby Show. Now he stars in the FOX medical drama "The Resident" as Dr. AJ Austin. Warner tells Dennis Miller the eerie pandemic, super bug, story line written months before the coronavirus breakout and how they were able to incorporate Covid-19 into the show.

Amid the swirling controversy over whether New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo's administration knowingly undercounted deaths among nursing home residents during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic in the state, a top aide for the governor apologized to Democratic lawmakers, saying the administration "froze" when initially asked by state legislators back in August about the issue.