Can America truly recover from the divisions exemplified by the storming of the Capitol in January? The Alex Salmond Show interviews anthropologist Wade Davis about the underlying crisis of post-Trump America. He argues that the flying of the Confederate flag in the “temple of democracy” illustrates that it is still race which fundamentally divides America and therefore it will be no easy task for the Biden/Harris presidency to lead a recovery based on “the better angels of our nature,” which Abraham Lincoln invoked in his inaugural address.

Huawei has launched a lawsuit challenging the United States’ claims that it is a threat to national security, but will it be able to ditch the label? RT America’s Alex Mihailovich brings us up to speed on the issue, while Professor Richard Wolff joins the program to offer insights on the critical global tech issue. Markets are on the move yet again as Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell has made a decision to keep interest rates low amid a grim economic outlook. Octavio Marenzi of Opimus LLC joins us to break down the decision and assess how other sectors are faring. Following a rebound from its Covid-19 dip, General Motors is taking yet another hit as the auto giant has been forced to halt work at some facilities due to a chip shortage. RT America’s Natasha Sweatte brings us a report on the developing story and the struggles that we have seen in the wake of the new chip shortage.

The Biden administration is continuing the US government’s persecution of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. Democrats hope 2020’s big win in Georgia can help turn Texas blue as Republicans look to restrict voting access in many states. Will the future of travel following the Covid-19 pandemic include vaccination passports?

In this episode of Keiser Report, Max and Stacy look at the thriving entrepreneurial community that has emerged in Nigeria, where bitcoin penetration is the second highest in the world after the US. In the second half, Max interviews Ray Youssef of Paxful.com about his experience of bringing bitcoin to Africa.

John Brenkus appeared on Sports Science and now is backing a healthy green tea energy drink called "Kill Cliff." Dennis Miller asks him about science behind allowing boys and girls to play sports together at a young age to help females break barriers in sports.

Toxic metals have been found in popular baby foods. Biden halts arms deals with Saudi Arabia and pulls support from their brutal campaign against Yemen.

Former president Donald Trump’s lawyer Bruce Castor: "We are really here because the majority in the House of Representatives does not want to face Donald Trump as a political rival in the future. … the American people just spoke and they just changed administrations."

We speak to Dr. Alberto Giubilini, senior research fellow at Oxford University’s Collective Responsibility for Infectious Disease Program. He discusses why it is a moral imperative for governments to approve and roll out Covid-19 vaccines as fast as possible – and for people to take them – why people should still take the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine to protect themselves from the South African coronavirus variant, irresponsibility and alarmism by the mainstream media throughout the pandemic, the reasons for the mistrust of governments, health officials, vaccines and much more! Finally, we speak to Dr. James Trafford, author of ‘The Empire at Home: Internal Colonies and the End of Britain’, on Britain’s relationship with its colonial past. He discusses Britain’s ongoing nostalgia for its imperial past and the problems it has caused in modern society, the coronavirus vaccine and the government’s imperial-era framing of the crisis, how racism in Britain today roots back to the racist colonisation during the British Empire, the colonial-style management of Britain at home and much more!

Internet censorship is happening at an accelerated pace. Conservatives and progressives are being demonetized and deplatformed. More times than not, this censorship is never really explained. We are left to assume when the phrase ‘community standards’ is invoked, we somehow are threatening power. But that is what dissent is all about.

CrossTalking with Kim Iversen, Graham Elwood, and Wayne Dupree.

Democrat officials have pushed to hold this unconstitutional impeachment trial, even though many Republicans have reminded Americans that the defendant, Trump has left office. This whole insurrection charge is a farce! For years they claimed Trump was illegitimate. How could he be illegitimate other than election fraud? The Dems just used different words, but the same meaning.