Against the backdrop of impeachment, many are wondering how to balance freedom with security when fighting domestic terrorism? ICE uses Covid-19 to threaten asylum seekers. Dr. Bandy Lee discusses the dangers of electing the mentally unhinged to the office of the president.

Following an investigation in Wuhan, China, the World Health Organization has dismissed the conspiracy theory that the Covid-19 contagion was born in a lab. ‘America’s Lawyer’ contributor Mollye Barrows brings us up to speed on the WHO’s findings. While the pandemic continues to ravage some companies, cryptocurrency is seeing an unparalleled rise. David McAlvany of McAlvany Financial Group offers his take on the future of financial technology and other moves shaking markets. Bitcoin’s price isn’t the only thing taking off, as airlines are planning to pick up service as several around the globe are feeling more comfortable with sky travel in the Covid-19 era. RT America’s Natasha Sweatte reports on the airlines’ plans for the coming travel season. While airlines are beginning to rebound, the AI sector has been steadily progressing. But how much innovation is too much? Our own Ben Swann and cybersecurity expert Morgan Wright offer their forecasts on the industry and whether fully embracing AI in all sectors could have unforeseen consequences.

Bridget Lancaster is known for her two decade run hosting America's Test Kitchen, as well as Cook's Country. She is also helping author the show's new vegan friendly cook book "Vegan for Everybody" and has a new podcast out called "Proof." Lancaster talks with Dennis Miller about how the pandemic has brought families together in the kitchen and given some people the opportunity to try their hand at new recipes and experiment with their food. Plus, she gives him a little insight on how her and her husband got inspired to brew their own beer.

Max and Stacy look at the central banks getting ready to deploy yet more ‘tools’ to fight the economic and banking rip currents. In the second half, Max continues his interview with Mike Maloney of GoldSilver.com about the US dollar at 50.

The Biden administration and Congress are under fire for failing to deliver $2,000 dollar stimulus checks and raising the federal minimum wage. Nevada seeks to grant tech companies the same powers as governments. Covid-19 created a devastating recession for women, specifically women of color, in the US, in what many are calling a ‘shecession’.

Bitcoin’s price soared early this week as Tesla says it will soon begin accepting the cryptocurrency as a form of payment. Michele Schneider of MarketGauge joins the program to analyze the firm’s major investment and the state of stimulus talks on Capitol Hill. These developments come at a time when the Covid-19 vaccine rollout is seeing a bumpy road, with some mixed results regarding new variants. RT America’s Trinity Chavez files a report on the efficacy of the AstraZeneca vaccine in the fight against the new South African coronavirus variant. While the pandemic has wiped out many small businesses, several larger players are having a field day and expanding. RT America’s Natasha Sweatte joins us from Los Angeles to break down Nevada’s new proposal that would allow these large corporations to function as a government in some areas. The world’s two largest economies are back in talks following a tumultuous few years. Our own Ben Swann and Jeffrey Tucker of the American Institute for Economic Research join the program to offer their forecast on how the relationship could play out under the Biden administration.

Former President Trump’s second impeachment will consume Washington this week, putting the Trump era on trial and GOP divisions on full display.

Trump, who has been nearly invisible since leaving office and getting booted from the social media platforms, will once again be the biggest story in the country.

Phil Keoghan is known as being the host of Amazing Race. with the Pandemic putting filming on hold for a competition series requiring contestants to travel the world, Phil Keoghan got creative. "Tough as Nails" was born from the want and need to showcase the tough American's keeping our country running day in and day out. Twelve men and woman use their skills as famers, iron welders, construction workers, and firefighters to compete for one million dollars. Keoghan says his inspiration for the show comes from his family's humble beginnings.

All you ever hear business leaders calling for is certainty... the problem with this is that the only thing in life that’s certain is uncertainty. So how does philosophy allow us to navigate uncertain times?

Host Ross Ashcroft is joined by business philosopher and author Anders Indset to discuss.

US President Joe Biden has formally presented his administration’s foreign policy vision. It’s a mixed bag for sure. Here on this edition of CrossTalk, we break it down. The good, the bad, and the ugly.

CrossTalking with Maxim Suchkov and Glenn Diesen.