One year after the storming of the Capitol, Colonel Laurence Wilkerson, chief of staff to the late General Colin Powell, presents a searing assessment of the current state of the republic, both in its domestic politics and its role in world politics. Colonel Wilkerson tells Alex that Colin Powell was the greatest president America never had, and the world would be a much better place now if he had decided to run for the White House. He also confirms that the former UK prime minister, Sir Tony Blair, committed Britain beforehand to stand with President Bush in the war on Iraq, come what may.

The US Chamber of Commerce has been rife with criminal activity since 2000. The Supreme Court strikes down Biden’s workplace vaccine mandate. More than a dozen top-tier universities have allegedly been colluding to limit financial aid.

In this episode of Keiser Report, Max and Stacy look at ‘game over’ for fiat as Bitcoin takes all the best minds and the stranded energy. In the second half, Max continues his conversation with Alasdair Macleod of GoldMoney.com about inflation, central bank balance sheets, and the geopolitical ramifications of the end of the dollar’s reign.

Foodgod, formerly Jonathan Cheban, legally changed his name to reflect his social media brand, but his followers rely on him to tell them about the hottest restaurants around the country. The reality television star explains how the role as a food influencer is perfect for him and how he embraces it.

The wave of cryptocurrency crackdowns just got even bigger as the UK steps up efforts to combat advertisements in the industry. We’ll bring you the details. Plus, tech stocks in the US are looking to make a comeback as the Nasdaq approaches correction territory. We’ll take a look at the state of the markets. And the disparity between the rich and poor has been compounded by the pandemic, as millions have fallen into debt and poverty, while the richest have thrived. We take a look at the growing gap.

We speak to Nasser Arrabyee, director of Yemen Now. He discusses the Houthi drone attack on Abu Dhabi in the UAE and Yemen’s right to self defence, the worsening humanitarian crisis as the Saudi-led coalition’s bombing campaign continues against Yemen, continuing US/Western arms sales to Saudi Arabia, and much more. Finally, we speak to Max Lawson of Oxfam about the ‘Inequality Kills’ report, which says that while 99% of humanity’s income fell, 160 million were pushed into poverty, and one person died every four seconds over the course of the pandemic… the top 10 richest men saw their wealth more than double from $700 billion to $1.5 trillion dollars – a rate of $1.2 billion a day.

The Biden administration is underwater in just about every way. Is this due to bad policies or bad messaging? Maybe it is both.

This also begs a question. Yes, presidents come and go, but elite and special interests remain very powerful, so is this a threat to democracy?

CrossTalking with Richard Baris, Daniel Mitchell, and Helen Buyniski.

A seismic shift is underway in the gaming industry, as Microsoft’s latest acquisition will make it the third largest player in the video game market. We’ll bring you the details. And airlines are ramping up their fight against 5G as several heads of the sector are calling on President Biden to step up and stop the rollout. Plus, oil prices are sitting at their highest levels since 2014, as roaring demand and attacks in critical Gulf states are putting pressure on output.

Gary Cole is ready for the challenge of replacing a beloved character in season 19 of 'NCIS', replacing lead actor Mark Harmon. He describes that change in his career, plus his early days in the Chicago theater scene.

In this episode of Keiser Report, Max and Stacy look at the real Federal Funds Rate going the most negative ever. What does this mean for the economy and the financial system? In the second half, Max chats to Alasdair Macleod of GoldMoney.com about inflation, central bank balance sheets, and the alleged attempts to taper.