Microplastics are now being found in utero. The future of the Guantanamo Bay prison under the Biden presidency. Corruption is running rampant in the legal cannabis industry thanks to corrupt government officials. MacKenzie Scott, a billionaire with compassion?

Despite ongoing US sanctions, the Nord Stream 2 pipeline is nearing completion in the Baltic Sea. This comes as the US Senate is divided on a $2,000 stimulus check amid a surge in Covid-19 cases. Michele Schneider of MarketGauge.com lends her analysis to the ongoing battle and the impact on markets. Plus, the FAA is nearing new regulations on drones that could change the industry. Boom Bust co-host Ben Swann brings us up to speed on the measures. And the infamous Boeing 737 MAX has made its return to the skies, carrying commercial passengers. Mollye Barrows, contributor to America’s Lawyer, lays out the much-anticipated comeback after nearly two years.

Now all eyes are on the Senate and the question remains, will McConnell even take up the bill or will he just let it die over the next few days? And if he does allow the bill to be brought up for a vote, there’s still the issue of the filibuster (I believe) which could alone kill the bill if enough Republicans don’t join with Democrats. If it can overcome a filibuster, then it can easily pass.

But who is Anthony Quinn Warner? He’s a Nashville local, a white male of retirement age identified as the owner of that RV by his neighbors. Newsweek and other media outlets have linked Warner to Custom Alarms Electronics.

A local station reports that “he signed over his longtime home” – which is the home that was searched yesterday – “to a 29-year old woman who lives in California. Property records show he sold her another house nearby a year earlier.”

“We don’t know much about Warner, other than he likely owned an alarm company during the 1990s,” they added.

In this special end-of-year episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy talk with Mitch Feierstein of PlanetPonzi.com. Together, they look at two versions of the world: one that is markets at all-time highs and roaring 1920s-style good times, and the other in which jobs and money are as scarce as during the Great Depression of the 1930s. So, what does 2021 hold, given that those in the world of the Great Depression are demanding the incoming Biden administration shower them with free money in line with Modern Monetary Theory.

Cat Cora is known as the first female winner of Iron Chef. Now the world-renowned celebrity chef, author, restaurateur, contributing editor, television host and personality, actress, and avid philanthropist is focusing on family during the pandemic. Cora is teaming up with Gold Belly to get foods from resturants from all over the country shipped right to your door. She also spills the dishes she says get thumbs up from all SIX of her hungry growing boys.

The super rich are trying to buy their way to the front of the line for Covid-19 vaccinations. New details emerge surrounding the Nashville Christmas bombing. Kansas Gov. Kelly aims to treat rather than jail incarcerated addicts.

Following the discovery of a mutant strain of Covid-19 in the UK, the nation is readying the clearance of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine within its borders. And after mounting pressure and uncertainty, President Trump has signed a stimulus package that will see struggling citizens receive a one-time payment of $600. Jeffrey Tucker of the American Institute for Economic Research and Boom Bust’s Ben Swann weigh in on the new package, and how cryptocurrencies are faring under growing economic volatility. Then we revisit the UK amid the outbreak of the new coronavirus strain, as the government has struck a post-Brexit trade deal with the EU. We bring you a panel on the details of the new agreement and what it means for each of the parties.

The only person who won 2020 was the lead adviser to the Conservative Party, Rafe Hubris, BA Oxen. Rafe, by his own admission, is the most promising 24-year-old in the country and definitely the most classic.

2020 has been a year like no other. How has the Covid crisis changed our lives? How will it continue to shape our lives moving forward? What have we lost? What are the things and ideas that may never return?

CrossTalking with Marcus Papadopoulos, Mark Almond and George Szamuely.