Jim Gray has gotten the chance to interview some of the greatest sports legends of our time, and of all time. Now he is releasing his new book talking about his experience meeting and interacting with some of the "GOATs."

Is Prime Minister Boris Johnson the new hard man of unionism, or are his controversial Scottish devolution “disaster” comments just another political gift for independence campaigners? As Scotland’s national day approaches, the Alex Salmond Show poses these questions to Sir George Reid, the former presiding officer of the Scottish Parliament. The saltire is the national flag, but where did it come from, and why does Scotland share it with Jamaica and the Russian navy? To celebrate St. Andrew’s Day on November 30, Alex Salmond takes up all things Scottish, with author and broadcaster Bill Kay, and the chair of the Scottish Flag Trust, David Williamson.

Moderna had announced a second effective Covid vaccine. Could we soon see a global patent war? President-elect Biden taps old colleagues for cabinet positions. Vision-loss drug Beovu is causing blindness in many of its patients.

Britain’s GDP has taken a major hit amid the Covid-19 pandemic, leading to a flurry of borrowing not seen in times of peace. Plus, could the European Union roll out a coronavirus vaccine before 2021?

And China is battling poverty, with new numbers indicating it has eliminated extreme poverty nationwide.

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy look at the greatest reasons to be thankful in an otherwise miserable year. They deliver a double serving of Stacy as they look at the major events of the year, as a new Renaissance dawns and the fiat dark ages ends, making way for a more enlightened time. But first... the TikTok mansion gulags must mark a peak in these end days of fiat empires of debt.

Lin Wood tweeted today that Sidney Powell will file her Dominion lawsuit in court tomorrow in Georgia, and he adamantly vouches for it.

On this episode of Going Underground, we speak to Barnett Rubin, ex-State Department official and author of ‘Afghanistan: What Everyone Needs To Know’. He discusses the rise of the Taliban and Al-Qaeda out of the Mujahideen after a brutal conflict with the Soviet Union, how the communist government fell to the Islamist forces following the collapse of the USSR, the role of Ayman al-Zawahiri, Richard Holbrooke and his role in the NATO intervention in Yugoslavia, the assassination of Osama Bin Laden under the Obama Administration and why it has not changed much on the ground, the Trump administration’s agreement with the Taliban, and why it has not yet guaranteed peace in Afghanistan despite a framework established for US withdrawal, and much more!

Now for a postmortem. How have the two major political parties in the US changed through this election cycle? Can Joe Biden maintain an already weakened and divided Democratic coalition? Is there such a thing as Trumpism? Did he change the GOP or did the GOP change him?

CrossTalking with Arvin Vohra, Nick Brana, and Lauren Chen.

General Services Administration says the official presidential transition process can begin, after weeks of delay. The agency's head, Trump appointee Emily Murphy, made that announcement in a letter Monday night.

Airlines have been battered as a result of Covid-19 despite a recent bump in holiday air travel as the Dow sets records. But were those bailouts enough to save the industry, or will a new round of lockdowns send the industry plummeting again? And Brexit is back in the spotlight as the dangers of a no-deal departure of the UK from the European Union loom large for one of the world’s top economies. Meanwhile, Russia is boasting the efficacy of its Sputnik V vaccine as one nation has begun to import trial samples.