Fox News host Tucker Carlson said on his show Wednesday night that confidential documents that his show received from a source about the family of Democrat presidential nominee Joe Biden have gone missing.

“There’s always a lot going on that we don’t have time to get to on the air but there is something specific going on behind the scenes that we did feel we should tell you about,” Carlson began. “So, on Monday of this week, we received, from a source, a collection of confidential documents related to the Biden family. We believe those documents are authentic, they’re real, and they’re damning.”

On this episode of Going Underground we speak to Rudy Giuliani, former mayor of New York and former US associate attorney general, and currently President Donald Trump’s personal lawyer, for our election day special. He discusses Donald Trump’s record on the economy amid the coronavirus pandemic and millions falling into poverty; the Hunter Biden emails and revelations from his personal laptop which allegedly show Joe Biden’s involvement in his son’s business dealings and corruption linking the Biden family to China; Donald Trump’s relationship with Big Tech and the media and why nothing has been done to reform the oligarchic media structure, and Donald Trump’s record with African Americans amid ongoing Black Lives Matter protests over American police brutality and systemic racism. Giuliani also gets into a heated exchange over healthcare in the US versus UK and Canadian healthcare, Joe Biden’s ‘socialist’ policies and much more!

The allegations made by Rudy Giuliani are his own opinions of the version of events and information before him. The interview contains a series of claims he has made in the U.S. and alleges they were not reported by the media there. The reason being is that the claims are as yet unverified, disputed, subject to ongoing investigations and denied.

Maria Celeste Arraras tells Dennis Miller the story of how she adopted her son from Russia over 20 years ago. She also loving now describes herself as a "Momager" for her son, Adrian's, singing career. Adrian Vadim has just released his new single "Space." Arraras talks about her son's inspiration for the song.

In this episode of Keiser Report, Max and Stacy look at McKinsey-style plans for our deglobalized future in which benign-seeming phrases teach us not to run from the lion. In the second half, Max interviews investor Kyle Bass on his thoughts on China policy under Trump and what that might look like under a President Biden.

The world might be inching closer to a Covid-19 vaccine as AstraZeneca announced regulators in the UK have started an accelerated review of the company’s potential vaccine. Meanwhile, the 2020 US presidential election campaign has come to an end, and it has proven to be the most expensive in the nation’s history.

American media are nearly in lockstep to avoid practicing journalism. Again, ideology trumps commonsense reality. And, after the election, how many voters will say “Not my president?”

CrossTalking with George Szamuely and Dmitry Babich.

Attacks on human rights and freedom of speech are at the center of the Julian Assange extradition case, so why has the press coverage been so minimal?

The case may split opinion, but punishing Assange and others for bringing to public attention serious violations by our governments is averting our attention away from the bigger picture.

Journalist Richard Medhurst joins host Ross Ashcroft to discuss.

On this episode of Going Underground, we speak to Jimmy Dore, host of the Jimmy Dore Show and leading progressive commentator. He discusses why Joe Biden’s record as vice president and as a senator is worse than Donald Trump’s. He also talks about Biden’s responsibility for the Crime Bill, leading to the US having the world’s biggest prison population; Kamala Harris’ role in upholding the prison-industrial complex; whether Donald Trump is better than Joe Biden; the alleged smearing of Bernie Sanders and Tulsi Gabbard during the primaries; why Biden won’t move to the left if he becomes president; and much more! Finally, we speak to former senior adviser to Bernie Sanders, Phillip Agnew. He discusses the recent protests in Philadelphia after the police killing of another African American, Donald Trump’s ‘bungled’ response to the coronavirus pandemic, why black and poor people in the US have a poor choice on both sides, why he believes progressives and Americans should vote for Joe Biden despite his record, the shadow of McCarthyism over Joe Biden and the United States, what corporations and private banks can expect from a Biden presidency, and much more!

This, too, shall pass. This Persian wisdom was among the most frequently quoted during the first wave of Covid-19 lockdowns and helped many of us deal with the isolation and deprivation of last spring. But as growing infection rates raise the prospect of yet more lockdowns spanning into the fall and perhaps taking over the winter holidays, is it possible to keep spirits up? To discuss this, Oksana is joined by Steven Taylor, professor and clinical psychologist at the University of British Columbia and author of ‘The Psychology of Pandemics: Preparing for the Next Global Outbreak of Infectious Disease’.

On the show this week, Chris Hedges and Matt Taibbi examine how the media and the major tech platforms function as a propaganda and censorship bureau on behalf of the Democratic Party and the Biden campaign.

Author and journalist, Matt Taibbi, has been following developments since Twitter and Facebook blocked a New York Post story about a cache of emails reportedly belonging to Democratic nominee Joe Biden's son Hunter, with Twitter locking the New York Post out of its account for over a week. The overt censorship is emblematic of the widening and dangerous partisan divide into information that hurts or promotes one political faction over another, and is now infecting nearly all news organizations.