Crime writer-turned-filmmaker Don Winslow joins Larry to talk about the success of his anti-President Trump viral videos and his election day fears. Plus, Arizona's republican former governor talks about the state's recent leftward leaning trends.

The President is promoting a "pro-American curriculum" in US schools to combat alleged "left-wing indoctrination." Body camera footage shows Salt Lake City police shooting an autistic child. And the new Supreme Court nominee may be right around the corner.

Americans are divided, and that divide is only widening. Institutions designed to unite citizens are challenged. Ideology has become exclusionary and intolerant. The Supreme Court is now a realm of partisan politics. And, worst of all, political opponents are deemed the enemy. Is there a way out of this downward spiral?

CrossTalking with Ameshia Cross & Rory Riley-Topping.

“I’m not speaking to President Trump who will do whatever he wants. I’m not speaking to Mitch McConnell who will do what he wants and what he does. I’m speaking to those Republicans out there — Senate Republicans — who know deep down what is right for the country and consistent with the Constitution as I stand here in the Constitution Center. Not just what’s best for their party,” Biden said during a speech in Philadelphia.

After the threat of an outright ban, the United States has allowed a deal to be struck between Chinese tech company ByteDance and US vendors Oracle and Walmart to allow TikTok to continue operations in the country. We dive into the twists and turns of the ongoing social media saga and explore what the terms of the deal will reflect. Plus, after being the original favorite in the race for TikTok’s US operations, Microsoft has swooped into another tech sector for an acquisition. And 2020 continues its streak of monumental events as natural disasters are slamming the United States at a near-record pace. We bring you up to speed on the continuing catastrophes and their economic ramifications.

In this episode of Keiser Report, Max and Stacy look at the publicly listed companies taking LBO'ing themselves before private equity gets a chance to do it for them. Meanwhile, private equity is buying up mobile home parks, betting big on declining living standards for ordinary Americans. And ordinary Americans now have fewer stocks to buy as companies take themselves private and leave just the businesses making $30,000 per quarter but with multibillion-dollar valuations. In the second half, Max continues his interview with Dr Michael Hudson of michael-hudson.com about 'super-imperialism' and its decline.

At least $2 trillion in laundered money has been exposed. The death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has drawn in over $71 million in donations to the Democrats. And an ICE whistleblower is alleging medical malpractice, including mass hysterectomies.

Dennis Miller talks with deputy commissioner and chief legal officer of the National Hockey League, Bill Daly, about what it is like inside the bubble on this historic season with the coronavirus setbacks.

Nancy Pelosi and the Democrats want to stop the Commander-In-Chief, even if that means impeaching him. Stephanopoulos asked Pelosi, “Some have mentioned the possibility if they try to push through a nominee in a lame-duck session, that you and the House could move to impeach President Trump or Attorney General Barr as a way of stalling and to prevent the Senate from acting on this nomination.”

On this edition of CrossTalk, we discuss the passing of two towering figures: Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and America’s preeminent Russia expert Stephen F. Cohen. Both will be remembered for good reasons, their legacies are assured.

CrossTalking with Glenn Diesen & George Szamuely.