In this episode of Keiser Report’s annual Summer Solutions series, Max and Stacy chat to journalist Greg Palast about his new book, ‘How Trump Stole 2020’. They talk about the vote suppression schemes pushed by both parties, but especially the Republicans, who’ve knocked millions of people off the voter rolls in the past few years. Black American males are the most likely to be challenged for identification at the voting booth, while many new residency requirements have targeted students. They also discuss meme warfare, hanging chads, banana republics, and failed voting apps. Finally, they discuss ways to “steal the election back,” using tools laid out in Greg’s book, including checking online to make sure you are registered to vote!

Jobless claims in the United States have fallen below one million for the first time since the Covid-19 pandemic began. What effect will this have on the global economy? And will this trajectory continue going forward? Plus, tensions between the US and China have chilled amid the coronavirus outbreak, but how are both sides holding up to their “phase-one” trade commitments?

US Special Forces are active in at least 22 African countries, with many questioning the nature of their involvement. For the first time ever, UNICEF will combat child suffering in the US. And is money being put before health and safety in college sports?

Senator Kamala Harris the newly announced running mate of presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden, attacked President Donald Trump for pushing “miracle cures [for Covid-19] he saw on Fox News” and compared his coronavirus response to Barack Obama’s response of the Ebola outbreak in 2014.

Legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin takes Larry inside his new book, "True Crimes and Misdemeanors," which examines the flaws in Robert Mueller's Russia probe and how Donald Trump ultimately triumphed.

The coronavirus crisis has highlighted the need to rethink the way our societies function. We reflect on this with one of the world’s most influential thinkers, legendary philosopher Slavoj Zizek.

The Liberal Democrat leadership race is taking place against the backdrop of the pandemic, with the party in hard times after three bruising general elections in quick succession. Former leader Sir Vince Cable is calling for a fresh party strategy of being complementary rather than competitive with the new Labour leadership, while former Lib Dem MP Lembit Opik favors change candidate Layla Moran over the bookies’ favorite Sir Ed Davey.

Joe Biden picked his Kamala Harris as his running mate to help him try to defeat President Donald Trump this November, a historic choice that acknowledges the role black voters will play in November.

Metta World Peace had an impressive 18 year career in the NBA. He opens up to Dennis Miller about playing with the late Kobe Bryant during his time on the Lakers.

Senator Kamala Harris has been announced as former vice president Joe Biden’s running mate. And we take a look at the 100th anniversary of (white) women gaining the right to vote in the US.