Empty city streets are already a thing of the past – now it’s time to heed the lessons of this pandemic in organizing the space we live in in a more reasonable way. We discussed this with a world-renowned expert on urban design – Jan Gehl.

How is the issue of China playing out in the American election cycle? Both Trump and Biden portray themselves as being tough on Beijing. Maybe they are – at least rhetorically. But reality tells a very different story – and it’s bipartisan. The commanding heights of industry and finance have courted China for decades and have the riches to show for it. Is this China’s fault?

CrossTalking with Sara Hsu & John Gong.

Larry talks with Dr. Mehmet Oz, who says cases of Covid-19 are surging in America because not all of the country has taken the virus seriously enough. Plus, his take on the vaccines currently showing the most promise.

The Irish Republic’s historic and rival parties of state, Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael, have formed an unprecedented coalition to shut out the electoral rise of Sinn Féin, and the new government has inherited a stunning diplomatic success in the election to the UN Security Council. Alex Salmond talks to former Taoiseach, Bertie Ahern, the man who led Ireland through the Good Friday Agreement peace process, who spells out both the challenges and opportunities ahead, and urges caution on the timescale, but not the objective, of Irish unification.

Jimmy Connors was once considered the #1 tennis player in the world. But he reveals a struggle with OCD sometimes made being on court stressful and still effects his life to this day.

Larry talks with legendary sportscaster Bob Costas about the intersection of politics and sports in America and why it seems more prevalent now than ever before.

In this episode of Keiser Report, Max and Stacy discuss the ongoing trend of pouring (stimulus) money into companies losing the most; 38% of the Russell 2000 listed companies are losing money, and those facing the biggest losses are gaining the most in stock price. In the second half, Max interviews whistleblower and financial educator Charlie Boyle about the young investors piling into bankrupt companies, and what that tells us about the state of the markets and the money-printing-induced hysteria.

NYT contributor Bari Weiss leaves the publication, accusing the outlet of performative journalism and having a hive-mind mentality. Plus, a federal judge denies Harvey Weinstein a $25 million settlement. Nearly two dozen states sue Education Secretary Betsy Devos for failing to protect students against predatory loans and for-profit colleges. Just days after being assigned the case investigating Deutsche Bank’s involvement with the late Jeffrey Epstein, a federal judge’s son is shot and killed.

The US has ordered China to close its consulate in Houston, Texas, further chilling relations between the world’s two largest economies as markets react to the growing rift. Plus, as the race for a Covid-19 vaccine continues to heat up among medical firms, concerns about non-profit distribution are coming to light. Meanwhile, the owner of the NFL’s Washington Redskins has found himself in a series of fights lately, one of which is about trademark squatting.

Ex-MLB star Aubrey Huff just went BALLISTIC on CA officials for their decision to lock down the state amid a new surge in Covid-19 cases ... saying he's "f**king pissed" and wonders why more people aren't outraged.

"I would rather take my chances with the coronavirus," the former World Series champ said, "and, may I remind you, it has a 99.8% survival rate -- than to end up on the f**king street no longer able to provide for my family."