The story of Jeffrey Epstein is filled with mysteries connected to powerful people in the US. After his alleged suicide last year, the stories of a powerful international pedophile ring started to slow down but the story that was never picked up was that Epstein was working for Israeli intelligence. This story is still being covered up and we’ll see what happens now Ghislaine Maxwell has been jailed. The psychopaths at the top are always creating new examples of how corporations put profit over lives, and the FBI is still spying on black activists while the police let white supremacists get away with open violence in the streets.

The meat industry faked a meat shortage earlier this year to justify keeping their factories open throughout the pandemic. This act put their workers at risk on multiple levels. Anders Lee and Lee discuss the power of police unions, a British Labour Party MP being sacked for sharing facts about the Israeli occupation of Palestine, and more.

While scores of businesses across the country continue to shutter due to the pandemic, Professor of Economics Richard Wolff explains how Amazon’s Jeff Bezos has multiplied his riches during the retail blackout. With Covid-19 completely reshaping the economic landscape, how can companies adapt to remain not just accessible to consumers, but relevant?

Major cities across the globe have all but emptied this year, due to stay-at-home orders and social distancing. With hardly any people out and about, and road traffic slowing to a trickle, SmartPower president Brian Keane explains how drastic changes in human behavior are giving the environment and local wildlife a fighting chance to revitalize Mother Nature.

While economic upheaval continues to ravage the globe, the USMCA trade agreement has officially taken effect. Will this change the uncertainty plaguing global finance markets? Plus, hyper-sanitation is part of life, but will this attitude extend into cash? We explore the idea of a cashless society, and what the prospects of a digital future could look like. And stockpiling has been a feature of the Covid-19 pandemic, but could protectionism reach into sectors tasked with handling the virus?

Jesse Ventura and Brigida Santos discuss allegations that Russia paid militants in Afghanistan to kill occupying US forces in the region, and why Iran has issued an arrest warrant for President Trump. Gene Bauer talks about worker abuse in the meat industry.

Employment numbers received a boost in the United States this week, but could we see a resurgence in jobless claims as more states begin re-shuttering businesses? Plus, as with most sectors, Covid-19 has sent a shock through the real estate market. We break down how housing numbers match up around the globe, and whether anyone is looking to invest in this economic climate. And as cryptocurrency has gained steam amid the pandemic, the US government is setting its sights on digital currencies.

The coronavirus pandemic has not only been a health crisis but it has put our relationships to the test as well. We talked about love and human relations in the post-coronavirus era with Helen Fisher, anthropologist and chief scientific adviser for the Match.com dating service.

Larry talks with Geraldo Rivera about being friends with Donald Trump, why he doesn't believe the claims of Russian bounties on US troops, and why he thinks Trump's presidency will be viewed "more moderately" than critics suggest.

The unilateral annexation of the Occupied Territories is illegal under international law. But this is exactly what Israel intends to do when it comes to the West Bank. On this edition of the program, we discuss why Israel is doing this, the international reaction, and the fate of the Palestinians.

CrossTalking with Ramzy Baroud & Gideon Levy.

A new investigation shows how thousands of judges broke the law in multiple ways, yet have not faced any accountability. A potentially devastating eviction crisis is drawing near. Nick Brana joins us to discuss all this and more.

CIA whistleblower John Kiriakou joins us to discuss how the agency may feel about the Black Lives Matter movement, John Bolton, and more.