It appears a new Cold War is in play – this time waged against China. What are the terms of engagement? What does it mean to win? And is an all-out war possible? How did the US and its allies find themselves in this situation?

CrossTalking with Winnie King and Ivan Eland.

The Alex Salmond Show examines the developing economics of the Covid-19 crisis, and asks leading economists Vicky Pryce and George Kerevan whether a prolonged world recession is now inevitable, and what new economic thinking will be needed to meet the challenges of the post-pandemic age?

In this episode of Keiser Report, Max and Stacy discuss the blow-up dolls and mannequins simulating activity at social distancing restaurants but helping to instill a creepy post-pandemic unease over the new normal. They compare that to our blow-up doll economy, where money printing also creates a creepy illusion of economic activity – one which the money velocity shows is all fake. In the second half, Max talks to Tyson Slocum of Public Citizen about the structural failures in the energy market which allowed for a negative oil price, and they discuss how the Saudis got played by retail ETF investors in America.

The news media industry was already having difficulty staying afloat, but with the economic downfall caused by the pandemic, does it stand a chance? And Dr. Andre M. Perry joins us to discuss his new book ‘Know Your Price: Valuing Black Lives and Property in America’s Black Cities’.

Arguably one of the greatest woman's basketball players of all time, Nancy Lieberman always felt safe on the court. Now she is giving back by helping kids achieve their dreams through basketball by opening "Dream Courts" across the country. She also talks about how Mohammad Ali helped her realize her greatness and mentor her through her career.

To learn more about how you can help be apart of building "Dream Courts" and Nancy's other projects during Covid-19 head to www.nancyliebermancharities.org

In an effort to fund its growing debt, the United States has begun selling 20-year bonds for the first time in more than three decades. We look into what this means for the US economy moving forward. Plus, as the Covid-19 outbreak continues to wipe out monetary gains, India’s economy could face a major hit as Goldman Sachs is predicting a GDP collapse of more than 40 percent. Pharma giant Johnson & Johnson is no stranger to controversy, and now the company has pulled its talcum powder from shelves in the US and Canada. Will this trend continue in the rest of the world?

Big banks on Wall Street are doling out mortgage loans left and right, potentially feeding into a real estate collapse. Also, FBI documents reveal Saudi Embassy official Mussaed Ahmed al-Jarrah as a conspirator behind the 9/11 attacks. Plus, Jeff Bezos profited $30 billion during the pandemic, yet is slashing hazard pay for Amazon workers. While contact tracing is making waves as a further threat to privacy rights, RT Correspondent Brigida Santos brings us up to speed on the Patriot Act renewal, including amendments which could extend its reach to our online browsing activity. Attorney Virginia Buchanan spotlights a class action lawsuit against Allergan, the company which manufactured textured breast implants which were recalled in 38 countries after reports surfaced of women developing lymphoma.

On this episode of Going Underground, we speak to world-famous communist philosopher and author of ‘Pandemic!: Covid-19 shakes the world’, Slavoj Zizek. He discusses different coronavirus responses from governments around the world, from the “capitalist barbarism” of Donald Trump and Jair Bolsonaro, to the responses of governors like Andrew Cuomo, why the world as we know it no longer exists, the discovery of a new working class of nurses, caretakers and essential staff, class warfare in the pandemic world, why capitalism and free markets cannot be relied on for handling future crises, why he believes some form of communism is needed in the post-coronavirus world, the need for increased international health collaboration and more!

The collapse of the Russiagate hoax has exposed – yet again – the unprofessionalism and bias of the corporate liberal media. The same media consistently project their own claimed values and political preferences. Facts, and even the truth, are conspicuously absent from their news reporting.

CrossTalking with Kim Iversen and Joe Concha.

Michigan was forced to cancel legislative sessions in order to avoid armed protesters. Meanwhile, transparency and accountability are still missing from the US’ actions in African countries.