There’s a global unemployment crisis happening, as the coronavirus pandemic has caused some of the highest rates of job loss in recent decades. The UFC plans to use indigenous tribal lands to keep fighting. And street medicine practitioner Suhaib Abaza joins us to discuss the horror homeless populations are experiencing during the pandemic.

As the Covid-19 pandemic cripples economies and healthcare systems worldwide, scientists are scrambling in a race of prestige for a vaccine against the novel virus. We talked about this with Dr. Vincent Racaniello, the Higgins Professor of Microbiology & Immunology at Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons.

Larry talks with Dr. Mehmet Oz about his controversial advocacy for the anti-malarial drug hydroxychloroquine in the fight against Covid-19.

Naomi Karavani is the guest host of this episode of VIP. Karavani, Lee Camp and Natalie McGill open the show with a panel where they compare the coronavirus pandemic to former crises in the US, how our society is relying on low-wage workers to continue functioning throughout this pandemic, and how the powerful are measuring lives against economic stability. Naomi looks into pandemic profiteering, some dirty recipients of stimulus money, and the tragedy unfolding on Rikers Island during the pandemic.

Suzanne Somers talks about her new book and how being diagnosed with cancer actually helped her turn her life around and has kept her healthy to this day.

On the 700th anniversary of the declaration of Arbroath, the Alex Salmond Show looks at Scotland’s very own independence declaration and discusses with professor Ted Cowan, singer Sheena Wellington and author Billy Kay how this medieval letter from the community of the realm of Scotland has impacted European and world history.

The market beatdown continues in the US with few bright spots; when will we see the economic sea change? Plus, the agriculture sector is taking a hit from the closing of borders in several nations around the globe. We take a look at the impact of the coronavirus pandemic and break down the road to recovery.

The military-industrial complex has spoken on ‘national security’ for decades, but in a pandemic it proved useless. Pentagon officials seem more interested in regime change in Venezuela than focusing on #COVID19. And Preston Mitchum joins us to discuss if gay men can finally donate blood in the US.

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy look at the supply chain of risk, on which risk gets dumped into pension funds and unsuspecting Main Streeters who pay with inflation and taxes for the bad bets taken by Wall Street. They discuss the role of gerrymandering in politics and finance. In the second half, Max interviews options trader and financial news star, Jon Najarian, about offloading risk in financial markets. They also discuss siphoning off liquidity via high frequency trading and how the Covid-19 lockdown is adding volatility on top of volatility, as market makers are moved upstairs.

As the world deals with the Covid-19 pandemic, it is timely to reassess the nature of globalism. How should we think about trade, open borders and the financialization of the economy? Have we reached peak globalism?

CrossTalking with Jeffrey A. Tucker and Danny Haiphong.