Tia Carrere sits down with Larry King to share her journey in film, television, and voiceover work. From starring in cult hits like ‘Wayne’s World’ and ‘Lilo and Stitch’, Tia Carrere gives the scoop on starring in the upcoming show ‘AJ and The Queen’ starring alongside RuPaul.

Dr Raymond Niaura fact-checks frenzied coverage of vaping deaths, busting the myth that nicotine is killing people.

David Helvarg explains how oceans are suffocating from climate change, industrial pollution, and plastic waste.

The coronavirus continues to sweep across the globe, affecting several sectors of the Chinese economy. We take a deep dive into the specifics of how the virus slammed not only the nation's manufacturing base, but markets around the globe. Plus, the UK has finally broken away from the EU after years of controversy. We'll analyze what the future holds for a post-Brexit Europe.

In this episode of Keiser Report, Max and Stacy look at the banning of single-use plastics. Despite a reduction in the use of plastic bags, the development of huge multi-billion-dollar petrochemical plants largely for the production of plastics suggests the reality is that there will be much more plastic in our future.

In the second half, Max talks to Jason Tetro – aka 'the Germ Guy' – about the coronavirus. Is it all hype? Or should we be worried? They also discuss a volatility index for health and pandemics such as this virus from Wuhan.

All sorts of bizarre forms, buildings made of mushrooms – modern architecture is pushing the boundaries of our imagination and looking into what life might be like in the future. We’ve spoken to architect and philosopher, director of Zaha Hadid Architects, Patrik Schumacher.

The 2020 presidential campaign is beginning to look a lot like the 2016 race. But this time around the insurgent is Bernie Sanders – who is not even a member of the Democratic Party. Voters again are not interested in establishment politicians. In fact, they appear to be rebelling against them. Will we see a Trump-Sanders showdown?

CrossTalking with Jennifer DeMaster, Lee Camp, and Howie Hawkins.

Joe Biden was recently confronted by an environmental activist who asked him to explain why he deserves the votes of people concerned about climate change. He refused to answer the question in a move that should concern Biden fans. Lee dissects the interaction. Lee sat down this week with Ramesh Srinivasan, an academic whose work focuses on the intersection between technology and social development, and who recently published ‘Beyond The Valley’. His book is about the potential for modern communication technology in addressing social inequality, as well as the dangers it holds. Naomi Karavani finishes off the show with a report on new findings about the CIA’s MKULTRA mind control program.

The WHO has labeled the Coronavirus outbreak a public health emergency – at the same time, the disease has continued to hit China, slamming the country’s manufacturing economy. We’ll break down what it means for the auto sector. Plus, Facebook is facing yet another fine, but could this be just a slap on the wrist? We’ll take a look. And the UK is finally on the edge of Brexit, leading to a new era for Great Britain. We do a deep dive into what’s at stake in terms of trade for the island nation.

Russia probe figure George Papadopoulus, reacts to an Inspector General's report about FBI FISA warrant abuses. And, Larry talks with Breitbart's Joel Pollack and a former member of Ken Starr's Clinton investigation team about the impeachment witness battle.

The US budget deficit is set to top $1 trillion next decade. The NFL’s New Orleans Saints have found themselves in the Catholic Church’s abuse scandal. American exceptionalism is really unpopular. And a preview of our upcoming special on Mississippi’s prison crisis.