Filipino president Rodrigo Duterte told RT in an exclusive interview that he has no plans to visit the US for the ASEAN summit, having already snubbed one invitation over a clash of words with Obama.

The Filipino leader told RT’s Murad Gazdiev that he’s never been to the United State, even though he once received an offer from Obama to come to Washington. He said he turned down the invitation after being criticized by the Democratic president during a press conference.

Larry goes one-on-one with constitutional scholar and member of President Trump's legal defense team Alan Dershowitz, who explains why his views on impeachment have changed from those he previously held during Bill Clinton's Senate trial.

Many call the impeachment trial of Donald Trump in the US Senate a political show. Well, if it is, then it is not very entertaining. In fact, it is quite boring, repetitive, and tedious. Clearly, this entire process is a blood fest to play for keeps. But what about the institutional damage left in the wake of this low-energy process?

CrossTalking with Ian Schlakman, Tom Borelli, and Ned Ryun.

The New York Times has done it again – they’ve uncritically published an outrageous story claiming that political unrest, this time in Latin America, was caused by Russian bots. Gareth Porter has just written ‘The CIA Insider’s Guide to the Iran Crisis’ with friend of the show John Kiriakou. He sat down with Lee to discuss what’s really happening between the US and Iran and how it mirrors the US’ war against the people of Vietnam. Natalie McGill finishes the show by taking down a journalist who called the police on a Target manager over a mispriced toothbrush.

More accusations come to light in the investigation of OPCW concerning the 2018 chemical attack in Douma. Then, who will defend the defenseless if the US public defender system is experiencing budget cuts? And, firefighters will now have access to facial recognition that can identify people's emotions.

The coronavirus continues to sweep China as the world's most-populous nation quarantines several major cities, but what impact will this have on markets? We'll break it down and find out how the virus is shaking stocks with Peter Schiff of Euro Pacific Capital. Plus, the UK is looking for friends following their set Brexit date, but a deal with the US could be tougher than some think. Naeem Aslam of AvaTrade lends us a hand to break down what lies in store for the British economy.

They say age breeds wisdom. But can we grow personally and mature, while staying young and healthy? Can ageing be cured just like any other disease? We asked David Sinclair, professor of genetics at Harvard Medical School.

With homelessness rising The Alex Salmond Show returns to this seemingly intractable social issue and features both direct action from the homeless “SWAT” teams on the streets of London and the university which has moved from social studies to practical help. Both projects can claim success but do they provide a comprehensive answer or are the homeless, like the poor, now ever with us?

‘Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles’ star Josh Flagg sits down with guest host Tom Green to discuss the Los Angeles real estate market, why he would never sell houses anywhere else, and some of the biggest sales he’s made.

In this episode of Keiser Report, Max and Stacy look at the fact that every crisis is now used as an asset, resource, and wealth grab for the economic elite. One such case is the mysterious repo market turmoil, which sees money velocity continue to collapse despite the NY Fed throwing tens of billions daily into the coffers of the bankers, with the money simply disappearing into their huge and unspendable hoard of wealth. In Haiti, the poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere, a devastating earthquake ten years ago saw billions donated to the country – only for the cash to end up in the pockets of the biggest corporations and most politically connected elite, with hardly any at all reaching the Haitian people. In the second half of the programme, Max talks to Chris Martenson of PeakProsperity.com about the ‘fourth turning’, mass unrest, excessive money printing from the central bank, and gold markets.