Well it finally happened, Donald Trump has been impeached by the House of Representatives. In complete opposition to what the founders had envisioned, the articles voted on were along party lines. It is highly unlikely the Senate will vote to remove the president from office. So, what is the point of the entire exercise?

CrossTalking with David Gornoski, Richard Goodstein, and Anthony Brian Logan.

Despite the Bank of England’s decision to hold rates steady, the central bank is coming under fire for a controversy of a different kind. Hilary Fordwich of the British-American Business Association is on hand to steer us through the audio leak scandal that gave some traders the upper hand. Plus, in the wake of Uber being barred from London, the ride-hailing giant has now been kicked out of Germany; we’ll bring you up to speed on the ban. And later, TG Watkins of Simpler Trading joins the show to analyze markets in the wake of recent turmoil around the globe.

Lee shreds the headlines from the Washington Post as they completely misrepresent the point on climate change, American public opinion, and the US’ war on Venezuela. Nicole Roussell is the producer of the Sputnik Radio news show Loud & Clear. She sits down with Lee to grapple with the consequences the recent elections in Britain and Israel. They also discuss Trump’s impeachment, the 2020 election, and US-China relations. Anders Lee finishes the show with a review of the worst tweets from the last week.

In this episode of the Keiser Report from Buenos Aires, Argentina, Max and Stacy discuss the many root causes of the frequent economic and monetary crises in Argentina. In the second half, Max continues his interview with Nick Giambruno of CaseyResearch.com about the economy of Argentina. They also discuss his recent piece arguing that central banks will push gold prices higher in 2020 as they continue to take physical delivery of the precious metal with record demand.

The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court has rebuked the FBI over the surveillance of Carter Page; RT correspondent Rachel Blevins has the details. Then, RT correspondent Sara Montes de Oca brings the latest on the Turkey-US battle over historical genocides. Alan Grayson and RT correspondent Faran Fronczak update us on the impeachment of Donald Trump. And the Earth’s magnetic North Pole keeps drifting...

The Alex Salmond Show reconvenes its celebrated panel of political pundits to debate the shape of politics to come in the aftermath of the Christmas election. Peter Oborne, Lembit Opik, and Chris Williamson analyze the results and debate the future course of UK politics. Boris Johnson is now master of all he surveys at Westminster, but could problems lie in wait from Europe, Ireland, and Scotland?

Mike Papantonio and Trial Lawyer Magazine editor Farron Cousins put the spotlight back on Saudi Arabia, as over 25,000 9/11 victims and their families are filing suit against the Saudi government for its complicity in funding terrorist organizations. Also, Amazon is accusing the Pentagon of improperly awarding its highly-coveted $10 billion JEDI cloud contract to Microsoft, alleging the decision was based on President Trump’s bias against Jeff Bezos.

The ‘Jews running the world’ may be one of the dirtiest conspiracies for some, but not for our guest today. A scholar of Jewish history, he maintains that Jews are indeed overrepresented in many key occupations and played a vital role in all major pursuits of the 20th century – from capitalism and liberalism to nationalism and socialism. And the future also belongs to the Jews. Is that too risky of an argument in this age of political correctness? To discuss this, Oksana is joined by Yuri Slezkine, professor of History at the University of California, Berkeley.

Streets in France continue to grind to a halt as unions protest a proposed pension reform from the French government. We bring you full coverage with RT correspondent Charlotte Dubenskij and Richard Wolff, host of Economic Update. Plus, a new merger agreement would create a behemoth in the auto industry, but what hurdles will it face? RT correspondent Alex Mihailovich brings us up to speed on the Fiat-PSA merger and its implications for the sector. Plus, as scrutiny of fossil fuels is on the rise around the globe, clean alternatives are facing heat in the US. Tyson Slocum of Public Citizen lends us a hand to analyze the future of green energy policy in the US.

Brett Gelman sits down with Larry for a chat about his role on season three of the David E. Kelley drama ‘Mr. Mercedes’.Plus, why he loves providing comic relief in his roles and what drives him as an actor.