In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy discuss the high cost of the ‘forever wars,’ as trillions are spent without taxpayers realizing because of changes in the naming of the wars. The longest war so far, for example, in Afghanistan and Pakistan, has had two names: Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Freedom’s Sentinel, so voters don’t realize lives and treasure are being wasted in the same theatre. Max and Stacy compare this to the ever-shifting naming of the central bank programs to bail out banks. In the second half, Max continues his conversation with Alasdair Macleod of Goldmoney.com about 150 years of bank credit expansion nearing an end. They also discuss Alasdair’s predictions for 2020 on gold, the dollar, and the global settlements layer.

Unrest continues amid turmoil and elections in Hong Kong, but what impact could this have in regard to trade talks? We break it down with Peter Schiff of Euro Pacific Capital, plus we delve into market moves around the holiday season. And, speaking of holiday shopping, Black Friday is on the horizon, but what kind of bump will the US economy see amid recent booms? RT correspondent Trinity Chavez brings us the latest on the shopping spree and how it could move stocks. Plus, amid a change of leadership, could the ECB be looking to new frontiers, such as fintech, as the face of global finance continues to change? Hilary Fordwich of the British American Business Association lends us a hand to break it down.

Jesse Ventura joins us to discuss Donald Trump and both sides of the political establishment wanting to label Mexican cartels ‘terrorist organizations,’ which could set a dangerous precedent. China and the US are facing off for rare earth minerals. Matthew Hoh, senior fellow at the Center For International Policy, discusses US war crimes and the truth in US foreign policy.

On this episode of Going Underground, we speak to Lebanon’s former president Emile Lahoud about the ongoing protests which have taken over Lebanese politics. He discusses endemic corruption and alleges a long history of corruption, by Saad Hariri and his late father Rafic Hariri, involving Saudi Arabia. Lahoud also talks about the need for sectarian politics in Lebanon to be completely abolished to unite Lebanon, why Hezbollah must not be disarmed given its history of fighting Israeli attacks on Lebanon, US arrogance while dealing with him as president, and more!

Despite repeated attacks from President Trump, the Federal Reserve has issued its plans for the near future, one that doesn’t include rate cuts. Todd Horwitz of Bubba Trading is on hand to break down Jerome Powell’s vision and discuss what the holidays have in store for market moves. Plus, following a string of flops for so-called unicorns, venture capital is adjusting its outlook for funding. Investigative journalist Ben Swann joins the show to outline how funders are changing guidelines for ensuring their investments. And while digital streaming has been booming in recent years, the sector is now scooping theatres. RT correspondent Trinity Chavez is on the ground in New York City to bring us up to speed on the streaming deals.

We question if we really need more billionaire politicians. Over 60 doctors wrote an open letter warning that Julian Assange could die in prison. And presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg comes under fire after a viral article.

It is an understatement to say America is a very divided country. Many have even spoken openly of the possibility of civil war. What is tearing the country apart? What is keeping it together? It can’t only be about Donald Trump. What will it take to start a sustained social and political dialogue before it is too late?

CrossTalking with Jen Kerns, Rich Castaldo, and Arvin Vohra.

Larry talks with political and legal experts about the aftermath of the public impeachment hearings, including conspiracies being pushed by the president and some of his supporters.

Timothy Omundson sits down with Larry King to discuss his incredible recovery after having a stroke in 2017 and his big career comeback. Plus, how roles have changed for him since his stroke.

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy discuss Moody’s issuing a world debt downgrade warning (WDDW) on rising political unrest. Despite this rising turmoil, the Fed keeps printing new millionaires as QE continues to rescue the ‘haves’ at the expense of the ‘have nots’. In the second half, Max talks to Alasdair Macleod of Goldmoney.com about “plans for global dystopia,” and why and how it is that policy planners are prepping for a post-fiat world.