Attorney Daniel Nigh explains the lawsuits being filed against the manufacturers of Zantac, a popular heartburn relief aid that has been found to be contaminated with the cancer-causing chemical NDMA. Then, RT correspondent Brigida Santos looks at the frightening reality of medical debt collection, which often leads to the arrest and incarceration of those too poor to pay up. Plus, legal journalist Mollye Barrows explains how women across the country are suing police departments for failing to properly investigate rape kits, creating a backlog numbering in the hundreds of thousands.

Following months of scrutiny by lawmakers across the globe, Mark Zuckerberg faced Congress on Wednesday, where lawmakers grilled the social media CEO on the libra digital currency. Professor Richard Wolff joins the show today to break down the blockchain battle and what it means for the future of FinTech. Plus, as the shipping tussle wears on between the US and China, the future of another major trade deal remains in doubt. Laura Carlsen of the Center for International Policy joins the show from Mexico City to give us the outlook on the plan.

Following months of scrutiny by lawmakers across the globe, Mark Zuckerberg faced Congress on Wednesday, where lawmakers grilled the social media CEO on the libra digital currency. Professor Richard Wolff joins the show today to break down the blockchain battle and what it means for the future of FinTech. Plus, as the shipping tussle wears on between the US and China, the future of another major trade deal remains in doubt. Laura Carlsen of the Center for International Policy joins the show from Mexico City to give us the outlook on the plan.

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy discuss the spooky signs across the world that prove ‘paper is, indeed, poverty’ for it is a ‘ghost of money’ rather than money itself. And as such, it can hide all sorts of scary things like unpayable, toxic and fraudulent debts. In the second half, Max talks to Ross Ashcroft, the host of Renegade Inc., about the UK's Serious Fraud Office’ quietly ending their ‘inquiry’ into the overwhelming evidence of serious fraud that happened during the Libor rigging scandal in the 2007-2009 period. They also discuss the failure of neoliberal economics as seen in protests across the globe and in the ‘botched’ PFI contracts in the UK.

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy discuss the spooky signs across the world that prove ‘paper is, indeed, poverty’ for it is a ‘ghost of money’ rather than money itself. And as such, it can hide all sorts of scary things like unpayable, toxic and fraudulent debts. In the second half, Max talks to Ross Ashcroft, the host of Renegade Inc., about the UK's Serious Fraud Office’ quietly ending their ‘inquiry’ into the overwhelming evidence of serious fraud that happened during the Libor rigging scandal in the 2007-2009 period. They also discuss the failure of neoliberal economics as seen in protests across the globe and in the ‘botched’ PFI contracts in the UK.

Late Night Host Extraordinaire Jimmy Fallon sits down with guest host Dennis Miller to chat about his latest book, ‘This is Baby’, ‘SNL’ memories, and what he loves most about doing ‘The Tonight Show’.

Late Night Host Extraordinaire Jimmy Fallon sits down with guest host Dennis Miller to chat about his latest book, ‘This is Baby’, ‘SNL’ memories, and what he loves most about doing ‘The Tonight Show’.

The show this week opens with Lee reviewing a recent push in the media to classify the US as a rogue state that doesn't live up to its role as a leader on the world stage. As he notes, this argument completely ignores that the US has always used violence, intimidation, and deceit to achieve its own goals. This behavior is nothing new. In the second half of the show Anders Lee comes on dressed as the Monopoly man to report on how the 1917 Espionage Act has been used by both Obama and Trump to scare potential whistleblowers from revealing the US’ ‘rogue’ activities. Then Naomi Karavani caps the show off with a look at a recent case where a Californian energy utility shut off power to its clients to prevent forest fires. The company, PG&E, had decided to spend money they should've spent on updating their equipment on lobbyists and PR consultants.

The show this week opens with Lee reviewing a recent push in the media to classify the US as a rogue state that doesn't live up to its role as a leader on the world stage. As he notes, this argument completely ignores that the US has always used violence, intimidation, and deceit to achieve its own goals. This behavior is nothing new. In the second half of the show Anders Lee comes on dressed as the Monopoly man to report on how the 1917 Espionage Act has been used by both Obama and Trump to scare potential whistleblowers from revealing the US’ ‘rogue’ activities. Then Naomi Karavani caps the show off with a look at a recent case where a Californian energy utility shut off power to its clients to prevent forest fires. The company, PG&E, had decided to spend money they should've spent on updating their equipment on lobbyists and PR consultants.

It seems the Brexit saga will never end. The electorate voted to leave the European Union, but the political class and media are resistant. Does the people’s voice mean anything anymore? What is the legacy of the Brexit ordeal on institutions, confidence in elites, and the democratic process?

CrossTalking with Lee Jasper, Alexander Mercouris, and David Vance.