As reports this week that the deaths of homeless people rose by a record 22 percent last year in England and Wales alone, we visit one of London’s foremost soup kitchens in Brixton, and speak to co-founder Soloman Smith and Dr. Mahamed Hashi, Labour councillor, Lambeth.

According to Karl Marx, history repeats itself, first as tragedy, second as farce, but in the case of American politics, it’s fast turning into a sitcom in which the characters and even the situations remain invariably fixed. With yet another -gate (now Ukraine-gate) taking over Washington, is there any hope for moving ahead with any of the world’s pressing problems? To discuss this, Oksana is joined by Dmitry Suslov, deputy director at the Center for Comprehensive European and International Studies at the Higher School of Economics.

According to Karl Marx, history repeats itself, first as tragedy, second as farce, but in the case of American politics, it’s fast turning into a sitcom in which the characters and even the situations remain invariably fixed. With yet another -gate (now Ukraine-gate) taking over Washington, is there any hope for moving ahead with any of the world’s pressing problems? To discuss this, Oksana is joined by Dmitry Suslov, deputy director at the Center for Comprehensive European and International Studies at the Higher School of Economics.

Mike Papantonio and Trial Lawyer magazine editor Farron Cousins take aim at the political fervor surrounding impeachment proceedings against President Trump. They then discuss the ABYSMAL regulation of e-cigarettes. Attorney and former DC councilmember LaRuby May walks us through a case of child suicide at a DC charter school. Plus, legal journalist Mollye talks about the Secure and Fair Enforcement (SAFE) Banking Act. This bill would protect from prosecution banks who do business with the cannabis industry. Could this be a GIANT step forward for federal marijuana reform?

Mike Papantonio and Trial Lawyer magazine editor Farron Cousins take aim at the political fervor surrounding impeachment proceedings against President Trump. They then discuss the ABYSMAL regulation of e-cigarettes. Attorney and former DC councilmember LaRuby May walks us through a case of child suicide at a DC charter school. Plus, legal journalist Mollye talks about the Secure and Fair Enforcement (SAFE) Banking Act. This bill would protect from prosecution banks who do business with the cannabis industry. Could this be a GIANT step forward for federal marijuana reform?

Comedy legend Jon Lovitz sits down with his good friend and guest host Dennis Miller to explain why he got into stand-up comedy later in life. Plus, the friends reminisce about their time together on ‘Saturday Night Live’.

Comedy legend Jon Lovitz sits down with his good friend and guest host Dennis Miller to explain why he got into stand-up comedy later in life. Plus, the friends reminisce about their time together on ‘Saturday Night Live’.

Max and Stacy continue their discussion of the repo chaos and ask if there is a squeeze on the dollar, as Rick Ackerman suggests. If house flippers still easily get credit, what exactly is going on with the big banks that they’ve suddenly created a liquidity crisis? Max talks to Mark Yusko of Morgan Creek Capital about the repo market situation and QE4Ever, the Killer Ds, and how we can make recessions great again by allowing the business cycle to happen. They also discuss stock buybacks as stealth QE.

Max and Stacy continue their discussion of the repo chaos and ask if there is a squeeze on the dollar, as Rick Ackerman suggests. If house flippers still easily get credit, what exactly is going on with the big banks that they’ve suddenly created a liquidity crisis? Max talks to Mark Yusko of Morgan Creek Capital about the repo market situation and QE4Ever, the Killer Ds, and how we can make recessions great again by allowing the business cycle to happen. They also discuss stock buybacks as stealth QE.

A new investigation shows that when the US bombs militants in Africa, they have no regard for civilian casualties. Billionaire pedophile Jeffrey Epstein’s victims are turning to the federal appeals court to seek justice. California prison officials have finally admitted to hosting ‘gladiator fights’ among inmates. However, they have a sinister PR spin on it.