In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy discuss Americans living paycheck to paycheck despite a 40-year bull market in bonds where interest rates have been declining year after year for decades. In the second half, Max continues his interview with Wolf Richter of WolfStreet.com about 100-year bonds, Argentina’s latest likely default, and the housing market in the US.

Youtube star and makeup artist Manny Gutierrez sits down with guest host Shawn King to discuss his new makeup line Lunar Beauty. Plus, how he’s trying to change the perception associated with men wearing makeup.

If you feel like you may have lost track of all the drama coming out of the G7 summit in France, don’t worry, because RT producer Brent Jabbour is here to track the storylines and subplots from the surprisingly controversial conclave. Plus dramatic developments just keep coming in the Trans-Pacific trade fight, but could there be cause for hope on the horizon? Peter Schiff of Euro Pacific Capital is standing by to delve into the details of what a deal might look like. And later, as if the trade climate couldn’t get any more tricky, a new threat is descending upon one of the world’s favorite fruits. Fred Kaufman, author of ‘Bet the Farm’ peels past the headlines and takes a look at why banana farmers are going crazy with anxiety.

Nestle is once again attempting to drain a local water supply. Mayors across the US are hesitant regarding health concerns and restrictions on 5G cell sites. Twitter suspended over 200,000 Chinese accounts and temporarily took down Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro’s account. And crows in the city have high cholesterol, largely because of the junk we eat.

We’re at Port Eliot Festival in Cornwall in search of new ideas, great speakers and, of course those people who are thinking differently… Hugo Spowers is one of those entrepreneurs who left motor racing because of the environmental damage it caused and started Riversimple – a car company that won’t ever sell you a car. Adam Lusby became interested in Hugo’s approach because he saw it as a blueprint for building new industries. Host Ross Ashcroft caught up with Hugo and Adam to talk cars, entrepreneurship, and building the companies of the future.

Host Chris Hedges talks to Israeli-American activist and author Miko Peled about the persecution of Muslims in America following 9/11, especially when they are supportive of Palestinian rights. Peled’s recent book 'Injustice: The Story of the Holy Land Foundation Five,' is published by Just World Books.

This weekend all eyes will be on Notting Hill. Most will marvel at the joy Britain’s Afro Caribbean community brings to this green and pleasant land. Some will view the Notting Hill Carnival through a more jaundice eye, wondering if racist stereotypes will be confirmed and the level of crime – more than normal in a vast crowd over three days on a bank holiday weekend, will be recorded. Few in either camp will realise that a matter of yards from Ladbroke Grove stands the camouflaged husk of Grenfell Tower which took the lives of scores of people and scarred the lives of thousands a little over two years ago. Pat Mason is deeply involved in both events as a tireless seeker of truth and justice, and a leading councillor in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, so we invited him into the Sputnik studio to give his thoughts.

And the second part of the highly popular interview with legendary Irish politician Clare Daly MEP. She talks about the EU, Brexit, Irish neutrality, and more.

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy discuss former central bank chairman Alan Greenspan, warning that there are no barriers to negative yields in the US. In the second half, Max interviews Wolf Richter of WolfStreet.com about the significance of negative yields and what it says about the future of our economy.

Holland Cooke sits down with Daniel Brito, host of RT America’s Boom Bust, to break down President Trump’s new “public charge” rule regarding immigrants applying for social welfare programs like food stamps and Medicaid. Law professor Marjorie Cohn discusses how the US has historically played a major role in the destabilization of Latin American countries, contributing to the waves of refugees, and she unpacks Trump’s new policy which makes qualifying for asylum more difficult. Holland Cooke discusses with cybersecurity expert Steven Weisman the ever-growing concerns over identity theft.

Journalist Hugo Meunier went undercover as a Walmart employee and found that they are overworked, underpaid, and nearly brainwashed. Protesters in Hong Kong form a human chain of sorts. And Philadelphia police cause havoc while trying to pursue ‘Jawn Wick’.