From Australia to the US, raids on journalists threaten free press and free speech. Western media has grossly misreported a story from the Netherlands related to one girl’s mental health. Author Danny Haiphong joins us to discuss American exceptionalism, fake news, and the politics of patriotism. And Minnesota residents may be getting a new incentive to turn their lawns into bee-friendly habitats.

The last decade has seen many unnecessary wars, but the Libyan catastrophe stands out as a wanton waste of life and infrastructure. It was a vanity project for the powers that be, which ended up uprooting two continents. Is there anything or anyone that can put Libya back together again? To discuss this, Oksana is joined by Ghassan Salame, head of the UN Support Mission in Libya.

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy discuss the fact that trade wars are being waged on multiple fronts abroad, while back at home the streets of Los Angeles are bleached regularly as a solution to the problem of extreme poverty and homelessness in the city that benefits from the free ride of global Intellectual Property protection. They liken the disinfectant solution to that of how BigAg in the US treats its produce – chickens are not raised in human or sanitary conditions as in Europe, but instead factory farmed in excrement and then washed down with chlorine. In the second half, Max interviews Constantin Gurdgiev of Macroview.eu about the situation in California and what solutions, if any, are possible. They then discuss deglobalization in the days of Trump, Brexit, and the Yellow Vests.

Dr. Drew Pinsky sits down with guest host Tom Green to discuss the importance of mental health awareness in America, and how social media is causing depression and isolation. Plus, what Dr. Drew thinks about President Trump's mental health.

We speak to Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Shaffer on Trump’s visit to the UK and meeting the BAE Systems chair, increased tensions with Iran despite campaigning on an anti-war ticket, the Russia investigation and contacts between Trump and Russia, and the US’ support for terrorist groups and its disastrous consequences. Next we speak to Howard Beckett of Unite the Union on why Unite and many others joined the anti-Trump protests in London, anti-Semitism allegations against the Labour Party, misogyny, climate change denial, and why Unite protested Trump and not Obama’s state visit, the causes of Brexit, a potential coup against Jeremy Corbyn, and more!

As the trade war escalates seemingly by the day, some investors are looking to safer havens for their cash… most notably cryptocurrencies. Crypto Analyst Ben Swann and Rocky Miller of Bitsian help us delve into the details. Silicon Valley has found itself in the crosshairs of just about everyone, from Congress to consumers, and in the wake of the revived antitrust movement, tech stocks have tailed. RT correspondent Ashlee Banks and Danielle Shay of Simpler Trading log on to help us tackle tech’s tumble.

Political experts discuss the growing number of Democrats pressuring Nancy Pelosi to begin impeachment proceedings against President Trump. And, a former congresswoman who voted to impeach Richard Nixon explains the parallel she sees of 1974 to today.

Large tech companies are trying to prevent weapon manufacturers from using their products. National Guard bases are made vulnerable by hurricanes and other natural disasters. Western corporate media once again ran with unverified sources that claimed North Korean diplomats were executed, which turned out to be untrue a few days later; professor and activist Derek Ford joins us to discuss. And humpback whales may be making a huge comeback thanks to anti-pollution legislation!

Has the time come for Google and the other Big Tech tyrants? There is a growing consensus that the near-monopoly status of many of these companies is bad for competition, for the consumer, and even for freedom of speech. No doubt Silicon Valley is lawyering up!

CrossTalking with Bill Mew, Ed Butowsky, and Jeffrey Carr.

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy discuss the fact that the most progressive signaling nations like Canada or states like California or Connecticut often have some of the most regressive laws preventing the wealth gap from closing. In the second half, Max continues his interview with Randy Voller, former head of the Democratic Party in North Carolina, about the data proving an unprecedented wealth and income gap in the US and what to do about it.