As the fate of the 2020 US Census citizenship question rests in the hands of the Supreme Court, critics have slammed the move; but what does it mean for business? Dmitriy Chebotarev of Vosht Capital lends us a hand to sift through the census contention. Plus, markets are moving on earnings reports; Commodity trader Tina Reine helps us through the heap of stock headlines. And finally, how bad is debt for your intellect? RT Producer Brent Jabbour breaks down what fiscal burdens mean for your brain.

Constitutional scholar Alan Dershowitz gives Larry his take on the Mueller report, including his belief that Donald Trump can not be impeached for any findings in the Russia probe. And, his take on congressional inquiries into Trump's finances.

Oligarch Poroshenko is out and comic Zelensky is in. The presidential contest wasn’t even close. Saying Ukrainians voted for change is an understatement. Change is what Ukraine needs. Can this political novice deliver? What is next for Ukraine?

CrossTalking with Mary Dejevsky, Kees Van Der Pijl, and Daniel Lazare.

On this episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy discuss the wall of bad debt on the ECB’s balance sheet that has caused inflation in Berlin rent prices which, in turn, has led to demands for the expropriation of property from large landlords. This follows the UN’s housing adviser accusing Blackstone Group of ‘wreaking havoc’ in communities and helping to fuel a global housing crisis. In the second half, Max interviews Rick Ackerman of RickAckerman.com about deflation, interest rates, and the US dollar.

Trump’s tough talk turns too real as the administration slaps severe sanctions on Iranian oil; Hillary Fordwich, the CEO of Strelmark, helps us drill into what this means for markets and geopolitics. Plus, Huawei beats the US heat as their revenues cash in big time; RT’s Alex Mihailovich logs on to comb through the company’s earnings. Finally, we break down bitcoin prices with Jeffrey Tucker of the American Institute for Economic Research.

`Downton Abbey’ star Elizabeth McGovern sits down with Larry to discuss her new film ‘The Chaperone’ and why she fought to have it made.Plus, what fans can expect from the new ‘Downton Abbey’ film.

Ukraine elects a comedian as president in a landslide. A federal judge has ruled that residents of #Flint, Michigan can sue the federal government over the now 5-year water crisis. An appeals court has ruled that Chelsea Manning must remain in prison (in solitary confinement) for refusing to testify before a grand jury against WikiLeaks’ founder Julian Assange. The US will end sanctions waivers for countries importing Iranian oil. And the world’s largest aircraft is set to hit the skies soon.

Lydia Hearst sits down with Shawn King to discuss her new film, ‘The Haunting of Sharon Tate’. Plus, she reveals her love of horror films, her zombie obsession, and reminisces about growing up with mom, Patty Hearst.

We speak to renowned philosopher Slavoj Žižek and discuss the arrest of Chelsea Manning and the campaign by the US to arrest WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange; Brexit and whether the UK was right to leave the EU; the battle for the Democratic Party in the US; the causes of far-right populism and more! Next we speak to Consultant Editor of the Daily Mail Andrew Pierce on the week of chaos in Parliament after Theresa May’s Brexit deal was resoundingly rejected in Meaningful Vote 2, the vote to rule out ‘no-deal’ Brexit, the prospect of an early general election, and more.

On this episode of Going Underground, we speak to Subramanian Swamy, an MP representing Uttar Pradesh’s 200 million people. He discusses the recent escalation between India and Pakistan, ISI support for terrorist groups, Brexit and more. Next, we speak to Dr Jason Hickel, who serves on the Labour Party task force on international development, about inequality, his new book ‘The Divide,’ Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and Jeremy Corbyn. Lastly, we talk to award-winning alto-saxophonist and MC Soweto Kinch about Jeremy Corbyn and the Labour Party, and he plays us out with an exclusive performance!