Apparently, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is not so imminent after all. Nonetheless, Washington and London continue to beat the drums of war. Many Europeans think otherwise. They are the ones with the most to lose in any conflict. They are also the ones pushing diplomacy.

CrossTalking with Earl Rasmussen, Medea Benjamin, and Marcus Papadopoulos.

An organ transplant can save a life but at least 20 people die each day waiting for a new heart or liver. Can science put an end to these long waiting lists? We talked to Dr. Hiromitsu Nakauchi, stem cell biologist and professor of genetics at Stanford University.

In this episode of Keiser Report from El Salvador, Max and Stacy look at the report from Goldman Sachs that the supply crisis is now at the molecular level. In the second half, Max interviews Josh Young of NewStoryCharity.org about their project building homes for families who would otherwise not have access to banking facilities and titles for their property.

A dream for some – for others, a nightmare. President Biden is struggling in the approval ratings, and former President Trump is now the bookies’ favourite to succeed him. Alex asks two experts from different ends of America’s divided political spectrum – Professor Keneshia Grant of Howard University, and Ed Martin, president of the Phyllis Schlafly Eagles – to assess the real prospects and possible consequences of a Trump return.

CNN probe reveals close ties between Jeff Zucker and Andrew Cuomo. The NFL is being sued over racial discrimination and for bribing coaches to ‘tank’. Michael Avenatti is convicted of stealing $300k from former client Stormy Daniels.

Cryptocurrency could be on the verge of widespread adoption in Russia as the government may soon recognize the fintech as legitimate currency. We’ll bring you a full roundup from the sector. And while the US economy may be rebounding from its Covid-19 lows, household debt soared in 2021. We’ll bring you all the latest figures. Then we take you back to Europe where the EU is prepping to ramp up its production of semiconductors as the chip shortage continues to squeeze the supply chain recovery.

The Federal Reserve is now weeks away from its first planned interest-rate hike of the year. So, what can we expect in the months to come, and how are markets already reacting? We’ll discuss. Plus, Meta now says it’s planning to shut down Facebook and Instagram for users in Europe. We’ll take a look at the ongoing fight between the social media giant and European regulators over who should control your data. Then, Argentina agrees to a new deal with China as it works to reduce its reliance on both the US and the IMF. We’ll tell you what’s at stake and why some are not happy about it.

On this episode of Going Underground, we speak to Syrian President Bashar Assad’s political adviser Bouthaina Shaaban. She alleges that the US has been working with ISIS to demographically change Syria and make way for a Syrian Kurdistan. She also discusses the US theft of Syrian oil and natural resources, Israel’s bombing of Syria, the inclusion of Damascus in China’s Belt and Road Initiative, and much more. Finally, we speak to former Scotland Yard superintendent Nusrit Mehtab. She talks about the IOPC report, which found serial misogyny, racism, and harassment prevalent within the Metropolitan Police. She also asks whether the Metropolitan Police is institutionally racist, and discusses Commissioner Cressida Dick’s record, the partygate scandal surrounding Boris Johnson’s government, and much more.

While tensions remain high over Ukraine, one thing has been made abundantly clear: Russia and NATO have fundamentally different ideas about pan-European security. And neither side appears to be in the mood to compromise. Is this why the propaganda war is reaching new heights?

CrossTalking with Paul Finlay Robinson, Dan Kovalik, and Dmitry Suslov.

On this episode of Keiser Report from El Encanto in El Salvador, Max and Stacy compare unions hoping to sabotage the development of an all-electric-vehicle world with central bankers also choosing to maintain their bloated job security over efficiency. In the second half, Max continues his conversation with Congressman William Soriano about the hyperbitcoinized future happening now in El Salvador.