CBS travel correspondent and radio show host Peter Greenberg discusses the latest travel news with Dennis Miller, including countries that are starting to open their doors to American travelers. Plus, how the travel industry is coping with post-Covid travel and the changes the pandemic brought to the sector.

Following a spate of crackdowns on US-listed Chinese firms, the nation’s government has moved to seek a closer working relationship with American regulators. Opimas LLC’s Octavio Marenzi and John Quelch, dean of the Miami Herbert Business School, offer their expert insight on the proposition. Then, we take you to Greece, where severe heat waves have battered the Mediterranean nation. Boom Bust’s Ben Swann is on the ground in Greece and brings us the latest on the situation. And President Biden has issued a targeted moratorium just days after the nationwide ban on evictions expired. RT’s Rick Sanchez joins the program to discuss the developments.

There are growing indications Donald Trump will indeed make a third run for the presidency in 2024. The former president remains the most favored potential primary candidate within the GOP. But what about the Republican Party leadership – are they on board? And, does Trump have a message that would return him to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue?

CrossTalking with Jen Kerns, David Fisher and Gina Loudon.

Retired UFC champion Georges St-Pierre reflects on his incredible career, why he decided to retire when he was at the top of his game and how that opened many doors for him, including a transition to Hollywood. Plus, what really went into his famous fight scene in 'Captain America: Winter Soldier'

Are you happy? And what does it take to find, keep and spread happiness? Social psychologist at New York University’s Stern School of Business and author of the book "The Happiness Hypothesis" Jonathan Haidt joins William Shatner on this week's episode of 'I Don't Understand' to get to the bottom of what makes us happy.

In this episode of Keiser Report, Max and Stacy look at the report released by the UK Public Accounts Committee which said No 10's response to the Covid-19 crisis has exposed UK taxpayers to “significant financial risks,” according to the BBC. In the second half, Max and Stacy continue their conversation with James Howard Kunstler of Kunstler.com about fifty years of fiat.

Global factory output has been slowing in spite of the Covid-19 economic rally. We analyze the trend and catch up with the state of inflation. And as the US Congress works to pass an infrastructure bill, how have cryptocurrency regulations become part of the debate? Boom Bust’s Christy Ai and Ben Swann bring us the details and how the sector is reacting. Then we turn to the realm of cybersecurity as the US and its allies have advised the private sector to step up its protections. Cybersecurity expert Morgan Wright lends his expertise on the subject.

Lead singer of the Doors Jim Morrison once said, “Whoever controls the media, controls the mind.” He was right. Today, Americans think they have an unlimited variety of entertainment and media options at their fingertips, but it’s all a lie.

On this episode of Going Underground, we speak to Prof. Peter Smith of Scotland’s Climate Change Centre of Expertise. He discusses the agenda of this year’s COP 26 climate change summit, the meteoric rise in carbon emissions and the urgent need to reach an emissions peak before drastic reductions, the need for urgent action this decade on the climate crisis, fossil fuel industry lobbying against climate action, the potential industry of CO2 removal from the atmosphere and much more! Finally, Going Underground’s deputy editor, Charlie Cooke, speaks to BAFTA-winning director Mark Jenkin about his film ‘BAIT’, which explores how gentrification under neoliberalism has completely changed the iconic British city of Cornwall, bringing cultural and economic hardships for the people of the area. Mark Jenkin discusses how the experiences of the characters of the film reflect the lives of many in this economic climate.

We are witnessing a significant and irreversible shift in the international system. It is undeniable we live in a multipolar world. Two examples suffice: The Biden administration’s inability to halt the Nord Stream 2 and the recent China-US meeting. Great Power politics is back.

CrossTalking with Glenn Diesen and Dmitry Babich.