Alan covers current events followed by an earlier interview with Dr. Richard Ebeling on the Feds QE programs. Todd discusses how sometimes the best trade is no trade at all. Ileana Johnson discusses the notion of income inequality. Dan Holler talks about yesterdays primaries and pending legislation. The show ends with John Rubino, author of the book The Money Bubble

Alan covers current events. Todd explains how some times its best not to trade in a market that goes nowhere fast. Sean Hyman discusses the rapid rise in the CRB Index, weakness in the dollar as well as some of the stronger fiat currencies. Tom Essaye and Alan talk about the global economy. Charles Goyette discusses his latest podcast with Dr. Ron Paul. David Stockman joins us in the last half-hour to talk about the vagaries of Keynesian economics

Alan discusses a misleading AP article on treasury purchases by foreign governments and then talks about some of the key points in the recent book by Timothy Geithner. Todd vents on the Fed and the rapid rise in food prices. Grace-Marie Turner talks about Obamacare. John ODonnell discusses inflation, his Power Trading radio Show and the Online Trading Academy. David Morgan talks about the precious metals market. The show ends with Dr. Mark Thornton of the Mises Institute and a conversation regarding how crony capitalism lead to the banning of industrial hemp in the United States as well as other relevant economic topics.

Alan compares the official CPI-U reported for April with the number it would have been had they calculated it the way it was done in 1980. Todd describes how he worked with his dad in the Chicago meat business. Jimbo discusses the FEMA camps. Carl Nordgren talks about his new book and then the curriculum he uses to teach entrepreneurship to his students at Duke. The show ends with Dr. Richard Ebeling and the story of Austrias bout of hyperinflation.

Alan discusses the latest shenanigans behind the PPI. Todd Horwitz lays out a trading range. Ellen Brown discusses her latest article entitled Robbing Main Street to Bail Out Wall Street. Mike Larson talks about the bond market. John ODonnell and Alan talk about fiat currencies. The show ends with David Eicher of Astronomy Magazine.

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Alan discusses the latest push by the central bankers and their friends in the media trying to convince us that rising prices are good for us. Charles Johnson joins us to talk about the Presidency of Calvin Coolidge. Todd vents his frustrations with the Federal Reserve. Scott Skrym talks about his new book Rogue Traders. David Morgan talks about manipulation of the precious metals markets. Dr. Mark Thornton of the Mises Institute discusses and upcoming article he will be publishing at Mises.org

Alan covers current events. Todd interviews Alan. Jimbo describes how Bush 41 became Reagans VP. Carl Nordgren describes his new novel. Alan covers other items in the news.

Alan reviews some of the testimony from Janet Yellen yesterday and also discusses a move by the IMF to use SDRs to bailout Ukraine. Todd and Alan both express their frustrations with Fed monetary policy. Wayne Allen Root promote his most recent book and also explains why he left the Libertarian Party to rejoin the Republican Party. Mike Larson talks about the bond market and real estate market. Andy Hoffman describes the mechanics of gold manipulation by the banking cartel. The show ends with Mark Thornton of the Mises Institute filling in today or former Reagan Budget Director, David Stockman.

Alan compares the average cost of a home today with the cost of one in 1964. Alan then covers current events. Todd vents his frustrations with the Fed. Andrew Huszar, the fellow who ran the QE1 program, describes the mechanics of QE and notes the damage it has done to average Americans. Ileana Johnson talks about the rogue EPA. Dan Holler with the Heritage Foundation describes two pork-laden bills set to be voted on today by the GOP controlled House. The show ends with John Rubino and a discussion of his new book The Money Bubble.