Alan discusses the recent sharp increase in credit card interest rates as well as suggested changes in Federal Reserve interest rate policies. Todd maps out a trading strategy. Dr. Elaina George discusses free market alternatives to Obamacare. David Morgan talks about the precious metals market. Mark Thornton describes fractional reserve banking and also a way to ease our way out of the Federal Reserve System.

Alan covers the involvement of Senator Harry Reid and his son Rory Reid and their involvement in the saga of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy. Todd Horwitz talks sports as well as his trading strategy for an S&P at 1862. Jim Zauderer and Alan talk about the competing theories of evolution and intelligent design. Carl Nordgren, professor of Entrepreneurship at Duke University introduces us to one of his daughters. The show ends with Wayne Allen Root and a discussion of the economy under President Obama.

Alan discusses the consecutive failed bond auctions by the Japanese government. Todd expresses his frustrations with the Fed. Dan Holler of Heritage describes how rank and file Republicans are running away from the Ryan Budget Plan. Rituparna Basu of the Ayn Rand Institute explains announced plans to move to a single payer state run healthcare system. Redmond Weissenberger with the Mises Institute of Canada talks about the Canadian Central Bank.

Alan compares the governments official March CPI-U report with how the numbers would have looked had they still used the methodologies deployed in earlier years. Todd maps out his trading strategy. Sean Hyman weighs in on high frequency trading and then to a broader conversation regarding Fed monetary policy. Ileana Johnson talks about Cliven Bundy and the confrontation with the BLM. The show ends with John Rubino and the pending collapse fiat currencies.

Alan covers current events. Todd describes a trading strategy and then stays for two more segments to ask Alan questions about the Fed, economy and political parties. Charles Goyette elaborates on misleading government economic reports. The show ends with David Stockman and a discussion of the deteriorating fiscal condition of the federal government.

Alan discusses the situation with Cliven Bundy, the Nevada cattle rancher. Todd explains how he will sell into any rallies that take us back above the 1840 level on the S&P. Jim Zauderer talks about his recent visit from a former citien of the Russian Federation and relays his views on Putin, Obama and U.S. foreign policy. Mark Thornton of the Mises Institute describes the history of the dollar from a silver coin to its current fiat status.

Alan gives the official definitions for recessions, depressions, recoveries and booms. Todd looks to add to his short position during any significant bounce off the bottom of this new trading range. Jimbo introduces us to his guest from Russia who explains what life was like after the Ruble collapsed. Carl Nordgren of Duke University describes a study that suggests that we are all born as creative geniuses. The show ends with Maria Ross and a discussion on the need for proper branding by small businesses.

Alan talks about the Federal Reserve and then plays last nights episode of Bubba and Butler. Todd looks to 1880 to add to his short position. Larry Jackson talks about the silver market. Mike Larson discusses the Fed FOMC minutes, as well as the bond and real estate markets. Doug Altner of the Ayn Rand Institute talks about the so-called gender pay gap and in a second segment weighs in on the regulatory state. The show ends with Jenny Beth Martin, co-founder of the Tea Party Patriots.

Alan discusses the current all time high beef prices and other current events. Todd looks to short the S&P again around the 1860 level. David Corbin talks about Federalist Paper No. 38 in contrast to recent comments by President Obama. Dr. Ileana Johnson discusses her recent trip to the Smithsonian Museum. Dan Holler talks about the light congressional legislative agenda. The show ends with John Rubino and a discussion on the pending collapse of the global financial system.

Alan covers an article citing the most recent example of the emerging police state. Todd sets the trading range and maps out his current trading strategy. Tom Essaye describes the market internals and the steps he recommends for implementing an inflation trade. Alan reviews some current events. Jay Taylor talks about central bank manipulation of the gold market as well as key geopolitical events. Ellen Brown of the Public Banking Institute describes the bail-in provisions of the EU and G20 members and also explains alternatives to private central bank.