US moving to de-list MEK?

­We'll take a look at reports that the Obama administration is going to de-list the MEK, which comes just a week ahead of more talks with Iran. Then, Americans Elect tried to get a bipartisan team on the presidential ballot. But they ran into one gigantic problem: no candidate got enough votes. Next, a federal judge has said that two cases can be revived to see if military contractors can be...

Monday Hangover: JP Morgan too big to manage

­Tonight on our Monday Hangover Panel, we’ll talk about the $2 billion JP Morgan loss. And CEO Jamie Dimon played defense this weekend on Meet the Press, but is his response only making things worse? Then, you may not have heard, but the State Department approved of parts of an arms sale to Bahrain on Friday. We’ll talk about it with Harper’s Scott Horton. And a federal judge ruled that the NSA...

Financial Checkup: JP Morgan Loses 2 Billion

­On this episode we have our Financial Check up with Lauren Lyster, host of the Capitol Account here on RT. And today JP Morgan and their 2 billion dollar loss are our topic. Then, are corporations being allowed to kill people? That's what our guest tonight argues, when it comes to what they put into the food that we eat. Then, a in Georgia a new facility is opening up at a county jail...

Tim DeChristopher Appeals Conviction

­We'll get an update on the case of Tim DeChristopher, the environmental activist serving jail time for bidding on land at an auction, to take a stand. He had an appeal hearing today and we'll get all the updates. Then, Steven Clemons joins us to talk Afghanistan, the latest plot in Yemen, and European elections and how they might affect U.S. foreign policy. Next, security researcher Jacob...

Sibel Edmonds, '1st Amend is Conditional'

­Whistleblower Sibel Edmonds is on the show to tell us her story, the resistance she faced, the intimidation as well as the silencing placed upon her by the government's state secrets privilege. Then, Twitter is fighting against the courts, and in support of one of their users. The Occupier whose tweets are in question, will join us to breakdown the whole story, and tell us what it feels like to...

Beware of 'Anonymous US Officials'?

­We'll take a look at the debate over government secrecy versus the need to inform the public, as it relates to counterterrorism operations, specifically digging into this latest foiled plot, coming out of Yemen. Then, as Bank of America shareholders held their annual meeting in Charlotte, North Carolina, a first of its kind resolution was presented, to see if shareholders will say no to bank...

Financial сheck-up: Nothing good in April jobs numbers

­We'll take a look at the jobs numbers that are out for the month of April. We’ll get into the nitty gritty on our Financial Check-up with Lauren Lyster, host of the Capital Account on RT. Then, the president said he still wants the Dream Act signed, but how much more time does he really have? We'll take a look at Republican Senator Marco Rubio's version of the Dream Act, and how immigrants are...

National Day of Reason

­We'll talk about the National Day of Reason; it was created to counter the National Day of Prayer, which is also today. Then, Ron Paul is still in the race and he's racking up delegates. Not enough to beat Romney, but maybe enough to cause some trouble at the Republican National Convention. Then the “he said she said” between Google and the FCC continues, so who's really responsible for trying...

Obama 'ends' Afghan War

­We'll take a look at the president's speech last night in Afghanistan, and the strategic agreement that was signed. Is it really ending the war, as the president says, or just a half way effort to appease critics on all sides? Then, actions taking place across the country yesterday as part of May Day Occupy protests were for the most part peaceful, but media coverage focused on vandalism and...

OWS Takes NYC on May Day

­We'll talk May Day and Occupy. Actions are taking place across the country, as part of Occupy's general strike while the international worker's holiday is being marked around the world. We'll host a panel on labor, Occupy, and the way forward. And RT’s Andrew Blake will fill us on in the protests in New York today and what happened on the ground. Then, we've been talking a lot about drones but...