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Interview with Gerald Celente.

Don Harrold's commentary. In a jar, under your bed.

European health officials have launched an investigation into whether the seriousness of the swine flu outbreak was exaggerated. They blame pharmaceutical giants for pressuring the World Health Organisation to declare it a pandemic. This allowed drug companies to make huge profits even though the virus was not as deadly as regular seasonal flu. What outcome would there be for the drug companies at the centre of the investigation? RT discusses this with Dr. Wolfgang Wodarg who initiated the probe.

For those of you following Peter Schiff's senate campaign, you will be interested in this one.

If you don't follow his senate campaign and are only intersted in his commentaries on the economy, you will want to skip it.

This is The Schiff Report, January 13th, 2010.

Today's Schiff Report is titled The Lunacy of Government.

The Great TARP Lie

The issue of international aid for Haiti earthquake survivors is being debated by politicians worldwide. U.S. senator Ron Paul shares his thoughts about the situation along with a look at terrorism and the ongoing financial crisis.

Every week Max Keiser looks at all the scandal behind the financial news headlines.

This week Max Keiser and co-host, Stacy Herbert, talk about Geithner's AIG shenanigans, Goldman's 259% bonuses and the teamsters defeat of Goldman Sachs.

Keiser also speaks to Birgitta Jonsdottir, leader of The Movement in the Icelandic Parliament, who is taking on the international bankers.

Haiti. This reflects the sentiment.

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Afternoon Highlights by Ashraf Laidi

NE more videos of Jesse Ventura?

George is spending time with professional investor, Corey and they survey the slow death of Upscale retail in Glendale CA.

George has a documentary coming soon discussing the Las Vegas bubble. This is the introduction.

Official unemployment rates in the United States hover around 10 percent, even though many experts believe the real numbers are much higher.

But for young adults in America, the situation is even worse. 54 percent of Americans under the age of 25 are unemployed according to the labor department.

It's taking many college graduates over a year to land a steady job, and many are in hundreds of thousands of dollars of debt.

Alan Colmes Interviews Tea Party Convention Organizer Judson Phillips. For those who are unaware. There has been controversy surrounding the tea party over an event where people had to pay $550 per ticket.

Hardly representative of a grassroots movement.

There's no rosy way to say it, Colmes owns Phillips in that one.

New McLaughlin Group Piece On Ron Paul

A public question to Pat Robertson.

The people of Venezuela were NOT enslaved. So why did they get an earthquake?

Unless your name is Pat Robertson, do not answer this question. If you are Pat Robertson, email me at [email protected].

The future of Guantanamo Bay remains uncertain as US President Barack Obama's self-imposed deadline to close Gitmo approaches.

In addition, some have proposed that refugees from Haiti be moved to the prison in the aftermath of that country's recent earthquake.

Attorney Eric Montalvo says that we need to start thinking about Guantanamo in the long term rather than as a short-term fix.

In addition to the obvious problems Haiti faces recovering from this week's earthquake, the country suffers from a lack of civil society and a respected government. Glen Ford of the Black Agenda Report says that the effects of Haiti's history continue to play out in the recovery effort.