Unemployment is down & the stock market is up. Is the U.S. economy strong, as Donald Trump says? David Stockman, Ronald Reagan’s budget director, joins Robert & Kim with his analysis of the good & bad of Trump’s economic policies.

Great leaders are often portrayed in mythological terms. But examining leadership through humanistic terms is much more valuable to anyone aspiring to lead. Four-star general Stanley McChrystal joins Robert & Kim to discuss successful leadership learned on and off the battlefield.

Public pensions are often compared to the real estate bubble and student loan crisis. Robert talks to Ted Siedle, a pension investigator, who reveals systemic risks in many public pensions ranging from incompetence to fraud. Find out which public pensions are ready to fail, and what you can do to protect yourself. This is a vital episode for anyone enrolled in a public pension.

The best time to make money in the stock market is when markets plummet. Alexander Elder joins Robert & Kim to discuss the techniques he uses to profit during down markets.

Facebook, Google, Apple & Amazon operate business models that can be risky for its users. Roger McNamee, an early investor in Facebook, joins Robert & Kim to discuss how Big Tech purposely tilts the playing field in their favor, oftentimes at the expense of its customers.

Most people fear a crash of the stock and real estate markets, but a downturn can be a great opportunity to prosper. Economic forecaster Harry Dent joins Robert & Kim to discuss strategies that may help you benefit from market crashes.

AOL co-founder Steve Case joins Robert & Kim to discuss where the next wave of successful entrepreneurs is located. By focusing outside of Silicon Valley and New York, Case has tapped into under-served entrepreneurs who are thriving in the heartland of America. This is a valuable show for aspiring start-ups as well as VC players.

Many elected politicians want socialism in a country founded on capitalism. Congressman Jack Bergman joins Robert to offer an inside look at our political climate. Bergman is a retired three-star general who speaks candidly about his colleagues in Congress, and offers solutions for citizens yearning for improved leadership.

Income inequality has mushroomed into a political and social problem. Nomi Prins joins Robert & Kim to discuss how Central Banking policies have fueled income inequality. Prins gives an insider’s view of how the elites around the world view and deal with income inequality, and how it may impact you.

Trump’s new tax code will be reflected in this year’s returns. Tom Wheelwright joins Robert to discuss the changes in the tax code, and how you can make more money and pay less taxes. Tom also discusses the questions everyone should be asking their CPAs.

The stock market has drastically dipped and risen over the past few months. What’s driving these swings? Bert Dohmen joins Robert to discuss his research into the markets and offers analysis of what to expect in 2019.