Karine Jean Pierre advocates for no compromise with Republicans on Debt Ceiling Limit. Discussion includes the never ending leak of classified documents found in Biden's office, George Santos using a fake name, banks preparing for a recession, FDA failures on American obesity, and a critical look at the Davos elites.

Guests on the podcast cover recent FTC actions, a nursing strike in New York, an Uber strike, the obesity crisis, and a Kroger lawsuit. They discuss the impact of non-compete agreements, chronic understaffing, CEO salaries, the link between nutrition and health, workplace bullying, and the efforts to fight for justice and change.

Krystal and Saagar debate the border crisis during Biden's visit. Jordan Peterson forced to take a re-education course over his social media posts. Richard Wolff discusses inflation and the future of 2023 economy.

The podcast discusses Biden caught with classified documents, Buttigieg's failure with Airlines, scrutiny on Ukraine funding, Republicans demanding Santos' resignation, SCOTUS decision on union rights, The View upset over Katie Porter, breaking the matrix of job relationship, childhood obesity, and an interview with economist Richard Wolff on 2023's economic future.

Guest Ro Khanna joins the hosts to discuss his new bill for American Industrial Policy. Other topics include Biden's response to classified documents, flights grounded across the US, net neutrality dedication, minting the trillion dollar coin, the January 6th geofence controversy, GOP vs IRS, and more.

Clinical psychologist and professor Jordan Peterson joins Krystal and Saagar to discuss the ongoing Mexican Cartel Wars. They also cover Biden's classified documents, Republican efforts to make cuts to social security and medicare, Americans' views on 2023, Twitter's uncovering of Pfizer's censorship push, Prince Harry's shocking memoir, future of the Tech industry amid layoffs, and Peterson's controversy over misinformation claims.

Krystal and Saagar discuss McCarthy's long road to becoming Speaker of the House, Biden at the border, Cartel Wars, FTC Non Compete, Brazil's January 6th chaos, Andrew Callaghan's NPR interview, the makings of a Tea Party 2.0, and thoughts on a new Frank Church Committee.

Guests include Jefferson Morley on the JFK Files and Matt Taibbi on State Dep Agency and Twitter. Other interesting topics include a Virgin Islands lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase over Epstein, billionaires losing money, and a study showing aging Millennials becoming less conservative.

Jim Cramer, a financial commentator who changed his mind about crypto, discusses the chaos around the House Speaker vote, AOC's compromise proposal, blowback against Trump for his abortion comments, tech layoffs at Amazon and Meta, the age of con artists, and Big Soda's smear tactics.

"Breaking Points" covers Kevin McCarthy's historic loss, Twitter's pressure from the intelligence community, SBF's court case, DNA tech catching Idaho killers, bipartisan stock corruption, tech layoffs, and an exclusive interview with Matt Taibbi on new chapters of the Twitter Files.