Fault Lines began the show with political cartoonist Ted Rall discussing Hunter Biden's legal issues, revealing details about the buyers and prices of his paintings during a Congressional hearing.
In the second hour, economist Mark Frost spoke with Fault Lines about the government's short-term funding measure to avert a shutdown, highlighting the ongoing division in Congress over the Federal Budget.
Later in the second hour, journalist Esteban Carrillo spoke to Fault Lines about the crisis in Ecuador as the Ecuadorian prosecutor investigating a gang attack on a TV studio was shot dead.
Moving to the third hour, Fault Lines welcomed attorney and CEO of Gill Media Steve Gill to discuss the potential dismissal of January 6 convictions and Former President Trump's role in overturning the 2020 election. The conversation delved into the application of the Enron Law to some of these cases.
In the final hour, journalist Nebojsa Malic joined Fault Lines to cover the ongoing World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. Political and business leaders were discussing the impact of global conflicts, wars, and the upcoming US presidential election on the state of the economy.
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