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TikTok's parent company Bytedance admitted that it spied on a Forbes reporter because of her coverage. Now the DOJ is getting involved. The WHO putting pressure on China to release evidence of Covid's origin, Former Ambassador John Bolton weighs in. President Biden reportedly putting pressure on the Federal Reserve. Those stories and so much more on Last Call.

Neil deGrasse Tyson joins Last Call to discuss what artificial intelligence's rise means for human creativity and innovation. Plus, the nefarious nature of top leaders at FTX transferring billions in funds for personal use.

Vivek Ramaswamy and former North Dakota Senator Heidi Heitkamp face off in a heated debate over the handling of the SVB collapse. Andrew Ross Sorkin sheds light on Goldman Sachs’ role in the tech-focused bank’s demise. Plus, President Biden is forcing TikTok’s owner to sell itself — or face a ban in the US.  

Kara Swisher and Miami Mayor Francis Suarez join Last Call to discuss the partisan politics playing out over Silicon Valley Bank’s collapse. Plus, the Washington Post details the disturbing capabilities of Snapchat’s AI chatbot that can tell children how to obtain alcohol and engage in inappropriate relationships.

President Joe Biden assured Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank customers earlier today that their deposits were safe as investors continue to grapple with the fallout. Thomas Peterffy, chairman of Interactive Brokers, spoke with Brian Sullivan about the safety of keeping your money in banks and whether SVB’s collapse raises questions about deposit security. Adam Singolda of Taboola and CNBC Contributor Herb Greenberg also debate the failure of Silicon Valley Bank and what can be done to prevent such collapses in the future. CNBC’s Deirdre Bosa reports ride-sharing apps, including Uber and Lyft, can continue to treat their drivers as independent contractors. Plus, Sen. Dan Sullivan (R-Alaska) discusses the ConocoPhillips Willow Project approval, which allows the company do drill for oil in Alaska.

Ahead of tomorrow’s opening bell, Last Call anchor Brian Sullivan is joined by Jim Cramer, Steve Liesman, Kayla Tausche and Deirdre Bosa for this special report on the collapse of SVB and what it means for the markets and your money.

On Last Call, our extensive team of reporters and experts break down the Silicon Valley Bank collapse that’s captivated the markets — as some argue a government bailout may be in order. Plus, more developments in ConocoPhillips oil drilling project in Alaska as President Biden feels pressure from allies and foes over his pending approval.

Two California banks that cater to crypto and tech startups are showing signs of stress - we have new reporting and analysis of Silicon Valley Bank including an exclusive interview with Ark’s Cathie Wood. Plus - more details on the relationship between Jeffrey Epstein and JPMorgan, including new disclosures about CEO Jamie Dimon. Then, a passionate debate about the president’s new budget proposal… and a CNBC investigation into Medicare and Medicaid fraud that has to be seen to be believed. 

As corporate America pushes to become compliant with ESG standards, some – like Vivek Ramaswamy – say Wall Street is going too "woke." JPMorgan has filed a lawsuit against former executive Jes Staley – accusing him of trying to cover up his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. And Kate Kelly joins 'Last Call' to talk about two key members of Congress and their recent trading activity.

Hosted by CNBC's Brian Sullivan,  "Last Call" is a fast-paced, entertaining business show that explores the intersection of money, culture and policy. Through panels, debates and newsmakers, the "Last Call" podcast delivers fresh takes on the biggest business topics of the day while also shining a light on the other important stories that listeners may have missed.