ah, ah, i max taiser, this is the kaiser report. yes. worry. are amongst the palm trees. the flora, the fauna of south florida. oh boy. haven't good fun here, stacy. we're also emits the fish faith in clown cars. that's the episode this time. and i'm going to look at this 1st headline here, and i want to show you when i look at the u. s. dollar, when i look at u. s. dollar monetary policy, when i look at global monetary policy, this is what i see. and i see it so much so that i actually tweeted at the dollar after yet another round of free money injected into markets by the fed. this was referring to a new york post article and which you see this image of a woman before. and after one with the world's biggest lips is getting even more injections. you know, when i look at the u. s. dollar as it was in 1971. that's what i see when i look at

the u. s. dollar. now, this is what i see on top of that, this woman is getting more injections and the fed keeps on talking 1st. they say they're going to taper, i'm going to reduce the size of my lips on the, on the us dollar. but, you know, they'll inject it with more, you know, they'll inject more silicon into the economy, more free money, more free credit, more stimulus into the economy. and we'll get even more absurd lips on this economy . oh, yeah. wow. you know, this has been gone on since alan greenspan, the 1980s. bernanke, you, janet yawn j powell, they lot. they say that they might be reducing rates or tapering, but in fact, they're just going to print more money. and i think that to give people an idea of how bad the situation is or to be more honest about it, they should inject their lips with some kind of feller every time they testify before congress because they are in effect lying. and over the years you'd have

alan greenspan slips would be stretching from echoes building and washington all the way to new jersey. j powell because he's relatively newcomer and the job, his lips might only be 3 feet long. it was like the old pinocchio with the nose every time you lie, you know, your nose goes extension here, there should be out of the lips like they inject it right there. and the testimony just roll him on the floor, stick a needle in those labs inject a full show or, and get those lips out as much as possible to let the people know what the status is for interest rates and money printing in america today. this is an honest representation if you go shopping, however, grocery shopping, everything you need to eat in each pay your utility bills, you need to pay your rent or your mortgage. you need overhead costs. those are the basics. you don't have to be rich, you don't have to be poor. you don't have to be anything you have to pay those bills. those are the bills you have to pay. you could see the, the lip injected economy there. you can see the price a chicken, the price of pork, the price of beat, the price of tomatoes, the price of ob ricardo,

is that to make it anything you need to buy milk water, anything. it's if the price is gone up, that is the equivalent when you show up at the cashier at the grocery store to pay like it's, it's just big giant lips telling you, oh there's more, we're not printing money, we're not printing money. it's patently false. and there's a me, him out there, another mean talking about how inflation is good for poor people. of course, that's also a lie because they rationalize it by all the poor people can go as deep and dead as they need to, to pay for their basic groceries until such time as they get cut off from the credit lines. amount of living under a bridge and i suppose that's good for americans to. wow. so i just compared that woman and you know, fair enough of she, she seems to like the way she looks. j power seems to like the way the dollar looks . and i'm going to show you a mean created by an internet artist. it's on the internet. there's no source is no boss gets named. there's no hall named,

it's just called the internet and the internet created this mean 1st we see j pow. there is no inflation, he said, remember when he said that last year, then we remember a few months ago, he said there is inflation, but inflation is transitory. so as we say, he's put on his cloud lips and his cloud eyes. then he said, inflation will ease next year. remember when he turned there? well, that's when he put on his clown nose, and then another injection of q, e and stimulus and money printing. and all of the price is starting to rise. well, inflation is good, he's gone full cloud mode, right? well, there's one missing, you know, and if you watch kaiser report, you know, the, the one that they're missing is the one that comes even before those. and that's the one where they call deflation a lack of inflation. they miss labeled inflation as d flayson because like since the end of the depression in the thirty's, there has been never a time period when the u. s. dollar, we're not losing purchasing power. there's never, ever,

not been inflation. there's only been fast or slow inflation. and there was a time of, you know, preceding the last time years were they had engineered the economy. so the assets went up for the top, 110th of one percent of labor to move because they were penalizing labor and sending it all to china. and thus i now you have a 100000 over doses of fentanyl america, your thank you. j. powell. and they call that deflation, but in fact, best not even sure why that that was also inflation. ok, so we have the clowns in charge. we have a clown car, federal open market committee running things. and here we are max and stacy, and we've been reporting on the financial system, the monetary system, banking system, all of it. and what we see is what we started with at the top of the show. they think it looks normal. they're happy with how they look, how the dollar looks. we see something shocking, right? and ray dalio also see said okay, ray dalio is

a beneficiary of the clown car, fish lip economy. he's a paper, multi billionaire who has lived well off front mining. all the feds clown car antics, and he sees this, this is in from his latest writing on linkedin, but the 0 hedge covers it this way. dalio dangerously high risk of civil war in america, in his new book, principles for dealing with the changing world order. why nations succeed and fail dalio points to the 6 stages of an internal order disorder cycle and estimates that there is a 30 percent chance of civil war. right. of course. and he said he wrote that on linkedin, it sounded like he was talking about lincoln. you know, going back to the previous american civil war, but we've talked about the rising chance of civil war and america. and it could either be between the have yachts and the have nots. it could be between the big

coin states like texas or florida between the non bitcoin states. but the rising tension is palpable because of the rising genie coefficient. there's a smell in the spread between the very top and the and the bottom is getting extremely wide. and people have this global insurrection against banker occupation mentality. we've been talking about for 10 years now. ray dalio finally figuring it out. this goes really with the theme from a couple of summers ago, were the folks out in the hamptons and in new york, we're afraid of the pitchfork and torch bearing deplorable that the hilary clinton called and they were building bunkers underneath there, east hampton estates to protect themselves against the deplorable well now ray dalio says that from his pedestal over there at a failing manage money firm in greenwich, connecticut, that he sees the civil war risk at 30 percent. well, i'll tell you this, the risk of civil war is that a 100 percent at the top of the show?

we pointed out the clown car and the clown that is j pow, that created the fish lips of economics. that is, the reason why we're having civil war is the, can't tell you nearest the conselium airs. are those giant inflated lips on top of our economy? anybody who looks from the outside can see this. they could see that we have giant fish lip economics, the wealth and income gap. i think that's why you're seeing all that sort of sense of deplorable. all the of hoaxes created like russia, gay, all those sort of things in order to justify in their mind. now, i personally had a roommate many years ago 2025 years ago who had nothing until she inherited something like $50000000.00 overnight. and she became like this sort of thing where she justified it. she kept on having to write herself messages that she deserved this money. she worked hard for this money. she worked like she didn't work hard. she inherited a whole bunch of money from a random,

great aunt that had just left her this money that she wasn't expecting. so they the justification is the projection all the psychological issues they have with it. the guilt is there every night on cable news? now ray dalio looks at it and what he says is that, for example, when close elections are educated and the losers respect the decisions, it is clear that the order is respected when power is thought over and grabbed that clearly signals a significant risk of a revolutionary change with all its attendant disorder, he writes, adding that a vast number of people, including high ranking officials, have openly doubted the validity of recent elections, and have expressed a willingness to fight for their beliefs. now this is beyond just the january 6 situation that is now playing out on the news. it is also 20162017201820192020. and all the john durham investigation finding that you know so far the people he's arrested,

it suggests that high level officials in the democratic party. we're also concocting, just like the same guys cost playing on the capital. they're the same. they're 2 sides of the same fish lips. it's cognitive dissonance to a degree of fatality, a fatal cognitive dissonance that reminds me of this hillary and alec baldwin. story were alec was on a b c news and he said point blank that he pulled back the trigger. the gun released it, a bullet, one off and killed somebody. and then his wife, the next day, was on instagram, saying how much he loves her husband, and she hopes they find the guy who killed the woman. like, hello everybody home. this is essentially j. powell was saying, we printed 50 trillion dollars or 60 or 100 trillion dollars, and we're, we're gonna keep looking until we find out where there's some portion coming from. we're not going to stop until we find out who calls all this information. like, hello, exit. excuse me,

but they are really doing this that exactly that they said with oil, as we mentioned, like when the oil prices went up, they want to investigate russia. saudi arabia, all these oil speculators, when food price is going up, same thing, they keep on cobalt prices. they want to investigate china, so they keep on blaming everybody else but themselves. elizabeth warren, remember she said that she wants to investigate these corporations. why are these prophets going high? they're getting greedy is like, no sure. are the one printing money. you have giant fish lips. yeah. i realise trigger, i'm a gun. it is fired a bullet. the money printing gun money printing gun was fired, cause inflation and people are dying. and i want to know who pulled the trigger. i know somebody did who put your hand up. who did it? well, if we had that money printing gun here, you would be like pulling it right now and it'll be spewing all the dollars. and that's what we're seeing, the clown car with the dye, official economy, a monetary system. i could see this,

you could see this. that's why we by bit quite that's why president mckelly of el salvador bought bitcoin while it was dipping this past week while we've been here in florida. so thank you for joining us from florida because you have an interesting next episode i might say we were on the beach, we ran into our friend, mark moss. and just so, you know, there might be some blurred out images in the background because i was just focusing on the 2 of them. i didn't see some of the g string sort of women walking by in the background. wow. all right. i'm going to check this out. hopefully it's not a clown car, but the real thing. all right, don't go much more coming your way with many of the school the delta would be the sort of p like well, you're not going to get a car. sure. anymore. transmissible, delta and what's happened, you got something which is popped up with more than 30 changes in that spite protein that we're all interested. it's accumulated,

all the mutations we've seen in different varies all in one bar. and that raises some very interesting issues about where did it come from in the 1st place. is it possible to get even more mutations? what's gonna happen in terms of disease severity and vaccine protection? so it is suggesting that the virus is still got some way to go through the ball surprises a she is not as bad or we video moved almost closer. pretty much be with sure the coordinates with the blue your skin dome, you have a form . yeah. and i was saying

a visa that the chemist out like when you got home with the launch a ah, welcome back to the kaiser report, i max kaiser time now to bring back mark loss of market disrupters podcast. he was on recently had to have him back because the guy is on the bleeding edge of everything that's vital to our lives. mark, welcome back. thanks racks. always a pleasure to hang out with you. especially in a beautiful place like this. yeah,

feeling. i'm feeling a son, i'm feeling a love hebrew imagined something we were chatting before, which i thought was a good place to begin this 9 meals to anarchy. sounds like a great hollywood movie. what. what does it mean? well, it sounds or it does sound like a movie and it means almost exactly what it sounds like, which is anybody that goes 9 meals or more without eating skips 9 meals is ready for anarchy. right? and the reason this is interesting is that the play block that america's occupying forces, you can, the cia are foreign intelligence that they played in foreign countries for decades . now they seem to run out of countries to occupied mess up. and they're applying a lot of that knowledge to america. is that correct? yeah, it's unfortunately true. i mean that's what i've been told. anyway, i'm not special forces, but i was recently with some special forces guys that were kind of advising us. and i said, hey, we've been deployed all over the world to destabilize nations, and we're telling you that the same playbook that we run there,

the same thing that we see happening here, and that the food becomes a problem, right? and that's always the trigger point, right? and we know that food price inflation is hitting 1011 year eyes it, it got to very extreme levels in 2011 and we saw things like arab spraying and other global phenomenon. it seems to be heading that way again now, dissipating this. if you look at markets, the other discounting mechanism when they're very sensitive and they kind of take the global pulse in a lot of ways. some might say this is why big coins at $5060000.00 a coin is that it's anticipating a certain global. this option, your thoughts? well, i think, i think that's definitely true. i think a lot of people also would look at gold and say, why isn't gold do mean it's being in the error that we've had, the highest inflation goals kind of stat flat. and i think it's because bitcoin is sucking up a lot of our retail goal demand. and so to your point, yeah, i would agree that big coin is kind of responding or i should say preparing for that event. yeah. and when you talk about big coin in

a period of political upheaval or political change, people start talking about, well, what's my strategy if things start to get harry? certainly the politics in the united states is getting very uncertain. yeah. and people more and more are talking about the so called citadel. see, our people are kind of aggregating in communities of like minded people. yeah, i heard a phrase from you a little bit ago, which you hadn't heard before. i'm masha del, a masha. now what is that? yeah, so a mesh network would be typically it's used for phones. al though, now you go by a why fi router for you home? it's a mesh network, and so a mesh network would be like in, for example, in hong kong, when china was going in there before the pandemic, they shut down the internet, they shut down the, the self cellular. and so people could use a mesh network with their phones and kind of great dro networks. and so mesh, the dell is a similar way where i can create my own citadel, but i can mesh it with other citadels because at the end of the day,

if things could potentially get as bad as some people think they could. we may have to be able to really be have to produce a lot of our own stuff, a lot of our own food, a lot of wrong goods, our own equipment, etc. and so obviously with specialization, we can't do it all. and so if we can mesh network with other citadels, then we can have, you know, be much more resilient, right? and interestingly with people and they talk about bitcoin, they say, well, what of the electricity goes down? well, in fact, that's not a problem because of these mesh networks that can pop up their battery operated nodes on the mesh network that is based on the i know many of them a swarm of them in areas. an air force block stream can stream satellite data on the big wine black down to planet earth as it were. so we really would be protected against the huge a failure of telecommunications. yeah, i think any one asked asked that question is probably not really thought through either he been asking that question. i say. so what's the probability of the entire

world's electricity going out of the exact same time for a long period? i mean, it's not 0, but it's almost 0. like why do you ask that? right? when we have generators, we have solar rock going to go without electricity. and to your point with the mesh networks, we can keep the big coin network going. yeah, i can run on batteries. yeah. and satellite streaming. so and that's already in place. now let's talk about our salvador. he'd been al salvador. he'd been on the ground there. he'd been, carrier surfing, afficionado. yeah. others the big surfing contest? actually they're now one of the biggest in the world in el salvador. yeah. and so what, what's your perception, what's your take and what's going on there? the president booth kelly has made big coin legal tender. and, well, what's going on? i think there's a couple things though, to your point. yeah, i've spent a lot time in central america, mexico, central america surfing. i go to very rural areas and so i've spent a lot of time there. but in el salvador specifically, i think one big thing is like the president, he's a 40 year old guy. he gets technology understands the younger generation versus the

president of the united states is a pretty glaring difference there. i would say though, he also doesn't have, you know, he doesn't have the world reserve currency to predict, so they don't have a lot to lose their. so he's willing to try and expand with other sayings. but i would say that he seems to be embracing bitcoin and i just big when i think it from the outside perspective, again, i haven't met with him personally. but it seems a he might have been trying to find ways to bring economic prosperity was country, you know, by embracing bitcoin. but now just like most people, once they take that, once they're orange build, they start going in all the other pieces of the coin, which is freedom and sovereignty. and i see that he's doing a lot of great things for the country. right? you know, success in business ethics for countries over the past half century are so tied to economies of scale. right, so the united states, you have burger chain, another part of the economy get huge because of the economies of scale and

rolling out to 250 or 320000000 people in an economy that's protected by a lot of rights with the constitution. but it seems like in the 21st century ranching into kind of the reverse of that, those countries that are smaller, entrepreneurial and agile are going to beat the big behemoths. it aim. what do you think? well, that's exactly right and, and, and i would add to that that i think that el salvador so much more important than most people realize. because obviously the big pieces it is important. but i think it's even more important that because it's easy to kind of the point you're making that the whole world is trending towards authoritarianism. in technology is, is evolved to a point where they almost have the tools they need to have like permanent enslavement. right? history is a story of cycles of, of oppression, revolution, freedom, oppression, revolution, freedom and just repeat. that cycle could be forever broken because technology could give these authoritarians a way to keep us permanently enslaved. i think the only thing that breaks that trend is not war. what breaks that trend is competition?

when country, when states compete, when texas and florida competed new york in california, both governors found themselves on the chopping block. right? they were al, competed by states. but what about when nations out compete? so the president el salvador has said, hey, we have no mandates, we have no restrictions, we have no taxes come, make all the money you want. well, guess what? a lot of people want to go there. and once other country start seeing that and seeing all the investment capitalist come in, they're gonna want to do the same thing. and that competition, i believe, will force these giant nation states to relax and open back up. right attention is really what made the u. s. a great power in the 20th century, but seems like people in washington now are talking about the neutering all competition by flooding the system with free theat money streams, where there's no competition needed. you're simply gifted all the see out money, which is nice at the beginning, but you end up losing confidence in the currency you end up in

a hyper inflationary currency collapse. it's hard to imagine the you, i started going into a hyper inflationary collapse, but there is now some speculation about that. how do you weigh in on that? well, i've been talking about what mrs calls that crack up, boom, quite a bit. and in the crack boom, he says that suddenly when the people realized that inflation is an intentional and forever which of course it is 2 percent. right. and if for ever so when people realize that all the sudden the people will have a loss of confidence in the currency and a wall fall apart. basically, i'm paraphrasing, and i think that's exactly what we're seeing. so people, you know, the internet has now kind of shown the emperor has no clothes, we start to see that, hey, they do this permanent goal of inflation. that's permanent. we can see where that leads and the confidence is crashing really fast. as a matter of fact, there was a recent, all that was done, a pretty big study, i think was 11000 people, bold and 76 countries. 46 percent of the people said they trusted bitcoin more than

their local currency. and so that trust is very fragile, it's fine up, our people are relays and inflation is here to stay. the trust has been lost and because they're to be to reap the rewards, right? the crack up, boom. and what happens when you have the currency collapse? they started why mar germany and this big god, of course, the speculative attack against the central banks. a lot of industrialists in germany, they were borrowing money from the central bank, buying assets with it that went up and value in the currency collapse. they became very, very wealthy. here you have a couple of examples. michael, sailor of micro strategies borrowing money on the wholesale market at pretty low rates and buying big coin with it. they also have el salvador is floating volcano bonds, essentially in dollars, but they're using the proceeds to buy bitcoin. and is this the sign that the era of central bank to their feet money is over because some very smart people in our country with many more to follow. i figured it out these central like george soros

did in 1093. we had broke the bank of england and a speculative attack. yeah, i mean, how do you can't put that knowledge away now people understand that the central banks have let themselves open to the. yeah. well, i would say that we're not only, we're seeing it obviously, from the michael sailors and the all salvatore's but even people to day are doing it. and so i think we're seeing, shoot, i better go buy a house today because is going to be too expensive in the future. i got a better go buy that new that used car today cuz me too expensive in the future. what they're really saying is my dollars are losing value so fast. i better go spend them kind of like in y m r republic. they had to go get paid multiple times a day because the value of the currency response you fast. and anybody who is buying bitcoin instead of paying off debt, is technically due in a speculative act. right? well, it was a little deeper in that for example, the democrats or the left wing party in america is trying to get the government to print more money to go to m m t monetary theory. yeah, but what's been figured out is that this sheet bonnie can be used to buy assets

and by he's the cooking your own goose. yeah, you're, it's financial suicide. i don't think the democrats realize that the cat's out of the bag and every dollar they give away, they're creating a $100.00 more bullets against the central bank to the point where they're going to kill the central bank. and the golden goose laid. the post world war 2 american egg . i don't think they get it yet. they are, they certainly don't get it. i mean, they've been trained in this kenzie and viewpoint and they don't understand how that works unfortunately. and you know, per the kids multiplier, once we get over 90 percent debt to gdp, the debt doesn't get enough growth to be able to grow our way out of this. and so at this point, they're just continue to dig the whole deeper and deeper and deeper. and now that we have big coin right now that we have the safety release valve, this, this as safety boat as you will. it just is only accelerates this, right? so the more that people move into because out of the currency, the currency collapses and bic when goes up,

which makes more people go and it is kind of accelerates that into that cracker room scenario. now i was in el salvador and i saw sampson now on stage, who had president who kelly. he thinks that volcano bonds will enable the country to pay off their debt. approximately 20000000000 in within 10 years or so. i think that's a possibility i do. and i think there's, i think there's massive demand for this because we've already seen the sale or do multiple rounds. and we've seen like 6 between mining companies do the same thing. so there's massive appetite for it. i think it's going to work out really well for all righty, mark macias from the market disruptor podcast thing and kind of report the am x always a pleasure. thank you. and i was going to do a report with a mac azure's day server. like to think, i guess mark off until next time via a ah

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