s . economy. during that period, i also maintain ultra low interest rates, which has lead to huge distortions in the economy. so make no mistake, the more dollars a federal reserve puts into circulation, the less each dollar is worth that just basic economics. so hence, monetary policy has set the stage for ramp and long term inflation. so right now, questions are being raised about whether this increase in government spending will drive up in place to even more. and these measures will funnel a substantial amount of federal funding into an already over he's economy that has the fastest prize and consumer prices in 30 years. so supporters of the bill claim that inflation will be moderate by the middle of next year in the supply chain. issues will work themselves out, but that's the same as saying that inflation was transient and in most cases, inflation doesn't just magically work itself out. that's what fiscal policy is supposed to do. i don't know, chris, i mean they've been talking about how gr

s. economy. while oil prices sol, despite his order to release millions of barrels from strategic reserves, it's only adding the public anger over spiraling inflation. inflation is, is rising. we might not be seeing as much.

were experiencing the stronger economic recovery in the world, president biden praises the u. s. economy, while the oil price source, despite his order to release millions of barrels from strategic reserves, it's all adding to mass public anger of a spiraling inflation. inflation is, is rising, might not be seeing as much progress as fast as we would like, based on the promises that he may be pushing a pupil. he blockers on children, a health care will civil our in the u. k. claims of state funded clinic as treating girls who don't like pink ribbons old doles to be gender confused for in the program, we speak to a former transgender who sees the practice as abuse to actually child abuse with tab, as jack is doing, really should be shut down on or should.

s. economy will break down the date of the alien chinese property sector and how the contagion of reach american market. and it seems like inflation could be here for the long haul it, producer prices jumped in the month of october. we'll bring you up to speed. was crypto per thing is continuing to plant its roots as the market cap has cleared 3 trillion dollars later on. we discussed the new era for the tech industry in fact, so today was right in we lead the program with the latest warning that the embattled chinese real estate sector could take a toll in the u. s. financial system as worries of a global contagion research that the u. s. federal reserve latest financial stability report, states stresses in chinese real estate sector could strain the chinese financial system with possible spill over to the united states. the sector has been in focus recently as one of the world's most indebted companies trying to ever grant group has word investors as the private property giant struggle

we've got price gouging, going on everywhere in the u. s. economy right now is companies attempt by raising prices to recruit the losses from 2020 revenue during the worst impact to the shut downs. they're trying to make up the ground and they're raising their prices everywhere. so companies will just exported anyway, so i probably wouldn't work. he's got to take much stronger action. but you know, he's not the kind of president that box the big corporations or take strong action . he's always looking for a compromise somewhere. and no one he did. there's looking for a compromise. the situation is going to get much worse. you had judge overseeing the high profile homicide trial of cal rittenhouse is described media coverage of the polarizing cases. irresponsible and even scary. the teenagers charged with killing 2 people and wounding another at a racial justice protest. last year, the judge says that due to certain media antics he'll, we consider allowing journalists into future cases. when i talked about, i am proud of the media when it's t

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s. public says the economy is moving in a bad direction. biden is at this point less popular than trump ever was. yeah. is it going to make much difference? and we're talking about $50000000.00 barrels here. it sounds like a heck of a lot. but on the grand scale of things, it isn't. it's only the last couple of weeks in america. while the bottom administration basically blames the rising energy prices on the fact that the global oil supply is not keeping pace with demand, they have at this point, blamed other countries and companies for, as well as energy companies for not passing, decreases and oil prices to consumers daily consumption at this point in united states as 182-1900 1000000 barrels. so this move by the buying and ministration is essentially releasing 3 days worth of oil. and that would be gradually over the next few months. so not making a huge amount of difference. now, biden and other administration officials have been pressuring the opec countries, led by saudi arabian russia to pump more oil in the hopes that it would lower the gas prices. opec member countries represen

s and the economy. what it means you'll be safer to get to where you're going faster and you'll save money. this means jobs jobs for folks making these upgrades. the president's visit part of the administration's push to sell the american public on the need for federal spendin, including the next up $2 trillion social spending proposal covering childcare, education, healthcare and climate want to fight inflation. support build back better. the latest abc news washington post poll shows 58% approve the build back better bill. still, the president's approval rating has taken a hit, slumping recently to 41. republicans critical of the president's push for more spending argue his plans are too costly and the $555 billion allotted to fight climate change does little to help the american people that would hurt families badly. it will help china in a big way. democratic holdout senator joe manchin says he's also concerned about the price tag but is waiting to see what the full cost will be. once the congressio

s and the economy. what it means you'll be safer to get to where you're going faster and you'll save money. this means jobs jobs for folks making these upgrades. the president's visit part of the administration's push to sell the american public on the need for federal spendin, including the next up $2 trillion social spending proposal covering childcare, education, healthcare and climate want to fight inflation. support build back better. the latest abc news washington post poll shows 58% approve of the build back better bill. still, the president's approval rating has taken a hit, slumping recently to 41. republicans critical of the president's push for more spending argue his plans are too costly and the $555 billion allotted to fight climate change does little to help the american people would hurt families badly. it will help china in a big way. democratic holdout senator joe manchin says he's also concerned about the price tag but is waiting to see what the full cost will be. once the congressiona

s. public says they think the economy is moving in a bad direction. the approval ratings of the biden administration are not good binding. ministration has attributed the, the rise in gas prices and to the global oil supply, essentially not keeping pace with the world economy that is now recovering from the pandemic. now they've blamed other countries for holding back oil supplies, as well as energy companies for not passing along the decreases to the consumer. the by did ministration, has repeatedly called on the opec plus countries, led by saudi arabia and russia, and said that they should pump more oil in the hopes of getting the price down. opec countries that represent roughly 77 percent of the world's crude oil reserves . they have declined to do that essentially, and they're sticking to their plan for only modest increases. you know, you have to remember oil consumption in the states is roughly 18 to 19000000 barrels per day. so biden is essentially releasing about 3 days worth of oil. very gradually, over the course of the next 3 months. so at

s and the economy. what it means you'll be safer to get to where you're going faster and you'll save money. this means jobs jobs for folks making these upgrades. the president's visit part of the administration's push to sell the american public on the need for federal spending, including the next up $2 trillion social spending proposal covering childcare, education, healthcare and climate want to fight inflation. support build back better. the latest abc news washington post poll shows 58% approve of the build back better bill. still, the president's approval rating has taken a hit, slumping recently to 41. republicans critical of the president's push for more spending argue his plans are too costly and the $555 billion allotted to fight climate change does little to help the american people would hurt families badly. it will help china in a big way. democratic holdout senator joe manchin says he's also concerned about the price tag but is waiting to see what the full cost will be. once the congression

s. aunt, only the 2 biggest economies on earth. they're also responsible for the biggest emissions of carbon dioxide and methane gases. and that's why such a joint effort may have added value details about exactly what effective will have . i'll limited at this stage. but regardless of that, it's given a lift to proceedings here at a difficult time. earlier boris johnson had headed back to glasgow on an electric train, not the private jet. he used to fly to london last week. his mission to try bridging the gaps on a final agreement. the world is hud leaders from every country continent stand here and acknowledge the need for action and the world will find absolutely incomprehensible. if we fail to deliver that, and the backlash from people will be immense, and it will be long lasting. and frankly, we will deserve their criticism, and their opprobrium fossil fuel states may not like it, but the draft working text has devised a ratcheting up effect on cutting emissions. countries would review progress with foreign ministers meeting n

and there american capitalism do great until the u. s. government corrupted it. we had a vibrant free market economy under a gold standard. when we had honest money where we didn't have a federal income tax or so security tax, we didn't have any of these types of spending programs that we have today. we have a thriving middle class. we had an economy that really was the envy of the world. we built a standard of living that was unmatched anywhere else in the world. the problems really started when government started to grow and started to impose more regulations and more subsidies and more government spending and the federal reserve came around. so these problems were not created by capitalism. they were created by governments interference with capitalism. and every time government tries to solve the problems that they create, they make those problems even worse. well steve, i want to give you a chance to weigh in on this. i know we've talked a lot about the different systems, but do you see the united states is having a free economy, especially when it's congress

the great until the u. s. government corrupted it. we had a vibrant free market economy under a gold standard. when we had honest money where we didn't have a federal income tax or so security tax, we didn't have any of these types of spending programs that we have today. we have a thriving middle class. we had an economy that really was the envy of the world. we built a standard of living that was unmatched anywhere else in the world. the problems really started when government started to grow and started to impose more regulations and more subsidies and more government spending and the federal reserve came around. so these problems were not created by capitalism. they were created by governments interfering with capitalism. and every time government tries to solve the problems that they create, they make those problems even worse. well steve, i want to give you a chance to weigh in on this. i know we've talked a lot about the different systems. when do you see the united states is having a free economy, especially when it's congress

s. aren't only the 2 biggest economies on earth. they're also responsible for the biggest emissions of carbon dioxide and methane gases. and that's why such a joint effort may have added value details about exactly what effect to below have . i'll limited at that stage. but regardless of that, it's given a lift to proceedings here at a difficult time. earlier boris johnson had headed back to glasgow on an electric train, not the private jet. he used to fly to london last week. his mission to try bridging the caps on a final agreement. the world is hud leaders from every country continent stand here and acknowledge the need for action and the world will find absolutely incomprehensible. if we fail to deliver that, and the backlash from people will be immense, and it will be long lasting. and frankly, we will deserve their criticism, and their opprobrium fossil fuel states may not like it, but the draft working text has devised a ratcheting up effect on cutting emissions. countries would review progress with foreign ministers meeting

s. aren't only the 2 biggest economies on earth. they're also responsible for the biggest emissions of carbon dioxide and methane gases. and that's why such a joint effort may have added value details about exactly what effective will have . i'll limited at the stage. but regardless of that, it's given a lift to proceedings here at a difficult time. earlier baron's johnson had headed back to glasgow on an electric train, not the private jet. he used to fly to london last week. his mission to try bridging the gaps on the final agreement. the world is heard leaders from every country consonant stand here and acknowledge the need for action and the world will find absolutely incomprehensible. if we fail to deliver that, and the backlash from people will be immense and it will be long lasting. and frankly, we will deserve their criticism, and their opprobrium fossil fuel states may not like it, but the draft working text has devised a ratcheting up effect on cutting emissions. countries would review progress with foreign ministers meeti

s. aren't only the 2 biggest economies on earth. they're also responsible for the biggest emissions of carbon dioxide and methane gases. and that's why such a joint effort may have added value details about exactly what effect to below have . i'll limited at this stage. but regardless of that, it's given a lift to proceedings here at a difficult time. earlier boris johnson had headed back to glasgow on an electric train, not the private jet. he used to fly to london last week. his mission to try bridging the gaps on a final agreement. the world is hud leaders from every country continent stand here and acknowledge the need for action and the world will find absolutely incomprehensible. if we fail to deliver that, and the backlash from people will be immense, and it will be long lasting. and frankly, we will deserve their criticism, and their opprobrium fossil fuel states may not like it, but the draft working text has devised a ratcheting up effect on cutting emissions. countries would review progress with foreign ministers meeting

s. aunt, only the 2 biggest economies on earth. they're also responsible for the biggest emissions of carbon dioxide and methane gases. and that's why such a joint effort may have added value details about exactly what effect it will all have. i'll limited at this stage. but regardless of that, it's given a lift to proceedings here at a difficult time. earlier boris johnson had headed back to glasgow on an electric train, not the private jet. he used to fly to london last week. his mission to try bridging the gaps on a final agreement. the world is heard leaders from every country consonant stand here and acknowledge the need for action and the world will find absolutely incomprehensible. if we fail to deliver that, and the backlash from people will be immense and it will be long lasting. and frankly, we will deserve their criticism, and their opprobrium fossil fuel states may not like it, but the draft working text has devised a ratcheting up effect on cutting emissions. countries would review progress with foreign ministers meeti

s. aren't only the 2 biggest economies on earth. they're also responsible for the biggest emissions of carbon dioxide and methane gases. and that's why such a joint effort may have added value details about exactly what effect to below have . i'll limited at the stage. but regardless of that, it's given a lift to proceedings here at a difficult time. earlier, barnes johnson had headed back to glasgow on an electric train, not the private jet. he used to fly to london last week. his mission to try bridging the caps on the final agreement. the world is heard leaders from every country consonant stand here and acknowledge the need for action and the world will find absolutely incomprehensible. if we fail to deliver that, and the backlash from people will be immense and it will be long lasting. and frankly, we will deserve their criticism, and their opprobrium fossil fuel states may not like it, but the draft working text has devised a ratcheting up effect on cutting emissions. countries would review progress with foreign ministers meet

it's condemned the u . s. and e. u for the calls provocative visit to the island. a u. s. congressional delegation landed in ty pay on tuesday. it follows the 1st official tool from e u legislators last week, who praised tiwana as an ally for democracy and freedom. china's foreign affairs ministry accuse the u. s. and u of collaborating with taiwanese independence forces president, she aging ping warned against what he calls a return to cold war era. divisions. me to attempt to draw audiological lines on geopolitical grounds. will fail. the asia pacific shouldn't relapse into the division of the cold war era. only 15 countries recognize taiwan as an independent nation, the u. s. and the u. a not among them. however, they do maintain a relationship of strategic can big unity. the u. s. has a military presence in taiwan. tensions between beijing and taiwan. around the rise, china's air force sent a record number of war planes into the islands a defense zone last month. china is the use largest trading partner. taiwan economy remains heavily dependent on china. taiwan is o

if necessary, it's condemned the u. s. and e, you force it calls provocative visits to the island. a u. s. congressional delegation landed in taipei on tuesday. it follows the 1st official tour from you legislators last week who praised tiwana as an ally for democracy and freedom. china's foreign affairs ministry accused the u. s. in the you of collaborating with taiwanese independence forces president, she jing ping warned against what he calls a return to cold war era. divisions to attempt to draw audiological lines on geopolitical grounds will fail. the asia pacific shouldn't relapse into the division of the cold war era. only 15 countries recognize taiwan as an independent nation, the u. s. and the u. a not among them. however, they do maintain a relationship of strategic can big unity. the u. s. has a military presence in taiwan. tensions between beijing and taiwan. around the rise . china is a full sent a rec, hold number of war planes into the islands a defense zone last month. china is the use largest trading partner. taiwan economy remains heavily dependent on china. taiwa

if necessary, it's condemns the u. s. and e, you force it calls provocative visits to the island. a u. s. congressional delegation landed in taipei on tuesday. it follows the 1st official tour from you legislators last week who praised tiwana as an ally for democracy and freedom. china's foreign affairs ministry accused the u. s. in the you of collaborating with taiwanese independence forces president, she doing ping warned against what he calls a return to cold war era divisions to attempt to draw audiological lines on geo political grounds will fail. the asia pacific shouldn't relapse into the division of the cold war. era only 15 countries recognize taiwan as an independent nation, the u. s. and the u. a not among them. however, they do maintain a relationship of strategic ambiguity. the u. s. has a military presence in taiwan. tensions between beijing and taiwan around the rise . china is a full sent a rec, hold number of war planes into the islands a defense zone. last month. china is the use largest trading partner. taiwan economy remains heavily dependent on china. and taiw

i mean, might be easy to draw the cold war parallels, but the economies of the, of the u. s. in china, or western countries in general and china much more into dependence. right. the china is much wealthier, more wealthy than the soviet union was. that's right. and a couple things, 1st of all, chinese greater wealth means that it really does are in the cold work. last degree you're longer, right? i mean, the soviets were already losing a cold war by the 1970, because they simply couldn't afford the military spending to keep up with nato. and the countries around it, china got a much greater capacity. it actually slug this out and drag on for decade on the other hand. so the good news is because the 2 are you can look and reply and both have a business community that would strongly to avoid a cold war right in the us. i can't speak too much, but on the, on the us end to it, you know, the business community has been promoting investment in china for a long time. and us investment of the us business community has pushed back on on hawkish voices in washington, dc. and the thing

there is a global economy recovers in order to lower prices for consumers. am releasing the u. s. long term strategy, which presents a vision of achieving the united states goal of net 0 mission economy wide by no later than 2050 a national health service executives cold on the u. k. government to delay it's mandatory cove at vaccine policy for health care stuff till next year and says, who fall? let's go to some breaking news now. it, oh, but to call and president putin is about to speak there. i'm not sure you got translation for it. let's crossover, he's addressing via video link. here is the blades of news to choose the solution. miss middleton will see the petition problem with global open emotional attention yourself, global warming, to reducing again greenhouse gas emissions. what about blown away by you this year as a is organically included in the climate agenda and glasgow? serena, we're aiming to build a carbon neutral economy by no later than 2060, but i see it is relying among other ladies immune. she's on the unique resources of the forest ecosystems, available to us

i'm releasing the u. s. long term strategy, which presents a vision of achieving the united states. gorb, niger, our mission is economy wide by no later than 2050. our national health service executive has called on the u. k. government delay it's mandatory co good vaccine policy for health care staff until next year and says it will help the medical service get through the difficult when to period. otherwise, he says the country does risk an exodus of unvaccinated workers and a worsening staff shortage. we've got a very, very difficult winter coming up and we know the n h s is going to be a full stretch. so it makes sense to set that deadline. once that period has passed, if we lose very large numbers of m vaccinated stuff, particularly over the winter period, then that also constitutes a risk to patient safety and quality of care. where this comes as u. k. paramedics have raised phase to an unprecedented crisis facing the ambulance service with one local department just last week. even pleading with the pu

there is a global economy recovers in order to lower prices for consumers. they am releasing the u. s. long term strategy, which presents a vision of achieving the united states goal of ned 0 mission economy wide by no later than 2050 president mcgraw frances delayed retaliatory measures elsewhere against the u. k. triggered by the latest escalation, a longstanding, rather fishing rights of late jazz, he's being dragged into it to the channel islands. the issues become a stumbling block off to breck sit with london now warning it's ready to take legal action against france. if they do not follow the trade agreements that we reached last year with the latest shot to bend ski, i'm not sure that a solution is in sight. but what we've seen for the moment is that the sanctions that have been threatened now by french for weeks have at least been put on ice is more talks will take place at later this week. but i want to talk about the sanctions that have been threatened by france. they've talked about increasing the checks on vans and laurie's coming in to france. so customers checks. it t

s. and that's an important source of dollars for the cuban economy to. but even that top isn't flowing like it used to under president trump, companies like western union were banned from sending cash because they work with a bank in cuba owned by the military. so that dried up a big source of cash and cubans can hardly rely on their own currency the best. so just can't buy them what they need. got even worse when the government de valued the paso back in january as part of a major currency reform would have created an enormous inflation. so the price of food, especially where, where it's a huge mass. and then you add a pandemic which is cut off another economic lifeline for cuba tourist dollars and all those pressures. well, they seem to have pushed cubans to speak out against their government more openly than ever before. more people in cuba, i've lost the fear of being depressed and that going on to streets. people is seen the generation after generation. the time goes by and they just keep waiting and the political speech doesn't change, the solution

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s. is set to meet with japan, south re an india to both are trade type, the counter type influence. we'll discuss what it all mean that it did to sidestep us sanctions while way recruiting smartphone partners as a way to gain access to critical component. well, the strategy work, we'll talk about it. and finally, american farms are dying of in drawing up and farmers are hit with right. and coff profit falling customers, outsourcing products. we're gonna dig deeper into americas farm crisis a pac show today. so let's get to it. let's begin with these new statements from china that the country must not be isolated from the rest of the world and must work with other nations to boost economic growth. but don't china for you. they are working with the rest of the world. insignificant ways, all of this though, is set against the backdrop of new u. s. moves to bolster trade ties with the rest of asia. as the u. s. is working to counter china's influence just 24 hours after she and by and met fo

s. and in europe, and they bigger asian economy saying yes, yes, yes, but it's someone else's problem. well, you know, when i was studying climate change, communication in miami, where there's massive sea level rise coming up to the poorest limestone. they're the government officials and businesses to talk about solutions, but there are no solutions. if there aren't dollar signs attached to it, and you don't see in their rhetoric does coming through actual discussion about numbers and certainly they'll, they'll throw out a range of how many dollars or pesos or pounds it will take to, to do one project or another. but those aren't hard numbers, we don't know how they're going to be funded. and we know that governments aren't serious about things until i actually talk about how much something's going to cost . and quite frankly, how they're going to pay for it. is that something they can realistically do just thinking about what happened after the paris agreement, and i'm old enough to rem

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s. long term strategy, which presents a vision of achieving the united states goal of ned 0 mission is economy wide by no later than 2050 other news, ethiopia were rebels from the to grind people's liberation front say they've joined up with forces from the most populous region or o me up the tpl, i've says it sees the town of culture and it's a port in the amara region, while fighters from romeo said, have sees the town of can me say both towns are strategic points on the road to addis ababa. rescuers have been working overnight in nigeria to find people trapped under the rubble. after a 21 story building collapsed. at least 3 people have died. it's not yet clear what caused the collapse in like else they have been if it's though recently to demolish reinforce unsafe buildings in the city manager says, following that story from neighboring chat trust on the scenes, why ambulances and emergency workers, but there was nothing much they could do, they tried to dig through the rubble withou

the great until the u. s. government corrupted it. we had a vibrant free market economy under a gold standard. when we had honest money where we didn't have a federal income tax or so security tax, we didn't have any of these types of spending programs that we have today. we have a thriving middle class. we had an economy that really was the envy of the world. we built a standard of living that was unmatched anywhere else in the world. the problems really started when government started to grow and started to impose more regulations and more subsidies and more government spending and the federal reserve came around. so these problems were not created by capitalism. they were created by governments interference with capitalism. and every time government tries to solve the problems that they create, they make those problems even worse. well steve, i want to give you a chance to weigh in on this. i know we've talked a lot about the different systems. when do you see the united states is having a free economy, especially when it's congres

, as we say in the u. s. so karl dana, jerry over there at market dash ticker dot org. it must visit site if you want to keep up on the true economic stories around the world. thanks for being on the kaiser report. thank you. max. have a good day. all righty. and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me. max kaiser and stacy herbert martin. thank i guess carl denner jer of market dash sticker dot org. until next time i you ah ah ah, join me every thursday on the alex solomon show that i'll be speaking to guess with the world politics school business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. mm. ah, pandemic. no, no born is a tease. and you perish as a merge. we don't have a charity. we don't have a vaccine. the whole world needs to take action and be ready. people are judgment, common crisis with we can do better, we should be doing better. every one is contributing each in their own way, but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenge is great to response ha

and over in scotland, the u. s. and china now say join agreement reached at the cap $26.00 climate summit with both country pledging, clamped down on greenhouse gases. we'll talk shop about the latest emissions deal between the 2 super power lot to get to let's get to work and we leave the program with the state.

as we say in the u. s. so karl dana, jerry over there at market dash ticker dot org. it must visit site if you want to keep up on the true economic stories around the world. thanks for being on the kaiser report. thank you, ma'am. have a good day. all righty. and that's going to do it for this edition of kaiser report with me. max kaiser and stacy herbert mar. thank i guess carl denner jer of market dash chick or dot org until next time a there's a patch of water around me. try a seal island that's in contention between canada and the united states, where the government has suddenly become optimal for lobster and our populations years exploded. one of the most valuable fisheries that ever existed. suddenly you had made in canadian fishermen in these waters at the same time jousting for position in tensions or high violence is bound to happen. this is the last land border dispute between canada and the united states. it could be magnified to the point where there could be costs that would be significant to hold countries. border disputes don't go away, they just fester

and over in scotland, the u. s. in china now it's a joint agreement reached at the cap $26.00 climate summit with both countries pledging.

and over in scotland, the u. s. and kinda announce a joint agreement reached at the cap $26.00 climate summit with both country pledging, clamped down on greenhouse gases. we'll talk shop about the latest emissions deal between the 2 super power lot to get to look at the work and we leave the program with the state of crypto currency regulation in the united states in an effort to pay for the recently passed $1.00 trillion dollar infrastructure bill. lawmakers have included new tax requirements on crypto currency. the new rules attempt to limit tax evasion in crypto currency by placing new tax reporting rules that apply to digital assets like crypto and, and f t's in trying to sell the need for tax to tax these assets in 2018. the iris actually pointed to research that showed the tax gap on crypto related capital gains was roughly $11500000000.00 in the year of 2017 saying it probably widened quite a bit since that a couple of the key points in the bill include brokers needing to report transactions of digital curre