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welcome to the kaiser report i-max kaiser you know a pastor at bus stops across the u.k. asks do you know someone living beyond their means and benefiting from crime it's called the u.k. for going to commie population and government living beyond their means because the financial system benefits so much from crime they don't need or want workers or makers because a policy is by and for the takers taking this taking that taking the piss taking the fun out of the lost cat this is why no one we trust is the motto for the latest battle in the global insurrection against banker occupation stays here yes max aside from taking our savings across the european union in the past week or two they've also taken an hour from us but they did deliver the sun we finally have the sun for the first time a month here in the kajal little sun oh it's gone it's there that's it that's the five minutes of sun for london for this year but you were talking about how do they afford it yes it was tweet from cory doctorow as you see here and if you pull back to the poster this was a poster campaign i

welcome to the kaiser report i-max kaiser you know a pastor at bus stops across the u.k. asks do you know someone living beyond their means and benefiting from crime it's called the u.k. for going to commie population and government living beyond their means because the financial system benefits so much from crime they don't need or want workers or makers because a policy is by and for the takers taking lives taking that taking the piss taking the fun out of the last cat this is why no one we trust is the motto for the latest battle in the global insurrection against banker occupation stays here yes max aside from taking our savings across the european union in the past week or two they've also taken an hour from us but they did deliver the sun we finally have the sun for the first time or lunch here in the kajal little sun oh it's gone. that's it that's the five minutes of sun for london for this year but you were talking about how do they afford it yes i was tweet from cory doctorow as you see here and if you pull back to the poster this was a poster campaign i think so

already set up and ready to go let's stop jump jump jump jump jump jump i know they all look alike to you max but the tory behind you is actually boris johnson not george. so you know here we are in the city of london where everybody is living thanks to the benefit of the crime beyond their means. now they're of course looking up in the poor areas these posters are not in these expensive areas in the city so i want to look at cypriot president angrily denies claims family member export did bank funds cyprus t.v. station claims more than one hundred savers sent deposits a broad and run up to bailout deal and crippling bank levy so president. of cyprus claims that he didn't know anything about this that in fact when he went to europe when he went to brussels for the bailout meetings he didn't know before hand that this was even on the table that they were going to confiscate deposits funds so faisel islam who is over there did say that this list includes it's mostly multinationals so you could think that in fact it was multinationals being tipped off by the i.m.f. and the troika to get their mo

well max we've had a very trying to year consolidation period since we hit the maximum price in this bull market so far around forty dollars in the end of april two thousand and eleven and looking at the long term chart before the show and you know we got to the twenty one dollar level in zero eight no we had the financial crisis of zero eight we got under ten and it took about two years for the silver to get back up to the twenty dollars level again i equate it to a similar process here we ran up from like nineteen all the way to forty eight in a few months it was a very very wonderful time for silver investors and then we peaked we had margin increases about four or five times the market finally was broken down and we've been in consolidation ever since and i guess been about two years i am still very bullish max and i think also that we're probably near the end of the bottom a process here obviously when you make a risk like that saying that this is it could be right it could be wrong but normally those kind of consolidations duration two years is about it and i think where there

yes max aside from taking our savings across the european union in the past week or two they've also taken an hour from us but they did deliver the sun we finally have the sun for the first time a month here in the ca yeah a little sun oh it's gone sort of us it that's the five minutes of sun for london for this year but you were talking about how do they afford it yeah and i was a tweet from cory doctorow as you see here and if you pull back to the poster this was a poster campaign i think somewhere up in south yorkshire and it says do you know someone living beyond their means and benefiting from crime. now of course they mean poor people as you see from the image they're saying this is gold bullying these people would be wearing and if you see somebody who doesn't look like they should be wearing gold bling you should call crime stoppers well yeah you know this is crazy because if i see somebody living beyond their means i mean i ought to do is go to any restaurant in mayfair and i will see dozens of three piece wearing banks toure's living beyond their means they're they they are

this if we have a good term to come to that you know it can i can i just interrupt go ahead max jump in now i what i was. i just want to i just want to add one thing when i say that terrorism by most accounts in north america focuses on non-state actors that doesn't mean that when states use violence against civilians it's somehow ok the thing is that we have a very rich vocabulary we can use many different words terrorism is not the only negative word to apply to actors in the international system so i i don't want to give. you know i don't want to in any way exonerate seeds from attacking civilians indeed when states attack civilians they tend to kill many many more of them then when non-state actors do but that's terrorism isn't it max it depends i suppose on which country you're in william. we use a much more restrictive definition god willing i think the definition to definition you gave before is for terrorism i think is quite suitable there has to be a political motive involved and usually there is where that where the state actor where the government. would individuals there

this if we have a good term to come to that you know it can i can i just interrupt go ahead max jump in though i what. i just want to i just want to add one thing when i say that terrorism by most accounts in north america focuses on non-state actors that doesn't mean that when states use violence against civilians it's somehow ok the thing is that we have a very rich vocabulary we can use many different words terrorism is not the only negative word to apply to actors in the international system so i i don't want to give. you know i don't want to in any way exonerate seeds from attacking civilians indeed when states attack civilians they tend to kill many many more of them than when non-state actors do but that's terrorism isn't it max it depends i suppose on which country you're in william. we use a much more restrictive definition god willing i think the definition is the definition you gave before is for terrorism i think is quite suitable there has to be a political motive involved and usually there is where that where the state actor or the government. with individuals there was

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the motto for the latest battle in the global insurrection against banker occupation stacey or yes max aside from taking our savings across the european union in the past week or two they've also taken an hour from us but they did deliver the sun we finally have the sun for the first time a month here in the kajal little sun oh it's gone there that's it that's the five minutes of sun for london for this year but you were talking about how do they afford it yes i was sweet from cory doctorow as you see here and if you pull back to the poster this was a poster campaign i think somewhere up in south yorkshire and it says do you know someone living beyond their means and benefiting from crime. now of course they mean poor people as you see from the image they're saying this is gold bullying these people would be wearing and if you see somebody who doesn't look like they should be wearing gold bling you should call crime stoppers well yeah you know this is crazy because if i see somebody living beyond their means i mean i ought to do is go to any restaurant in mayfair and i will see dozens

this if we have a good term to come to that you know it can i can i just interrupt go ahead max jump in i want. i just want to i just want to add one thing when i say that terrorism by most accounts in north america focuses on non-state actors that doesn't mean that when states use violence against civilians it's somehow ok the thing is that we have a very rich vocabulary we can use many different words terrorism is not the only negative word to apply to actors in the international system so i i don't want to give. you know i don't want to in any way exonerate seeds from attacking civilians indeed when states attack civilians they tend to kill many many more of them than when non-state actors do but that's terrorism isn't it max it depends i suppose on which country you're in william. we use a much more restrictive definition god willing i think the definition to definition you gave before is for terrorism i think is quite suitable there has to be a political motive involved and usually there is where that where the state actor or the government. with individuals there was nobody in

this if we have a good term to come to that you know it can i can i just interrupt go ahead max jump in no i what i would. i just want to i just want to add one thing when i say that terrorism by most accounts in north america focuses on non-state actors that doesn't mean that when states use violence against civilians it's somehow ok the thing is that we have a very rich vocabulary we can use many different words terrorism is not the only negative word to apply to actors in the international system so i i don't want to give. you know i don't want to in any way exonerate seeds from attacking civilians indeed when states attack civilians they tend to kill many many more of them than when non-state actors do but that's terrorism isn't it max it depends i suppose on which country you're in william. we use a much more restrictive definition god willing i think the definition to definition you gave before is for terrorism i think is quite suitable there has to be a political motive involved and usually there is where that where the state actually where the government. would individuals th

this if we have a good term to come to that you know it can i can i just interrupt go ahead max jump in now i what i was. i just want to i just want to add one thing when i say that terrorism by most accounts in north america focuses on non-state actors that doesn't mean that when states use violence against civilians it's somehow ok the thing is that we have a very rich vocabulary we can use many different words terrorism is not the only negative word to apply to actors in the international system so i i don't want to give. you know i don't want to in any way exonerate seeds from attacking civilians indeed when states attack civilians they tend to kill many many more of them than when non-state actors do but that's terrorism isn't it max it depends i suppose on which country you're in william. we use a much more restrictive definition god willing i think the definition to definition you gave before is for terrorism i think is quite suitable there has to be a political motive involved and usually there is where that where the state actor where the government. would individuals there

this if we have a good term to come to that you know it can i can i just interrupt go ahead max jump in i want. i just want to i just want to add one thing when i say that terrorism by most accounts in north america focuses on non-state actors that doesn't mean that when states use violence against civilians it's somehow ok the thing is that we have a very rich vocabulary we can use many different words terrorism is not the only negative word to apply to actors in the international system so i i don't want to give. you know i don't want to in any way exonerate seeds from attacking civilians indeed when states attack civilians they tend to kill many many more of them then when non-state actors do but that's terrorism isn't it max it depends i suppose on which country you're in william. we use a much more restrictive definition. i think the definition definition you gave before is for terrorism i think is quite suitable there has to be a political motive involved and usually there is where that where the state actor or the government. with individuals there was nobody in the case of bo

can i can i just interrupt go ahead max jump in no i would i would i just want to i just want to add one thing when i say that terrorism by most accounts in north america focuses on non-state actors that doesn't mean that when states use violence against civilians it's somehow ok the thing is that we have a very rich vocabulary we can use many different words terrorism is not the only negative word to apply to actors in the international system. so i i don't want to give. you know i don't want to in any way exonerate seeds from attacking civilians indeed when states attack civilians they tend to kill many many more of them then when non-state actors do but that's terrorism isn't it max it depends i suppose on which country you're in william we use a much more restrictive definition go ahead well i think the definition of a definition you gave before is for terrorism i think is quite suitable there has to be a political motive involved and usually there is where that where the state actor where the government. would individuals there was nobody in the case of boston i think it was pol

not the prices he who has the gold rules and if you don't have the gold you are ruled stacie indeed max we're in a time of great wealth transfers and during these times of course it doesn't come easily there's a lot of financial war and one of the main ingredients of this financial war is psychological operations. for twelve psyops this is from hugo salinas price our friend we flew to greece with him in greece is in the headlines later but the definition of psyops psychological operations applies to the events of friday april twelfth and monday april fifteenth two thousand and thirteen when the price of gold was taken down to thirteen eighty and to get it down to thirteen eighty max it took one thousand one hundred tons of paper gold according to commerce bank which was forty five percent of annual production of gold well stacy herbert on this on many occasions i have told you the audience out there around the world about my concept of price propaganda we live in an age of price propaganda in the old days back in the last century propaganda to the form of media propaganda image propagan

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welcome back to the kaiser report i max kaiser time now to go to australia and speak with das madonna of economist author of extreme money das welcome back to kaiser report nice to be with you max right does tell us about japan they're taking monetary policy where no central bank has before gone tell us what's happening and what could be the consequences. well essentially japan has adopted the kazi strategy because having done nothing for a long period of time and the economy's in the doldrums they've now got a three pronged plan plan number one spend more money than you have so this could be a massive fiscal stimulus secondly central bank intervention interest rates have been zero for about fifteen sixteen is so the central bank is buying assets it's going to essentially double the money supply and double the size of the central bank balance sheet with a couple of yes' and finally they get to do some structural reforms but max it ain't going to work what do you think is going to well only cut in here for a second because this idea that the pan is pursuing that they are engaged in mor

welcome to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser follow the answer is not the prices he who has the gold rules and if you don't have the gold you are ruled stacie indeed max were in a time of great wealth transfers and during these time of course it doesn't come easily there's a lot of financial war and one of the main ingredients of this financial war is psychological operations. for twelve psyops this is from hugo salinas price our friend we flew to greece with them in greece is in the headlines later but the definition. psyops psychological operations applies to the events of friday april twelfth and monday april fifteenth two thousand and thirteen when the price of gold was taken down to thirteen eighty and to get it down to thirteen eighty max it took one thousand one hundred tons of paper gold according to commerce bank which is forty five percent of annual production of gold well it stands to herbert on this on many occasions i have told you the audience there around the world about my concept of price propaganda we live in an age of price propaganda in the old days back in the last cen

max obama said anytime bombs are used to target innocent civilians it's an act of care. when you think about that. this is this is what the president said yes that's right you know obama yes that's a quote i don't think that i don't think that he was talking about by states i think that he was talking about i did not ask you know what you think of the statement i'm just asking you what you think of the statement that's all you know sure so the fact i think what he was thinking is that because it wasn't just one bomb but it was more ball that showed at that early point that it was intentional and that it was directed against civilians and dos it was terror i think it was just one example that i would like to know of not only that's like fallujah. on which side by which william jump in yes at the u.s. use of multiple against multiple civilian targets we have a thousand and one examples of that you can't find any definition of terrorism which would exclude american foreign policy it's full of terrorism and has been for decades and decades. ok max you wouldn't want to reply

thirteen when the price of gold was taken down to thirteen eighty and to get it down to thirteen eighty max it took one thousand one hundred tons of paper gold according to commerce bank which is forty five percent of annual production of gold well status is herbert on this on many occasions i have told you the audience out there around the world about my concept of price propaganda we live in an age of price propaganda in the old days back in the last century propaganda to form of media propaganda image propaganda news propaganda at the age of manufacturing consent as noam chomsky would talk about this is price propaganda if you can move the price to a certain level then people's perception will change based on price i invented this idea because i invented a technology to change prizes to create a difference in perception for hollywood movies if you recall now that idea has been taken to the extremists by these financial terrorists the gold banks were using price propaganda to change people's perception of the underlying value however the intrinsic value however is increasing is increasing

thirteen when the price of gold was taken down to thirteen eighty and to get it down to thirteen eighty max it took one thousand one hundred tons of paper gold according to commerce bank which is forty five percent. of annual production of gold well stacy herbert on this on many occasions i have told you the audience out there around the world about my concept of price propaganda we live in an age of price propaganda in the old days back in the last century propaganda to the form of media propaganda image propaganda news propaganda at the age of manufacturing consent as noam chomsky would talk about this is price propaganda if you can move the price to a certain level then people's perception will change based on price i invented this idea because i invented a technology to change prizes to create a difference in perception for hollywood movies if you recall now that idea has been taken to the extremists by these financial terrorists the gold banks who are using price propaganda to change people's perception of the underlying value however the intrinsic value however is increasing is increa

here is max baucus in the center. it turns out that max baucus occupying that center and max baucus being an incredibly lucrative person to have previously worked for have a little bit of a connection because with max baucus in the center you don't know which way he is going to go and that means max baucus might be persuadable on any number of pet projects that clients of these lobbyists want to persuade him on. here are the items that bear noting. the items baucus was persuadable on. cowriting the bush tax cuts and unfunded medicare prescription drug plan, protected big pharma profits, a 2009 bill that would have prevented foreclosures, extending the gang of six health care negotiations which helped opponents gather momentum not to mention his opposition to the public option and more recently according to "new york times" the fiscal cliff decisions like tax deferments that happened to benefit staffers in the billions of dollars. i like some of max baucus's defend earns they will say to liberal critics like me we don'

find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cons or a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report. about international that was in the very heart of moscow. max keiser welcome to the kaiser report crash is the new black you've got your act crashes your gold crashes your crash crashes crashes the new thing it's the in thing stacy. crash so this season you should try some the first tweet from hacked a.p. twitter account causes dow to drop one hundred and. fifty points now we all know this was the a.p. tweeted out that the white house there were two explosions at the white house and obama was injured in fact it was a hacked a.p. twitter account that sent this out and then the headlight from that reads from a twitter hack to the complete evaporation of all market liquidity and one chart the chart here is from an x. and it shows the plunge the hundred fifty point plunge but you see no liquidity right well that's exactly right stacy herbert because these markets are essentially a hologram they're hologram that is concocted with algorit

i am max kaiser welcome to the kaiser report mt gox is down that means a bit going bubble is over sell everything. cyprus is going to sell their gold now they're not yes they are no they're not yes they are no they're not yes they are hoops the fed just released their minutes a day early to a few wall street banks sell everything now wait buy everything no worries so everything buy sell sell bought stationer first i'm going to start with this tweet from bloomberg athens cyprus a central bank hasn't discussed any plan to sell gold reserves in the cozy a based institution spokeswoman. said max this was following on a headline earlier in the day it became big news everywhere which was cyprus to dive into its gold reserves a draft bailout document seen by the financial times said the cypriot thordis have committed to sell the excess amount of gold reserves owned by the republic the excess amount was ten tons of their thirteen point nine tons which was worth four hundred million euros well on this show we have said that the i.m.f. the e.u. the e.c.b. the so-called troika there their goal as

manipulate is to fix a benchmark number used around the world to calculate the price of interest rate swaps max this is a three hundred seventy nine trillion dollar market and it's like a double rig here because we've had the library scandal which these very same banks rigged libel rates global interest rates and this is rigging the swaps on top of the interest rates well it's a heinous crime and we've been reporting about it for a while you know i kept some as a company entered broker dealer banker deal or enter broker market drugs wielding money spinning fraudster we've been talking about they do an annual charity event really get celebrities to come in and rub their rub themselves against the bankers and everyone gets really excited and but there is sleazy no good group of scoundrels here in london and we've reported on it for years and i tell the police i say to the police there are work that's where the crooks are that's where the terrorists are but they don't they don't act so this is a three hundred seventy nine trillion dollar market and who buys these interest rate swaps they're munici

a headline three fold increase in demand for gold this isn't india and we also see this in bangkok max they're talking about traffic jams on the sidewalks outside shops gold bullion shops in bangkok they're seeing that in india they're seeing it three hour four hour waits in australia but that's our show our show is seen globally and the idea of keeping gold suppressed is local it's local to the west keynesian money printing propaganda wars but globally people understand people globally our show is global they buy gold. so well where they to me where these concepts meet where the psychological war with the belief in in paper and the mighty nests of paper meets in japan which is over in asia of course where everybody else is consuming consuming and buying japanese see gold as hedge against stocks and yet so we know that the gold price and yen had an all time high right before the price crashed and a lot of people are now lining up seven hour long waits outside gold bullion shops in ginza and a lot of them are doing it because banks pay no interest on their deposits they're also a fearin

said max this was following on a headline earlier in the day it became big news everywhere which was cyprus to dive into its gold reserves a draft bailout document seen by the financial times said the cypriot thordis have committed to sell the excess amount of gold reserves owned by the republic the excess amount was ten tons of their thirteen point nine tons which was worth four hundred million euros right well on this show we have said that the i.m.f. the e.u. the e.c.b. the so-called troika there their goal as they maraud around europe is to grab the gold remember greece had to give up their gold to the troika cyprus of course will give up their gold and it's funny because obviously the cypriot government was the last to know that the i.m.f. had taken their gold then they said wait a minute no that never happened then they got the phone call saying wait but we did take your gold then they came out that oh i think they did take our gold but of course that's what they want the gold price itself was down on the news that there's going to be a seller in the market meanwhile chinese go

said max this was following on a headline earlier in the day and it became big news everywhere which was cyprus to dive into its gold reserves a draft bailout document seen by the financial times said the cypriot thordis have committed to sell the excess amount of gold reserves owned by the republic the excess amount was ten tons of their thirteen point nine tons which was worth four hundred million euros right well on this show we have said that the i.m.f. the e.c.b. the so-called troika there their goal as they maraud around europe is to grab the gold remember greece had to give up their gold to the troika cyprus of course will give up their gold and it's funny because obviously the cypriot government was the last to know that the i.m.f. had taken their gold then they said wait a minute no that never happened then they got the phone call saying wait but we did take your gold then they came out with it oh i think they did take our gold but of course that's what they want the gold price itself was down on the news that there's going to be a seller in the market meanwhile chinese gold

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manipulate is to fix a benchmark number used around the world to calculate the price interest rate swaps max this is a three hundred seventy nine trillion dollar market and it's like a double rig here because we've had the library scandal which these very same banks rigged libel rates global interest rates and this is rigging the swaps on top of the interest rates well it's a heinous crime and we've been reporting about it for a while you know i kept some as a company of interest broker dealer banker deal or enter broker market drugs wielding money spinning fraudster we've been talking about they do an annual charity event where they get celebrities to come in and rub their of themselves against the bankers and everyone gets really excited and but there is sleazy no good group of scoundrels here in london and we've reported on it for years and i tell the police i say to the police there are work there is that's where the crooks are. that's where the terrorists are but they don't they don't act so this is a three hundred seventy nine trillion dollar market and who buys these interest rate swa

in other words, goodbye, max baucus. david selota was more direct. good riddance, max baucus. but whatever you thought of him as a senator, there is a bigger question here, which is why are they all quitting? after the last election, the democratic leadership in the senate said their top goal was to keep these senators from retiring. jay rockefeller, tim johnson, frank lautenberg and tim hark in. their top goal was that none of those five guys would retire. all of those five guys are retiring, and now max baucus. 25 have quit just since '09. we're still doing the numbers in our own research, but as far as we can tell so far, this appears to be the fastest pace of u.s. senators quitting that job in modern american history. why is the u.s. senate suddenly such an awful place to work? why are they all quitting? we have been trying for months now to book any of the senators who have decided to quit from either side of the aisle. i have even offered, which i never do, i have even offered that we would only talk about the senate as a place to work. we don't even need to talk policy.

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barack obama was to have max baucus be the lead guy on his health care. the one reason why this is so theyed up is because created this monster in the u.s. senate. max baucus could not control the process. >> the country will miss him on tax reform, which it has not had in a quarter-century and in which he was extremely intent on trying to get. it recapitulation of what happened in 1986 between tip o'neill and ronald reagan, where you reduce rates. that helped to lead to a quarter century of economic prosperity. >> he still has time. >> he has spoken about the thing that he wants to accomplish and to leave the legacy, but the problem is, obama is not interested. if he is not, it is not going to happen. >> montana, the governor who just left office, enormously popular, he will have better than even chance to keep that seat for democrats. >> you get the last word. thanks. see you next week. >>> from washington, the "the mclaughlin group." the american original for over three decades. the sharpest minds, best sources, hardest talk. >> "the mclaughlin group"

welcome to the kaiser report i max kaiser the where the concerned trolls they cut and paste are concerned for your well being oh my god george soros is selling his paper gold just like he did last year and the year before that and the quarter before that every other quarter before that of course he is and was buying the paper gold right back after the headlines concern trolled you into selling your real gold and in the meantime having sold or real gold you are now no longer a hedge against inflation deflation confiscation stacey or max they're so concerned for your well being they're only telling you this because they're worried about you gold bubble scene turning to bear market by soc gen on recovery investors are unlikely to resist gold holdings because inflation has remained low signs that the economy is improving may spur the federal reserve to curb stimulus and the dollar has strengthened stopped and said today in a report oh this is a financial narcissism because the dow jones is hitting all time highs but that down jones is the inflation the money printing eighty five billion dolla

dollar stays here but thanks much for being on the cover of work thank you max all right stay tuned for the second half of me talking to james turk of gold money foundation. victims like here. it was very profitable to invest in colombia we did very profitable also the it is a very high return on investment. yes it. but i've been working in this area for thirty years and i've always had to pay the armed groups that made them i mean that is not a manager is a change their name and strategy but just to the same murderous. high ranking suspects you know comment pretty upset on that mr president soon. to president putin. but the media. i won't give an interview i'm sorry but no. investigation is a dead. end up and says you can stop your bullshit and keep quiet or else you'll suffer the consequences. even if they're your bodyguards to watch themselves because the same goes for them. blood rivers from synch i've never heard of such a case as ours were so much money and gold has been stolen from so many. for all the gold in colombia on our t.v. . about international and world in the very heart

thirteen when the price of gold was taken down to thirteen eighty and to get it down to thirteen eighty max it took one thousand one hundred tons of paper gold according to commerce bank which is forty five percent of annual production of gold well it stands to herbert on this on many occasions i have told you the audience out there around the world about my concept of price propaganda we live in an age of price propaganda in the old days back in the last century propaganda to the form of media propaganda image propaganda news propaganda at the age of manufacturing consent as noam chomsky would talk about this is price propaganda if you can move the price to a certain level then people's perception will change based on price i invented this idea because i invented a technology to change prices to create a difference in perception for hollywood movies if you recall now that idea has been taken to the extremists by these financial terrorists the gold banks who are using price propaganda to change people's perception of the underlying value however the intrinsic value however is increasing is

barack obama was to have max baucus be the lead guy on his health care. the one reason why this is so theyed up is because created this monster in the u.s. senate. max baucus could not control the process. >> the country will miss him on tax reform, wch ihas notad in a quarter-century and in which he was extremely intent on trying to get. it recapitulation of what happened in 1986 between tip o'neill and ronald reagan, where you reduce rates. that helped to lead to a quarter century of economic prosperity. >> he still has time. >> he has spoken about the thing that he wants to accomplish and to leave the legacy, but the problem is, obama is not interested. if he is not, it is not going to happen. >> montana, the governor who just left office, enormously popular, he will have better than even chance to keep that seat for democrats. >> you get the last word. thanks. see you next week. >> hello and welcome to "european journal" coming tyou fr dw studios in brussels. rising support -- why a political party wants britain to leave the eu. dirty business -- maki

barack obama was to have max baucus be the lead guy on his health care. the one reason why this is so theyed up is because created this monster in the u.s. senate. max baucus could not control the process. >> the country will miss him on tax reform, which it has not had in a quarter-century and in which he was extremely intent on trying to get. it recapitulation of what happened in 1986 between tip o'neill and ronald reagan, where you reduce rates. that helped to lead to a quarter century of economic prosperity. >> he still has time. >> he has spoken about the thing that he wants to accomplish and to leave the legacy, but the problem is, obama is not interested. if he is not, it is not going to happen. >> montana, the governor who just left office, enormously popular, he will have better than even chance to keep that seat for democrats. >> you get the last word. thanks. see you next week. >> this week on "moyers & company" -- >> secrecy is the linchpin of abuse of government power. one of the only avenues we have left for learning what people in power do

welcome to the kaiser report i'm max foster where the concern trolls they cut and paste are a concern for your well being oh my god george soros is selling his paper gold just like he did last year and the year before that and the quarter before that every other quarter before that of course he is and was buying the paper gold right back after the headlines concern trolled you into selling your real gold and in the meantime having sold your real gold you are now no longer a hedge against inflation deflation confiscation stacie or max they're so concerned for your well being they're only telling you this because they're worried about you gold bubble scene turning to bear market by soc gen on recovery investors are unlikely to resist gold holdings because inflation has remained low signs that the economy's improving may spur the federal reserve to curb stimulus and the dollar has strengthened soc gen said today in a report oh this is a financial narcissism because the dow jones is hitting all time new highs but that down jones is the inflation the money printing eighty five billion doll

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got hung so will the us dollar station ever thank so much for being on the cover of work thank you max all right stay tuned for the second half i'll be talking to james turk of gold money foundation. do we speak your language was anybody will or not a day and. use programs and documentaries and spanish more matters to you. a little tune in to bangalore stories. here. altie spanish more and more visit. lol. international and world in the very heart of moscow. all right welcome back to the kaiser report imax guys are time now to turn to james turk of gold money dot com james welcome back to the kaiser report thanks max so it's great to be with you so much is happening james i a lot to cover i wanted to just jump right in and i read a headline i thought immediately of you portugal will begin paying the public workers with treasury bills instead of cash this sounds like an alarm bell your thoughts it definitely is an alarm bell you know there's a saying from an american philosopher if you ignore history you end reliving it and what portugal is doing is what happened in america after the wa

inflation for the foreseeable future now max this is me of what you have always argued to u.k. workers here is that you should tie your wages to inflation to the money supply in fact but at least here this is the why you see this growth in inequality is that at the top in the top one percent they insist on being compensated for inflation and risk well the top one percent through their channel let's say the b.b.c. is saying that inflation is not a risk thing and inflation's under control because there's no inflation the bank of england going to keep interest rates down at near zero at the same time they're telling their one percent clients that because there's so much friction inflation we're going to tie dividends to higher rates of inflation so you're not gobbled a lot by the real inflation number one number two how can this company the grid afford to pay these escalating dividends to keep up with inflation they borrow the money from the central bank at near zero percent so it's a mechanism what i call interest rate apartheid so if you're on one side of the apartheid wall of i

dollar stays you never thank so much for being on the go to report thank you max all right stay. till the second half i'll be talking to james stark of gold money foundation. goodson meteorite only. ten thousand tons through space towards russia. with the power. of a nuclear. weapon sky full on r.t. . international and world in the very heart of moscow. all right welcome back to the kaiser report imax guys it's time now to turn to james turk of gold money dot com james welcome back to the kaiser report thanks max so it's great to be with you so much is happening james i a lot to cover i wanted to just jump right in and i read a headline i thought immediately of you portugal will begin paying the public workers with treasury bills instead of cash this sounds like an alarm bell your thoughts it definitely is an alarm bell you know there's a saying from an american philosopher if you ignore history you end reliving it and what portugal is doing is what happened in america after the war of independence instead of actually paying bills they issued little pieces of paper and those litt

welcome to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser it's time to hit the reset button because in case you haven't noticed the system around us has collapsed the banks have got the runs currencies gone fricken crazy equity markets are high as a kite. that coudersport day at the house while capital markets. killed over policymakers are so stuck on stupid they need to be injected. they need to walk the plank not to not to quit as far as i'm concerned but our barbara phones and bank stirs now how about we just hit reset or let's talk to the smartest woman in london today stacey herbert. max everybody is denying that they are like cyprus malta's denying they're like cyprus luxembourg is denying they're like cyprus italy is spain portugal is francis everybody saying we're not like cyprus so of course those are all european nations i want to turn to america where they merican dream is always held some sort of hope for europeans when their system is collapsing they often flee to america. so the first headline i have on the state of the american dream today s a c s cohen biased one hundred fifty five mill