have on antiwar dot com well you know the you have the the f.b.i. had been given a year and a half of course to answer all kinds of questions they denied having any records that in one such things existed and then these still you of course decided after enough nonsense back in may they would file a case and the case is being filed under of course freedom information act request and the one nine hundred seventy four privacy request which of course guarantees that the first you know first amendment protected available journalism is not supposed to be under the surveilling of that kind of scrutiny and of course of this is part of the larger case of it's not just that these sorts of behaviors you know chill ordinary americans or make them fearful but it puts the whole issue of sure of is journalism a threat to national security and that of course you know that hits the fear whole pretense of course of democracy itself so it's really it's really quite dense it's really quite damning now for a specifically is a very small organization which requires you k

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have on antiwar dot com well you know you have the the f.b.i. had been given a year and a half of course to answer all kinds of questions they denied having any records that in one such things existed and then they still you of course decided after enough nonsense back in may they would file a case and the case is being filed under of course a freedom information act request and the one nine hundred seventy four privacy request which of course guarantees that the first you know first amendment protected available journalism is not supposed to be under the surveilling of that kind of scrutiny and of course and this is part of the larger case of it's not just that these sorts of behaviors you know chill ordinary americans or make them fearful but it puts the whole issue of sure of is journalism. a threat to national security and that of course you know that hits at the very whole pretense of course of democracy itself so it's really it's really quite it's really quite damning now for us specifically as a very small organization which acquired reli

dot com. with harvey mackay there's no one like them it's one of the risks of using social media as a professional tool risks and benefits well the biggest risk of course is my father taught me this you never say anything unless it can take the front page of the newspaper to have to live your life that way bones in the walls and then ears and if you carry ears now than ever oh well as you as you know just get on an airplane and just get through the wrong by flight attendant and work come out a million two million three million hits that your can do within twenty four hours a pity anybody that's in business because because you can get known before it was just make an unhappy customer and they'll tell twenty people now they'll tell millions so how is it has it changed the whole world you live in well you can't well let's just talk about book tours for example social media you know i tweet like you tweet i've got facebook like you've got facebook i'm all over everywhere all the time and therefore

dot com. and on as u.s. officials claim is zero carried out and air time on syria's port city of latakia the strike allegedly targeted a russian made and to ship missile battery which see where it received two years ago our middle east correspondent paul is here has the details. american officials speaking anonymously have revealed that explosions reported at a key syrian port some nine days ago would likely the result of an israeli air strike now the allegations refer to pre dawn explosions in the city of latakia and they allegedly targeted russian made and he ship missiles not your current missile battery was supplied by russia to the syrian armed forces back in two thousand and eleven a permanent russian naval base in the city of type two us which is about eighty kilometers from the turkey or what we're hearing from the syrian observatory for human rights is that fighter jets were seen in the skies around the city of haifa which lies east of latakia now several troops were reportedly killed

dot com and cost you about that you haven't done it already. egypt's embrace from all rival demonstrations with the muslim brotherhood vying to revise the ousting of president morsi and the army and willing to lead them to pressures come and made a quantum dot on the islamist movement which has led to bloodshed and arrests but as true pause without an alternative egypt will once again be owned by the military

download free broadcast quality video for your media projects a free medio don the r t dot com. there's been a lot of talk about bubbles lately and the boom bust cycle where does it come from the fed maybe here to present the austrian side that would be the austrian business cycle theory is chris rossini is a columnist at the economic policy journal dot com and the ron paul institute i talked to him earlier and began by asking him about the causes of the boom part of the cycle. the boom is actually where the damage is done in the business cycle a lot of people the focus is on the crisis afterwards but the boom is that that is where the damage occurs and that's where the federal reserve pushes down interest rates artificially by printing money buying up bonds and injecting money into the economy and it gives a false impression to businesses that savings have increased and that people have decided to withhold consumption but that's not the case if we were living in a market the interest rate would be higher in a free market but the fed instead distorts the picture by pushing down

dot com. news just in for you. the russian attorney who is acting on behalf of edward snowden said that it is possible that the whistleblower could apply for russian citizenship but as he has not include excluded the possibility of on italy could have added it is unlikely the fugitive will be denied temporary asylum in russia snowden had earlier filed an official request for that temporary asylum after more than three weeks in limbo of it within the transit zone in moscow's sheremetyevo airport. the u.s. government is facing domestic pressure over a court ruling that has sparked public outrage thousands of protesters have taken to the streets in cities all across the united states following the acquittal of george zimmerman a neighborhood watch volunteer in florida who had faced second degree murder charges over the killing of an unarmed black teenager trayvon martin last year now law professor charles rose says that aside from the racial profiling issues in the case it has also highlighted the need for title tight

dot com. now artie's contributor option returns he believes america's right wing media will do everything possible to portray the n.s.a.'s filed a fan of the nation he's applying for temporary asylum presumably so he can just go about his business as a normal citizen walk into the venezuelan embassy in moscow walk into the ecuadorian embassy and fill out forms and papers the obama administration was so quick to just say right make him a normal citizen and cause him trouble in this way well they didn't just go they've been so dreadful because the most go trouble because all sorts of governments trouble notably the bolivian one with the high jacking drama to place a few weeks ago they're going to make lots of allegations in the press and you'll see them in lots of right wing newspaper is that the national security agency is a beacon of freedom and without their ability to surveil your skype account your outlook dot com account and recent revelations about microsoft the forces stationed in iraq a

rates and it stimulates all loans all these loans that really should not a car and we saw it in the dot com bubble were companies without revenues and barely any business plans were receiving money hand over fist we saw in the housing boom were houses skyscrapers neighborhoods were all built shopping centers were all built and they should not have been built and now they're sitting empty in many places throughout the country so the fed only creates that but they get away with it because during the boom it actually appears like wealth has been created and it's called the wealth effect and people see their stock prices go up they see housing prices go up the whole triple quadruple and it feels like real wealth is being created but it's not what they have done this sort of the economy and the damage is revealed when they start raising interest rates later on well let me play devil's advocate here i kind of know your position on this but paul krugman he says that aggregate demand is what codes and we had keynes who actually invented helped invent g.d.p. gross domestic product in the mid for

the austrian business cycle theory is chris rossini he's a columnist at the economic policy journal dot com and the ron paul institute i talked to him earlier and began by asking him about the causes of the boom part of the cycle. the boom is actually where the damage is done and the business cycle a lot of people the focus is on the crisis afterwards with the boom is that that is where the damage occurs and that's where the. federal reserve pushes down interest rates artificially by printing money buying up bonds and injecting money into the economy and it gives a false impression to businesses that savings have increased and that people have decided to withhold consumption but that's not the case if we were living in a market the interest rate would be higher in a free market but the fed instead distorts the picture by per pushing down interest rates and it stimulates all loans all these loans that really should not a car and we saw it in the dot com bubble were companies without revenues and barely any business plans were receiving money hand over fist we saw in the housing boom were

rates and it stimulates all loans all these loans that really should not a car and we saw it in the dot com bubble were companies without revenues and barely any business plans were receiving money hand over fist we saw in the housing boom were houses skyscrapers neighborhoods were all built shopping centers were all built and they should not have been built and now they're sitting empty in many places from country so the fed only creates that but they get away with it because during the boom it actually appears like wealth has been created and it's called the wealth of. that and people see their stock prices go up they see housing prices go up the whole triple quadruple and it feels like real wealth is being created but it's not what they have done this sort of the economy and the damage is revealed when they start raising interest rates later on well let me play devil's advocate here i kind of know your position on this but paul krugman he says that aggregate demand is what codes and we had keynes who actually invented helped invent g.d.p. gross domestic product in the mid forty's he

rates and it stimulates all loans all these loans that really should not a car and we saw it in the dot com bubble were companies without revenues that had barely any business plans were receiving money hand over fist we saw in the housing boom were houses skyscrapers neighborhoods were all built shopping centers were all built and they should not have been built and now they're sitting empty in many places around the country so the fed only creates that but they get away with it because during the boom it actually appears like wealth is being created and it's called the wealth effect and people see their stock prices go up they see housing prices go up the whole triple quadruple and it feels like real wealth is being created but it's not what they have done this is sort of the economy and the damage is revealed when they start raising interest rates later on well let me play devil's advocate here i kind of know your position on this but paul krugman he says that aggregate demand is what counts and we had keynes who actually invented helped invent g.d.p. gross domestic product in the mi

rates and it stimulates all loans all these loans that really should not a car and we saw it in the dot com bubble were companies without revenues and barely any business plans were receiving money hand over fist we saw in the housing boom were houses skyscrapers neighborhoods were all built shopping centers are all built and they should not have been built now they are sitting empty in many places throughout the country so the fed only creates that but they get away with it because during the boom it actually appears like wealth is being created and it's called the wealth effect and people see their stock prices go up they see housing prices go up the whole triple quadruple and it feels like real wealth is being created but it's not what they have done this sort of the economy and the damage is revealed when they start raising interest rates later on well let me play devil's advocate here i kind of know your position on this but paul krugman he says that aggregate demand is what codes and we had keynes who actually invented helped invent g.d.p. gross domestic product in the mid forty's

rates and it stimulates all loans all these loans that really should not a car and we saw it in the dot com bubble were companies without revenues and barely any business plans were receiving money hand over fist we saw in the housing boom were houses skyscrapers neighborhoods were all built shopping centers were all built and they should not have been built and now they're sitting empty in many places from country so the fed only creates that but they get away with it because during the boom it actually appears like wealth has been created and it's called the wealth. act and people see their stock prices go up they see housing prices go up the whole triple quadruple and it feels like real wealth is being created but it's not what they have done this sort of the economy and the damage is revealed when they start raising interest rates later on well let me play devil's advocate here i kind of know your position on this but paul krugman he says that aggregate demand is what codes and we had keynes who actually invented helped invent g.d.p. gross domestic product in the mid forty's he was

the austrian business cycle theory is chris rossini he's a columnist at the economic policy journal dot com and the ron paul institute i talked to him earlier and began by asking him about the causes of the boom part of the cycle. the boom is actually where the damage is done in the business cycle a lot of people the focus is on the crisis afterwards with a boom is that that is where the damage occurs and that's where the federal reserve pushes down interest rates artificially by printing money buying up bonds and injecting money into the economy and it gives a false impression to businesses that savings have increased and that people have decided to withhold consumption but that's not the case if we were living in the market the interest rate would be higher in a free market but the fed instead distorts the picture by per pushing down interest rates and it stimulates all loans all these loans that really should not a car and we saw it in the dot com bubble were companies without revenues and barely any business plans were seen big money hand over fist we saw in the housing boom were ho

this is why you should care watch only on the dot com. that's not a word snowden's invited to venezuela cvs his official asylum request we learn why the whistleblower felt compelled to go on a crusade against global surveillance. egypt on the edge of the muslim brotherhood planned mass rallies ignited by monday's bloodshed in cairo while the interim leader lays out a post-coup road map. and we look at why waves of high spending chinese tourists are splashing their cash across europe but not in britain. great to have you with me this morning nine am here in the russian capital i'm loose.

dot com where we're getting lots of twitter feeds and eyewitness accounts r.t. dot com for more on that and of course follow the developments here on the screen here on r.t. . other news now bolivia has joined two other latin american countries and extending a helping hand to the man who exposed world wide surveillance by the u.s. government edward snowden has finally started receiving asylum offers after being stranded in the transit zone of moscow's airport for two weeks the latest now from artie's time bomb might it be the end for edward snowden's two weeks of isolation here at the transit zone at moscow's sheremetyevo airport nobody's actually seen him for those two weeks but this seems to be a glimmer of hope for the whistleblower with three countries now having offered him asylum the latest bolivia that followed venezuela earlier president nicolas maduro said that they would offer the whistleblower asylum if you could get them. but if you look you know i have decided to offer humanitarian asylum to the young american edward snowden in the homeland of simon

agency is a beacon of freedom and without their ability to surveil your skype account your outlook dot com account and recent revelations about microsoft the forces stationed in iraq and afghanistan would sustain formal casualties what rubbish we know the american government and the corporate surveillance state is desperately seeking around to prove that they need to be able to be through all of our e-mails all of our phone calls for our own security of course we have our tea have been closely following the twists and turns in a snowden saga both on air and on our website at r.t. dot com you can check out our timeline also there you can see the full interview with ana told me i know he's the russia lawyer who is helping the former n.s.a. contractor with his asylum request. scotland is looking ahead to its september twenty fourth teen vote on whether to become an independent country but in london the government is campaigning hard against a succession artie's poly boyko has been investigating the warnings from westminster that scottish nationalists have dismissed as scaremongering. it's

dot com for your talk about killer style in new york find out why immigration officers decided these replica gun heels just won't fly the full story of this fashion that's on the web site right now. to egypt we go where the new interim leaders are still finding peace to be rather elusive a bomb blast outside a security headquarters in the city of on soda and that's just north of cairo one person said to have being killed nineteen injured including thirteen policeman security forces exchanged gunfire with unidentified men inside a nearby abandoned building afterwards clashes on gunshots were also reported at pro morsy rallies overnight at least two people killed there but show me the edit. out of the newspaper he believes it's the muslim brotherhood supporters who are most likely instigating the violence. the violence the brotherhood is committing daily no undermining their ability to actually what they are blowing while they are already in the hole refused to begin every day we have. not actually between the. police or the army actually. between brotherhood and the people in the stre

download free broncos video for your media projects a free media john darche dot com. well. it's technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia. the future of covered. download the official. language stream quality and enjoy your favorites. if you're away from. your mobile device you can watch aussie anytime anywhere. wealthy british style the stock. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cons or for a no holds barred global financial headlines kaiser reports. more news today. the first thing these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are today. why after the b.p. spill dr ron came to we see anywhere in bear attack which is forty miles from the gulf and about one hundred fifty miles from the wellhead the oil and dispersants have come into here yesterday the wind blew really hard this table got this cloudy gritty glaze on look at that that is just what's on the table before we even start the interview. was b.p. about to repeat the same strategy that exxon used with the va

a big question for you how stupid can stupid terrorist paranoia get according to four progressives dot com the texas department of public safety demanded that any women entering the state senate hand over any tampons or pads before entering wow so why would they do this are they really that scared that some terrorists are playing a sneak a bomb into the place at any cost according to news at yahoo dot com the official reason is that they're afraid of people using projectiles as a form of protest against a law that would really restrict abortions oh well no i kind of see where you know bush is an issue that people really get furious over now it kind of all makes sense but wait wait wait wait what's that they're afraid of projectiles but people with guns were allowed to take them into the senate are you kidding me i think the second amendment does a lot more good than harm by i think it goes without saying that for women to concealed carry their hygiene items they should need a permit or permission from anyone but that's just my opinion. hello and welcome across the things are considered

dot com. anonymous u.s. officials claim is roe carried out an air attack on syria's port city of latakia and the strike allegedly targeted a russian made and to ship missile battery which syria received two years ago our middle east correspondent all of the details. american officials speaking anonymously have revealed that explosions reported at a key syrian port some nine days ago were likely the result of an israeli air strike now the allegations refer to pre dawn explosions in the city of latakia and they allegedly targeted russian made and he ship missiles not only a quantum assault betty was supplied by russia to the syrian armed forces back in two thousand and eleven a permanent russian naval base is in the city of tire to us which is about eighty kilometers from the turkey or what we're hearing from the syrian observatory for human rights is that fighter jets were seen in the skies around the city of haifa which lies east of latakia not several troops were reportedly killed and wounded in the explosi

dot com. still have free in the program today civil rights activists are up in arms over the quit all of a man accused of murdering an on armed black teenager in florida. and later this hour we'll take a look at whether the rolling indicates a rise in racial profiling. and the union is for raids in the northern ireland open up old wounds of nationally jim struggle as a belfast braces for more violent marches in the latest street that shortly after the break. exactly what happened that day i don't know but a woman killed. fears later is when i got arrested. for a crime i did not do. we have numerous cases where police officers lie about polygraph results. innocent people to confess to the police officers don't beat people anymore i mean it just doesn't happen really. in the course of interrogation why because there's been this is like men know because the psychological techniques are more effective in obtaining confessions than physical abuse and they were off taking they could do what they wan

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dot com and have your say to. well we'll of course be keeping you updated on what's happening and on the actual version of course will be. here brought to you on our team so stay tuned at seventeen g.m.t. because that's when it's expected to be announced. he is charged with perjury in. order. to get. israel and the palestinians are holding a new round of peace talks in the u.s. reviving that have been stalled for almost three years having a long and disappointing history there's already growing skepticism over whether the sides would reach a compromise on the most intractable issues the united states is seeking to broker an agreement on a so-called two state solution under the proposal israel would exist peacefully alongside a new palestinian state great and the west bank and the gaza strip lands occupied by things really since one thousand nine hundred sixty seven war the major issues that need to be resolved to bring an end to more than six decades of conflict in cool borders future of jewish settlements the fat

downloads free broadcast quality video for your media projects and free media dot com. well including. science technology innovation all the least of melons from around russia we've got the future covered. please. please. please. please. please. please please please. please. the russian team uncovers evidence of alleged rebel involvement in a deadly syrian chemical attack while the u.s. congress puts the brakes on military aid to the opposition fearing weapons may fall into the wrong hands.

dot com. us laws on self defense gun control and racism apparently need revamping that is according to the country's attorney general thousands had rallied across america over the past few days since the acquittal of george zimmerman a florida man who had killed a black teenager trayvon martin last year now this was ruled to be a case of self-defense even though trayvon was unarmed law professor charles rose says that it's not about race but gun control. the road to ease with which you can not only purchase a weapon but then use that weapon to defend yourself in the state of florida in approximately twenty other states is really what led to this tragedy not the issue of race i prefer to think that what it gets us in the united states to do is to what we as a nation of immigrants always need to do to talk about how we come together and that issue of race is an issue that's always present within the united states and it gives us an opportunity once the emotion is run itself out to talk about thi

dot com. from the force feeding of hunger striking muslim inmates and gun time tomorrow will be conducted by other methods to respect their will by month of ramadan believe head on live from details plus don't miss our special coverage on the fifth of july as the protest marks one hundred and fiftie day. it is not a surprise to me that we have problems and one time during a time of budget cuts we spend one hundred fifty billion dollars each year to imprison one hundred sixty six people get more it's become a symbol around the world for an america that wants the up. and coming up after the break as egypt celebrates the end of president a president morsi is rule as he looks at what the swift change of power could bring to the country and its people. so basically what the saudis or the iraqis or the do or the turks or the companies when they provide the shipping those promoting to the regime that the same d.n.a. that doesn't give you share a language to share it's a faith to share a culture and t

dot com. plus millions of moscow commuters could soon have their movements tracked by police we reveal the city's plans to equip the metro system with thousands of sensors able to pinpoint the locations of mobile phones. early results show that pakistani lawmakers have elected noon hussein from the ruling party as a country's next president it's two months since pakistan had its first democratic transfer of power through a general election but it seems no matter who is at the helm one controversial issue continues to plague the country the cia led program of downlead drone strikes and with a militant group promising reprisal attacks for each u.s. raid retired senior air of force officer result in how he says islamabad's hands are tied. the new government which had you know all resorted to a lot of rhetoric in the run up to the elections especially during the electoral campaigns it had promised that it will bring an end to the controversial drone attacks but it seems that there is been a realit

dot com to find out how america's n.s.a. spy scandal is continuing to unravel reports says that even the brothers little brothers canal spy on u.s. citizens accessing thousands of e-mails and phone calls. or you tube channel and other unrelated story even watch helpless police drawn out presidential corruption charges with tear gas and riot sticks for all that and more our team dot com. right to see. her story. and i would think that your. on our reporters would. be in. the ukraine is trying to decide whether it wants to align itself with russia's regional trade bloc or to push for e.u. integration the former soviet state has close ties with moscow but is also eyeing greater cooperation with its western partners well let's bring in our katie pilbeam for more on the story katie break this down for us heidi so yeah that one at the moment got a big decision to make so how much so how do these figures work out the ukraine's economy hand if it's easier prey and free trade and i have the russian that customs union well as you can

dot com for the full story. also online a sarcastic comment or a terror plot violent threats over a computer game could land a teenager in jail for eight years even though he did say he was joking. dot com for all the details. this week british prime minister david cameron visited kabul following a recent policy shift towards the taliban afghan president hamid karzai said that a recent taliban attack on the presidential palace would not prevent the negotiation process from going ahead washington is preparing for a troop drawdown in two thousand and fourteen amid ongoing instability in the nation that many believe was caused by the us itself are two spoke to one man who has had personal experience in dealing with a taliban journalist jane vandyke who was kidnapped by the insurgent group and held captive for forty eight days while reporting in afghanistan in two thousand and eight he believes the militant organization will not compromise. originally we went into afghanistan solely to destroy to dismantle to destro

dot com. the head of france's far right national front marine le pen has been stripped of her right to legal immunity as an m.e.p. exposing her to a possible trial over racism charges the decision follows a request by court and three years after she was accused of inciting racial hatred for comparing muslim street pros to the occupation of france by german nazis in a recent interview to r.t. le pen said that she's been hunted for quite some time for expressing something no one would do in paris and brussels. even from the new truth is the censorship reigns in france and we are hunted down in all circumstances because we express an opinion that is different from the one way track of thinking developed by the european union and also by the socialist party and the right wing parties in france have been hunted down first saying i think it's not normal that prayers should be allowed to take place right in the middle of the street blocking traffic it was a territorial occupation that is unacceptable

so start page dot com start mail dot com dot com there's a number of other services out there really focusing on privacy and i really think that people are ready to make this switch get it off of facebook get away from being in yahoo and google stop using the. surveilled emails and really think consciously about how to support alternatives that keep your privacy intact catherine albrecht thank you very much indeed for joining us live here and good to hear from you thank you. well edward snowden who revealed to the world what the n.s.a. is up to is still waiting for the paperwork to allow him to leave his current state of limbo in a moscow airport transit zone is emergence is eagerly anticipated by the world's media have been waiting for him to come out since he arrived from hong kong more than a month ago and he's applied for asylum in russia and he's apparently planning to settle here meanwhile washington has continually the mahdi is extradition if sent home snowden could be tried for espionage for revealing the scope and details of america's surveillance program in the history of o

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download free brown video for your media project free media to our teeth dot com. good afternoon welcome to prime interest i'm bob english in washington d.c. here's the story we're telling today the monthly jobs numbers came out this morning and the media outlets must be channeling charles dickens because it was to the best records or the worst of reports according to the bureau of labor statistics we gained one hundred ninety five thousand jobs in june beating expectations but it's zero hedge notes most of the gains were from low quality part time jobs so what about full time jobs to us two hundred forty thousand of them or last vaporized and there's one more number in the report and this one is even more important because that's the one the fed is using to judge when it will wind down its money printing quantitative easing program and this statistic of the unemployment rate remain the same at seven point six percent the fed wants to see it head down to six point five .

dot com. first. and i think you're. going to. be. well today pakistani lawmakers are set to elect a new president just two months after pakistan had its first democratic transfer of power but it does seem that no matter the government one controversial issue continues to plague the country the cia led program of drone strikes and with the militant group now promising reports of pardon me reprisal attacks for each u.s. strike retired senior air force officer and. says that as long as hands are simply tied. the new government which had in all resorted to a lot of rhetoric in the run up to the elections especially during the electoral campaigns it had promised that it will bring an end to the controversial drone attacks but it seems that there is been a reality check given to the new government by the americans that the aid which comes through. through loans and other things will be stopped unless the government of draws the line so therefore it does appears to be business as usual although the number of drone attacks have in fact incre

mediocre four year media project and free media john to our teeth dot com. good afternoon welcome to prime interest i'm bob english in washington d.c. here is a story we're telling today the monthly jobs numbers came out this morning and the media outlets must be channeling throws dickens because it was either the best records or the worst of reports according to the bureau of labor statistics we gained one hundred ninety five thousand jobs in june beating expectations but it's zero hedge notes most of the gains were from low quality part time jobs so what about full time jobs us two hundred forty thousand of them were lost vaporized and there's one more number in the report and this one is even more important because that's the one the fed is using to judge when it will wind down its money printing quantitative easing program and this statistic the unemployment rate remained the same at seven point six percent the fed wants to see it head down to six point five percent of eventually and that's why the markets are so schizo phrenic lately because they're add

and editor of the libertarian republic dot com we're going to talk about the jobs report and bubbles specifically how the fed both creates then deflates them austin thank you so much for joining me thanks for having me on let's talk about these jobs numbers today i have a couple of quotes i want to read these are two headlines and then we're going to compare them and see what's going on so the first one is economists react good enough for the fed to hold back and then the second one is economy adds one hundred ninety five thousand jobs but experts say the fed should not curb stimulus yet how do we reconcile this well the problem is the markets are way too dependent on what the federal reserve's actions are i mean if you look at the unemployment numbers when the unemployment numbers went down a bit we had it we added more jobs the market was really was reacting naturally and all of a sudden the stock market boom last month when ben bernanke hinted that he might be pulling back this eighty five billion dollars and bond purchases then all of a sudden the market was crashing so what is h

yahoo dot com the official reason is that they're afraid of people using projectiles as a form of protest against a law that would really restrict abortions oh well no i kind of see where you abortion is an issue that people really get furious over now it kind of all makes sense but wait wait wait wait what's that they're afraid of projectiles but people with guns were allowed to take them into the senate are you kidding me i think the second amendment does a lot more good than harm by i think it goes without saying that for women to concealed carry their hygiene items they should need a permit or permission from anyone but that's just my opinion. please. welcome to things are considered i'm peter lavelle broken dreams in sobering reality says the us gone from a country with a bleep of ever greater prosperity and upward mobility to one where more and more get by on low wages in jobs that will always be temporary so differently can employment now and in the future be defined as mcdonnell ization of the us economy . to cross-talk mcdonnell ization i'm joined by austin peterson in washington

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and editor of the libertarian republic dot com we're going to talk about the jobs report and bubbles specifically how the fed both creates then deflates them austin thank you so much for joining me thanks for having me on let's talk about these jobs numbers today i have a couple of quotes i want to read these are two headlines and then we're going to compare them and see what's going on so the first one is economists react good enough for the fed to pull back and then the second one is economy adds one hundred ninety five thousand jobs but experts say the fed should not curb stimulus yet how do we reconcile this well the problem is the markets are way too dependent on what the federal reserve's actions are i mean if you look at the unemployment numbers when the unemployment numbers went down a bit we had it we added more jobs the market was really was reacting naturally and all of a sudden the stock market boom last month when ben bernanke hinted that he might be pulling back this eighty five billion dollars and bond. richesses then all of a sudden the market was crashing so what is

an editor of the libertarian republic dot com and we're going to talk about the jobs report and bubbles specifically how the fed both creates then deflates them austin thank you so much for joining me thanks for having me on let's talk about these jobs numbers today i have a couple of quotes i want to read these are two headlines and then we're going to compare them and see what's going on so the first one is economists react good enough for the fed to pull back and then the second one is economy adds one hundred ninety five thousand jobs but experts say the fed should not curb stimuli. yet how do we reconcile this well the problem is the markets are way too dependent on what the federal reserve's actions are i mean if you look at the unemployment numbers when the unemployment numbers went down a bit and we had it we added more jobs the market was really was reacting naturally and all of a sudden the stock market boom but last month when ben bernanke hinted that he might be pulling back this eighty five billion dollars and bond purchases then all of a sudden the market was crashing so w

an editor of the libertarian republic dot com and we're going to talk about the jobs report and bubbles specifically how the fed both creates ben deflates them austin thank you so much for joining me thanks for having me on let's talk about these jobs numbers today i have a couple of quotes i want to read these are two headlines and then we're going to compare them and see what's going on so the first one is econ. miss react good enough for the fed to hold back and then the second one is economy adds one hundred ninety five thousand jobs but experts say the fed should not curb stimulus yet how do we reconcile this well the problem is the markets are way too dependent on what the federal reserve's actions are i mean if you look at the unemployment numbers when the unemployment numbers went down a bit and we had it we added more jobs the market was really was reacting naturally and all of a sudden the stock market boom last month when ben bernanke hinted that he might be pulling back this eighty five billion dollars and bond purchases then all of a sudden the market was crashing so what i

and editor of the libertarian republic dot com and we're going to talk about the jobs report and bubbles specifically how the fed both creates ben deflates them austin thank you so much for joining me thanks for having me on let's talk about these jobs numbers today i have a couple of quotes i want to read these are two headlines and then we're going to compare them and see what's going on so the first one is economists react good enough for the fed to hold back and then the second one is economy adds one hundred ninety five thousand jobs but experts say the fed should not curb stimulus yet how do we reconcile this well the problem is the markets are way too dependent on what the federal reserve's actions are i mean if you look at the unemployment numbers when the unemployment numbers went down a bit and we had it we added more jobs the market was really was reacting naturally and all of a sudden the stock market boom last month when ben bernanke hinted that he might be pulling back this eighty five billion dollars and bond purchases then all of a sudden the market was crashing so what i

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