us just for a moment discuss the proposed merger with fiat chrysler. fiat chrysler's european operations have suffered more than other regional carmakers, including psa. assuming you get approval, do you plan to push through with the restructuring of fiat in europe? what would that look like? carlos: we do not plan to do that. the companies are structurally high in profit and there is no sense of crisis inside of these companies beyond of course the covid-19 crisis, which is something we have all to face. resultsseen in 2019 that fta as much as psa have very strong results. the companies are strong. the companies are complementary in terms of business, in terms of technology, in terms of maturity. we have a lot of great things to do. we intend to implement synergies after the closing which means there is a lot of value to be created from synergy. there is a lot of value to be created through this bigger company to face the challenges of the future. this is the reason why we are so excited. we believe we will be stronger then the standalone position. we

fiat chrysler is down 39%. a company like valvoline is perfectly positioned to pick up on that loss. on the void that is created. we look for those. tech is that big melting up. chople are buying big te because other people are buying it. when you have seen so much volatility out there, then you have huge growth stocks that have a solid cash balance sheet, it feel safe to put your money there when you are heading into a recession. what you said this has been overextended and where do we go from here? >> absolutely overextended. that's exactly what happens. facebook is seen as a safe play, than 25 majorore companies like cutting them, as soon as mark zuckerberg says i'm going to meet with every company boycotting us and the stock jumps up almost 5% on the day. what that is about is everyone wanting to buy and be what they consider safe which is big tech. it will be interesting to see the employee -- employment numbers tomorrow. that is all we keep thinking about, what are the numbers went to look like? -- what a

it wasn't obvious to them what it sounded like to ted cruz and myself and many others is executive fiat would be used for this merit-based immigration plan and for daca. so, just to keep in mind, the procedure by which these things happen is important. it was important for the last administration. it will be important for this one. and conservatives will have, i think, by and large, a problem with that message. even if they agree with the outcome or agree with the larger lens of the president that method will be highly controversial. pete: imagine what a executive pen would look like for a president joe biden as he swipes away the border and walls and gives everything possible to illegals. fair point on executive orders and overreach. it sounds like the secretary clarified that the merit-based system would be the executive order. and it would require legislation to provide a pathway to citizenship. something no president can just deem happening to people. so we will see. jedediah: yes. we shall see. we will see for sure.

dollar fiat's system paul volcker interest rates slam them up to defend the dollar then in $2800.00 to 2010 that ben bernanke and the fed slammed interest rates down to near 0 and these are the 2 moments the conflicts between like the global financial system gold dollar gold dollar gold dollar and at those points where you know they hit its peak and then it crashes because people seem to believe that the fed has been able to maintain this value of the dollar right i guess you know paul fall for by raising interest rates like he did to 20 percent or so around 1980 he really set the stage for this greenspan bernanke the janet yellen jay powell herea of dropping rates from 20 percent down to now it's just about at 0 and talk about it going negative so he did a really good job in 1980 restoring faith in the dollar but he also set the stage for a series of federal reserve chairman after he left to take his good work and to constantly extend and pretend so every crisis in america has been packaged as a bond and sold into the junk bond market with a longer maturity at a slightly lower coupon

printing all that paper money to hang around guys themselves really fills their head with dreams of it's fiat's of primacy and that's the ultimate form of supremacy is i print therefore i am and if you can pull the levers of political power with your fear of money if you can acquire assets with there if you have money it gives you that god complex that we have so much of around the world and countries then big corporations and now it's all going to come crashing down. on. the corporate state doesn't mind having some you like trump around and sort of embarrassing but they don't really mind providing he brings the taxes down and providing that he gives them contracts and providing that he does what they want if he gets too annoying to get rid of it. it isn't clear to what extent he understands that he is a sort of. dancing puppet or dall is so good at the european shawn you're the greatest ratings when i'm on your show about people who spend a lot of time and money getting the supreme court to remove controls on spending lections putting in place laws that have to do with how corporations run tho

if somebody robbed a bank, it difficult to track fiat cash. with bitcoin, people know they are pretty aggressive and people are cracking down. i am actually pretty confident that given the way that the way the hack is done and the crime is done, -- a very high degree of certainty. the case only happened a few days ago, so hopefully, law enforcement probably will have a pretty good chance of cracking it. this is not a case where bitcoin did something wrong. hacker wants bitcoin because it is valuable. people rob a bank. they want cash. let me ask you about another idea that crypto thatsiasts go to, the idea cryptocurrencies can act as safe havens, especially at a time you want to hedge against the macroeconomic environment when you have inflation and the likes. but then, during the whole we have seen bitcoin, ethereum, behave like other assets. at one point in the canned danek -- pandemic, we saw bitcoin and ethereum moving in lockstep with the s&p 500 had what has this crisis jonas about what this particular and see hedge can actually mean? sa

dollar fiat's system paul volcker interest rates slam them up to defend the dollar then in $2800.00 to 2010 that ben bernanke and the fed slammed interest rates down to near 0 and these are the 2 moments the conflicts between like the global financial system gold dollar gold dollar gold dollar and at those points where you know they hit its peak and then it crashes because people seem to believe that the fed has been able to maintain this value of the dollar right i guess you know paul fall for by raising interest rates like he did to 20 percent or so around 1980 he really set the stage for this greenspan bernanke janet yellen jay powell herea of dropping rates from 20 percent down to now it's just about at 0 and talked about it going negative so he did a really good job in 1980 restoring faith in the dollar but he also set the stage for a series of federal reserve chairman after he left to take his good work and to constantly extend and pretend so every crisis in america has been packaged as a bond and sold into the junk bond market with a longer maturity at a slightly lower coupon ra

in five trading days, it combined the market value of general motors, ford, and fiat chrysler. in the time, its value has grown an average of $14 billion a day, roughly the value of fiat chrysler every single day. its recovery from the pandemic ofhelped by a second quarter deliveries that topped estimates. that is your bloomberg business flash. --ncine: the ricky and european economy will be hit hard this year and take longer to recover, the starkest warning from european officials about the impact of the pandemic. the executive says a contraction of 8.7 this year, a percentage point deeper than predicted two months ago. still with us, pau morilla-giner from london and capital. when you look at europe, how bailoutyou worry about funds not being used properly and going back to a crisis in two to three years for some european countries? pau: we don't have a great tracker grabber -- track record of allocation. having said that, for the first i feel more years, confident about european prospects than u.s., --ticularly when it comes europe is having almost 75% less cases than the u.

dollar fiat's system paul volcker interest rates slam them up to defend the dollar then in $2800.00 to 2010 that ben bernanke and the fed slammed interest rates down to near 0 and these are the 2 moments the conflicts between like the global financial system gold dollar gold dollar gold dollar and at those points where you know they hit its peak and then it crashes because people seem to believe that the fed has been able to maintain this value of the dollar right i guess you know paul fall for by raising interest rates like he did to 20 percent or so around 1980 he really set the stage for this greenspan bernanke the janet yellen jay powell herea of dropping rates from 20 percent down to now it's just about at 0 and talked about it going negative so he did a really good job in 1980 restoring faith in the dollar but he also set the stage for a series of federal reserve chairman after he left to take his good work and to constantly extend and pretend so every crisis in america has been packaged as a bond and sold into the junk bond market with a longer maturity at a slightly lower coupo

continuing to lead in terms of fatalities reporting 136 in the past 24 hours outside of the pandemic, fiat chrysler have agreed on an exclusive deal waymo will work to integrate the driving system into the ram pro master full-sized van from fiat and other delivery trucks as well facebook is reportedly using new teams dedicated to studying potential racial bias. the newly formed equity and inclusion team will study how black, hispanic and others are affected by machine user rhythms and how those compare to white users on facebook. comparing to the pre-market trade now. i'll send things back to you >> thank you, buddy. >>> on a macro market basis, there have been some debate. some saying stocks are overvalued as millions remain unemployed others argue valuations probably don't matter anymore others say well if the federal reserve starts buying the balance sheet, we've got to buy it as well >> doing a lot of big picture work on the economy and everything else. we are pleased to have you on this morning it is a great debate do valuations matter with the way the market is structured right now?

>> bitcoin is more transparent i think than traditional fiat. if somebody robbed a bank it is quite difficult to trace eight fiat cash. where with bitcoin there is an audit trail. people know their addresses and people are tracking them now. given thedent that way the track is done and the crime is done, people will be able to track it with a high degree of certainty. the case happened a few days ago, so hopefully, even time, law-enforcement i think we'll have a good chance of cracking it. again, this is not a case where bitcoin did something wrong. it is that the hacker wanted a bitcoin because it is valuable. so when people rob a bank we do not say the cash is wrong, just a bad person wants cash. i think that is the situation. >> but at the end of the day they did not refer this scam to a bank account, or to cash. deliveries. they used the degree of anonymity bitcoin provides to engage in this criminal behavior. will this have an impact when it comes to the reputation of cryptocurrencies? >> i do not think so anymore. i think people nowadays u

we should be able to celebrate with all the rules and restrictions on the island and with just the fiat. everything is more complicated during the pandemic but celebrating your wedding twice maybe some consolation. the coronavirus crisis has led to a revival of the drive in cinema in many countries now france has given the classic a new twist opening a floating movie theater on the send fans of the big screen can take to the river and the capital paris and enjoy a film show on the water organizers say the open air screening is the safe and fun way to watch a movie and best of all it's free. some sports now american major league baseball starts on july 23rd but canada's protein the toronto blue jays will not be able to host games at their own stadium that's after the canadian government tonight the team permission to play in toronto amid the coronavirus pandemic the team had hoped to receive an exemption from the 14 day quarantine mandate when crossing the canada u.s. border but struck out the blue jays home opener is on july 29th giving them 10 days to find a temporary home in the u.s.

we should be able to celebrate with all the rules and restrictions on the island and then with the fiat. everything is well complicated touring the pandemic but celebrating your wedding twice maybe some consolation. the coronavirus crisis has led to a revival of the drive in cinema in many countries now france has given the classic a new twist opening a floating movie theater on the send fans of the big screen can take to the river in the capital paris and then joy a film shown on the water organizers saying the open air screening is a safe and fun way to watch a movie and best of all it's for. sports now american major league baseball starts on july 23rd but canada's protean the toronto blue jays will not be able to host games at their own stadium that's after the canadian government denied the team permission to play in toronto at the coronavirus demick the team had hoped to receive an exemption from the 14 day quarantine mandate when crossing the canada u.s. border but struck out the blue jays home opener is on july 29th giving them 10 days to find a temporary home in the u.s. . you'

should be able to celebrate without all the rules and restrictions on the island room and with just be fiat everything is more complicated tearing the pandemic but celebrating your wedding twice maybe some consolation. to formula one now and defending world champion lewis hamilton has won the grand prix the british driver claimed a record extending 8 when i'm hungry to go top of the driver standings leapfrogging receive his teammate valtteri bottas who finished 3rd meanwhile red bulls max for stopping did well to finish 2nd after crashing into a barrier before the race had even begun. a small audience of music lovers was treated to an open air operates ference in the greek capital athens this weekend national opera staged its 1st performance since since the coronavirus lockdown at the foot of the ancient acropolis on saturday evening georgian mezzo soprano a need to rush relish the they said she was happy to be singing in public again and that music was especially important to help people through difficult times. you're watching the news live from berlin i'll be back with more news in the m

it really relied on the idea edat the euro crisis mark the end of the fiat currency. the argument wasn't that strong in 2011. where you are today, you went through a tough bear market between 2011 and 2016 for gold and silver. you have a lot of liquidations of positions. the reasons why people have gone into gold this time around have been different. people have been much more patient until the last few weeks going back into gold. my sense is they are semipermanent allocations. gold has been able to carve out a portion of people's fixed income allocations, which is something we started arguing for a couple of years ago. jonathan: they seem to be more comfortable because of where negative real yields are right now. how comfortable are you with where real yields are at the moment? michael: they are -- they are remarkably lower. if you want to look at the value of owning bonds, i don't think the bond market is about to blow up. i think people are going to be patient with it. yields andt real even absolute yields are due for owning something else. gold is the most obvious

on tuesday, president xi imposed the national security law on hong kong by fiat. it was only after the law was passed that beijing unveiled its provisions. even hong kong's chief executive and president xi loyalist lam said she had been allowed to see a draft before the law's passage. and as senator toomey indicated, this law is written broadly enough that it will criminalize speech and peaceful assembly. anybody who publishes anti-beijing viewpoints could be punished by life imprisonment. saying anything seen to be undermining the ruling communist party's authority would be a violation. this is consistent with mainland china's approach, which has virtually eliminated independent journalism and severely restricted n.g.o.'s. here are some highlights of the law that was just passed -- i should say imposed. it now mandates that the hong kong government undertake, quote, national security education, unquote, in school, social organizations, and media outlets. the law mandates that anyone entering public office in hong kong swear allegiance to beijing. what's more, the

♪ ♪ connell: muscling in, dodge unveiling a new muscle car lineup that includes its parent company fiat chrysler as the world's most powerful suv. so we bring in our foxnews.com automotive editor gary gastineau with all the details on this. gary? >> yeah, so this is the dodge durango srt hellcat. it goes 180 miles an hour, it'll cover a quarter mile in 11.5 seconds, quicker than most sports cars you can buy today. they've introduced a new version of the dodge challenger with 800 horsepower and split the difference between family cars and sports cars, they've got the new dodge charger sedan with 797 horsepower. all these cars share the same motor, it's called the hellcat. dodge introduced it back in 2015 with only 707 horsepower back then, but more power and more models ever since. i talked to dodge -- i'm sorry, the fiat chrysler head of passenger cars brand that includes dodge, asked him why the world needs cars like this. he said it doesn't, but their customers want them, so he's going to build them for them as long as he can. dodge seems to be doing something right, it just became th

on tuesday president xi imposed the national security law on hong kong by fiat. it was only after the law was passed that beijing unveiled its provisions. even hong kong's chief executive and president xi loyalist cari ramm said she hadn't been allowed to address before the law's passage and a senator toomey indicated this law is written broadly enough that it will criminalize peaceful assembly. anybody who publishes anti-beijing viewpoints could be punished by life imprisonment. anything seen to be undermining the rulings, hisg party's authority would be a violation. this is consistent with mainland china's approach which has virtually eliminated independent journalism and severely restricted in geos. here are some highlights of the law that was just passed, i should say imposed. it now mandates that the hong kong government undertake quote national security education" in school social organizations and media outlets. the law mandates that anyone entering public office in hong kong swear allegiance to beijing. what's more the law applies to anyone, anywhere. it

things to be done in a voluntary and cooperative way rather than by government fiat. that he wasn'tch interested in labor. that he wasn't interested in the common man. he was. i think clearly his humanitarian efforts are evidence of that. hoover had to deal with kind of the logical extension of some of the ideas he began with progressivism. developing this conservative philosophy which is constantly warning against the dangers of big government. paul: the election itself was pretty one-sided. with a large majority. first term starts march 4. he was the last president inaugurated on march 4 even though he was elected in november. where he isperiod trying to convince roosevelt to give up on the new deal and stick with hoover's plan. a number of bank closures continue to increase in the crisis gets worse and worse. congress is sort of paralyzed. hoover has absolutely no respect for roosevelt during this period, and in their meetings, hoover treats him like an idiot. there was a lot of antipathy between the two of them. you may have a different take, but it was one of the

printing all that paper money to hang around eyes themselves really fills their head with dreams of it's fiat's of primacy that's the ultimate form of supremacy is i print therefore i am and if you can pull the levers of political power with their fear of money if you can acquire assets with their feet that money that gives you that god complex that we have so much of around the world and countries and big corporations and now it's all going to come crashing down. you can't be both with the yeah you. in the headlines this monday the 27th of july it's 100 days now until americans choose their next president with a country already plagued by more than 70 racism. we assess the impact of. a government recommended news website british school children writes a damning article on russia and tells the teenage audience that. is the most dangerous man in the world. and. slapped with fresh travel restrictions this morning by several nations including britain and france after a surge in coronavirus cases.

hoover wanted things to be done in a voluntary and cooperative way rather than by government fiat. it is not so much that he wasn't interested in labor. that he wasn't interested in the common man. he was. i think clearly his humanitarian efforts are evidence of that. hoover had to deal with kind of the logical extension of some of the ideas he began with progressivism. so he begins developing this conservative philosophy which is constantly warning against the dangers of big government. paul: the election itself was pretty one-sided. roosevelt won with a large majority. roosevelt's first term starts march 4. he was the last president inaugurated on march 4 even though he was elected in november. he had this period where he is trying to convince roosevelt to give up on the new deal and stick with hoover's plan. a number of bank closures continue to increase in the crisis gets worse and worse. congress is sort of paralyzed. hoover has absolutely no respect for roosevelt during this period, and in their meetings, hoover treats him like an idiot. there was a lot of antipathy between t

gm filed the lawsuit last november, alleging fiat chrysler bribed union officials over many years to corrupt the bargaining process and gain advantages, costing gm billions of dollars. gm says it strongly disagrees with the decision and will appeal. ryanair has agreed to keep on all its uk—based cabin crew in return for pay cuts of up to 10% following talks with unions. the deal follows an agreement with pilots who accepted a 20% pay cut to save jobs. earlier this month ryanair said passenger numbers were down 97% in june. president trump has held talks with mexico's president, andres manuel lopez 0brador, and a delegation of mexican business leaders, including telecoms tycoon carlos slim. the summit marks the start of the us—mexico—canada free trade agreement, which came into effect this month to replace nafta. stay with us on bbc news. we have much more to come. central london has been rocked by a series of terrorist attacks. police say there have been many casualties, and there is growing speculation that al-qaeda was responsible. germany will be the hosts of the 2006 footba

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support today's action to help a broken rebate system, adopting foreign price controls by executive fiat will cripple the small innovative companies developing vaccines and therapies that will help end this pandemic. pharma say they've been working around the clock to develop vaccines to treat and prevent covid-19 and the administrati administration's proposal is a reckless distraction the stocks we move on this were those pharmacy benefit groups. >> one of those executive orders basically paves the way for the importation of drugs from canada, lower-priced drugs >> yes although a lot of folks are saying that would be very difficult to implement that's kind of the reaction i'm hearing across the drug industry on this right now. it's just that president trump has tried a lot of these different things none of them has really stuck. it already seems like he's backing off the fourth executive order. you're not seeing drug stocks react strongly to this because there's disbelief any of this will have a major impact on them. >> you've got to thinks that an election year. this really sets the to

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zero constitutional authority for a president to create a, quote: road to citizenship by executive fiat. it was unconstitutional when obama issued executive amnesty and would be a huge mistake if trump tries to illegally expand amnesty. well, we will get to that topic in a moment. welcome to the 7:00 a.m. eastern time hour of america's number one rated cable morning news show "fox & friends" on the weekend. it's july 11th, the year of our lord, 2020. i'm joined by jedediah bila and griff jenkins in washington. good morning to you both. griff: good morning. pete: good morning. jedediah: good morning. pete: somebody tolls say good morning to as well perfect guest for this hour acting dhs secretary chad wolf. chad, thank you so much for being on the program. we appreciate it. so we got a glimpse yesterday of what the president might be talking about. he kind of teased this idea of a road to citizenship for daca recipients. yet, you heard what the senator, ted cruz tweeted, hey, it wasn't something that was legal by executive fiat under the obama administration. how can a president now crea

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fiat chrysler expected to post a tough quarterly result. north america may have been more resilient than expected. a lot of autos to look out for. i will look to see what exxon mobil posts. >> a lot to look forward. fiat chrysler teased a jeep wrangler. have written the company to ask them to please do it. let's get an update on those sectors that have been hit by the coronavirus lockdown measures. air france, klm, posting a record loss. beforey it will be 2024 capacity returns to normal. 2023.h airways said for klm, maybe another year longer. raise 2.7hey need to 5 in euros. let's talk first about the recovery forecast here. it isy airlines have said not going to be a second-half recovery but it will take years. theme we have seen emerge. there was a raised maybe a month ago where there was some optimism demand would return, particularly in the short ro utes. that has evaporated in the last couple of weeks. we have seen people cancel. feed back the industry. we have heard from airbus. saying then body, recovery will take years. we are hear

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printing all that paper money to hang around eyes themselves really fills their head with dreams of it's fiat's of primacy that's the ultimate form of supremacy is i friend therefore i am. if you can pull the levers of political power with their money if you can acquire assets with their money it gives you that god complex that we have so much of around the world and countries and big corporations and now it's all going to come crashing down. welcome back to the weekly right here on r t international now around 5000 people flooded the streets of jerusalem on saturday night demanding the resignation of the israeli prime minister who was earlier indicted on graft charges the police made at least a dozen arrests clashes were reported between rival groups with some speaking out in support of binyamin netanyahu crowds have been rallying in the city's center through out entirely. let's take a quick look at what's causing the anger protesters are unhappy with the government's handling of coven 19 and they are resisting the return of a number of lockdown measures due to a spike in infections they also

so gents it's been 3 years since the great full tower fiat what have you seen its handle that is happened that is changed peter east. one of the sure there is not enough to be owned. tonight there will be a move somewhere between half a 1000000 and a 1000000 people with a super building with a dangerous crowding system on its walls. and there hasn't been an awful lot done to remedy that situation the money that the government has tried to put into it has been quite. as well i've been in r. and there hasn't been much more leverage that or change either. we've had a lot of consultations with having a lot of promises made i think much of what's happened since since the fire. really maintain the status quo in challenger. the most important thing which is making sure no of her doings could have been sooner fired a result of having a kind of system of our own there was one person that has been incredibly. right i'm just looking at my laptop this headline saying i was a firefighter it still why do i see towers inflammable cladding across britain and look at the date here as just a couple of week

printing all that paper money to hang around guys themselves really fills their head with dreams of its fiat's of primacy that's the ultimate form of supremacy is i print therefore i am and if you can pull the levers of political power with their fear of money if you can acquire assets with their feet that money it gives you that god complex that we have so much over around the world and countries and big corporations and now it's all going to come crashing down. 16 minutes past 2 am here in moscow welcome back no around 5000 people flooded the streets of jerusalem on saturday night the monday the resignation of the israeli prime minister who was earlier indicted on graph charges made at least that those in the west flushes were liquid. rival groups with some speaking out in support of benjamin netanyahu crowds have been rallying in the city center fraud be entirely. well let's look out what is causing the anger protestors are unhappy with the government's handling of covert 19 they are resisting the return of a number of lockdown measures due to the spike in infections they also say the prime

printing all that paper money to hang around guys themselves really fills their head with dreams of it's fiat's of primacy that's the ultimate form of supremacy is i friend therefore i am and if you can pull the levers of political power with their fear of money if you can acquire assets with their fear of money it gives you that god complex that we have so much of around the world and countries and big corporations and now it's all going to come crashing down. ah no team no crowd. no shots. actually felt. well it's true you know the 1st. point should your thirst for action. with the u.s. went in front in terms of covert cases a lot of face to face interaction shifted online course saying colluding religious services in this church to shut the door was all that said though some worshippers have been showing a little maybe too much faith in their ability to fight infections with an entire community contract in the virus now of her ignoring distancing advice more on it from caleb maupin. most churches and religious congregations in the united states are holding their services online rather than i

printing all that paper money to hang around eyes themselves really fills their head with dreams of its fiat's of primacy that's the ultimate form of supremacy is i print therefore i am and if you can pull the levers of political power with their fear of money if you can acquire assets with their fear of money it gives you that god complex that we have so much of around the world and countries and big corporations and now it's all going to come crashing down. seemed wrong but all the rules just don't hold. any new world yet to shape out these days become educated and in games from it equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. welcome back we turn now to developments in ukraine where after 6 years of simmering and sometimes violent conflict in the east another cease fire has come into effect this monday but ukraine are to claim to the truce has been broken and that its soldiers have been shot at by forces from the self-proclaimed people's republic cross-line down to argue 3 of the notion of this is supposed to be a comprehensive cease fire af

printing all that paper money to hang around eyes themselves really fills their head with dreams of it's fiat's of primacy that's the ultimate form of supremacy is i print therefore i am and if you can pull the levers of political power with their money if you can acquire assets with their feet that money it gives you that god complex that we have so much of around the world and countries and big corporations and now it's all going to come crashing down. a new surgeon coronavirus cases in spain hits tourism several countries impose restrictions on travel to the. head of the world health organization. is worsening. the fund to be continues to accelerate in the past 6 weeks told them i'm a lot of cases because roughly. the racism on the rest continues to grip american cities with less than $100.00 days to go before the presidential election do you assess the impact it. had on the program this hour a government recommended news website to british schoolchildren.

should be able to celebrate with all the rules and restrictions on the island ruined and then with the fiat everything is more complicated touring the pandemic but celebrating your wedding twice maybe some consolation. the united arab emirates has launched the arab world's 1st interplanetary mission the u.a.e. amal approach which means hope in english aims to orbit mars and provide the 1st complete picture of the red planet's atmosphere the launch had been postponed twice because of bad weather the orbiter blasted off from a small island in southern japan. copas the 1st research probes sent by the united arab emirates to investigate other planets. with. after a roughly 7 month trip popa said to each man was unsettling to orbit. the hope mission and particular is going to study the martian atmosphere so it's going to study the lower middle and upper atmosphere on mars and it's going to try and understand how the gas escape from morse. hope will be the 1st weather satellite to orbit non's researching phenomena like the planets massive sun storms it will study weather and climate as the season

printing all that paper money to hang around eyes themselves really fills their head with dreams of its fiat's of primacy that's the ultimate form of supremacy is i print therefore i am and if you can pull the levers of political power with their spirit money if you can acquire assets with their feet that money it gives you that god complex that we have so much of around the world and countries and big corporations and now it's all going to come crashing down. you can't be both with the yeah you want. welcome back i'm still the camp all across the country voting irregularities threaten our democracy as the november election begins to rear its ugly head and it's not just republicans who are to blame for more we go to our intelligence failure and as a late. whether it's forcing elderly patients back into their nursing homes. trying to cut medicaid during a pandemic we're adding an entirely new sexual orientation to the kinsey scale. new york governor andrew cuomo has had his hands full recently he's been so busy these days it doesn't seem like all of the time to ensure that every vote gets count

episode and i would like to expound on this theory is that you know that 1971 moment when we went all fiat's that was the 1st time in 5000. here is that we had a global fee system based on the u.s. dollar which could be printed up and only the us government or treasury or fed knew actually how many dollars were out there the same sort of thing has happened during this pandemic with this fact that a multiple number of facts that nobody is working everybody staying at home yet they're making more than ever with all this money being borrowed from who knows who right because who has 3 chilean dollars to give to the american government and a quarter to give to people to stay home and do nothing and stock markets keep on going higher despite all the metrics that would suggest that the market should crash like earnings and dust real production actually making things and selling bangs well that's all gone by all the historic stuff that we've seen for the past 10200 years that's all gone this might be the craziest thing i've seen in my stock market career the stock and the economy so the red line of

printing all that paper money to hang around eyes themselves really fills their heads with dreams of it's fiat's of primacy that's the ultimate form of supremacy is i print therefore i am and if you can pull the levers of political power with their fear of money if you can acquire assets with their fear of money it gives you that god complex that we have so much over around the world and countries and big corporations and now it's all going to come crashing down. welcome back we turn to developments in ukraine where after 60 years of simmering and sometimes violent conflict in the east another cease fire has come into effect this monday but ukraine already claims the truce has been broken and that its soldiers have been shot at by forces from the self-proclaimed people's republic the cross live now to our maria enough now for the details and this is supposed to be a comprehensive cease fire after many failed attempts take us through what's happening yes how well the most important thing is that all this all is involved hope that the cease fire that came into force on monday will pave the way to

printing all that paper money to hang around guys themselves really fills their head with dreams of it's fiat's of primacy that's the ultimate form of supremacy is i print therefore i am and if you can pull the levers of political power with their fear of money if you can acquire assets with their feet out money it gives you that god complex that we have so much of around the world and countries and big corporations and now it's all going to come crashing down. seemed wrong. just don't call. me old to shape out these days become active. and engaged equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. carnage on american streets as black lives matter protesters and authorities face off we hear from a reporter who is caught up in a police crackdown. saying hey. i. see a police officer from seattle. back to work i start filming him. among the other stories that shapes of the week here on our to international the u.k.'s opposition labor party pushes for our broadcast license to be revoked after a report on alleged russian influence and we ask londoners wha

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printing all that paper money to hang around guys themselves really fills their heads with dreams of it's fiat's of primacy that's the ultimate form of supremacy is i print therefore i am and if you can pull the levers of political power with their fear of money if you can acquire assets with their for that money it gives you that god complex that we have so much over around the world and countries and big corporations and now it's all going to come crashing down. i. guess and u.s. china relations may be at their lowest in decades but hollywood's not ready to turn its back on the 2nd biggest movie market which is what it is end of the day the industry's but ineffective soft power tool for decades but studios are adapting to local sensitivities that looks at how the boxing clever and the added sweet so the movies make the cut for chinese audiences. the u.s. and china have entered a cold war style standoff corp on multiple fronts is an old time low and one could assume the movie business is no exception after all why should hollywood pander to beijing hollywood now regularly censors its own movies

episode and i would like to expound on this theory is that you know that 1971 moment when we went all fiat's that was the 1st time in 5000 years that we had a global fee out system based on the u.s. dollar which could be printed up and only the u.s. government or treasury or fed knew actually how many dollars were out there the same sort of thing has happened during this pandemic with this. the fact that a multiple number of facts that nobody is working everybody staying at home yet they're making more than ever with all this money being borrowed from who knows who right because who has 3 chilean dollars to give to the american government and according to give to people to stay home and do nothing and stock markets keep on going higher despite all the metrics that would suggest that the market should crash like earnings and industrial production actually making things and selling bangs well that's all gone by all the historic stuff that we've seen for the past 10200 years that's all gone this might be the craziest thing i've seen in my stock market career the stock and the economy so the red

of printing all that paper money to you guys themselves really fills their head with dreams of it's fiat's of primacy that's the ultimate form of supremacy is i print therefore i am and if you can pull the levers of political power with their money if you can acquire assets that they're for that money it gives you that god complex that we have so much over around the world and countries and big corporations and now it's all going to come crashing down. it could be argued. that we're now in the midst of a could in slow motion. democracy is weakening. conference as it is strengthening. and none of us has chosen this route for our society. in spite of which our elites quite happily continue down that. this is a multi-lane highway. kind of savage laceration. that runs directly over the center of camden new jersey so that commuters in and out of philadelphia never have to see this city to sacrifice.

beautiful in any sense it's just put money printing certainly since reagan which followed right after the fiat's system is we know for certain our rule is that we just cannot rise that is the. death of what our system is which is run by finance it's a financial system so if we just rise the system will be destroyed we are told and therefore part of sending all these jobs so here. barr is saying that this is an economic blitzkrieg that we our own companies apple amazon wal-mart all of our corporations send all our jobs overseas and suddenly we're waking up and like hey why do you have all our manufacturing over there was my factory doing in your country you know it's not like some weird pantomime but what rob a bank is pointing out is that right now america is beating china in one thing which is consumption consumption is almost at back to where it was pre make and how is that happening why did it happen because wages went out. so what is driving this latest round of the u.s. consumer americal the $600.00 a week and special virus related unemployment benefits in many instances this is worth more

beautiful in any sense it's just put money printing certainly since reagan which followed right after the fiat's system is we know for certain our rule is that we just cannot rise that is. death of what our system is which is run by finance it's a financial system so if we just rise the system will be destroyed we are told and therefore part of sending all these jobs so here. barr is saying that this is an economic blitzkrieg that we our own companies apple amazon wal-mart all of our corporations send all our jobs overseas and some that suddenly we're waking up and like hey why do you have all our manufacturing over there was my factory doing in your country you know it's not like some weird pantomime but what the rabble bank is pointing out is that right now america is beating china in one thing which is consumption consumption is almost at back to where it was mick and how is that happening why did it happen because wages went out. so what is driving this latest round of the u.s. consumer miracle the $600.00 a week and special virus related unemployment benefits in many instances this is worth