max: how are you? -lemonis: are you max? -max: i'm max. lemonis: what do you make here besides mustard? -max: barbecue sauces... -lemonis: okay. max: ...hot sauces. lemonis: when i walked in the building, i smelled the spices. max: yeah. lemonis: how much business will you do a year? max: 30,000 cases a month. lemonis: so you're bigger than your daughter's business. max: yeah, yeah. lemonis: do you worry that you're running out of space? max: it's a little crowded. lemonis: this is all you, too? these are all your bottles? max: yeah. lemonis: and so it's how much a month? sam: $2,000 a month. we pay the entire bill and all the utilities, and then max reimburses us what he feels is equitable. -max: it cut their cost. -sam: it raised our cost. -lemonis: it raised your cost. -sam: yes. lemonis: how did it raise it? sam: max hasn't been paying his share of the rents and utilities, and he's up to $10,000. max: no. lemonis: max is strangling this business from several different angles. he's taken over most of their space, which ultimately slows

aerospace giant boeing is inching closer to getting its 737 max jets recertified by the f.a.a. in fact the federal aviation administration has announced that is providing a 45 day public comment period before any recertify cation can take place so this is another hurdle for boeing or does it signal that the company may soon get the green light to begin selling at $737.00 max once again and where does the airline industry stand as a new round of lockdowns is continuing what was already a very very tough situation joining us now to discuss his boom bust co-host and investigative journalist ben swan and dennis pager communications committee chairman at the allied pilots association thank you both for joining us today but i want to actually start with you let's begin with the latest on boeing is this good or bad news. well i think it kind of depends on how you look at it look at anything anything the market perceives as bad news is going to be bad news for boeing in terms of stock price because they've had such a tough not just year because of this pandemic but really going back to

we are using a a technical advisory board as we did with the max, and as you know with the 737 max we had retained every aspect of that project as well including the issuance of the individual aircraft certificates. we will continue to do that until we see that through. >> an important component in the certification process is the faa must be made aware of changes i company -- the company makes to its equipments. the report say the faa was not aware of the significance of the changes boeing made to the equipment of the 737 max. what specific steps or policy changes has boeing made to regain trust of the faa and the american people, and how can you assure us that boeing will truly comply with all regulatory requirements in the future? >> senator, it's a great question. again, boeing has voluntarily implemented some aspects of safety management system. i have made some changes to the internal processes. we are seeing a culture shift in some areas, that there is more work done and we are going to stay right on the process to make sure that we see this through as we continue to reform our

aerospace giant boeing is inching closer to getting its 737 max jets recertified by the f.a.a. in fact the federal aviation administration has announced that is providing a 45 day public comment period before any recertify cation can take place so this is another hurdle for boeing or does it signal that the company may soon get the green light to begin selling at $737.00 max once again and where does the airline industry stand as a new round of lockdowns is continuing what was already a very very tough situation joining us now to discuss his boom bust co-host and investigative journalist ben swan and dennis pager communications committee chairman at the allied pilots association thank you both for joining us today but i wanted to actually start with you let's begin with the latest on boeing is this good or bad news. well i think it kind of depends on how you look at it look at anything anything the market perceives as bad news is going to be bad news for boeing in terms of stock price because they've had such a tough not just year because of this pandemic but really going back

has something to say more go to max very quickly. well i think there is a column and there is an answer problem isn't as it's been outlined by my fellow campest who believe that we live in terrible inequality when it actually quality of life and length of life that people around the world has increased remarkably thanks to capitalism and free trade the problem we face and it is being corrected now i think is the point of the other panelist skin the sort of numbers that max's is telling us is that yeah that may have been achieved but now it seems like the curve is going down with a handful of people having more or as much money is half the world it's to give me the problem that we face economic nationalism and protectionism it's not the suggestion that we should try to smuggle through the left wing policies of so-called equal isolation which you wouldn't be able to deliberately ballot box if you actually offered it which is actually a very for a winner if you can't deliver democracy don't worry crates or go to international institute

aerospace giant boeing is inching closer to getting its 737 max jets recertified by the f.a.a. in fact the federal aviation administration has announced that is providing a 45 day public comment period before any recertify cation can take place so this is another hurdle for boeing or does it signal that the company may soon get the green. light to begin selling at $737.00 max once again and where does the airline industry stand as a new round of lockdowns is continuing what was already a very very tough situation joining us now to discuss his boom bust co-host and investigative journalist ben swan and dennis pager communications committee chairman at the allied pilots association thank you both for joining us today ben i wanted to actually start with you let's begin with the latest on boeing is this good or bad news. well i think it kind of depends on how you look at it look at anything anything the market perceives as bad news is going to be bad news for boeing in terms of stock price because they've had such a tough not just year because of this pandemic but really going back

has something to say more go to max very quickly. well i think there is a column and there is an answer problem isn't as it's been outlined by my fellow campest who believe that we live in terrible inequality when it actually quality of life and length of like the people around the world has increased remarkably thanks to capitalism and free trade the problem we face and it is being corrected now i think is the point of the other panelist skin the sort of numbers that maxes is telling us is that yeah that may have been achieved but now it seems like the curve is going down with a handful of people having more or as much money is half the world it's to give me the problem that we face economic nationalism of protectionism it's not the suggestion that we should try to smuggle through left wing policies of so-called equal isolation which you wouldn't be able to deliberately ballot box if you actually offered it which is actually a very for a winner if you can't deliver democracy don't worry great or go to international institute get agg

has something to say more go to max very quickly. well i think there is a court room and there is an answer the problem isn't as it's been outlined by my fellow activists who believe that we live in terrible inequality when it's actually quality of life and length of like the people around the world has increased remarkably thanks to capitalism and free trade the problem we face and it is being corrected now i think is a point of the other panelist skin the sort of numbers that maxes is telling us is that yeah that may have been achieved but now it seems like the curve is going down with a handful of people having more or as much money is half the world it's to give me the problem that we face economic nationalism and protectionism it's not the suggestion that we should try to smuggle through left wing policies of so-called equal isolation which you wouldn't be able to deliberately ballot box if you actually offered it which is actually a very for a winner if you can't deliver democracy don't worry greats will go to international ins

has something to say more go to max very quickly. well i think there is a column and there is an answer the problem isn't as it's been outlined by my fellow activists who believe that we live in terrible inequality when it's actually quality of life and length of life that people around the world has increased remarkably thanks to capitalism and free trade the problem we face and it is being corrected now i think is the point of the other panelist skin the sort of numbers that maxes is telling us is that yeah that may have been achieved but now it seems like the curve is going down with a handful of people having more or as much money is half the world it's to give me the problem that we face economic nationalism and protectionism it's not the suggestion that we should try to smuggle through left wing policies of so-called equal isolation which you wouldn't be able to deliver the ballot box if you actually offered it which is actually a very for a winner if you can't deliver democracy don't worry creates all go to international insti

max: i do. emily: why? as they face their chinese counterparts, maybe their european counterparts, there is power in bundling, there is power in having vertical integration, there is power in being able to operate at significant scales. imagine apple being forced to break everything into software and hardware and maybe even hardware by line. companies like huawei have everything under one roof. they will be able to out price them. for newhat if that is upstarts, like a firm once was? max: the firm is still very much an upstart. i'm not sure we are out of the little legs just yet. but we are growing very quickly. i don't think one precludes the other. i think it is the role of the regulators and legislators to level the playing field and make sure that competition is fair. i think the role of an upstart is to challenge the status quo and go up against the goliaths and the striver and the smarter and execute faster, and all the things that make startups great. i think breaking large corporations down into tin

welcome back to say the kaiser report i max kaiser time to go to 0 g. b. t. c. marshall long this guy's been in the game a long time he's been mining big point since 2012 my guy marshall welcome back to the kaiser report a good always be back with the home reason yeah man great to see you and listen because hash rate has set a new all time high at over 100 $24.00 x. a half per 2nd so for those in the audience who don't understand what this means what does it mean what does it represent what does a suggest what it what tell us about it marcel all time high it has sheree maxes you know hash rate generally precedes price it's a bit forward looking however what that means is a few things there's a bit of a consolidation happening a lot of people who got in early in 2017 they're getting pushed out because they overbuilt their mining data centers there's been a lot of him and a activity recently and there's other people that are stealing up there are their operations so collectively it's a bit of a consolidation and exponential growth in the mining sector let me ask y

it's a walk max hazlehurst will never forget. the 13—year—old was searching for bugs and snakes on black combe fell in the lake district when he discovered something rather special. the path gets really rocky and there was... i maybe saw about that much of it. so i picked it up and i thought. . . maybe thinking it was a dog collar or something like that, and then i saw the actual tag bit, which had the name on. he had found a second world war dog tag — or military identification label — thought to have been lost up here in the 1940s. max and his family put the details on social media and soon discovered it belonged to ernie wills — a warrant officer with the royal australian air force. oh, i was pretty amazed, to be fair. i wasn't expecting to find that when i came up here. max also discovered ernie's surviving family who live near perth in australia, and the story has reverberated around the globe. three australian sisters have told of their disbelief after a piece of their family's wartime history was uncovered on a m

it's a walk max hazlehurst will never forget. the 13—year—old was searching for bugs and snakes on black combe fell in the lake district when he discovered something rather special. the path gets really rocky and there was... i maybe saw about that much of it. so i picked it up and i thought. . . maybe thinking it was a dog collar or something like that, and then i saw the actual tag bit, which had the name on. he had found a second world war dog tag — or military identification label — thought to have been lost up here in the 19a0s. max and his family put the details on social media and soon discovered it belonged to ernie wills — a warrant officer with the royal australian air force. oh, i was pretty amazed, to be fair. i wasn't expecting to find that when i came up here. max also discovered ernie's surviving family who live near perth in australia, and the story has reverberated around the globe. three australian sisters have told of their disbelief after a piece of their family's wartime history was uncovered on a m

max? mr. chairman? am i not being heard? >> i think max has got it on mute. >> you know, it took me longer to figure out how to do this than to prepare my testimony. i hope you can hear me. >> we can hear you. >> i was listening very carefully to your question. it was such a thoughtful question. and mr. goss, made an important point. a lot of members on both sides of the aisle -- the idea of fixing this and the question is, what's the urgency? why don't we do it now? this is a very modest fix. this is not putting a big number out there for those people born in 1960. this is more like insurance, in my mind. let's not reduce benefits for someone born in 1960 that are less than someone born in 1959. that's pretty modest. we're not -- i don't think the chairman's proposal is asking for the moon. and the fact that it can be adjusted easily. i think this -- again, this is insurance so the people are not hurt needlessly because of an -- a situation in our economy because of this pandemic. and it makes so much sense. >> again, thank

ship them to max add color to travel from space. no money to fresh capital paris is the center of the fashion world in july top labels usually present their extravagant old quick to a show in unusual locations but this year everything is different the catwalk shows have been canceled due to the coronavirus social distancing simply would not work but a large number of photography and visitors on hand so no paris is presenting the very 1st digital or 2 week with the latest creations on the internet. the new old court or collection from chanel there's no catwalk and no audience just a video of the latest styles presented on the internet protocol 2 or goes online that's a 1st even for seasoned fashion journalist alice pfeiffer. it's a complete change normally i'd be rushing from show to show but here i am sitting and relaxing in my garden. due to the corona virus pandemic the old court or shows are taking place online this year. deora showing creative director maria got to see it she henri's latest designs in a lavishly produced film it

given all of those factors max i mean and given all of the stakes after this resolution today how are things now likely to proceed going forward. so this is the beginning of further negotiations between the parliament and other e.u. institutions and they will have to see how much wiggle room there is how much room for further improvement there is on the on the parliament side the political deal the political outline has been is done this has been discussed over the last couple days but the legal details still need to be ironed out and this is where the parliament can come into play and then after the summer break come september lawmakers will come together here in brussels again and vote on the deal finally whatever they still look like it in a vote on the deal there's no backup plan if they if they vote against it is there . so there is no backup plan as of now but it's quite unlikely that the parliament who will throw out the deal critics say this is there's subaru. this is the criticism by lawmakers is largely saber rattling they know homeport this deal is how hard fought it was ho

welcome to max keiser financial survival guide. looking forward to your pension account. yonks this is what happens to pensions in britain. you watch kaiser report. a dog industry comes to life in los angeles every night. dozens of women sells their bodies on the streets many of them under-age. los angeles police reveal a taste of their daily challenge no if you're going to exploit for a child here in los angeles they were going to come out you would see officers going undercover as 6 workers and customers to fight the 6 trades. vanity and by north it's so many people because a cop beat him he's so bored that even such a bad cop be sending. i'm not killed anybody and. i'm here to find the next guy. who looked up never. done the in philosophy that she went on plenty of. the deflection move. to the deflection board is happy to say. that is a god that i got out for many years are. you going to be out about. that that you can bank on you get nothing back up. along la la la land. on the bottom there's a play in the streets alone control cannot hold. on to a new person and. one

well done, max. what a lovely story. the tables have turned after a st bernard was rescued from england's highest mountain on friday. st bernards are usually on the other side of such missions as they were originally bred to rescue people in the alps. but when li—year—old daisy collapsed while walking down scarfell pike and a 15—man mountain rescue team came to her aid. the mission took five hours. daisy‘s rescuers carried her on a stretcher over obstacles that everyone is back safe and sound. daisy looking quite comfortable there. time for us to catch up with some weather. hello there, it is a sunday of scattered spells and showers. hopefully the showers few and far between. if you keep the sunshine, temperatures are likely to peak at 23 degrees but with the sharper showers, especially further north and west we are looking at highs of 14-19 c. and west we are looking at highs of 14—19 c. through this evening showers fade away for a time but they are going to be replaced by more heavy and persistent rain pushin

thank you, max. now we recognize the senior fellow from fiscal policy at the national taxpayers union. someone who has been before this committee in the past, mattie maddie doppler. >> thank you, mr. chairman and ranking members. i am glad to be back with you even if it is social distancing. i want to thank you for holding this hearing. as we heard from my other colleagues, like many aspects of the physical environments, the trends we were worried about before the pandemic have been accelerated. it is my belief the bipartisan problem solvers can address these pressures through thoughtful and deliberate action and it is a privilege to be here to share some thoughts. i am the senior fellow for fiscal policy at the national taxpayer union. we had the oldest advocacy firm dedicated to defending the rights of taxpayers in the capital and capitals across the country. the topic in hand is the pandemic effect on social security. without a robust economic recovery from covid 19 fading social security only bec

hi max kaiser this is the kaiser report this is the 4th of july special that's why stacey's looks so great wearing red white and blue red white and blue and the purple of course is the shoes that blends it all together we're in a purple state here called north carolina which is a blending of the democrats and the republicans you know as we're getting ready for another year a year of basically tearing each other apart again there's not we have a lot of independents but not much cohesion you might say cohesion index is off the charts as the economists would say and i say we have our new tradition now of having lobster for independence day to celebrate america because u.s. moves to protect lobster industry threatens tariffs on china i don't know why the tariffs on china but nevertheless they're getting blamed for the fact that the pandemic has caused the collapse and consumption of lobster which all comes from maine and canada but a lot of canada apparently has some trade deal with europe and they've sold more of their lobster to europe and so we have an excess of lobster and we bought

welcome back to say the kaiser report i max kaiser time to go to 0 g. b. t. c. marshall long this guy's been in the game a long time he's been mining big point since 2012 my guy marshall welcome back to the kaiser report a good always be back with the homeys and yeah man great to see you and listen big hash ray has set a new all time high at over 100 $24.00 x. a half per 2nd so for those in the audience who don't understand what this means what does it mean what does it represent what does a suggest what it what tell us about it marcel all time high it has sri max's you know hash rate generally precedes price it's a bit forward looking however what that means is a few things there's a bit of a consolidation happening a lot of people who got in early in 2017 they're getting pushed out because they overbuilt their mining data centers there's been a lot of him and a activity recently and there's other people that are stealing up there are their operations so collectively it's a bit of a consolidation and exponential growth in the mining sector let me ask you someth

the germans treat the pod to max add color to travel in the spaces. nunnally the french capital paris is the center of the fashion world in july top labels usually present their extravagant old quit to a show in unusual locations but this year everything is different the catwalk shows have been canceled due to the corona virus social distancing simply would not work but a large number of photography and visitors on hand so no paris is presenting the very 1st digital to wreak with the latest creations on the internet. the new old coat or collection from chanel there's no catwalk and no audience just a video of the latest styles presented on the internet old coats or goes online that's a 1st even for seats in fashion journalist alice pfeiffer. it's a complete change normally i'd be rushing from show to show but here i am sitting and relaxing in my garden. due to the coronavirus pandemic the old court or shows are taking place online this year. deora showing creative director maria grant see if she henri's latest designs in a lavishly produced film it's

germs and treat the pod to the max add color to travel spaces. numbingly to french capital paris is the center of the fashion world in july top labels usually present their extravagant quick to a show in unusual locations but this year everything is different the catwalk shows have been canceled due to the coronavirus social distancing simply would not work but the launch now boasts a photographer and visitors a hat so no paris is presenting the very 1st digital or 2 week with the latest creations on the internet. the new old coat or collection from chanel there's no catwalk and no audience just a video of the latest styles presented on the internet. or goes online that's a 1st even for seasoned fashion journalist alice pfeiffer. it's a complete change normally i'd be rushing from show to show but here i am sitting and relaxing in my garden. due to the corona virus pandemic the old court or shows are taking place online this year. deora showing creative director maria got to see it she henri's latest designs in a lavishly produced film it's a col

time max keiser this is the kind of report that's right we ventured global depression style longer recession forget the recession. or. the pression this will last a few years ago so you know what's going to stay well endings are always always always new beginnings so it's an opportunity to come up with new companies new monetary systems new economic ideas and new populations and ways of interacting with each other so one of the headlines i want to turn to here is from africa and this guy runs a big clean company in africa and he says 80 percent of my big question customers do not hold any crypto they buy bitcoin to make payments that is the state of crypto and africa not speculative so obviously they've jumped ahead from big question as a store of value and they're using it as a global trade unit of account in particular he pointed out that almost all cars at least where he lives in africa come from overseas like japan and there's a huge used car market where they ship the cars used cars from japan to africa and these people are paying for it's with bitcoin right you know this is an example

get it and max take it over right now it's just a bit coy. ok but that's the point of why big queen is immutable because. it plays on game theory and game theory is works on the notion that all people are greedy like this and all people abandon their principles when presented with free money and you know there was free money for the taking there and part of the reason why this all happens so badly and why this money was distributed to the wrong people was because our government which used to be a republic remember we used to be every public what they did is they distributed this money which should have been done through this small business association the small businesses administration sorry that was created during the great depression and the aftermath and to see if we did the similar situation treasury funds to small businesses to keep them afloat during the liquidity crisis well the same thing was supposed to happen here but we don't have a small business administration anymore we have like an office but is manned by nobody essentially th

at the front, provisional pole or swapping between max verstappen and the mercedes of lewis hamilton and valtteri bottas. max verstappen‘s final chance to give red bull first pole of the tract they own slip through his fingers. and, as if to emphasise his brilliance in the wet, hamilton went on to increase his advantage to more than a second step what a tricky day, the weather is incredibly difficult out there for all of us, and a lot of the time you can't even see where you are going to stop i had one big moment, the lap before the last, a big aqua claim, and i had my heart in my mouth. and cue a return to form in the rain for the reigning world champion. so a great day for lewis hamilton. here are the thoughts of our formula one reporterjennie gow. we had to wait a long time for qualifying, we had to wait a long time for the season, four months, but what a season is proving to be forced to race one, brilliant and unpredictable. qualifying two, unpredictable, but hamilton was imperious. 1.2 seconds up the road from anybody else stop it puts him in the best position possible for th

get it and max take it over right now it's just a bit coy. ok but that's the point of why big queen is immutable because. it plays on game theory and game theory is works on the notion that all people are greedy like this and all people abandon their principles when presented with free money and you know there was free money for the taking there and part of the reason why this all happens so badly and why this money was distributed to the wrong people was because our government which used to be a republic remember we used to be every public what they did is they distributed this money which should have been done through this small business association the small business administration sorry that was created during the great depression and the aftermath and it distributed the similar situation treasury funds to small businesses to keep them afloat during the liquidity crisis well the same thing was supposed to happen here but we don't have a small business administration anymore we have like an office but is manned by nobody essentially then t

at the front, provisional pole was swapping between max verstappen and the mercedes of lewis hamilton and the mercedes of lewis hamilton and valtteri bottas. max verstappen's final chance to give red bull their first pole of the track they own slip through his fingers, and as if to emphasise his brilliance in the wet, hamilton went on to increase his advantage to more than a second. a tricky day, the weather is incredibly difficult for all of us, and a lot of the time you can't see where you are going, and i had one big moment, the lap before the last, when i aqua played and i in my mouth. click the a return to form in the rain for the reigning world champion. so a great day for lewis hamilton. here are the thoughts of our formula one reporter, jennie gow. we had to wait a long time for qualifying and this season, four months, but what a season it is proving to be. race one, brilliant and unpredictable, qualifying two, unpredictable, but hamilton was imperious. 1.2 seconds up the road from anybody else. it puts him in the best position possible for this race, 13 points behind valtteri

but 1st a very warm welcome to new edition of europe max let's see what else we have for you in the program. top chefs are refining street food in the demo capital cup and taken and. shared them streets odd since macs add color to drab spaces. known only to french capital paris is the center of the fashion world in july top labels usually present their extravagant old quit to a show in unusual locations but this year everything is different the catwalk shows have been canceled due to the coronavirus social distancing simply would not work but both launched a photographer and visitors on hand so no paris is presenting the very 1st digital or 2 week with the latest creations on the internet. the new old coat or collection from chanel there's no catwalk and no audience just a video of the latest styles presented on the internet old court or goes online that's a 1st even for seasoned fashion journalist alice pfeiffer. it's a complete change normally i'd be rushing from show to show but here i am sitting and relaxing in my garden. due to the coronavirus pandemic the old court or shows are taking

>> no, i think max has got on mute. >> okay. you know, it took mow longer to-- than to prepare my testimony. [laughter]. can you hear me? >> we can hear you. >> you know, i was listening careful to your question, such a thoughtful question and mr. goss made an important point. in my mind, a lot of members on both sides of the aisle can support the idea of fixing this and the question is why the urgency? why don't we wait to see? this is a very modern fix, this is not putting a big number out there for those people born in 1960. this is more like insurance, in my mind. let' not reduce benefits or someone born in 1960 that are less than someone born in 1959. that's pretty modest. we're not-- i don't think the chairman's proposal is asking for the moon and the fact that it can be adjusted easily. again, this is insurance so that people are not hurt needlessly because of an un-- situati situation. situation. >> again, thank you, max, and i want to thank you for joining us and thank you for our students. i would like to give my good

. -- max in new york. i am interested in focusing on the issue of children and young people. in the beginning, the cdc said only about 2% of cases occur in young people. that is starting to change, though, with worrying numbers we are seeing across the u.s. max: absolutely, and there is some question as to whether that 2% number was ever accurate in the first place, or whether it was more an artifact of less available testing and less testing of people with minimal or not much in the way of symptoms. but what is clear is that it does in fact children -- in fect children and a somewhat decent rate, which come the case opening economies and getting back to school, not because the risk to children in terms of severe disease appears to be all that high, but more because many kids live with older adults back at home, or with people that are immuno compromised in some way. it brings up the notion that with more gatherings, more travel becomes more difficult when you have the high rates of infection that many states do right now. max, we are getting the latest lines from army secret

german 3 the pod to max add color to travel the dispensing. nunnally to fresh capital paris is the center of the fashion world in july top labels usually present their extravagant quick to a shows in unusual locations but this year everything is different the catwalk shows have been canceled due to the coronavirus social distancing simply would not work but both launched a photographer and visitors on hand so now paris is treason thing the very 1st digit so quick to wreak with the latest creations on the internet. the new old coat or collection from chanel there's no catwalk and no audience just a video of the latest styles presented on the internet old court or goes online that's a 1st even for seasoned fashion journalist alice pfeiffer. it's a complete change normally i'd be rushing from show to show but here i am sitting and relaxing in my garden. due to the coronavirus pandemic the old court or shows are taking place online this year. deora showing creative director maria got to see it she henri's latest designs in a lavishly produced film

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watch for max and for beautiful jewelry. for max you know what money laundering highly. watch guys are of course. 54 jets and more than 1300 military personnel are headed to air force base in alaska where is that to say come on i'll show you what's the reason for any type of enhanced u.s. military presence in this area rush up. what is it suddenly about the south china sea that makes it so that it 11000000000 barrels of oil. take a look at this map who really owns what kind of says no it belongs to us india says no we claim that that belongs to us both of these countries have nuclear weapons capabilities there is reason for concern so that's why we're going to drill down on this story for you today right here on the news with rick sanchez where you know as we always like to say we do believe by golly it's time to do news again. in today's headlines china balance retaliation after president trump revokes hong kong's preferential trade treatment and moves to further sanction chinese officials and businesses. also this hour at the sex crime culture in the u.s. military the

treat the pod to max add color to craft the spices. known only to fresh capital paris is the center of the fashion world in july top labels usually present their extravagant old cook to a show in unusual locations but this year everything is different the catwalk shows have been canceled due to the coronavirus social distancing simply would not work but a large number of photography and visitors a hat so no paris is presenting the very 1st digital or quick to wreak with the latest creations on the ensign that's. the new old coat or collection from chanel there's no catwalk and no audience just a video of the latest styles presented on the internet old court or goes online that's a 1st even for seasoned fashion journalist alice pfeiffer. it's a complete change normally i'd be rushing from show to show but here i am sitting and relaxing in my garden. due to the coronavirus pandemic the old court or shows are taking place online this year. dior is showing creative director maria got to see if she or his latest designs and a lot of actuall

oh i am max kaiser this is the kaiser report how about a quick history lesson in economics you know people talk about socialism what is socialism there's a side here that labor has value and that people want to take part in the means of productions and guess what starting in the 1980 s. that became obsolete because all wealth was tied to money printing today 2020 so that would be 40 years later then this phenomenon 1st took old activists and labor rights activists and workers are bigger and now that the problem is not about the means of production the problem is the money printers and they're taking action stacey yes protestors around the world are putting their hopes and to crypto currency we're seeing the global insurrection against banks their occupation i think we also have to kind of elaborating it's like a global insurrection against paper printer occupation or paper printer theft you know p.p.t. there's something going on crypto currency is have always had staying power due to institutional retail investors as well as its traction as a digital means of exchange yet it's on sensible

when clearly and i'm assuming there is some slight max what this shows is what we've heard all along is that something happened. did not get breached in did not inquire as to the additional changes at the m.p.'s and added to it by boeing boeing initially had a very light share system which is described in this report and then they upgraded it it actually increases the power and depth of that by 300 percent it was to deal with an aircraft in a different light regime they actually did not detail the brief to boeing on what was changed and even worse than that the took their old assumption and said the other one was very small in measure power so it's the same effect the pilot could deal with that the reality is that this new system which is what ultimately caused these 2 crashes was developed in f.a.a. the f.a.a. was not briefed on it and they didn't. quire what this new detail was and that is the failure of the certification system which is actually indorse is this sort of you show me your work you grade it and i trust you so there's that obviously led to serious problems and the othe

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welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max keiser time now to turn to richard fields he's the director of the institute of financial transparency author of transparency games how bankers rake the world of finance welcome back richard thank you max and to having me back this past weekend the fed revealed some of the individual corporate bonds they have recently started buying our 18 say united health comcast apple wal-mart to just name a few why is the fed buying the bonds of these corporate bahaman threat chart and said it is going those bonds to force investors into buying even junkier credit. what we have going on right now is there is a c.e.o. market and i think you are aware and there has ultimate junk floating around in this in the fed wants to force investors react in. the studio who are offering. this is all about pushing investors to chase you know it's like reverse drug dealing with them you know drug dealing they have they start off with the good stuff and then they add baby laxative or some other thing to stretch it out here in fad and say a wall street is i start off with t

author of transparency games how bankers rigged the world of finance welcome back richard thank you max and to having me back this past weekend the fed revealed some of the individual corporate bonds they have recently started buying our 18 say united health comcast apple wal-mart just to have a few why is the fed buying the bonds of these corporate bahaman thread charts and setters going those bonds to force investors into buying even jumpier credit. what we have going on right now is there is a c.e.o. market and i think you are aware of that has ultimate junk floating around in it in the fed wants to force investors back by. the studio who are. this is all about pushing investors to chase you know it's like reverse drug dealing with them you know drug dealing they have i start off with the good stuff and then they add baby laxative or some other think that stretched out here said and i would say on wall street is i start off with the bad stuff and they want people to buy the bad stuff because it's insolvent so many companies in america are insolvent 20 percent of about as a matter fac

a while but now that things seem to be back up in the air we're talking about this so the grounded max took to the skies in a test flight yesterday after more than a year being grounded how do you think this week's recertification flights are going to shake out. well it's a little early to tell but it's is a step in the right direction for boeing in the $737.00 max research education obviously and maybe some redemption or for f.a.a. and boeing through this debacle we're going through right now as far as what happened in the original certification so you know this is one of many flights and tests that are going to happen it's going to be the most tested plane of all time before this is all over and you think it will be safer to fly on these that other planes maybe. i think they're going to go through this thing with so many factors going to it's not going to be funny i mean they're going to be looking and it's is highly is there is a king and. in also i think it's going to be looking at other any other aircraft that boeing it's a few years so as the $71.00 you know the troubles are 7 x.

welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max keiser time now to turn to richard field he's the director of the institute of financial transparency author of transparency games bankers rake the world of finance welcome back richard thank you max thanks for having me back this past weekend the fed revealed some of the individual corporate bonds they have recently started buying our 18 say united health comcast apple wal-mart to just name a few why is the fed buying the bonds of these corporate bahaman threat chart and said it is going those bonds to force investors into buying even junkier credit. what we have going on right now is there's a c.e.o. market and i think you are aware of that has ultimately john. floating around in this in the fed wants to force investors react by. the studio who offer. this is all about pushing investors to chase you know it's like reverse drug dealing as the you know drug dealing they have they start off with the good stuff and then they add baby laxative or some other thing to stretch it out here in fad and see a wall street as i start off with the bad stu

lawmakers probing the 737 max asking if the faa will disclose a survey on the agency's safety culture. conducted last december asked them how they felt about a long-standing faa survey that delegates a task to employees themselves the house has already determined issues with that program that were contributing factors to the two deadly crashes involving the 737 max jet. >>> novartis profit fell cutting sales outlook for the year now expecting growth in the midsingle percentage range ubs's second quarter net profit fell but still beat analysts forecast offset by a downturn warning that credit losses in the second half of the year as well bayer lost an appeal to go to trial linking roundup weed killer california reducing initial damage reward from $300 million to roughly $20 million those shares up about 2%, brian. i'll send things back to you >> this could be the largest combined giving you the cold shoulder it may be the biggest ipo. >> good evening and good morning to you, brian. planning to list closer to home in hong kong and shanghai. u.s. politics could have played a part a lot s

and as i do for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey armor want to thank our guest charlie boyle if you want to catch us on twitter at kaiser report until next time i'll. how is the issue of china playing out in the american election cycle both trump and biden betray themselves as being tough on beijing maybe they are at least rhetorically but reality shows a very different story and it's bipartisan the commanding heights of industry and finance for the china for decades and their visions show is this china. syria has been engulfed in civil war through almost 10 years it's cost hundreds of thousands of lives and displaced millions more no one foresaw the peaceful protests of 20 units this collating into a complex conflict between various omnis geopolitical interests rebel groups bands jihadists. how did it all begin.

max keiser this is the kaiser report well gold new all time high against the us dollar the last currency that it failed to make a new all time high against falling dollar has fallen. quick quick oh no the dollar has fallen well there is no help they say well you know what when life imitates art has made it to the front cover of the economist magazine what we see is the economist saying free money when government spending news no limits of course the big calling and gold community saw it 1st by coming up with that mean money print to go broke and of course they saw it the mean was powerful and that unleashed the crack and in big point it unleashed a crack in solver it unleashed a crack in in gold but only if the crack a number of the you know the. president. was just rather sure. also. what do you. yes it's free money and the economist says quenching out that this could be something to be worried about 'd and it of course because why it's so worrying is that it's the psychology once the mind changes once the mind expects that this is the way things can be going forward that we don't need

to ask yourself are they trying to fail or are they just plain ignorant i say this because the 737 max has been grounded since 21000 still doesn't have the green light from the federal aviation administration to fly yet boeing kept pumping out the 737 max is making it so that now the company has 450 jets just sitting there again they cannot fly so literally just sitting there now on boeing 2nd quarter conference call c.e.o. dave calhoun also gave a dire warning to employees saying quote the prolonged impact of the virus will require the company to further assess the size of our workforce basically they're cutting jobs but how many well there are signals that boeing will cut about 10 percent of its workforce and that's about $16000.00 jobs now sarah it does get worse also discussed on that conference call plans to scale back production of all of the companies commercial jets and possibly shutting down the entire assembly line now calhoun again saying quote we will also need to evaluate the most efficient way to produce the $787.00 including studying in the feasibility of consolidating p

the last 3 months alone not only because of coven one team but also from the fallout of it $737.00 max aircraft but they're actually when it comes to the decision making over at boeing you have to ask yourself are they trying to fail or are they just plain ignorant i say this because the 737 max has been grounded since 2019 still doesn't have the green light from the federal aviation administration to fly yet boeing kept pumping out the 737 max is making it so that now the company has 450 jets just sitting there again they cannot fly so literally just sitting there now on boeing 2nd quarter conference call c.e.o. dave calhoun also gave a dire warning to employees saying quote the prolonged impact of the virus will require the company to further assess the size of our workforce basically they're cutting jobs but how many well there are signals that boeing will cut about 10 percent of its workforce and that's about $16000.00 jobs now sarah it does get worse also discussed on that conference call plans to scale back production of all of the company's commercial jets and possibly shutting