they want to compare stacy to martin luther king jr.. i believe that comparison is unfounded. todd: led to get more to that comparison, stacy abrams nominated for a nobel peace prize and here is the quote from the nomination abrams's work follows in doctor martin luther king jr.'s footsteps in the fight for equality before the law and civil rights. abrams's efforts to complete king gaps worker crucial to create fraternity between all its people and a peaceful and just society. you mentioned the abortion distinction. are there any other areas where you don't feel stacy abrams and your uncle were on the same page? >> i believe that attitudes by any means necessary, her support groups who like the organization black lives matter, not the movement with the organization that is tied to antifa and other efforts that have often resorted to violence and anarchy to accomplish goals so i'm very concerned the hidden agenda, she supports for example as i say the president of the united states, the current president signed his orders to send money ba

stacy davis gates, if you cod respond? >> i don't think there is a response to that post up for the likes of me, i don't know why any politician would harbor ill will and provoke fights with teachers, paraprofessionals, school clerks, coordinators, social workers, counselors, librarians. i don't understand that. furthermore, the members of the chicago teachers union in coalition with parents and students across the city has struggled together. they have struggled to get support. they have struggled together to keep cops out of schools and to get nurses and social workers inside of schools. to bring the issue of housing and security to the forefront and fight for housing for our students who do not have permanent housing. so this concept that we are not partners is simply another misleading action, statement from the mayor of the city. amy: and if you can talk about the importance of organizing and striking. right now in this period during the pandemic, the most effective way you see to keep the schools safe and to bring ev

stacy: right now in many cases it is get in line. the auto committees are selling everything they can make. we want -- we will have to see how this sort of thing plays out. some semi companies are putting policies in place to minimize the risk. broad, few quarters ago -- microchip just said the other day that they are putting in the preferred customer program where if you give them 12 months of visibility, they will give you priority. they are trying to minimize these trends. this is the normal way inventory cycles tend to play out. my suspicion is that the numbers from the companies will look very good for the next few quarters and then we will see. it is anybody's guess. caroline: stacy, great to have you, great dagger focus across all of this. --great to have your focus across all of this was the we are talking about stimulus little more. our next guest says the debate around targeting relief may be overemphasized. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: today we are focused on inflation, or the lack thereof at the moment. we have been t

you can't talk about georgia without talking about stacy abrams she's credit with organizing political strategy and blasting through decades of voter suppression tactics to get georgia's black population to the polls georgia going for biden and changing the balance of the senate is seen as a miracle but when you dig deeper really wasn't a recent article in the nation outlined for reasons why georgia turned believe in the ingredients other states need to do the same favorable to reign level 5 leaders strong civic engagement organizations and out of the way. georgia's population demographics were right obama lost the peach state in 2008 by 205000 votes and nearly 1000000 eligible people of color never cast a ballot in the 1st place the increase in the number of voters of color casting ballots change the trajectory and 2020. and who you won matters. stacy abrams ran a historic campaign for governor and even though she lost her race put georgia in the national spotlight fast forward to 2020 both john office and reverend raphael warnock the 1st jewish senator from georgia and the 1st black

months later 8 months later and the synopsis for episode 155 was in this episode a kaiser report max and stacy discuss the history of the monopoly board that is the u.s. economy whereby the fee out pyramid scheme started in 1971 only a few short years after the civil rights act those who held all the assets in 1971 became fabulously wealthy compared to those without assets as the central bank began printing money furiously over the ensuing decades that's a cantillon effect whoever has all the assets whoever's closest to the money printing they get all the wealth right so this comes into effect because the new york fed has finally conceded that kaiser report was right they have issued a new study which finds the new york fed says in a new research paper that easy monetary policy does little to cut racial income inequality ultra easy monetary policy may not help reduce racial economic disparities anywhere near as much as many now believe and will go into some of it but in fact it's not even if it's like it doesn't help at all it causes the opposite right that's right not only to. not helping but

racial economic disparities anywhere near as much as many now believe of course many are not max and stacy and for as we as you can go back 100 episodes and look that we said this there is little reason to think that a comedy to of monetary policy plays a significant role in reducing racial inequities in the way often discuss road economists alina parcher more it's kuhn more it's surely a curt and paul walk till and in fact the paper released on friday on the contrary very easy fed policy may well accent inequalities for extended periods. right exactly right the money printing of the central bank policies as you point out it is basically a pyramid scheme that came into existence in force in 1971 and the people who owned assets back then were able to ride the pyramid scheme for 45 years as more money is being printed and the value of those. assets goes up like park avenue apartments a like fine art like chateaus these are the things that are owned by the folks that started this pyramid scheme that are the purveyors of this param it's game and the racial inequality exacerbated it worse. and

you can't talk about georgia without talking about stacy abrams she's credit with organizing political strategy and blasting through decades of voter suppression tactics to get georgia's black population to the polls georgia going for biden and changing the balance of the senate is seen as a miracle but when you dig deeper really wasn't a recent article in the nation outlined for reasons why georgia turned believe in the ingredients other states need to do the same they were able to reign level 5 leaders strong civic engagement organizations and at the right. georgia's population demographics were right obama lost the peach state in 2008 by 205000 votes and nearly 1000000 eligible people of color never cast a ballot in the 1st place the increase in the number of voters of color casting ballots changed the trajectory and 2020 and who you won matters. stacy abrams ran a historic campaign for governor and even though she lost her race but georgia in the national spotlight fast forward to 2020 both john office and reverend raphael warnock the 1st jewish senator from georgia and the 1st bla

you can't talk about georgia without talking about stacy abrams she's credit with organizing political strategy and blasting through decades of voter suppression tactics to get georgia's black population to the polls georgia going for biden and changing the balance of the senate is seen as a miracle but when you dig deeper really wasn't a recent article in the nation outlined for reasons why georgia turned believe in the ingredients other states need to do the same favorable to reign level 5 leaders strong civic engagement organizations and out of the. georgia's population demographics were right obama lost the peach state in 2008 by 205000 votes and nearly 1000000 eligible people of color never cast a ballot in the 1st place the increase in the number of voters of color casting ballots change the trajectory and 2020. and who you won matters. stacy abrams ran a historic campaign for governor and even though she lost her race put georgia in the national spotlight fast forward to 2020 both john office and reverend raphael warnock the 1st jewish senator from georgia and the 1st black sena

months later 8 months later and the synopsis for episode 155 was in this episode a kaiser report max and stacy discuss the history of the monopoly board that is the us economy whereby the fee out pyramid scheme started in 1971 only a few short years after the civil rights act those who held all the assets in 1971 became fabulously wealthy compared to those without assets as the central bank began printing money furiously over the ensuing decades that's a cantillon effect whoever has all the assets whoever's closest to the money printing they get all the wealth right so this comes into effect because the new york fed has finally conceded that kaiser report was right they have issued a new study which finds the new york fed says in a new research paper that easy monetary policy does little to cut racial income inequality ultra easy monetary policy may not help reduce racial economic disparities anywhere near as much as many now believe. and we'll go into some of it but in fact it's not even if it's like it doesn't help at all it causes the opposite right that's right not only does it not help it

months later 8 months later and the synopsis for episode 155 was in this episode a kaiser report max and stacy discuss the history of the monopoly board that is the us economy whereby the fee out pyramid scheme started in 1991 only a few short years after the civil rights act those who held all the assets in 1971 became fabulously wealthy compared to those without assets as a central bank began printing money furiously over the ensuing decades that's a cantillon effect whoever has all the assets whoever's closest to the money printing they get all the wealth right so this comes into effect because the new york fed has finally conceded that kaiser report was right they have issued a new study which finds the new york fed says in a new research paper that easy monetary policy does little to cut racial income inequality ultra easy monetary policy may not help reduce racial economic disparities anywhere near as much as many now believe. and we'll go into some of it but in fact it's not even if it's like it doesn't help at all it causes the opposite right that's right not only does it not help it b

you can't talk about georgia without talking about stacy abrams she's credit with organizing political strategy and blasting through decades of voter suppression tactics to get georgia's black population to the polls georgia going for biden and changing the balance of the senate is seen as a miracle but when you dig deeper really wasn't a recent article in the nation outlined for reasons why georgia turned believe in the ingredients other states need to do the same favorable to reign level 5 leaders strong civic engagement organizations and at the world. georgia's population demographics were right obama lost the peach state in 2008 by 205000 votes and nearly 1000000 eligible people of color never cast a ballot in the 1st place the increase in the number of voters of color casting ballots changed the trajectory and 2020 and who you won matters. stacy abrams ran a historic campaign for governor and even though she lost her race put georgia in the national spotlight fast forward to 2020 both john office and reverend raphael warnock the 1st jewish senator from georgia and the 1st black se

was going to happen years ago maybe even 10 years ago and now it's happening what am i talking about stacy that's a good question well you might have to go back and check 10 years of kaiser reports because we have course did say this long ago whereas over on the other financial media they were o.e. just apologists for the banks now the banks have come around to our way of seeing things and we warned you 1st morgan stanley cryptocurrency he's here to stay as serious asset class big queen making progress to replace dollar. this is a pretty major bank saying that because one is actually on target to replace the dollar as we alone told you 1st none of the us cable news ever told you this right he can see it developing every day in real time as the market cap of bitcoin now pushing a trillion dollars remember we 1st started recommending pickling to our audience when the market cap was under $2000000.00 when it was less than at all yeah it was like under $10000000.00 sort of thing is that any $111.00 and now the market caps pushing a trillion it's already i think the 5th or 6th biggest currency

months later 8 months later and the synopsis for episode 155 was in this episode a kaiser report max and stacy discuss the history of the monopoly board that is the us economy whereby the fee out pyramid scheme started in 1971 only a few short years after the civil rights act those who held all the assets in 1981 became fabulously wealthy compared to those without assets as the central bank began printing money furiously over the ensuing decades that's a cantillon effect whoever has all the assets whoever's closest to the money printing they get all the wealth right so this comes into effect because the new york fed has finally conceded that kaiser report was right they have issued a new study which finds the new york fed says in a new research paper that easy monetary policy does little to cut racial income inequality ultra easy monetary policy may not help reduce racial economic disparities anywhere near as much as many now believe and will go into some of it but in fact it's not even it's like it doesn't help at all it causes the opposite right that's right not only does it not help it but

that stacy plaskett _ convicted and disqualified. that stacy plaskett finishing her case for a guilty verdict in this impeachment trial, donald trump's second impeachment trial. this is the live feed coming from the us senate. let's hear one of the impeachment managers again. representative dean will return to the events ofjanuary six and self -- himselfm _ the events ofjanuary six and self —— himself... in his last ditch effort — —— himself... in his last ditch effort to— —— himself... in his last ditch effort to retain his hold on power. for me and many americans, january six is forever etched in our memories. i went to work with a sense of an democrat excitement, the start of my second term in congress and the first time i would participate in the certification of a presidential election. then we all know what happened. i know many of us have had similar experiences from that day, but i'll share mine. i stood with colleagues in the gallery above the house floor to observe the arizona challenge. moments later, polic

stacy, you have this deal, reopening for elementary and middle schools by next month. do your teachers feel safe with these plans as they are? >> i don't think anyone in america feels safe right now. your guest just talked about the danger that is still a part of our everyday lives with respect to the pandemic. we feel like we finally have a base level safety standard, and so we'll be reopening on those terms. >> and, of course, i mean, a lot of people, i think, outside of chicago was tracking what was happening between you, the union, and the mayor. this was a bitter fight between your union and mayor lightfoot. in an interview with the "new york times" that was published yesterday, she said, quote, when you have unions that have other aspirations beyond being a union and maybe being something akin to a republican party, there will always be a conflict. she went on to say, quote, they want to take over not only chicago public schools but take over running the city government. that will play itself out over time. what do you think about that? >> i think in the middle o

next representative stacy plaskett the virgin islands will show in quite chilling detail i should say how president trump was a well aware of the threat of violence on january 6th and how he welcomed in amplified his supporters plans for insurrection against the union. i should say as lead manager this is a moment of special pride for me because representative plaskett is not only the 1st delegate ever to be on a team of impeachment managers in american history but she was also my last didn't at american universities washington college of law and i hope i'm not violating any federal educational records laws when i say she was an a student then and she's an a plus didn't stay surprised. height mr president distinguished senators i am stacy plaskett and i represent the people of the virgin islands of the united states over this past weekend my 11 year old daughter i overheard her telling one of my son's mommy doesn't sing really nervous about the impeachment trial to which that son sounding like an older brother said tahlia you'll learn that most of the time mommy really seems to have i

that it might not last the dollar might not hit 50 years old which is august of 2021 think about this stacy what if equate is not the bubble but the pim. well look back after this don't go away. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guest in the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. the 21st century. electronic money electronic media infinite possibilities for exchanging information . freedom of speech and social media censorship of. the internet audience almost 4500000000 people most all of the active social network users but one wrong move from the pages to digital. not. on the web how can anyone stand up to the. heads of state face the threat of being. described as reasonable way. since it other than. my one on. one. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm ask eyes are time i've got to mark valid incremental already marked welcome back they mix all right janet yellen said the u.s. government did not spend enough last year to counteract the downturn however money supply did increase by 25 percent and 2020 how much money printi

that it might not last the dollar might not hit 50 years old which is august of 2021 think about this stacy what if it is not the bubble but the pim. well the back after this don't go away. we're more politicized than ever we're more polarized than ever the 21st century when speed is measured in megabytes per 2nd. and of course he'd seen him at a tronic mail electronic money electronic media infinite possibilities for exchanging information i mean. freedom of speech and social media bends censorship and double standards who should judge what can be said online. the internet audience know totals almost 4500000000 almost all of them are active social network users put one wrong move on their pages deleted digital annihilation . not who runs the show on the web how can anyone stand up to the tech giants if he from the heads of state face the threat of being bent is there any limits to hold that. he. knew this guy was reasonable way. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm ask eyes are time i've got to mark valid incremental already marked welcome back they mix all right janet yellen said the u.s

that it might not last the dollar might not hit 50 years old which is august of 2021 think about this stacy what if equation is not the bubble but the pin. well we're back after this don't go away. it's been decades since the fall of spain's fascist regime but old wounds still haven't healed. in the times when you and. me from a dog. me coffee to market economies above all to me on the bus at us as mean older than us and that's important to you know cells and have newborn babies were torn from their mothers and given away and forced adoption only. for feaster my own role as a fellow mentor to this day mothers still search for grown children while adults look in hope for their birth parents. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being led. away. what is true what is faith. in a world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or remain in the shallows. the british and american governments have often been accused of destroying lives in their own interest or you see

esmay max kaiser stacy herbert and our guest michael ali of gold silver dot com and so next time by all. dark industry comes to life in los angeles every night. dozens of women sells their bodies on the street 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 there we're going to. see officers going undercover as 6 workers and customers to fight the early 6 trade. show seemed wrong. just don't call. me. yet to shape out this day to come out of. engagement because the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. knowing through it would seem that there could be a lot of the. good. and your own baggage in a can matter a canard while. on a bad national. and i mean i. feel some miles on them. and the national association. must know how to set the community i don't doubt that all small a lot of the soul what it. does not give us the impetus that all of you in the nose do you know who need good feel good. talent and know it and when i might. be my name if you

all right that's going to do it for this edition of kaiser report with me bax kaiser and stacy herbert want to thank our guest mike bellone of gold silver dot com so next on. and at that when i learned how to not. let the not out of the and not of the money the details let's remember. this was a good time to. try to walls. without legality leave not why not and then again why extending and they'll all people we believe is on the up again. a lot of my kids i don't want them up or so john hardy of the moment i've got a mother how do a little like you so is it a little i'm a little like a man build a little of the things i don't want to put out a leftmost party when i don't know the mother bludgeoning. i don't think there's any perception united states of russia has nuclear superiority over the united states and i think you see there's a fairly balanced relationship. in the nuclear streeter and i think why do you mean by the ministration wants to have negotiations for what we've talked about strategic stability they want predictability they want they want to secure situation in europe in

months later 8 months later and the synopsis for episode 155 was in this episode a kaiser report max and stacy discuss the history of the monopoly board that is the us economy whereby the pyramid scheme started in 1971 only a few short years after the civil rights act those who held all the assets in 1981 became fabulously wealthy compared to those without assets as the central bank began printing money furiously over the ensuing decades that's a cantillon effect whoever has all the assets whoever's closest to the money printing they get all the wealth right so this comes into effect because the new york fed has finally conceded that kaiser report was right they have issued a new study which finds the new york fed says in a new research paper that easy monetary policy does little to cut racial income inequality ultra easy monetary policy may not help reduce racial economic disparities anywhere near as much as many now believe and will go into some of it but in fact it's not even if it's like it doesn't help at all it causes the opposite right that's right not only does it not help it but it ca

and shifting our realities so to geopolitics and we've got some emerging it come moment power ousts stacy right max well 1st of all you must notice that i am in my tropical outfit here because they are super tropical nice very breezy we're getting ready oh because i think it's far stein's in the tropics in the 2nd half that's right so our warm i resort where for you and i kind of think it's you know somewhere over the rainbow all things are great so before that you know part of the reason why things were kind of not great in the world of wizard of oz was the wizard of oz themself and the wizard of oz which is the federal reserve bank i think has caused quite a lot of chaos with all of the money printing and here are some of the results so the money printing that has happened since 1971 remember we're 50 years into the u.s. dollar standard and the money printing hid a lot of the outsourcing of all these jobs that are sending all of our wealth creation potential and you know the manufacturing overseas to china and the argument and joe biden was one of the biggest proponents of this line of

esmay max kaiser stacy herbert and our guest michael. dot com until next time by all. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. a dark industry comes to life in los angeles every night. dozens of women sells their bodies on the streets many of them underage. los angeles police reveal a taste of their daily challenge if you're going to exploit for a child here in los angeles all they were going to come out to see officers going undercover as 6 workers and customers to fight the. internet censorship is happening at an accelerated pace conservatives and progressives i mean democratized any platform more times than not the censorship is never really explained we are left to assume when the phrase community standards is invoked we somehow we're threatening but that's what dissent gives all about. the 2nd opinion trial of donald trump kicks off in the u.s. senate with a vote that is constitutional to try a former president trumps the defense team though says the p

stacy look at the causes and effects of the worsening global shortage in semiconductor chips. it's time to be up to speed on the morning news headlines want to get them. hi i'm max kaiser this is the kaiser report it appears as though things are falling apart as well certainly remember that those supplies shortages that we're 1st seeing at the early days of the lockdown well we're seeing some significant law some significant shortages now and on the high tech and rather than on the basics the food and right but before i get to that i want to tell you that on the next episode of kaiser report we are going to talk to you about that morgan stanley report that everybody is talking about the morgan stanley report about bitcoin as a replacement for the u.s. dollar and how it's succeeding in doing that oh that's great i can hardly wait i've got my flame throwers ready to go right because we are talking to dan collins who's an expert on the china u.s. trade relationship this is a perfect time to discuss what we're going to be discussing here and that is the shortages and those crucial

reserve currency as we predicted so morgan stanley now is finally waking up to this day i might add that stacy herbert here i was on stands very researches podcast their video podcast 'd by daniela company and i said that because he was the fastest horse in the raves and that gold was the best looking horse at the glue factory was heading to the glue fact i saw that and all these gold bugs were triggered and i was going to say frank guy stroud who is a multibillion now. where canadian gold bug did go on to twitter to slander me and call me essay that was the dumbest thing he ever heard but here again you know maybe he might take it better coming from morgan stanley morgan stanley's head of emerging markets and chief global strategist rush or sharma publisher reported to have a white crypto is coming out of the shadows on the morgan stanley website last week quote despite the jitters national and global pandemic crypto currencies are rapidly gaining popular support as alternatives to gold store of value he said and the dollar as a means of payment the strategist elaborated we see fundamental re

reserve currency as we predicted so morgan stanley now is finally waking up to this day i might add that stacy herbert here i was on stands very researches podcast their video podcast 'd by daniela company and i said that because he was the fastest horse in the raves and that gold was the best looking horse at the glue factory was heading to the glue fact i saw that and all these gold bugs were triggered and i was going to say frank who is a multibillion. ne'er canadian gold bug to did go on to twitter to slander me and call me essay that was the dumbest thing he ever heard but here again you know maybe he might take it better coming from morgan stanley morgan stanleys head of emerging markets and chief global strategist right sure sharma publisher reported to have a white crypto is coming out of the shadows on the morgan stanley website last week quote despite the jitters natural on a global pandemic crypto currencies are rapidly gaining popular support as alternatives to gold store of value he said and the dollar as a means of payment the strategist elaborated we see fundamental reasons to b

let's talk about stacy abrams. she says there is a disease of racism embedded in the veins of america. leo, what do you think? >> thank you very much. i'm more qualified to speak on this subject than stacey abrams. there is no systemic discrimination in this country. that's the democratic talking point. stacy abrams is lying to america. they use the race card as a talking point to intel date. we are in the most open and diverse party all times thanks to donald trump. where is the systemic racism at? what department? who is the big bogeyman. it's a big lie and i'm sick of it. judge jeanine: how does she benefit from this? >> all democrats benefit from the victimhood narrative. they have to remind you that you are a victim and somebody is out to get you. that's how they maintain that control. by keeping people in their place and making them feel like they have a chip on their shoulders and always irked. look what she was able to do in georgia. i have to give credit where credit is due. but if there was a disease of s

was going to happen years ago maybe even 10 years ago and now it's happening what am i talking about stacy that's a good question well you might have to go back and check 10 years of kaiser reports because we have course did say this long ago whereas over on the other financial media they were o.e. just apologists for the banks now the banks have come around to our way of seeing things and we warned you 1st morgan stanley cryptocurrency he's here to stay as serious asset class bit queen making progress to replace dollar so this is a pretty major bank saying that because one is actually on target to replace the dollar as we alone told you 1st none of the u.s. cable news ever told you this right he can see it developing every day in real time as the market cap of bitcoin now pushing a trillion dollars remember we 1st started recommending because our audience when the market cap was under $2000000.00 when it was less than it all yeah it was like under $10000000.00 sort of thing is that any $111.00 and now the market caps pushing a trillion it's already i think the 5th or 6th biggest currency

esmay max kaiser stacy herbert and our guest michael olea of gold silver dot com until next time by all. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation or community. are you going the right way or are you being led so. direct. what is true what is great. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or a maybe in the shallows. a new gold rush is underway and. thousands of ill equipped workers are flocking to the gold fields hoping to strike it rich is a good. cause that you know by those that work children o'toole in between gold. my family was very poor i thought i was doing my best to get back to school which side will have the strongest appeal. with the film but the one business show you can't afford to match up there monteith aopa and washington coming out the world health organization with traits of the pandemic origin that it takes 3000000 likely cover 19 big function labs we have the latest straight ahead. in life break from their rally earlier today before picking back up for each new record highs. p

esmay max kaiser stacy herbert and our guest michael olea of gold silver dot com and so next time by all. seems wrong. just don't. get to shape out these days. and engage. the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. a dark industry comes to life in los angeles every night. dozens of women sells their bodies on the streets many of them underage. los angeles police reveal a taste of their daily challenge if you're going to exploit for a child here in los angeles all they were going to come out was the officers going undercover as 6 workers and customers to fight the 6 trade. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race is often spearing dramatic developments only mostly and going to exist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. u.s. senate starts its 2nd impeachment trial of donald trump on a charge of inciting and interaction but republicans say there's 0 chance of a conviction has left many wondering if the proceedings will only serve to stoke

and shifting our realities so to geopolitics and we've got some more merging it come mama power ousts stacy right max well 1st of all you must notice that i am in my tropical outfit here because they are super tropical nice very breezy we're get ready go because i think it's far stein's in the tropics in the 2nd half that's right so our war by resort where for you and i kind of think it's you know somewhere over the rainbow all things are great so before that you know part of the reason why things were kind of not great in the world of wizard of oz was the wizard of oz themself and the wizard of oz which is the federal reserve bank i think has caused quite a lot of chaos with all of the money printing and here are some of the results so the money printing that has happened since 1971 remember we're 50 years into the u.s. dollar standard and the money printing hid a lot of the outsourcing of all these jobs that are sending all of our wealth creation potential and you know the manufacturing overseas to china and the argument and joe biden was one of the biggest proponents of this line of thin

was going to happen years ago maybe even 10 years ago and now it's happening what am i talking about stacy that's a good question well you might have to go back and check 10 years of kaiser reports because we have course did say this long ago whereas over on the other financial media they were. just apologists for the banks now the banks have come around to our way of seeing things and we warned you 1st morgan stanley cryptocurrency he's here to stay as serious asset class bit queen making progress to replace dollar so this is a pretty major bank saying that because one is actually on target to replace the dollar as we alone told you 1st none of the u.s. cable news ever told you this right he can see it developing every day in real time as the market cap of bitcoin now pushing a trillion dollars remember we 1st started recommending because our audience when the market cap was under $2000000.00 when it was less than it all yeah it was like under $10000000.00 sort of thing is that any $111.00 and now the market caps pushing a trillion it's already i think the 5th or 6th biggest currency beli

reserve currency as we predicted so morgan stanley now is finally waking up to this day i might add that stacy herbert here i was on stands very researches podcast their video podcast by daniela company and i said that because he was the fastest horse in the raves and that gold was the best looking horse at the glue factory it was heading to the glue fact i saw that and all these gold bugs were triggered and i was going to say frank who is a multibillion ne'er canadian gold bug did go on to twitter to slander me and cami essay that was the dumbest thing he ever heard but here again you know maybe he might take it better coming from morgan stanley morgan stanley's head of emerging markets and chief global strategist. right sure sharma publisher reported to have a white crypto is coming out of the shadows on the morgan stanley web site last week quote despite the jitters national and global pandemic crypto currencies are rapidly gaining popular support as alternatives to gold store of value he said and the dollar as a means of payment the strategist elaborated we see fundamental reasons to belie

and stacy with the latest on the future of the wall street crowd and how it was strange to coming back markets plus the future holds for the dollar in just a few moments time we're back. with the latest headlines for you back. i'm max kaiser this is the kaiser report well. as christine legarde might call it funny money let's get into it stacy right worst mom money because more money is being handed out and in the 2nd half we talk to dominic frisby about his new edition of they american version of daylight robbery about the history of taxation is very fascinating but it's relevant to today because as we see the money printer go boom it's the same story that's been going on since ancient mesopotamia of of men with guns as paul krugman calls them like to come around and collect some of your money or try to redistribute it around as favors to some groups of people over other groups of people well biden just said every american as much money as jeff bezos has we should demand it is my money joe that's what i had tweeted because you know they're getting ready for another $1.00 trillion dolla

currency as me productive so morgan stanley now is finally waking up to this right i might add that stacy herbert here i was on stands very researches podcast their video podcast by daniela company and i said that because i was the fastest horse in the raves and that gold was the best looking horse at the glue factory i was heading to the glue fact i saw that and all these gold bugs were triggered and i was going to say frank geist who is a multibillion ne'er canadian gold bug did go on to twitter to slander me and call me say that was the dumbest thing he ever heard but here again you know maybe he might take it better coming from morgan stanley morgan stanley's head of emerging markets and chief global strategist right sure sharma publisher reported to have a wide crypto is coming out of the shadows on the morgan stanley website last week quote despite the jitters natural on a global pandemic crypto currencies are rapidly gaining popular support as alternatives to gold store of value he said and the dollar as a means of payment the strategist elaborated we see fundamental reasons to bel

esmay max kaiser stacy herbert at our gas. dot com. a new gold rush is underway in ghana thousands of ill equipped workers off flocking to the gold fields hoping to strike it rich here's the book. as. children are torn between gold. from me was very poor i thought i was doing my best to get back to school which side will have the strongest appeal.

stacy made a missing poster and shared it to her instagram. the original little chef didn't turn up, but to her surprise, her followers from near and far sent her new little patrons including a new chef just like the old one. the gallery has attracted a community of its own on line and more than 200 pieces of art have passed through since its grand opening in december. >> it was like a shot in the arm to the neighborhood. >> reporter: stacy's neighbor creates found art and has contributed multiple times. >> because of the pandemic, because of what everybody's going through, and another creative outlet for people that probably never had a creative outlet. >> that's so sweet -- >> it's artifacts and elements of human expression that people can see. when we're so separated from each other, there is a reminder that we're all still here together. >> we are indeed. and the artist, stacy milrany, tells us she's received hundreds of messages from people all over the world who want to create their own free little art galleries for their neighborhoods.

for katie saying that 2016 was invalid or what stacy abrams did in for governor, she didn't call anybody up and pressure them like a mob boss. she didn't do that. democrats didn't do that. questioning an election is something that happens. what stacy abrams said, we'll do better next time and we want to make sure there's no voter roll purging, et cetera. but they're not comparative. i thought this defense was weak using elizabeth warren saying we're going to fight for a higher minimum wage. that's not telling people to march down to the capitol when you know they're armed and angry -- >> martha: jessica, you can't tell me that it doesn't give you a moment of pause when you watch that video -- all of this is rhetorical at this point. both sides are pointing to the other and saying you did the same thing we did. when she says he knows he's an illegitimate president, a number of factors that know that let him to being i'll legitimate. and stacy abrams unable to say she lost the election to brian kemp and saying there was voter suppression in georgia when they had a higher voter turnout in t

and leveraging the 5g rollout and stacy says broadcom fits the bill there. back to you. >> josh lipton on the chip shortage >> pete, we asked the question what should an investor do and you, an investor bought amd calls. why? >> yeah. i think there are a lot of different opportunities out there, mel i'm already in marvel and i'm in the stock and the calls and i'm also in micron technology and a lot of that is the 5g exposure that you get out of those two names. >> and when i look at amd and that's a stock that i thought was going to break up and through 100 probably over a month or so ago and it didn't happen and it faded back, mel and it's hanging in the 90s so i think there's opportunity there and we had some option activity there that stated to me that people are expecting some sort of a move to the upside and i still think that there are premiere names and they've done an amazing job of just dominating in that space and creating other areas where they've got plenty of growth a think amd is inexpensive at these levels and has it stretched? it seems like i

and she was way hotter than stacy. so if you think you're hurting-- >> i can't even imagine. >> ohh. >> [snorts] >> this is our first and only valentine's day as fiances. >> you're only engaged once. well, present company excluded, but-- >> really, jim. on cupid's birthday. >> yeah. she's fine. >> so i received my first valentine from a secret admirer. "roses are red, violets are blue, "it's time for your dental cleaning and maybe a check-up, too." >> ohh. >> oh, wow. look at those. how nice for you. up there front and center. beautiful. i think they would look better right here. they're very pretty, and i wouldn't want them to fall. >> [grumbles] >> just about everybody in this office is single right now, including me, and everyone is experiencing an incredible amount of emotional pain. especially me, because of my great capacity for emotion. and it is my first valentine's day since holly, so i think that i am well-qualified to understand that these people need to be protected from having love shoved into their faces.

thank you stacy thank you eric thank you david sicily knee. thank you ted. thank you very much and the manager on all of this. i've been hearing from my grandchildren who are very sad that justice was not done. but by 15 votes the senate voted to convict a good bipartisan statement about what has happened would not have been accomplished without your brilliant presentation. >> thank you for your confidence. >> and then to be viable criminally or civilly do you think they could pursue? >> he hedged on that and talked about incitement. he was hedging all over the place i don't know what it was for. whatever it was, it was a very disingenuous speech i always want to be able to work with the leadership of the other party. the republican party is very important for him to try to have it every which way but to make sure this never happens again to investigate and evaluate what caused this both in terms of the motivation but also the security we have to have to recognize how inflaming the elected officials can be. >> to all of these distinguish members. >> that it

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serious money laundering ok let's see how we did while we've got a nice laundry watch for max and for stacy old beautiful jewelry and how about. luxury automobile again for max you know what money laundering is highly illegal thank you so much kaiser of course. the british and american governments have often been accused of destroying lives in their own interests while you see in this these techniques is the state devising methods to him to essentially destroy the personality of an individual. by scientific. this is how one doctor his theories were allegedly used in psychological warfare against prisoners deemed a danger to the state that was the foundation for the method of psychological interrogation psychological courtroom. disseminated within the u.s. intelligence community and worldwide among our allies for the next 30 years and how the victims say they still live with the consequences today. the. child trafficking forced labor those are the allegations filed in a lawsuit against some of the world's largest chocolate producers we hear disturbing testimony. and he says were not given an

i met stacy from the houston area. just a few years ago, she was homeless. that change after she went to do the job training program and worked her way up the ranks in just a few years going from home this to be a homeowner and when she told me how much she is making i let her know she is now earning more than the governor of texas. opportunity. that's what it's all about we have faced some hard times but we never shy away from challenges. we embrace them. we adapt and overcome and grow stronger as a result. this session the legislature can continue that legacy and help texans across our state exit this chapter even stronger. we can help them achieve the boundless opportunities that exist only in texas. and just as texans have united them put their differences aside to support one another through the pandemic. we at the capital must come together to work on their behalf. we must seize this opportunity to make the state freer and more prosperous for all who call texas home. the first lady cecelia abbott joins me to say thank you to our fellow texans who work

serious money laundering ok let's see how we did while we've got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry and how about. luxury automobile again for max you know what money laundering is highly illegal. much keyser of course. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy going for them to let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. hey we're almost there you remember this. kind of air i love that there are you. here. so this is where we used to live at the union rescue mission this is the front door you know we stayed here 8 months . at 1st there were so many families women and children here that we stayed in the day room which is basically like a large dining room large cafeteria style setting linoleum floors and it looks like a gymnasium. but we had air mattresses and slept on the floor for the 1st couple of months so from september until december and then in december we were placed into a room and b