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

ok let's go back to max in boston max the fact of the matter is there's just too many players that want to keep this grifter going on ok let's all be honest about it ok plenty of money slogging around who who knows how much of it makes it actually to afghanistan probably a lot of it's in the. gulf countries bank accounts of course the contractors like it the arms dealers like it i mean it's just a good gig it's a business model and why you know why why shatter it ok i mean it's been going on for 20 years everyone's gotten used to it that's the cynicism of it all max and boston. you know when i 1st learned about the military industrial complex i thought that it was just conspiracy theory nonsense and as i get older the more validity i see to it it seems that whenever the united states wants to withdraw from these so-called never ending wars and by the way the american public polls consistently show is in favor of winding down american involvement and even when this survey focuses on a sample of veterans that trends 2 are in favor of getting out but you see that they're not actually repre

max baucus on bloomberg next. matt: this is "bloomberg markets ." there is a lot going on right now but i think the yield picture has to be the most interesting. i was looking at the divergence between the u.s. treasury yield and german yields and not only has it grown to almost 200 basis points, it is interesting that the german yields have stayed around the same level, while treasury yields have rocketed. amanda: one of the interesting part of that story, it was not that long ago that we were having conversations about negative in the u.s., even though the fed said we are not going to go negative. we could have believed them. they have a lot of other tools they can use and maybe what germany shows is what you have gone there, it is tough to believe that you are going to offer an alternative. matt: the interesting thing also is that when you see rates rise, typically you see something like gold fall but that has not been the case with bitcoin. it is up to over $57,000 right now. the largest exchange on which to trade cryptocurrencies is binance. it

ok let's go back to max in boston max the fact of the matter is there's just too many players that want to keep this grifter going on ok let's all be honest about it ok plenty of money slogging around who who knows how much of it makes it actually to afghanistan probably a lot of it's in the. gulf countries. of course the contractors like it the arms dealers like it i mean it's just a good gauge it's a business model and why you know why i shutter it ok i mean it's been going on for 20 years everyone's gotten used to it that's the cynicism of it all max and boston . you know when i 1st learned about the military industrial complex i thought that it was just conspiracy theory nonsense and as i get older the more validity i see to it it seems that whenever the united states wants to withdraw from these so-called never ending wars and by the way the american public polls consistently show is in favor of winding down american involvement and even when this survey focuses on a sample of veterans veterans 2 are in favor of getting out but you see that they're not actually represented at the h

ok let's go back to max in boston max the fact of the matter is there's just too many players that want to keep this graft going on ok let's all be honest about it ok plenty of money slogging around who who knows how much of it makes it actually to afghanistan probably a lot of it's in. gulf countries bank accounts of course the contractors like it the arms dealers like it i mean it's just a good gauge it's a business model and why you know why why shutter it ok i mean it's been going on for 20 years everyone's gotten used to it that's the cynicism of it all max and boston. you know when i 1st learned about the military industrial complex i thought that it was just conspiracy theory nonsense and as i get older the more validity i see to it it seems that whenever the united states wants to withdraw from these so-called never ending wars and by the way the american public polls consistently show is in favor of winding down american involvement and even when this survey focuses on a sample of veterans that trends 2 are in favor of getting out but you see that they're not actually represent

max alyson there from oxford oxfam international we appreciate all of you joining us here on inside story a big thank you to for watching that we had some at that that a slot researcher at oxford that same group thomas pogge a professor of philosophy and of course max wilson author international now you can see the program again any time by visit. no websites there are dot com a further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com ford slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter handle is at a.j. inside story for me can find out from the whole team here about an hour. jump into the story there is a lot going on in this and julia global community when i talk of all the misinformation i think we all want to feed than we are aware that be part of the debate don't ever take anybody's one word because there's always a difference when no topic is off the table we have been disconnected from our land we have been disconnected from who we are and would love to hear. be part of today's discussion this streamed on out is there. to say just say that it's

in max, in that he is— have noticed a change in max, in that he is a — have noticed a change in max, in that he is a bit taller, but he is proud — that he is a bit taller, but he is proud of— that he is a bit taller, but he is proud of what he has achieved, and i think— proud of what he has achieved, and i think it _ proud of what he has achieved, and i think it is _ proud of what he has achieved, and i think it isjust good for the children— think it isjust good for the children to show is what they can do, children to show is what they can do. to— children to show is what they can do. to push— children to show is what they can do, to push the boundaries a little bit. do, to push the boundaries a little bit -- _ do, to push the boundaries a little bit -- he— do, to push the boundaries a little bit. —— he wants a better taller. even _ bit. —— he wants a better taller. even if— bit. —— he wants a better taller. even if it— bit. —— he wants a better taller. even if it is— bit. —— he wants a better taller. even if it isjust sleeping in a differentâ

ok let's go back to max in boston max the fact of the matter is there's just too many players that want to keep this grifter going on ok let's all be honest about it ok plenty of money slogging around who who knows how much of it makes it actually to afghanistan probably a lot of it's in the. gulf countries bank accounts of course the contractors like it the arms dealers like it i mean it's just a good gig it's a business model and why you know why i shutter it ok i mean it's been going on for 20 years everyone's gotten used to it that's the cynicism of it all max and boston . you know when i 1st learned about the military industrial complex i thought that it was just conspiracy theory nonsense and as i get older the more validity i see to it it seems that whenever the united states wants to withdraw from these so-called never ending wars and by the way the american public polls consistently show is in favor of winding down american involvement and even when this survey focuses on a sample of veterans veterans 2 are in favor of getting out but you see that they're not actually represent

ok let's go back to max in boston max the fact of the matter is there's just too many players that want to keep this graft going on ok let's all be honest about it ok plenty of money slogging around who who knows how much of it makes it actually to afghanistan probably a lot of it's in the. gulf countries. of course the contractors like it the arms dealers like it i mean it's just a good gauge it's a business model and why you know why i shutter it ok i mean it's been going on for 20 years everyone's gotten used to it that's the cynicism of it all max and boston . you know when i 1st learned about the military industrial complex i thought that it was just conspiracy theory nonsense and as i get older the more validity i see to it it seems that whenever the united states wants to withdraw from these so-called never ending wars and by the way the american public polls consistently show is in favor of winding down american involvement and even when this survey focuses on a sample of veterans that trends 2 are in favor of getting out but you see that they're not actually represented at the

ok let's go back to max in boston max the fact of the matter is there's just too many players that want to keep this grifter going on ok let's all be honest about it ok plenty of money slogging around who who knows how much of it makes it actually to afghanistan probably a lot of it's in and i golf countries. of course the contractors like it the arms dealers like it i mean it's just a good gauge it's a business model and why you know why i shutter it ok i mean it's been going on for 20 years everyone's gotten used to it that's the cynicism of it all max and boston . you know when i 1st learned about the military industrial complex i thought that it was just conspiracy theory nonsense and as i get older the more validity i see to it it seems that whenever the united states wants to withdraw from these so-called never ending wars and by the way the american public polls consistently show is in favor of winding down american involvement and even when this survey focuses on a sample of veterans that trends 2 are in favor of getting out but you see that they're not actually represented at t

ok let's go back to max in boston max the fact of the matter is there's just too many players that want to keep this grifter going on ok let's all be honest about it ok plenty of money slogging around who who knows how much of it makes it actually to afghanistan probably a lot of it's in the. gulf countries. of course the contractors like it the arms dealers like it i mean it's just a good gauge it's a business model and why you know why it might shatter it ok i mean it's been going on for 20 years everyone's gotten used to it that's the cynicism of it all max and boston. you know when i 1st learned about the military industrial complex i thought that it was just conspiracy theory nonsense and as i get older the more validity i see to it it seems that whenever the united states wants to withdraw from these so-called never ending wars and by the way the american public polls consistently show is in favor of winding down american involvement and even when this survey focuses on a sample of veterans veterans 2 are in favor of getting out but you see that they're not actually represented at

hi, max, it'sjonny wilkinson here. ijust wanted to send you a little message, really, just to wish you well, especially for this amazing thing you're doing at the moment. i just can't comprehend that max has done this. and he's done it by himself. so it was his idea. i think the thing with children when they do things is a lot of time we tell them what we're going to do. if they do fundraising, we tell them how they're going to do it and we tell them who they're raising funds for. and this is all off of his own back. what made you think, no, i'm going to stay out? one, i thought of all the money i'm raising. two, i thought, if i accomplish this. and three, i forgot the key, so i couldn't really get in. and he's not ready to return to his bedroom just yet. i think i might carry on for a bit and thenjust see where it goes. see what next adventure i do. he's already raised hundreds of thousands of pounds, which will help families cope with extremely difficult times. night—night sweetie, love you. night, mum. see you in

he has helped so many. >> someone left this on the bench for max. he now has them, and his tail is wagging. by way of thanks, evelyn has helped raise money for a statue of max to be erected. >> in his golden years, one man and his dog can bask in the knowledge that max has an outstanding legacy. judy: such a beautiful story. a quick postscript, the family dog loki that you saw in the piece has recovered now from that infection. for those who ask about malcolm's wife and son who contracted covid-19 late last year, they are now healthy and well. stay with pbs this evening, you will not want to miss a new season of beyond the canvas. the best of our arts stories and profiles with plenty of behind the scenes access and updates. you can join us at 9:30 p.m. with your local station or online. that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us online and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you, please stay safe, and we will see you soon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsi

for her, max is an extension of her life, really >> how can max say? >> reporter: evelyn will eventually grow out of the condition. in the meantime her parents are grateful for max's calming line presence. >> it's not similar to epilepsy, where they are constant. so for her if she feels upset or she's not feeling very well, then for her focus, for her to focus her mind is to watch the videos of max and just see him trundling along. and that makes her really, really happy. >> i think lockdown was hard for all of us, and we were all worried and concerned about our jobs, our future. we started doing live feeds on our daily walks because we've got the lake district here. >> some people are trapped in cities, tower blocks. some people are trapped where they shouldn't be trapped. and i think we gave that release to people th there was a sense of normality still out there. >> reporter: kerry and max have raised more than $350,000 for britain's biggest veterinary non profit, the p.d.s.a. this and max's qualities as therapy dog have earned him the p.d.s.'s orde

and he have to somehow translate their urgent need to be vaccinated into effective marketing mom ok max also i'd like to bring you when everyone seems to be talking about international collaboration about equitable access to vaccines it's all the talk but it doesn't say many a walking the walk why is that. i think rich country leaders are quite rightly concerned about their own population and they're trying to cover up with a lot of fine talk about the kovacs mechanism and distributing vaccines that critically other things are good and they are making a difference but the fact is that the boss majority of vaccines have be bought by rich countries for a very high price from pharmaceutical corporations 'd who are making an enormous amount of money from vaccines that were publicly funded there's a public property being translated into private profit we've seen that in the last 2 weeks the profit. predictions for companies like falling 'd from it by the ins and the ins of dollars being made producing these vaccines and sending them almost entirely to rich countries this is a broken system t

but max guys are this is the kaiser report ever wonder why a coin is going like a rocket ship let's talk with stacey stacey yeah i like that mainstream economists that are allowed to go on to san b c bloomberg and all those other financial news programs and frets about the price of bitcoin and what bitcoins doing when it is the only safe harbor as max and i have pointed out now for almost 10 years from government printing and quantitative easing and other exotic sort of programs introduce over the past 2 decades and you see why we might be concerned out here in the big korean community a grim look at the exploding u.s. budget deficit. look at these charts max so this is the long term outlook right now for government debt and apparently according to the budget office it could hit 202 percent if things go well for us. by 2051 if they don't go well it will hit 259 percent the public debt will be 259 percent of g.d.p. and the bad outlook like where they think it might go wrong is like it's going to go ok if we stick to like we don't do anything else actual budget deficits could be higher und

max alyson there from oxford oxfam international we appreciate all of you joining us here on inside story a big thank you to for watching that we had some of that that assault research right off the bat same group thomas pogge a professor of philosophy and of course next olson on time international now you can see the program again any time by visit. no web sites is there a dot com a further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com ford slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter handle is at a.j. inside story for me can find out from the whole team here about an hour. a probe on al-jazeera from a 3rd wave to the vaccine rollout will bring you the latest developments from around the world a year into the coronavirus pandemic one on one east skeins rare behind the scenes access into the secretive world of japanese sumo. could president introduced they be secure a 6th time in power join us on april 11th for the chatty lecture and. the award winning our choice returns the stories of those striving to be juicer negative impacts on the planets

look at these charts max so this is the long term outlook right now for government debt and apparently according to the budget office it could hit 202 percent if things go well for us. and by 2051 if they don't go well it will hit 259 percent the public debt will be 259 percent of g.d.p. and the bad outlook like where they think it might go wrong is like it's going to go ok if we stick to like we don't do anything else actual budget deficits could be higher under c b o projections under an alternative scenario that assumes lawmakers and act an additional 2 trillion dollars of fiscal support in response to cope at 19 similar to the american rescue package that just passed last week or the week before extend most expiring tax cuts and grow annual appropriations with the economy instead of inflation that would total 259 percent of g.d.p. by 2051. they are catching up to japan i think they're almost at 300 percent debt to g.d.p. and the whole world is over $200.00 probably closer to 250 percent debt to g.d.p. could explain the problem of this what what the real issue is here because a lot

max was all over me right at the end. it’s of the race, typical! max was all over me right at the end.- over me right at the end. it's of course a shame, _ over me right at the end. it's of course a shame, but _ over me right at the end. it's of course a shame, but you - over me right at the end. it's of course a shame, but you have l over me right at the end. it's of| course a shame, but you have to over me right at the end. it's of- course a shame, but you have to see the positive, — course a shame, but you have to see the positive, we are putting the fight _ the positive, we are putting the fight on — the positive, we are putting the fight on to them. that's great, to start_ fight on to them. that's great, to start the — fight on to them. that's great, to start the year like that. i spoke to the bbc�*s formula one reporterjenny gow about the race and how this sets up the season. it was a dream of a start to a formula i season, i can't remember when we have been more excited about the start, and when it has actually delivered as well. tha

so right now they're flying 30 maxes. they had previously ordered 69 they're going to be moving up the delivery of some of those aircraft and today, this is the part that got boeing shares moving higher, they are placing an order for an additional 25. we had american in december. united just a couple of weeks ago started flying the max again and then in this month, in the next few weeks you'll have alaska and southwest both flying the max. take a look at the shares of united they have been moving higher in part because it's the reopening trade. people know their expectation is there will be greater demand and as a result you're going to see more people booking flights. if you haven't already looked, melissa, lately at flights for let's say august or september, they're filling up rather quickly. that's also the reason why shares of boeing moving higher its max backlog stands at 3202 planes they have booked 125 orders for the max just since the beginning of december. so you're starting to see that turn a little bit here whe

but get these charts max so this is the long term outlook right now for government debt and apparently according to the budget office it could hit 202 percent if things go well for us and by 2051 if they don't go well it will hit 259 percent the public debt will be 259 percent of g.d.p. and the bad outlook like where they think it might go wrong is like it's going to go ok if we stick to like we don't do anything else actual budget deficits could be higher under cvo projections under an alternative scenario that assumes lawmakers and act an additional 2 trillion dollars of fiscal support in response to cope at 19 similar to the american rescue package that just passed last week or the week before extend most expiring tax cuts and grow annual appropriations with the economy instead of inflation that would total 259 percent of g.d.p. by 2051. they are catching up to japan i think they're almost at 300 percent debt to g.d.p. and the whole world is over $200.00 probably closer to one or 50 percent debt to g.d.p. could explain the problem of this what what the real issue is here because a l

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let them bring in our guest joining us from london is max lawson who is the head of inequality policy at oxfam international and with us from new delhi is russia. on an intellectual property lawyer and legal counsel for not co pharma and joining us from barcelona is jeffrey lazarus is the head of the health systems research group at the barcelona institute for global health thanks for joining us welcome to inside story max let me start with you you say there is huge support to remove intellectual property or ip and this movement is gaining ground when it comes to the coronavirus vaccine tell us why you say that and what you're basing that on well i think when you see that number of countries now supporting example for current india the government yard 100 countries you're saying people at the party print a very private group we're hearing drawing this. things that cracks are appearing in some of the richer country governments nancy pelosi of the democrats in the senate came out in favor of just last week so i think we are seeing momentum building and it's no surprise really because th

look at these charts max so this is the long term outlook right now for government debt and apparently according to the budget office it could hit 202 percent if things go well for us. and by 2051 if they don't go well it will hit 259 percent the public debt will be 259 percent of g.d.p. and the bad outlook like where they think it might go wrong is like it's going to go ok if we stick to like we don't do anything else actual budget deficits could be higher under cvo projections under an alternative scenario that assumes lawmakers and act an additional 2 trillion dollars of fiscal support in response to cope at 19 similar to the american rescue package that just passed last week or the week before extend most expiring tax cuts and grow annual appropriations with the economy instead of inflation that would total 259 percent of g.d.p. by 2051. they are catching up to japan i think they're almost a 300 percent debt to g.d.p. and the whole world is over 200 probably closer to one or 50 percent debt to g.d.p. could explain the problem of this what what the real issue is here because a lot o

welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max keiser time now to go to michael pentel fent o.-port dot com michael welcome back thank you for having me back on the program actually oh yeah my pleasure sal your money manager that gyal you're making money not markets and down markets you've got a very strict discipline tear approach it's working fantastically well i understand your daily list with clients and rightfully so because you do a great job and we need to pick their brains on something here bank of america report this week suggests that the 40 year bull market in bonds is over your thoughts well i think generally for sure we're in the middle of a bomb global meltdown and when i say no down i mean you know you've gone from 0.3 percent in a year up to probably low 2 percent by may june timeframe and that's probably. going to cause some ants in the credit markets and it's going to cause some anxious in the emerging markets tremendous amount of dollar based debt and i think you might see a temporary flight into the dollar and a mini crisis but. in the stock market equity ma

programs and frets about the price of bitcoin and what bitcoins doing when it is the only safe harbor as max and i have pointed out now for almost 10 years from government printing and quantitative easing and other exotic sort of programs introduce over the past 2 decades and you see why we might be concerned out here in the big korean community a grim look at the exploding u.s. budget deficit. but get these charts max so this is the long term outlook right now for government debt and apparently according to the budget office it could hit 202 percent if things go well for us. and by 2051 if they don't go well it will hit 259 percent the public debt will be 259 percent of g.d.p. and the bad outlook like where they think it might go wrong is like it's going to go ok if we stick to like we don't do anything else actual budget deficits could be higher under cvo projections under an alternative scenario that assumes lawmakers and act an additional 2 trillion dollars of fiscal support in response to cope at 19 similar to the american rescue package that just passed last week or the week before ext

programs and frets about the price of bitcoin and what bitcoins doing when it is the only safe harbor as max and i have pointed out now for almost 10 years from government printing and quantitative easing and other exotic sort of programs introduce over the past 2 decades and you see why we might be concerned out here in the big korean community a grim look at the exploding u.s. budget deficit. look at these charts max so this is the long term outlook right now for government debt and apparently according to the budget office it could hit 202 percent if things go well for us. by 2051 if they don't go well it will hit 259 percent the public debt will be 259 percent of g.d.p. and the bad outlook like where they think it might go wrong is like it's going to go ok if we stick to like we don't do anything else actual budget deficits could be higher under cvo projections under an alternative scenario that assumes lawmakers and act an additional 2 trillion dollars of fiscal support in response to cope at 19 similar to the american rescue package that just passed last week or the week before extend

let them bring in our guest joining us from london is max lawson who is the head of inequality policy at oxfam international and with us from new delhi is russia. on an intellectual property lawyer and legal counsel for not co pharma and joining us from barcelona is jeffrey lazarus who's the head of the health systems research group at the barcelona institute for global health thanks for joining us welcome to inside story max let me start with you you say there is huge support to remove intellectual property or ip and this movement is gaining ground when it comes to the coronavirus vaccine tell us why you say that and what you're basing that on well i think when you see that number of countries now supporting example pricker in india the government yard 100 countries you're seeing people at the party print a very private group we're hearing brontë this. things that cracks are appearing in some of the richer countries governments nancy pelosi had of the democrats in the senate came out in favor of just last week so i think we are seeing momentum building and it's no surprise really be

on the bridge and drive it but max max what do you say to the to some of the pharmaceutical industry who say look we're already witnessing in sort of unprecedented level of collaboration already among companies so far as you know drug makers and manufacturers in the developing world includes johnson and johnson with aspen pharmacare in south africa well we know that astra zeneca and novak have made a deal with the sara mensah truth of india where we're speaking to reza shorey from what's your response to that there is already collaboration with doesn't mean some collaboration but it's also clearly not enough amounts for the head of the w i chose said this with we need to see much much more manufacturing in developing countries that are much much lower cost you have a situation with. if you like uganda are paying more for their vaccinations in the e.u. this is not a sustainable situation sorry we need to see much much more investment in manufacturing and at the moment we have a situation where rich countries about 1001 person a 2nd where the majority of developing countries have yet t

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max, so that is a completely different system. before we move on from the concept -- not the concept move on from patents, what impact would undermining these patents or giving free access to these patents -- what impact would that have on future research? >> i think we already have a broken system. we could question the validity of the system as a whole. even if we see this as an exceptional moment and this is once in a century human experience. as the head of the who has said about the issue, if not now, when. we suspended patents for hiv-aids. that did not destroy the patent system. it kept many people alive. myself, i would like to see wider reform of the patent system. it is a system that rewards investment in viagra over malaria. it is a system that has been broken for many years. i think that remains true. even if you don't accept that, you have to accept this as an exaordinary moment in human history it seems crazy when these are publicly funded, that which countries are willing to stand up at the wto and say we are happil

united ordered more 737 maxes. this is the plane that was plagued by two accidents, so they're increasing their order book by about 15%. the pla planes are average year of 15 years, so they're upgrading fleet and pulling some deliveries into 2022, which is a fail letter bullish sign that it thinking a -- and primarily a domestic coverage. boeing we have a buy rating. they had some free cash flow sures in 2021, but in 2022 we feel they could earn about $15 a share, and at a 5.5 years, that drives or price target >> you know, if boeing were a bible story, it might be job it just got hit by all kinds of onabsolutes of b-- onslaught of bad news at the the accidents and then the pandemic hit what about the rising prices here for fuel? is that actually going to be a tailwind for boeing? >> we've seen some 787 issues, the 787 isn't as important as the max, but they haven't been able to deliver something for months and the pratt engines caused some issues, but the 777 is much more de minimis to boeing's value. prices are u

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i am max foster this is the kaiser reports. let's check in with stacy. well max the fed is succeeding at what it wanted to do according to this headline from wolf street dot com dollars purchasing power dwindles to another record low the fed is getting its wish it has so the latest data shows the durable goods inflation is at 3.3 percent food inflation has a 3.4 percent and the consumer price index rues 1.7 percent in february from a year earlier the fastest year over year increase in 12 months re and the government is claiming that in 2020 the inflation rate was approximately 1.6 percent and they are estimating that for 2021 the official rate of inflation will be about 2 and a quarter percent now if we were to look at the way inflation was calculated just 20 years ago without a lot of the what are called donek adjustments. what we find is that the actual rate of inflation is over 9 percent so that chart from wall street dot com is showing clearly that your purchasing power for the money in your pocket is losing at least 10 percent per year in purchasing

i am max kaiser this is the kaiser reports. let's check in with stacey. well max the fed. succeeding at what it wanted to do according to this headline from wolf street dot com dollars purchasing power dwindles to another record low the fed is getting its wishes so the latest data shows that durable goods inflation is at 3.3 percent food inflation has a 3.4 percent and the consumer price index rues 1.7 percent in february from a year earlier the fastest year over year increase in 12 months re and the government is claiming that in 2020 inflation rate was approximately 1.6 percent and they are estimating that for 2021 the official rate of inflation will be about 2 and a quarter percent now if we were to look at the way inflation was calculated just 20 years ago without a lot of the what are called donek adjustments. what we find is that the actual rate of inflation is over 9 percent so that chart from wall street dot com is showing clearly that your purchasing power for the money in your pocket is losing at least 10 percent per year in purchasing power that means you if you

hi i'm max kaiser this is the kaiser report well there is more stimulus coming from the government. stacy yes worse mom money that's the big saying that happens here but by the way i do want to note that max is wearing a mexican flag fitting rare sight out of iowa i know it's a little early but you never can be too early i love it or love it and of course i have bought this shirt here i bought this in mexico city so it's a local made mexico city t. shirt so in terms of in the united states we've had yet another stimulus check is going to hit the balance sheets of some people some lucky americans get a $1400.00 check and again what we've pointed out over the past few years is it's emerging more and more that bitcoin is taking the place of what the gold vigilantes or the bond vigilantes used to be at the gold bugs in the bond vigilantes used to keep the government honest you sick keep the government from spending too much they've been basically tamed by various you know techniques from the federal reserve and the central banks and the treasury but big queen is free free market and big

i am max kaiser this is the kaiser reports. let's check in with stacey. well max the fare is succeeding at what it wanted to do according to this headline from wolf street dot com dollars purchasing power dwindles to another record low the fed is getting its wishes so leave this data shows that durable goods inflation is that 3.3 percent food inflation has a 3.4 percent and the consumer price index rues 1.7 percent in february from a year earlier the fastest year over year increase in 12 months re and the government is claiming that in 2020 inflation rate was approximately 1.6 percent and they are estimating that for 2021 the official rate of inflation will be about 2 and a quarter percent now if we were to look at the way inflation was calculated just 20 years ago without a lot of the what are called donek adjustments what we find is that the actual rate of inflation is over 9 percent so that chart from wall street dot com is showing clearly that your purchasing power for the money in your pocket is losing at least 10 percent per year in purchasing power

nick welcome back they great to be with you max the u.s. government just printed another $1.00 trillion dollars stimulus on top of the 4 children dollars stimulus last year and yet gold is for a year on year 0 what's going on. yeah a lot of stuff is going on 1st we have you know people throw trillion here trillion there yet to really understand how big a trillion is think about it do you know how long a trillion seconds ago word is back 230000 b.c. so if you are around 30000 b.c. so if you're talking trillions in how big a trillion it's in comprehensibly big why hasn't gold responded i don't know but it really it really should be bitcoin has responded a lot of huge leaps as we record this point is up more than 10 top way more than 10 times i don't have the exact number of my head but it's more than 10 times since it a year ago when all of this even more money printing started it so it looks like a lot of that store of value demand has been diverted to big point i mean look at that point market changed in over a year that's a lot of store of

i am max kaiser this is the kaiser reports. let's check in with stacey. well max the fed is succeeding at what it wanted to do according to this headline from wall street dot com dollars purchasing power dwindles to another record low the fed is getting its wishes so the latest data shows the durable goods inflation is at 3.3 percent food inflation has a 3.4 percent and the consumer price index rues 1.7 percent in february from a year earlier the fastest year over year increase in 12 months re and the government is claiming that in 2020 inflation rate was approximately 1.6 percent and they are estimating that for 2021 the official rate of inflation will be about 2 and a quarter percent now if we were to look at the way inflation was calculated just 20 years ago without a lot of the what are called donek adjustments. what we find is that the actual rate of inflation is over 9 percent so that chart from wall street dot com is showing clearly that your purchasing power for the money in your pocket is losing at least 10 percent per year in purchasing power th

max: good morning, anna. it was somewhat surprising that there was not too much of new things that we learned from powell. it was very much reiterated what his colleagues were already saying in the previous days. i guess that's what led to this selloff in equities and bonds. the near-term risk, yes, is still for yields to go a little bit higher. i would not be too concerned about the whole reflation narrative. we just heard and also in your sequence where you are playing powell that basically most of the inflationary pressures that we are going to see are most likely transient. pent-up demand, especially the pent-up -- initial pent-up demand story will probably be transitory as well. that is one of the things the fed has highlighted for a couple of weeks already. that is probably something that they will look through. it looks to me that really the fed is looking for more stress. there has to be more stress in the system until they really come into the market and really do more than just intervention. anna: p

for more on this i'm joined by reporter max merrill max there are calls for a hard lock down from some quarters how did merkel address that. well i think merkel is quite clearly feeling the heat and she wants a tougher line she wants a clear a faster response and after previously apologizing like we heard in the records from wednesday she's now going on the offensive and. parts of the interview seemed exasperated at her inability to control the situation she been moaned that slow federal approach and says she doesn't want complete lockdown doesn't want curfews but these are now options that are very much on the table and she was a bit guarded on further measures saying she doesn't want coach he's helicopters flying over roads. like it was the case in portugal and germany never went into a full lockdown like countries like spain did last year it is difficult to to push that through but she revealed that if states don't fall into line she will consider . she will take a less federal more centralized approach and then got a little bit more vague on what exactly she would do she said she's

max, good morning to you. these comments from prince william came after the queen released a statement saying the family would deal with the matter privately, also saying -- expressing her love for harry and meghan, saying they would always be part of the family. are you surprised at all that prince william answered those questions? >> reporter: well, i have to say, i mean, for me this bit of video is one of the big moments of this whole narrative really. you know, there are -- you know, i think the duchess of sussex's issues with a lot of her experiences she had are with the systems in place and this speaks quite to how that system is now breaking down in a way off the back of that big interview. so just for your context in these moments, they are arranged moments, often embargoed moments means we can't talk about them until they've happened for security reasons. this is a reporter at a major network break ago protocol which is not to throw questions out to senior royals in this way. number one, that's someth

first to you, max. tell us first what this statement says. >> it's on behalf of the queen so they are making it very clear it's coming from the top. the queen is here at windsor castle. it says the whole family is saddened to learn the full extent of how challenging the last few years have been for harry and meghan, the issues raised typically that of race, are concerning. while some recollections may vary, they're taking very seriously and will be addressed by the family privately. harry, meghan and archie will always be much-loved members of the family. a couple issues i would probably point out there is the different recollections about that conversation about race, archie's sin color effectively, so harry has his recollection but it's a different recollection from the person who was in the room at the same time. so there's a difference there. but also how the whole family said it's saddened to learn the full extent of all of this. when harry and meghan made it very clear they made their concerns cle

there max keiser this is the kaiser report let's get to. well jack dorsey was in the news the past week because last week he was giving congressional testimony from some sort of kitchen it looks like behind him you see a block cluck just like of course kaiser report is always ahead of everything we have our own block but as it's not plugged in it doesn't have anything but hello on it his head 1952 so i think this is a good way to look at the problem with this drive in america to shut down alternative media are turning to voices of course jack was testifying before congress and they were vadra in him most of the democrats to basically the platform more people into silence more people because the response from blue check twitter about this was became its own mean and a fun story in the big quaint community what time zone is jack in right now that clock says 1952 right here in california it's 9 52 am currently but definitely not 1952 which would be 752 and military time format so again this is a block measuring a few different things from chai

hi i'm max kaiser this is the kaiser reports well there is more stimulus coming from the government. they say yes worse mom money that's the big saying that happens here but by the way i do want to note that max is wearing a mexican flag fitting rare sight out of iowa i know it's a little early but you never can be too early i love it or love it and of course i have bought this shirt here i bought this in mexico city so it's a local made mexico city t. shirt so in terms of in the united states we've had yet another stimulus check is going to hit the balance sheets of some people some lucky americans get a $1400.00 check and again what we've pointed out over the past few years is it's emerging more and more that bitcoin is taking the place of what the gold vigilantes or the bond vigilantes used to be at the bottom the gold bugs in the bond vigilantes used to keep the government honest use a keep the government from spending too much they've been basically tamed by various you know techniques from the federal reserve and the central banks and the treasury but between is free free marke

max kaiser this is the kaiser report 1st slowly then quickly what's this all about stacey oh i think you're quoting ernest hemingway there of course he went bankrupt slowly and then suddenly and the same thing happens with hyperinflation you might call it it happened slowly and then suddenly just says recovered a few weeks ago when we covered the tweet stream of michael burry the hedge fund manager famous for the big short which was a film made about him shorting the u.s. subprime housing markets and that catastrophe well here's an interesting headline from a trusted source pers fenton he lives in new hampshire and he tweeted this our local lumberyard prices have risen so fast lately that we can't quote accurately they said so we have now moved to weekly price quotes if you are a builder and need an estimate for your customer that lumber estimate is now only good for a week sorry fed inflation is 2.2 percent they claim michael berry had said just like weimar germany this could be coming to america that the past 10 years 9 to 10 years have been similar to the lead up to the hyper infl

hi there max keiser this is the kaiser report let's get to. well jack dorsey was in the news the past week because last week he was giving congressional testimony from some sort of kitchen it looks like behind him you see a block cluck just like of course kaiser report is always ahead of everything we have our own block but as it's not plugged in it doesn't have anything but hello on it his head 1952 so i think this is a good way to look at the problem with this drive in america to shut down alternative media are turning to voice is of course jack was testifying before congress and they were vadra in him most of the democrats to basically the platform more people into silence more people because the response from blue checked twitter about this was became its own mean and a fun story in the big quaint community what time zone is jack in right now that clock says 19 $52.00 right here in california it's 9 52 am currently but definitely not 1952 which would be $752.00 and military time format so again this is a bluff measuring a few different thi

hi there max keiser this is the kaiser report lots to get to say well jack dorsey was in the news the past week because last week he was giving congressional testimony from some sort of kitchen it looks like behind him you see a block cluck just like of course kaiser report is always ahead of everything we have our own block but as it's not plugged in it doesn't have anything but hello on it his head 1952 so i think this is a good way to look at the problem with this drive in america to shut down alternative media are turning to voices of course jack was testifying before congress and they were vadra in him most of the democrats to basically de platform more people into silence more people because the response from blue check twitter about this was became its own mean and a fun story in the big quaint community what time zone is jack in right now that clock says 1952 right here in california it's 9 52 am currently but definitely not 1952 which would be 752 and military time format so again this is a bluff measuring a few different things from the block chain including what he had 1952

hi i'm max kaiser this is the kaiser reports well there is more stimulus coming from the government. they say yes worse mom money that's the big saying that happens here but by the way i do want to note that max is wearing a mexican flag fitting rare sight out of iowa i know it's a little early but you never can be too early i love it or love it and of course i have bought this shirt here i bought this in mexico city so it's a local made mexico city t. shirt so in terms of in the united states we've had yet another stimulus check is going to hit the balance sheets of some people some lucky americans get a $1400.00 check and again what we've pointed out over the past few years is it's emerging more and more that bitcoin is taking the place of what the gold vigilantes or the bond vigilantes used to be at the gold bugs in the bond vigilantes used to keep the government honest keep the government from spending too much they've been basically tamed by various you know techniques from the federal reserve and the central banks and the treasury but big queen is free free market and big queen