>> correct. >> how well did you know max? >> i knew max well. he was a doted upon, just kunld -- kind of a really wonderful kid. >> what was the story you were hearing happened to max? >> they were still trying to piece together what happened. >> at that point nobody was sure what it was? >> i don't think so. but that really wasn't the focus when i got there. >> it was about him getting better? >> right. >> reporter: at max's bedside, jonah asked one of the doctors for his prognosis. >> dr. peterson looked at him and said, i don't know, i don't know. i'm not sure if he can walk or walk. it wasn't real, i would have bet my life on it that max was going to be okay. >> there was more bad news on the way. >> reporter: coming up -- what happened in that home? police uncover some disturbing clues. >> they located a female on the property. the victim's hands and feet were bought. >> i guarantee my heart started racing. >> reporter: who was this victim? >> how old is she? >> reporter: soon, detectives would be investigating not just one puzzling death h

max mosley was many things. a racing driver who went on to run motorsport, a barrister who helped change britain's laws on privacy and a suave family man with a secret double life. he was the son of 0swald mosley, leader of the british union of fascists, and his mother, lady diana, described by one newspaper is an "unrepentant nazi". "all my life, i've had hanging over me my antecedents, my parents," max mosley once said. he went into motor racing, a world where people didn't care about his parental background. he briefly competed as a driver before concluding he wasn't quick enough and, instead, helped start the car manufacturer march engineering and became a representative on the formula one constructors' association. his abilities and charm made him an effective advocate and, in the 1990s, he became head of the fia, the body representing the interests of motorsport. it was a role he held for 16 years. today, former formula one boss bernie ecclestone said, "it's like losing family, like losing a brother. "he d

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max mosley was many things. a racing driver who went on to run motorsport, a barrister who helped change britain's laws on privacy, and a suave family man with a secret double life. their nazi lie was completely invented and had no justification. he was the son of oswald mosley, leader of the british union of fascists, and his mother, lady diana, described by one newspaper is an "unrepentant nazi". "all my life, i've had hanging over me my antecedents, my parents," max mosley once said. he went into motor racing, a world where people didn't care about his parental background. he briefly competed as a driver before concluding he wasn't quick enough and, instead, helped start the car manufacturer march engineering and became a representative on the formula one constructors�* association. his abilities and charm made him an effective advocate and, in the 1990s, he became head of the fia, the body representing the interests of motorsport. it was a role he held for 16 years. today, former formula one boss bernie ec

revolution which caused price spikes in gasoline and shortages here across america and we have them again max and i drove from northern virginia down to north carolina so about a 325 mile drive and as we're heading further and further south there are more and more gas stations without any gas and those that did have gasoline had huge lines sometimes miles long so it was so weird this time of pandemic and shortages and loads of things like microchips and other in the beginning of the pandemic of course we had food shortages now we also have oversupply and like you know money and treasuries and bonds all over the place that's why we have negative. stuff like that so we have all sorts of price signals mast up and crazy times all right the crisis and so the crisis begins that's the way you used to be now there is just $1.00 crisis on top of another you don't know where one starts and one stops and it's just a multiple crises stacked up you know right there in front of us think of yourself by goodness gracious what happened then you know when i was looking at all these lines at the gas stations i

max mosley was many things. a racing driver who went on to run motorsport, a barrister who helped change britain's laws on privacy, and a suave family man with a secret double life. their nazi lie was completely invented and had nojustification. he was the son of oswald mosley, leader of the british union of fascists, and his mother, lady diana, described by one newspaper is an "unrepentant nazi". "all my life, i've had hanging over me my antecedents, my parents," max mosley once said. he went into motor racing, a world where people didn't care about his parental background. he briefly competed as a driver before concluding he wasn't quick enough and, instead, helped start the car manufacturer march engineering and became a representative on the formula one constructors' association. his abilities and charm made him an effective advocate and, in the 1990s, he became head of the fia, the body representing the interests of motorsport. it was a role he held for 16 years. today, former formula one boss bernie eccles

and max verstappen got the jump on hamilton. the world champion says he wants to be hunted this season but now he was the hunter and a ruthless one. it tookjust four laps to get his place back. valtteri bottas had claimed pole but couldn't match the pace. 0nce bottas had claimed pole but couldn't match the pace. once in front, hamilton never looked back. after giving up his lead the thin surrendered second place. on cooler tyres he was easy pickings for max verstappen but for the second year in a row nobody could stop hamilton and portugal. in a row nobody could stop hamilton and portugal-— and portugal. very windy out there so very easy _ and portugal. very windy out there so very easy to _ and portugal. very windy out there so very easy to put _ and portugal. very windy out there so very easy to put a _ and portugal. very windy out there so very easy to put a foot - and portugal. very windy out there so very easy to put a foot wrong, l so very easy to put a foot wrong, and just didn't quite get as good a start as valtteri an

max mosley was many things. a racing driver who went on to run motorsport, a barrister who helped change britain's laws on privacy and a suave family man with a secret double life. he was the son of 0swald mosley, leader of the british union of fascists, and his mother, lady diana, described by one newspaper is an "unrepentant nazi". "all my life, i've had hanging over me my antecedents, my parents," max mosley once said. he went into motor racing, a world where people didn't care about his parental background. he briefly competed as a driver before concluding he wasn't quick enough and, instead, helped start the car manufacturer march engineering and became a representative on the formula one constructors' association. his abilities and charm made him an effective advocate and, in the 1990s, he became head of the fia, the body representing the interests of motorsport. it was a role he held for 16 years. today, former formula one boss bernie ecclestone said, "it's like losing family, like losing a brother. "he d

revolution which caused price spikes in gasoline and shortages here across america and we have them again max and i drove from northern virginia down to north carolina so about a 325 mile drive and as we're heading further and further south there are more and more gas stations without any gas and those that did have gasoline had huge lines sometimes miles long so it was so weird this time of pandemic and shortages and loads of things like microchips and other the beginning of the pandemic of course we had food shortages now we also have oversupply in like you know money and treasuries and bonds all over the place that's why we have negative yields and stuff like that so we have also surprise signals mast and crazy times oh right the crisis and the crisis begins that's the way used to be now there is just one crisis on top of another you don't know where one starts and one stops and it's just a multiple crises stacked up you know right there in front in your thinking is soft my goodness gracious what happened then you know when i was looking at all these lines at the gas stations i did have a

hi i'm max foster this is the kaiser report the show that goes there. say hey we have been tracking inflation right for the past few months it's looking worse and worse worse well. we have on our hands feeding the racket starving their racket feeding the racket is essential banks feeding the grift of this whole global ponzi scheme fee a ponzi scheme has been going on for 50 years now since 90 $71.00 and a bit coin is starving the racket we're going to start off with this story out of korea this is next on which is a $30000000000.00 gaming company and nick carter tweets a link to their statement on why they bought $1717.00 because m one posting isn't just for coiners and gold bugs $30000000000.00 korean kugel aamer do it too and with government spending and debt levels so high even a small rise in interest rates would make paying down the debt even more difficult than it already is so central banks have been increasingly monetizing the debt printing money to loan to the government in the form of buying government bonds at low interest rates since january

i'm max foster this is the kaiser report the show that goes there. say hey we have been tracking inflation right for the past few months it's looking worse and worse and worse well. we have on our hands feeding the racket starving the racket feeding the racket is essential banks feeding the grift of this whole global ponzi scheme via a ponzi scheme has been going on for 50 years now since 90 $71.00 and a bit coin is starving the racket we're going to start off with this story out of korea this is next on which is a $30000000000.00 gaming company and nick carter tweets a link to their statement on why they bought $1717.00 because m one posting isn't just for coiners and gold bugs $30000000000.00 korean kugel aamer do it too and with government spending and debt levels so high even a small rise in interest rates would make paying down the debt even more difficult than it already is so central banks have been increasingly monetizing the debt printing money to loan to the government in the form of buying government bonds at low interest rates since janua

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looking for alternatives to national currencies and that's why the stock market's going up as well max that it's better to own stocks than to own something dollar denominated because the lease at the end of the year. that the stock well have tangible assets the value of which will go up and dollars for a few dollars a deposit in the bank you don't earn enough interest income to us at the loss of purchasing power because inflation so put your money into things dollars are nominated assets they hear the words why margera money now almost every day i see somebody talking about it michael burry of course wrote the big short hours he participated in the big short on wall street they made a movie about it he was writing about this comparing the current situation to why mark germany and then he. disappeared from twitter the 9 years of boom time inflation that ended in hyper inflation is what happened there and all the time why marjah money the central bank was saying that the month the inflation was transit sorry that the money printing had nothing to do with they stock prices skyrocketing to

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good to see you max. the max was tournament is just 2 weeks away and there's no host. how could this happen? well, like so many tournaments that were originally scheduled for 2020, it's had it's fast served of struggles and was already postponed for a year. in april they decided to go without fans just to make things more simple, but the co hosts were argentine and columbia, and columbia were already removed as host 2 weeks ago due to security concerns due to the protest ongoing there. and then on that very day, argentina went into a strict lockdown. now, since then, argentina has been enduring one of the worst coven outbreaks on the planet. and the government on sunday decided it would not be safe to host a tournament comparable. the south american football federation then rescinded their hosting rights just hours ago. and like you say, we have june 13th the kick off of this tournament. so it's very, very quick turn around now to find a new host and the situation in south america as a whole is quite dia, i mean, of 12 of the 12 countries worldwide with the worst cover

and it's max power in monaco. verstappen wins, to lead the formula one championship for the first time. good evening, welcome to the programme. well, there's only once place to start tonight, because within the last half an hour the full time whistle has blown on the premier league season. all 20 teams were in action and all eyes were on chelsea, leicester city and liverpool as they battled it out for the final two champions league spots. and after defeat at home to tottenham, it's leicester that miss out. well our reporter adam wild joins me in the studio. adam, a busy day, lots to keep across. leicester won't be in the champions league next season — how did it all play out? head has been absolutely breathless in the premier league, as you would expect on the final day. we knew the very top was sorted out, and the very top was sorted out, and the very bottom, but as you say, there was still plenty to sort out. chelsea started the day in third place, but as you say, they lost. they do still just place, but as yo

max verstappen will be hoping to change that next weekend in spain. the european champions cup final will be an all—french affair after la rochelle beat leinster 32—23. leinster were on course to reach the final — leading their opponents 13—12 at half time — tied furlong with their try. but la rochelle scored two tries in the last 14 minutes to secure the win — and reach the final for the first time, where'll they play toulouse at twickenham on the 22nd of may. the second session of the world snooker championship final between mark selby and shaun murphy will begin shortly. just under 1,000 spectators are present at the crucible theatre in sheffield where murphy has the edge. he leads 5—3 heading into tonight's session. the first to 18 frames wins, so still a long way to go across today and tomorrow. you can watch the action on bbc two from 7pm. it was one of the most eagerly anticipated fights in womens boxing and last night the bout between katie taylor and natasha jonas certainly did not disappoint. the pair, who fought as amateurs ba

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hbo max going to push into a big push internationally. in 2008, i remember, david, you called media a street fight. and that's what you're known for is being a fighter, to get the eyeballs, to get the households. what does this mean for me at home? am i going to buy hbo max or is it one? >> we've been on this global journey at discovery. i've been there for 16 years. we've been at it really hard. we have between 10 and 12 channels in every country of the world. when we put something on our discovery channel or some of our female channels, qu, we can rea billion people. we have people on the ground. we know who the mobile players are, the -- we have content in language. we're also the largest player in sports. we have tree sports channels called euro sport. it's like espn here. the symmetry of how this works together, you take this incredible ip that content at warner that people would pay for before they pay for dinner, like super man and batman and game of thrones. and you put that together with all the local content that we have in the

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so max kaiser this is the kaiser report well you know of the whale is turning to right back to where we were 100 years ago let's find out more from stacey max it has dawned on me that the roaring twenties are back yes history is actually seemingly repeating itself in fact not just rhyming so you know incomes are up 21 percent since last march and up 33 percent from 21000. consumer spending highest ever stock markets all time highs and let's 1st look at charlie monger he's a partner with warren buffett over at berkshire hathaway and of course is from the 1920 s. he was born in 1924 so he will remember as a little child baby flapper you know that the wrong twenty's charlie monger on bitcoin today quote i should say modestly that i think the whole them development is disgusting and contrary to the interests of civilization she owns banks that launder billions per year and have been charged criminally give me a break says anthony promptly i know right right palm makes a good aftermath of their you know 75 percent of the berkshire hathaway portfolio he break it down is banks and the banks

fire max keiser this is the kaiser report and we're going to talk a little bit of a plywood. yes chase yeah you are certainly 'd hitting on a topic that is near and dear to many in america and everybody has been posting their images of plywood and lumber and how much it cost them on the shock of crossing in member we recently spoke about that on price report but here are some new data points to look at soaring a lumber prices at $36000.00 so the cost of a new home and a fierce landgrab is only making it worse so a lumber prices so far this year since january 1st of 2021 are up 67 percent they're up 340 percent from a year ago and you know part of the reason well we we have discussed all the money printing that's causing inflation on this is part of that but the other part of course is with all the free money and stimulus comes the desire for many to move out of the cities they don't want to be stuck in a turn a pandemic lockdowns going on for the next few years so there's a land shortage because. very few people. who haven't been paying their mortgage for the past here or the

know of the whale is turning her back to where we were 100 years ago let's find out more from stacey max it has dawned on me that the roaring twenty's are back yes history is actually seemingly repeating itself in fact not just rhyming so you know incomes are up 21 percent since last march and up 33 percent from 21000. consumer spending highest ever stock markets all time highs and let's 1st look at charlie monger he's a partner with warren buffett over at berkshire hathaway and of course is from the 1920 s. he was born in 1924 so he will remember as a little child baby flapper you know that the wrong twenty's charlie monger on bitcoin today quote i should say modestly that i think the whole them development is disgusting and contrary to the interests of civilization she owns banks that launder billions per year and have been charged criminally give me a break says ethen he promptly on 0 right right path makes a get out survey should there you know 75 percent of the berkshire hathaway portfolio he break it down is banks and the banks are the 1st in line from the central banks to get all

film bella he's also a retired cat attorney and financial analyst john welcome back thanks max good to see you again oh all right john so you filed a freedom of information request with the federal reserve bank what information are you seeking from there why are you seeking it and what has been the response i am after a memo that was drafted in 2009 by the staff and is simply referred to in transcript as the staff there was a 2009 meeting in june during which time the federal reserve f o m c was discussing how do we reduce the balance sheet because now we've undertaken the expansion of balance sheet we started quantitative easing we started buying these assets and expanded balance sheet f o n c members in the june 2000 i mean you're looking down the road talking about you know it's easy to expand the balance sheet because we can print money out of nothing how do we contract a balance sheet and one of the ways that was discussed was using federal reserve bills not federal reserve notes not treasury bills fed bills then one of the participants in the meeting jeffrey lacker who was the

everyone and welcome to another edition of euro max with me your host meghan lee here's a look at what else we've got in store for you today. a trip to the island state of the multi which is fast becoming a destination for food. and how similar our dogs and their owners one german for charter 1st takes an up close and personal look. but we start off with a british artist who has made a name for herself not just by sculpting famous faces but also by the amount of time it takes her to complete the job frances siegelman recreates her subjects like this in just 2 hours it's her signature style while seeing is believing so we caught up with the artist in london to watch her in action. violin maverick nigel kennedy prime minister boris johnson and other members of british society when sculptor francis siegel money enters a studio in east london she always has silent observers here she's working on a private commission the 72 year old has always been at home in art. that she started as a hobby and all my life i was an artist because i come from a very very background i took up a little class

fire max kaiser this is the kaiser report and we're going to talk a little bit about plywood. yes thanks yeah you are certainly 'd hitting on a topic that is near and dear to many in america and everybody has been posting their images of plywood and lumber and how much it cost them in the shop of costing in member we recently spoke about that on price report but here are some new data points to look at soaring lumber prices at $36000.00 so the cost of a new home and a fierce landgrab is only making it worse so a lumber prices so far this year since january 1st of 2021 are up 67 percent they're up 340 percent from a year ago and you know part of the reason well we we have discussed all the money printing that's causing inflation and that's just part of that but the other part of course is with all the free money and stimulus comes the desire for many to move out of the cities they don't want to be stuck in a terminal pandemic lockdowns going off in the next few years so there's a land shortage because. very few people. who haven't been paying their mortgage for the past year or

max verstappen is left thinking of what could have been as valtteri bottas claims pole for the portuguese grand prix, with lewis hamilton second. and agony for geraint thomas, who misses out on taking the yellow jersey at the tour de romandie after crashing just short of the finishing line. welcome along, thank you forjoining us. what a few days this could be for manchester city. on tuesday, they're hoping to reach their first champions league final. before that, they could be crowned premier league champions, if manchester united lose to liverpool at old trafford tomorrow. city did theirjob this afternoon, with a 2—0 win at crystal palace, asjoe lynskey reports. manchester city know they're close. a third title in four years is just two points away. if results go for them, they could have it sealed tomorrow. they played crystal palace three days on from a champions league semifinal so might have been rusty. christian benteke had this chance to give the home side the lead. and in a frustrating first half, city's timing was off. gabrieljesus thought he had scored but was offside. but eve

so max kaiser this is the kaiser report well you know and the whale is turning her back to where we were 100 years ago let's find out more from stacey max it has dawned on me that the roaring twenties are back yes history is actually seemingly repeating itself in fact not just rhyming so you know incomes are up 21 percent since last march and up 33 percent from 21000. to consumer spending highest ever stock markets all time high and let's 1st look at charlie munger he's a partner with warren buffett over as berkshire hathaway and of course is from the 1920 s. he was born in 1904 so he will remember as a little child baby flapper you know that the wrong twenty's charlie monger on bitcoin today quote i should say modestly that i think the whole damn development is disgusting and contrary to the interests of civilization he owns banks that launder billions per year and have been charged criminally give me a break says ethen he promptly i know right right path makes a good after vaishnav there you know 75 percent of the berkshire hathaway portfolio he break it down is banks and the banks are

max you know you call timber when the big tree cutting down is about to fall and you warn everybody that things are falling apart in the woods and i think you could say the same thing about all this money printing and the monetary policy amidst a pandemic where supply chains are shut down as well and we see the impact on mega mega inflation starting to happen $1610.00 is what prices soared to so here's the c.n.d. contract look at that look at that going parabolic max yeah this is of course hitting the housing market in the united states as everybody flees the cities and makes for the countryside and as we've pointed out before of course there is a moratorium on kicking anybody out you know renters who have failed to pay their rent for the past year or mortgage holders who have failed to pay their mortgages as most mortgages are backed by the government essentially so there's a moratorium on that and therefore there's a supply shortage on top of that the pandemic is also has a supply shortage on workers so here we have lumber prices going parabolic on the markets sort of it's a wrap our m

max layton joins us now. china threatening severe punishment for violations from excessive speculation, spreading fake news to hoarding when it comes to commodities. what you think china's power is to destabilize higher prices right now is? max: i do not think china can do too much when it comes to copper. they can try to reduce circulation. i do not think they will sell state inventories into the market until we get to the point where copper is clearly running short on physical units. we are not at that point yet. we could be there in six months, where there started to sell physical inventories. we are nowhere near titan enough on the -- we are nowhere near tight enough on inventory to do that. in light of this pullback, which is insignificant, almost $1000 on the highs, we have fears of the cpi print and fears of tightening on the back of that. guy: let's talk about what happens more broadly. you have a sector that has been running sharply. if the chinese were to deliver on the promises of raining that sect

and it's max power in monaco. verstappen wins to lead the formula one world championship for the first time. good evening, welcome to the programme. well, there's only one place to start tonight, because the full time whistle has blown on the premier league season. all 20 teams were in action this afternoon, but all eyes were on chelsea, leicester city and liverpool as they battled it out, for the final two champions league spots. and after defeat at home to tottenham, it's leicester that miss out. well, our reporter adam wild joins me in the studio. thanks forjoining us. lots to be keeping across. let's start with the champions league. chelsea lost today, but they still managed to sneak in. . ., ., ., sneak in. yeah, thanks to that the feet as well _ sneak in. yeah, thanks to that the feet as well for _ sneak in. yeah, thanks to that the feet as well for leicester - sneak in. yeah, thanks to that the feet as well for leicester city. - feet as well for leicester city. will not come to that in a moment, but it has

enjoy now by max merrill from d w. sports. good to see you max max. the tournament is just 2 weeks away and there's no host. how could this happen? well, like so many tournaments that were originally scheduled for 2020, it had its fashion served of struggles and was already postponed for a year. in april they decided to go without fans just to make things more simple, but the co hosts were argentine and columbia, and columbia were already removed as host 2 weeks ago due to security concerns. due to the protests on going there. and then on that very day, argentina went into a strict locked down. now since then, argentina has been enduring one of the worst cove it outbreaks on the planets and the government on sunday decided it would not be safe to host a tournament comparable. the south american football federation then rescinded the hosting rights just hours ago. and like you say, we have june 13th the kick off of this tournament. so it's very, very quick turn around now to find a new host and the situation in south america as a whole is quite dia, i

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a china send us over another 50000 container ships full of stuff and we'll pay you next tuesday hey max everybody if we know the system is about to end they know the system is about to end they're going to but if somebody sending you essentially free goods. he got to keep it going right like he got it yes sure list your companies on our side sure bring it over here like you do whatever you can to let make sure the landlord lets you stay another month for free so the us is our side say squatters in the world economy yeah why not like if it's over i would do that that's my opinion that's what i would do i would get to take as much free ranch as i possibly could and that's what they're doing us borrowed short term money for free for the 1st time since march 2024 week rates on bills are now the most negative since the height of the pandemic with the us paying down short term debt and investors looking to park record amounts of cash was very important because in other words they say that there is deflation and they say interest rates need to be near 0 percent because we need we need to do wh

thank you max all right and that's going to do it for this edition of kaiser report was made max keiser and stacy herbert want to thank our guests alex that's gay he's the founder of amber app until next time. join me every thursday on the all excitement show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. the world is driven by shaped and personal there is. no dares thinks. we dare to ask. new york is really what america is about. when our mayor took office she was elected because of his campaign on our city being a tale of 2 cities nabs and has not and those who have not are usually the ones who wind up being very hard out of the city has always wanted to forget about iowa city has wanted to forget about the people who are buried there wanted to forget about the fact that there is a potter's field but there is a place where difficult stories are hidden the fact they were using inmates to maintain this act is burial site where 1000000 souls are buried where so much of new york city history is fareed is the comments of the inequ

our conversation a west legend there james turk of gold money dot com james welcome back thank you max ok to follow up on our conversation about the new numeric nummi are needed on any economic system you need hard money you need a unit of account i want to hypothetically put you in a radio control tower at the airport and the airplane is about to come in and so land and radios and james james i need a runway can you give me a runway and your answer is well walk walk run runway would you feel like landing on. does that make any sense and is that what jay powell effectively is doing as leader of the fat. that's a good way of describing it max you know it gave me chuckle but yeah you know new rare is a fixed unit and that's what you need in order for calculation brotherson ounce of gold announces silver but you know some kind of precious metal to determine how you calculate the price of goods and services that's why i always like to use this example of you know crude oil over the last 70 years today an ounce of gold buys the same amount of crude oil it did 70 years ago but it dollar wise

welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max keiser time now to turn to john he's a filmmaker he made the film bailout he's also a retired cat attorney and financial analyst john welcome back thanks max good to see you again oh all right john so you filed a freedom of information request with the federal reserve bank what information are you seeking from them why are you seeking it and what has been the response i am after a memo that was drafted in 2009 by the staff and is simply referred to in transcript as a staff there was a 2009 meeting in june during which time the federal reserve f o m c was discussing how do we reduce the balance sheet because now we've undertaken the expansion of balance sheet we started quantitative easing we started buying these assets and expanded balance sheet f o n c members in the june 2000 i mean you're looking down the road talking about you know it's easy to expand the balance sheet because we can print money out of nothing how do we contract a balance sheet and one of the ways that was discussed was using federal reserve bills not federal reserve notes

options eventually but i don't know i don't know at some point people are tired of -- you have hbo max, you have peacock and then you sort of notice them on your credit card. that kind of thing it might be an issue one thing that's great, greats for content creators and there's great content for sure any day of the week you can pick up any of these things and see wonderful, wonderful content being made so, yea for content creators. >> no question about that. on the call this morning, in fact, david said got to have content people love so much they would run home and pay for it before they pay for dinner or a roof over their head that sounds expensive, kara. >> it does. >> theses $20 billion content budgets, that's run of the mill from now on? >> yeah. i'm thinking can we do a show, carl carl and kara show something like that? >> sure! >> be a detective drama. we wouldn't solve crimes criminals -- >> criminal detectives season four, the bad guys win you know, one last thing, kara totally buried what woo have bhave -- would have been a bigger headline, twit we are reporter blue three-mon

everything that max lined out. the fact that it's a party that has been, spent the entire time that we were debating covid relief, and what they could and not put in. talking about mr. or mrs. potato head and talking about dr. seuss and cancel culture and not really engaging in the policy making of things. does it mean they have nothing to say. or do they just know that electorally it's more of a benefit to talk about the cancel culture stuff. and also, then what you have, democrats saying, this is not a party that is serious about legislating and negotiating why waste our time. we are in a dangerous spot in politics. where if you have one party that believes that the other is not going to come to the table. no matter what, they are not going to take legislating seriously. how do you get compromise, you end up with a big reconciliation bill that republicans are going to be upset about. but just like the senator was saying, american people don't really seem to care, right? if the stuff, you know we a conversation fo

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