frankly. took me way more time than i cared. to. spiral and we want to move forward to better relations. general in san francisco. saying that. syrian rebel group. was. one of a number of striking out of that interview with a russian t.v. channel. with the day's top news stories coming up now though.

because a report. will be with you in just. america has or this is the kaiser report. who you know i'm doing this is my impression of back a lot of people out there want to do is oh it's because those. born in the sixty's . don't remember apollo. and what's going on those were back in the days of course when we were still in the gold standard so everything had to make sense things no longer need to make sense

max in fact they could be bizarre for a very long time here's how you can understand the bizarre decade that markets have experience since the financial crisis this is a headline from the financial times they themselves are coming around to what kaiser report has been telling you for years since the financial crisis this chart starts in two thousand and nine no coincidence because that's when the kaiser report was also born the pink line is the federal reserve balance sheet the blue line is that s. and p. five hundred as you see is starting to take a lot more money printing to get the s. and p. five hundred to stay up right the money printers are the pac-man they're eating out all the bad debt in all the world that's thrown off by the corrupt bankers who launder criminal money they're engaged in terrorism big banks on the big banks to america big banks and friends and then those loan those debts go bad and then the

central bank comes in and they buy the dead so they put them on their balance sheet and so that the central bank doesn't go bankrupt they lower rates to zero because those debts. to be rolled over all the time if they're rolled over at any interest rate that's reflects the genuine economic reality let's say three or four percent then the central banks of the world immediately declare insolvency every major bank in the world immediately declares and say so one of the by products of all this shit man again is that you've got the s. and p. five hundred plus other. parking places for cash like real estate in various cities or fine art or yachts or shadows go up wildly in price which of course can be used as collateral you give those to your bank who ends a by proxy giving notice to the central bank to make another loan at zero percent interest rate to buy another yacht then or a medieval yani or picasso that goes up again in price which gives you more

collateral value so this is the ponzi scheme of ponzi schemes central bank and mabel and we've been talking about it for years for all of this the financial times probably because they're now owned by the nikkei people in japan they're willing to tell the truth now the japanese can accept the false hoods that were being published under the previous management url so you have to perform ceremonial sucka . oh oh oh oh well this reminds me of another thing that we have covered and that's the red queen syndrome we see in fracking this is the same thing they're fracking the wealth of the nation and it costs more in war debt creation in order to keep the bubble afloat. of course it also reminds me of the cia sort of reports on. how you should look at the economy and the world around you that trust their propaganda not anybody else's propaganda

or take on the story so remember in that cia report. you know the twenty six to twenty sixteen election that they said that the fact that r.t. covered occupy wall street shows that it was propaganda they were trying to create anti-american feel. this is this is what occupy wall street responding to fracking is another issue and that is also here we have the financial times copying us covering the story as we're covering it here the next headline max it is from the wall street journal information and this is the latest red flag for you as shale we read this information here comes from the wall street journal the u.s. shell industry has had a rough few weeks with a growing number of reports suggesting that the industry is facing much more financial trouble than many analysts had expected except for analysts who. does. so now

a new report as further evidence to the notion that shale is losing its luster and a fifty dollars per barrel market with producers for going shell in favor of older wells so they turn to the wall street journal report this is the report they're talking about the wall street journal says that although although wall street has showered the shale industry with billions of dollars in capital and although that surge and although that has led to a surge in oil production shale producers by and large are still not profitable at today's prices the wall street journal says quote most producers are losing money on every barrel they pump they are losing money on every barrel they pump you can. say it's propaganda but who best are starting to notice that they are losing money on every barrel they pump they can

deny it they could talk themselves until they're blue in the face that someday they'll become profitable but right now they're still losing money on every barrel they pump more they make it up on volume. well no as we've been saying now for a few years let's just dig into this a little bit the fracking industry or shale industry is economically on buyable or inviolable which i'm not sure what is the proper usage in that cause even landed zero percent interest rates well just what happens they an energy company will be able to borrow from a central bank again the central bank will lend them a billion dollars or a billion pounds if you're in the u.k. they will then start to frack and they'll cause ecological devastation and they'll pay themselves a lot of money then after three or four years that that fracking project is no longer generating any any energy whatsoever because the fracking wells are very short lived the bondholders who put up the money then all have bonds been sold in

the very special accounts they go to zero the stocks if they're public they get hit the executives the company declared bankruptcy and the ecological devastation which is now billions of pounds of this are in the u.k. for example will be picked up by the taxpayer yet but every choir so a lot of capital a lot of water it costs for a conventional oil well oil rig cost one million dollars to drill for for a fracking one eight million so what they point out the wall street journal points out that all these oil companies are actually turning instead to all the wells that have been abandoned for fifty sixty years stuff outside of los angeles and they're only producing maybe one hundred barrels a day and that however it costs them nothing to turn on those old wells right now they'd rather just do that because that's being extracted. just like basically the equivalent of saudi or iraqi oil fifteen bucks a barrel it costs them to take that out where you know the they're not making any

money as i said the wall street journal points they're losing money on every barrel now you mention the u.k. where it's even more expensive to extract. fracking there are going to be fact mostly natural gas there rather than oil but here here's the total the french energy giant there are the number one player in the north sea oil sector so here are they speaking about their latest investments. total snubs expensive u.s. shale with north sea focused deal so again. wall street journal says fracking loses money on every single barrel they produce despite all there would have been a lot of you know improvements in efficiency and extraction and all that stuff has been great improvements but still total one of the biggest energy giants in the world says that on monday the french energy giant agreed to buy the oil and gas

unit of a.p. moeller maersk its biggest purchase since one thousand nine hundred nine the seven point four five billion dollars deal including debt reinforces total footprint and conventional oil and gas assets in europe in africa u.s. shale his development over the past decade is up ended the balance in the oil market won't be part of the portfolio chief executive officer patrick poyan said shale assets were quote quite expensive and that total wasn't the best company to develop them the deal puts a value of about fifty dollars to fifty five dollars a barrel on marriage while u.s. shell he says is closer to eighty dollars a barrel so you need eighty dollars a barrel this guy who's the c.e.o. of one of the biggest oil companies in the world he says you know i i can't afford to be political to be ideological to be take sides in some cold war my bottom line matters and i have to report shareholders and what i'm telling you is that i lose

money i would lose thirty dollars a barrel he's putting the price that on us shell so why do it i'm not going to do it and he says his shareholders wouldn't be happy with him. you know that's why it's all so crazy that the u.s. wants to ship their energy to germany. prices that are completely on economic collapsing and germany is throwing itself into the arms of russia because that's where they get the cheapest and well let's go back to the actual data the money you know beyond any and like who's better or that countries great will live on this country wave this flag beyond that it's just the simple facts and somebody out there might be very ideology ideology full and you know patriotic for one country or the other might say well what does total know about u.s. shale well they're actually a big player already in u.s. shell and what they say is. while total is exposed u.s. shale gas by its barnett assets in north texas and the utica assets in ohio it bought for two point three billion in two thousand and twelve it has the smallest

presence in the shale patch among european nature majors price has so far been a deterrent to expansion again because he says quote you have to put eighty dollars a barrel assumption in the model and i'm not ready at all to acquire assets eighty dollars a barrel when you remember the beverly hillbillies a t.v. show poor man named barely kept his family for some crude and some bubbling crude oil that is black gold texas tea well in the opening credits of the t.v. show they show the beverly hills mansion and that mansion has just traded in the open the market and took a huge discount many many many millions of dollars in discount it's poetic justice that jed clampett the original oil baron in los angeles his mansion is getting hammered in the market so oil obviously is not working anymore people are firing up the old rigs that you know the airport the l.a.x. you drive into santa monica and you see those old pumps are working by the side of

the highway you know they're trying to get the last drop down with they used to have this is part of the argument of peak oil they said there is the oil there is oil there is fracking oil and this guy from total the. you know one of the largest oil companies in the world says it's at eighty dollars a barrel at least you need that so you can get oil but it's going to cost you more and at that price does solar does all the renewable energy does battery power make more sense that's what's the point is that you you have you need eighty dollars a barrel to get that oil right well good point good point. cracking is a ten but of course some countries are starting us in europe in. the periphery over there on the sea was rained out all day they won't hear about this for like two years nosedive coverage they were going to go take a break come back after the break much more which forced on you know the smart stay around.

most people think just stand out in this business you need to be the first one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice with the biggest read truth to stand down loses and you just the dance the right questions to the right answer . question.

welcome back to the kaiser report time out of turn cement fire's time in new york city plan a ponzi match welcome back thanks for having me great to be here and max great to have you match what's happening with the market is it going up some or i mean what's happening here trouble came in the opposite of skyrocketed what's happening well you know i've had that i've had a consistent view with the markets the markets are have been manipulated by the central banks up in the hundreds of trillions of dollars in liquidity into the global system so i mean this is one of the biggest mirages of history that we've seen i mean look at the swiss national bank and their holdings in the u.s. equity market so there's got to be a reason behind that i mean the swiss national bank is one of the biggest holders of apple they have half a half a million shares of tesla the european central bank now as the german i corps has asked the e.u. court to review their. quantitative easing program because it's monetary financing

which is against the law which is what's happening in central banks are picking winners and losers and influencing the trading in stocks stocks and because detached from economic reality i mean the past two days we've seen a three hundred point move down or volatility is still relatively low we traded below nine nine and in the vix index which we've spoken about many times you know three hundred point move is not a lot because we're still historically near record highs because central banks are coming in and purchasing equities i think you know the whole quantitative easing the federal reserve policy the european central bank the bank of japan and the bank of england this is policy failure and mess and instead of turning it around and trying to adopt a different policy they're doubling down on a bad that is doomed to fail and this will end in a catastrophic leave bad manner well mess if a country like venezuela takes

a company an energy company and the government buys it. that's col nationalization and everyone likes that and says oh my god those people are anti-capitalist they're evil but of a central bank prints money and buys back controlling interest or huge swathes of stock as in the case the swiss national bank or the bank of japan isn't that nationalization meant yeah of course it's nationalization that they don't want to call it nationalization and you've got the european central bank has bought you know we have a chart actually that we can go to that will show you what their balance sheet looks like their balance sheet is exploded i mean it's five trillion euros in debt i mean italy has already said they're not going to repay that debt they're getting back to your point of nationalization what's happening is they're buying all the corporate bonds they can buy some of these bonds are probably joke these bonds are

not called junk or high yield reason because they have a higher probability of defaulting the only thing that low interest rates and we will see zero interest rate policy in many more countries to come is that it keeps alive a zombie zombie institutions for a longer period of time rather than dealing with the market mechanism call bankruptcy which is what should happen to businesses that don't make money they shouldn't get bailed out and get their loans for given what they should do is get wiped out and i mean that's how capitalism the system of capitalism works or what they want to do now because the central banks have amassed in the governments have amassed so much debt they've got to raise the euro lower the interest rates are so that they don't pay back any interest on all the debt i mean it's it's it's mathematically impossible for the united states to repay its debt. because the total amount of debt it's owed something like two hundred fifty trillion dollars

and the number that they they tossed around of twenty six are two hundred forty trillion so the number that they tossed around is twenty trillion but that number of course doesn't include the liabilities such as social security medicare medicaid all the other social welfare payment programs so when you talk about the total debt which is what we need to offer all liabilities it's a zero it's going to be impossible of pay them back and especially when we have an event that makes interest rates go higher and exoticness of that and the markets have been so complacent for the past nine years central banks have been lowering people into a very very false sense of security that this is the new normal there's no volatility companies don't need to make profits and you've got a record number of unicorn companies out there look at snap chat zero issue money sayas fifty two billion dollars and that company will never make money i mean the people have gotten used to seeing bailouts infinity and

financialization and the actual let's tackle debt doesn't mean that they can keep going for ever i mean obviously it's going to hit a wall at some point that's why i talk about planet ponzi when it's going to hit a wall is very difficult to predict whether it will hit the wall is a certainty now was another rescue arm in the way that. banks and corporations and the government are behaving and colluding with each other to prop up stock prices artificially and the mame of attempting to engine air some growth is of course been proven to be a complete dead end and not only that but that of courage is a lot of reckless behavior and fraud take for example wells fargo they just finished paying honor and a five million in fines for fraud. only opening millions of fake bank accounts for their customers they've been caught fraudulent late selling customers insurance

products they've just been caught fraudulently closing customer accounts they've been caught open going into customers accounts and stealing money and then they pay a small fine for this they call moral hazard but when you have rot at the top as frederick boston had said in his classic text of eighteen something or other you have rocked at the bottom and that they're encouraging crime so i don't see why america has a gel why do they have jails why do they lock people up for protests why are they're upset about nazis running around wildly upset about of riots and then stores being set on fire and people being murdered i don't get it why are they upset if there's no rule of law in america why selectively apply only to black people match why are the white people in wells fargo people example no rule of law myth can you explain that to me. we've got a couple things going on here is that we've discussed many times before wells fargo

for example is you know one of the major shareholders is is no doubt warren buffett and you know he's got a fair amount of connections in the financial markets and in the government so you because you reach a point where i think the last attorney general that we had holder said who you met actually interviewed it's said that too many financial institutions or certain financial institutions are too connected or too big to prosecute these are too big to prosecute too connected too big to bail too big to fail and too big to jail well this is a new attitude so unless you're really big there's a. two tiered system of justice one for the elites and one for the plain american folk they're the ones who are going to be left holding the bag so when the next round of bailouts comes what's going to happen as you said gross what they're trying to. you know the theory was in keynesian economic theory like larry summers

the harvard professor the x. treasury secretary who caused the credit crisis by getting rid of glass steagall which allowed for securitizations which allowed for the credit crisis to happen with those mortgages in the mortgage fraud that was all larry summers doing with citibank and with bill clinton that's what you have to go back and look at but so what's going to happen this time is the taxpayer is going to be on the up because what they want to do is they want to ban all cash that's the new program you have to keep your money in a bank account so that the government can control what you do and where you spend it and they have one hundred percent control over what you're doing because the next bailout is going to be a ballot where they're going to have sanctioned deposit confiscations cyprus was the first model. banking system that did that i think you're going to see a lot of that throughout europe and then you're going to see it here in the united states will be a war on cash and will be

a war to make the average american and every american pick up the tab for the next bail out because there will be a next bailout and the taxpayers going to be on the hook for not the banks not the point zero one percent that's what we're seeing now in politics this is an incredible sideshow because if you think last week and i think there were thirty people that were killed in chicago they were mowed down on the streets but you didn't even see a minor headline to talk about the people in chicago who were killed and you didn't see any headlines about what's going on at that chinese incursions into india and you don't see any of the other global events that have been happening although they talked about where the riots down in in in charlottesville and the way the president and all that because what they want to do is they don't want to ever drain the swamp so both the republican party and the democratic party want to go back to business as usual or they can collect their facts tax in washington. and the out of the cesspool of filled with lots of cash coming from the likes of people

like george soros well you know the people in germany not taking the standing down so they're taking the easy bait a core of her the acid buys the accumulation of junk and the continuation of ponzi konami as you describe in your book. the pond is also a nation it wasn't because again it's not a plan a ponzi plan a policy by much fires time ok the german people are not taking it down there are suggestions that this could be another french revolutionary moment another reign of terror a moment another let's take three thousand only found a class concordant to capitated the moment they are the german people are not idiots like the american people they know what money is they value a savings they value gold right so germany other term are people going to rise up and say enough is enough and start doing what they do in china they take these bankers down to jalan. and they take carol you know i think what's going to happen

i think what's going to happen and people don't realize this but they have germany is not going to go join and several liable for the across the get debt the problem in southern european countries debt so in other words italy has what three trillion euros worth of debt on the books italy already has said we're not going to repay i mean so italy's debt is massive france's debt is massive spain's debt is massive and the e.c.b. is making believe that nothing is going on or what they're doing is illegal it is not in accordance with their mandate so this is going to be up to the euro game court of justice to decide whether they want to to uphold the law to have a banking crisis or whether they want to just keep chinua to wallpaper the ponzi scheme so you know there's going to reach a point in time where either france leaves the euro italy leaves the euro. spain leads the euro but the euro will last because unless you have

a central treasury that determines these things which they don't have and they leave it up to each country to have it you can't have a monetary union if they want with the twenty eight countries it just won't work so you know the best thing to do is short the euro against the dollar where it is right now because the european union won't be around it's light years as we know it today he made so many seven countries it's when he started some countries because one of them decided to blow their own heads off exactly what i've already well we've got to leave it on that note thanks so much for being on the kaiser report well thanks for having me can't wait to be back again next oh that i can wait i'm going to count the days and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stays there i would like to thank our extra special guest misfires five of planet ponzi dot com the author of the best selling book plan of ponzi if you want to reach us on twitter it's kaiser report you can also find on twitter plan

a ponzi until next time. thank . you. the two thousand and eight economic crisis turns some countries into pigs these are the countries with we korea colonies that needed austerity policies if you are in a situation of low gloat even the recession austerity is a very bad idea it doesn't work and it makes millions of people very unhappy those

who are unemployed see their wages decline often almost a decade how good are the results she saw last at the new year in the circle by the people gathered in which to watch it all get people to see what i dreamed a choice. they believe will be she it at the top climate as i mean to for legal. challenge nothing without this economy was always the case she somehow they cannot get it. while the same measure is still in place who one of the consequences is to weaken blue bird flu dismantle who will first one of this is the truth the consider is the consequences are actually quite acceptable to the decision makers.

welcome to the wonderful world of blood donation around the world giving blood is seen as a symbol of generosity one of the noblest acts in modern society but the reality is different altogether. if there is the perfect money making industry our willingness to pay for billable therapies basically especially for a loved ones knows no bounds at the heart of this business class mom a yellow liquid rich in proteins it's. the main component of blood it's more expensive than oil. struck. down kitty does it process tell us a new book anybody's misquote acceptable p. dum i shall die age systems keep down man. he should apply he did you pull.

a motor car and here. are the mean this is killing me so. i don't want to do that number of most of us. we decided to explore a little known area within the health industry the blood trail. our investigation took us to france germany and the us they don't like arrest or interview the i don't know if. they don't want something a do or right they need to stop public want to know. today carlos is donating blood despite his busy job he's a regular blood donor at the red cross center and lows on carlos sees his act as a sign of commitment to the community. of the state more than one hundred million donations are collected each year worldwide in two thousand and fifteen. the swiss

red cross registered three hundred eleven thousand donations the figure diminishes each year and they're constantly seeking new donors their message is clear giving blood saves lives. southwest over much of new. sickish it might add to. them one. more. are getting additional. because. it just couldn't keep one. pushed who've come in can. the boulder police the need to get into this woman. who they are but blood is a quite peculiar jew said devil with glee but he's not the only want to be interested health is also an industry and blood donations are subject to the laws

of the market. but it. will just. when you don't before giving blood the swiss donors must complete a medical question ear and give their informed consent in particular there is one line at the end of the form a sentence in small letters i am aware that some components of my donation may be used for the production of drugs only a few donors read this line though it's crucial in reality most of the donated blood is sold to private companies something the red cross doesn't advertise. to help them i hope to sponsor thomas and luke spend them for ya. does enfold luge bend in this heist in these the boot bend and since not in the loop in this plus my. own vest my knee. and getting thoughts to them on that include

tile in the system plus muscle. sent the samangan detect in the tail and get it off the internet to tailor ticed. the eye nicolson to tool stop and. these as well the woman is at stealth and uses the title to us into fast off to put scent gate in the so going on to talk till needed induced to leave us in fear. to their own to come and tell them the plasma fractionation industry these are the pharmaceutical companies that buy eighty thousand liters a plasma from the red cross each year the humanitarian institution makes nearly ten million swiss francs from the sale of the donors aware of it. that doesn't have or needed doing yesterday between

a song pop boss. saying i know many bosses. don't wonder so i'm against it if it comes with a needle so priscus this or that vernia. this been a case wait he said don't his appeal to the summit and watching. them when you don't do so much up in assault first discovery the majority of the donors blood is sold to pharmaceutical industries. the industry is so interested in carlos's blood for a specific reason it's liquid part called plasma contains sought after proteins. they are used to make very expensive and profitable drugs. who are the players behind this industry. we decided to track the plasma trade.

to see it. typically fifty five percent of our blood is made up of. plastic. other liquids poisons the whole flight that transports water and nutrients to all sounds and. it is composed of approximately ninety percent water and ten percent. of the plasma industry is healing and a handful of companies share the world market baxter in the usa c.s.l. bearing in australia and your foals in spring and the company farm in switzerland which we discover through these promotional films material is produced by the perfect bio reactor developed over millions of years of evolution the human body for these companies plasma is nothing but a raw material and very lucrative to europe and the professional term is fractionation the name of the procedure that transforms donors plasma into drugs to do this with a callback to freeze and mix thousands of liters of human plasma these companies

control a market which is worth seventeen billion dollars and growing steadily history so that the plasma gong margaery the president and co-founder of dr pharma is a very discrete person forbes estimates his fortune at six billion dollars this is one of his very rare public appearances how do you see the future developing these products lifesaving drugs and they will be quiet for some patient groups as a lifelong therapy and presumably they're covered by in most insurance they have to be as to very expensive but that is also the other part of the same from the same calling them many countries who simply cannot afford to provide this kind of level of treatment to the population yet. at least it sounds easier to say replies will be a bit well enough to just go through your population your country the ploughs well

and you'll be in good shape when you make those products it's not the case. remains a family business dedicated to the way it's going to patients to go. in that life adventure. throughout the world the lives of millions of patients depend on these treatments tomorrow is one of them today she's receiving her treatment at a hospital in bear since childhood she suffers from an immune deficiency that causes repeated infections. yeah thanks to her plasma based treatment tamar's life has become easier so much so that it would be difficult for her to go without. the me. to escape was quick.

to say. that today. we had our. tumor. yeah. but i'm ok. as a safer more globally especially trying. to get day for the not fair amount on my head from theology clerk to divine without a nick of thought so you never had a before or said to create. as a shop get up take them kindly softly deeply set it on them to get also a flash plugin to do seek to try to flee ninety something to see them. as a. mysterious coffee to see them. react to food on the cake approach bender not

through last minute america right there is no magic amount of the no coming on the very most likely to madrid trigger for us and we see that clear out that. the case of the saw that. and that group from people call door this moment that would be our special. kopeks it was mostly said to be a seed of. where is her life changing drug from where is the blood in the drug from from swish donors. does. i want me. to race me. next they. didn't know what. the plasmas origin isn't public information it's a trade secret we decide to visit swiss medic this is the swiss authority in charge

of drug control including their origin these expert analyzed plasma samples each week as well as the blood derived products that are used in hospitals and you. know just in profit also thought in yet interesting is they not only caught up to and it's. down to. the department. he said you say. that i think will be down to taste. but the bait but the. live feed. didn't do. the could it be so it was going to endorse. the sick buffalo the fish. competition made up stuff for my pleasure ok for a good fifteen as this he stands for because the doctor more. or

less. says ten has to comply fully formed for me to see. the fish eating occurrence. of police to. the u.s. i was so it's how we're so we're so we're so and it's the name. he's in the justice to sail feet to pick from from a few key concepts a cheat sheet the new one saying it was a minute just the feeling spending. ten times. simpson and all of these had to do you see in the classroom lost the fight to the last in france he scraped through fifty experiments and could get influenced through from cleveland. west twenty fifth street. cleveland united states we decided to travel there.

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bring. how is that guy. who beat me when i think. people are going to know will not be yeah sounds out. to be this just silly. if one isn't a leftist a net b. deep may learn to service them tokyo find it is going to keep going to him. and his look was because of coral cultural vision i fumbled friends.

quest twenty fifth street the address listed in swiss medics registered some of the plasma used in the drug sold in switzerland comes from here. this blood collection center belongs to the australian company c.s.l. donate plasma save lives earn up to two hundred dollars a month. there are donor ads everywhere which tell us that the volunteers are paid for their blood. as opposed to most european countries the usa allows compensation for blood donations this practice is legal. we enter the premises which are under heavy surveillance impossible to speak with the standards it will just take it as an engine she entered the railway as you know with the fields from the ok first the create an across the street it's good to get to.

the center is in one of the city's poorest neighborhoods. cleveland is a devastated city the financial crisis of two thousand and eight was a fatal blow. pastor lester williams knows the reality of life in this neighborhood. many of his church followers sell their plasma. here one that. would i guess you know if it is legal so i will probably get it does will people just do that but what is strange is that the companies they continue to call this a donation. but which is

a donation way when you pay someone is not to do it this. is not it's not free does little donation should be should be free of a deal to do exploiting exploring people who are in whatever conditions he is economically. and actually neither do a nation to actually pay him for what i'll be in charge of a. charge in switzerland for the pleasant and soul to make your money on it in. you know the little good to giving to these people is not very much. in cleveland all the market leaders are represented to see south refold. we also find octave pharma the swiss company which produces tamara's drug. like that to. the end of the bull market goes there twice

a week to sell its plasma. budget right now where a month for thirty two bucks for red forty five dollars for a full fifty dollars a month insurance so that's a lot at the same level ballpark. true. and i found out that i can with a plasma or. you know that's the problem when you're on tight budget it's a fragile thing you know. we wanted to go inside with him to speak with the people in charge this turned out to be impossible the hostility increased the closer we got to the center. nothing you knew i were and public property it is that everybody is now my friend. so we question donors outside in the parking lot. just kind of like the extra money thing you know just

to get a little money on the. indian it just kind of became a regular firstly first start you get fifty dollars the first time the new customer in after on tuesday or thursday is any two days a week twenty dollars and then it go up to forty dollars along if you've been donating now for a year. it's starting to let you know two times a week that's it yes the school. is good for the families is good for my family and. so one hand wash the. you know one does it for any kind of moral reason no one does it for them or no one no one does it because it helps people it's just it's one of the side of things is that it helps. the procedure is well established as soon as the plasma bottle is full the donor's credit card is credited. here really here now.

this is the plasma or blood bank or so most. like a regular of these a core you i'm sorry they put their money on your card immediately after you get done. sometimes. they forget to put the money on your car and you've got to call the number on your car you know because if you don't call the number on your card you're going to be without money. after the economic crisis donations stored in the usa going from fifteen million in two thousand and seven to thirty two million in two thousand and fourteen look schaefer is a sociologist at michigan university. when we look at the numbers of families reporting cash incomes below two dollars per person per day

in any given month. it well more than doubles over a fifteen year period and when we look at the number of families who are who are on food stamps it actually quadruple emergency that goes through the roof so when all of these things are put in the same direction. we walked into the plasma clinic down the street and just ask people why are you here what's going on people lost their jobs haven't been able to find work you know in many cases that's going to be the only and i mean in the household to their only option. we rejoined mark at the entrance to the center it didn't work out the way he wanted the center refused him because his blood pressure was too high. to be able to donate. and it's very important. i take my blood pressure medication and i

think i think. that then if you can build a it's it's a it's a find it show you see. it is it is. not life or death it's not asked to do. it's still. i might have to ask friends if they you know just for you know i mean i'll take care of it soon i'll be able to i'll be able to get my blood pressure straighten out and that's why it is good for me to travel. we accompanied him to a small subsidized apartment that he's been living in for a year. money to make a cell phone home when i had my stroke it was about three years ago i went

into the doctor's to be quite honest i was drinking a lot i was doing drugs i was combining a lot of bad stuff you know so the next day i went to the cleveland clinic which is one of our really good hospitals in cleveland and the word with people that don't have a lot of money is you get raided it when you get raided it may mean you can basically go there for free and get health care and as we're qualifying the lady doing it you say oh you're way below poverty level. way below you know there's below and it is way below so that was an eye opener. there are times when. for my own self-esteem. i don't want to accept help or want to be able to. say you know

no thanks but no thanks to it out to pharma. it's kind of easy money. it's necessary at least for me it's necessary. that crock pot it right up. for mark and many other americans blood is his last source of income. if he got sick he could no longer donate he'd have no wind. but all of these blood donations are affecting his health. david margolick this is a doctor in one of the city's largest public hospitals in metro health is the safety net system for cleveland we take care of people were guard us of their ability to pay for a lot of our patients and the people that we take care of at metro health this is their one of the few strategies that they can use to get money out of the

literature of say about the long term effects of donating plus mile and once a week i couldn't find anything in the literature describing what the effects or i know from talking to my patients who do down a plasma that they're tired so they get fatigued they have headaches but beyond that you know all i know is the red cross has one time a month and these guys are doing it twice a week. to talk to this individual who is donating my patient and he may not be able to afford a cell phone bill or rents and that is more important for his health potentially than the down side effects of donating because if he doesn't have a cell phone he can't get a job. or he can't pay his bills. you know freeze so. this is the this is the dilemma that we're in. now. but if you

could earn extra money while doing something great for others to farm up last month you can not only our plasma donations by dole to the treatment of rare chronic internet and diseases you could also the usa is the world's main exporter of human class with seventy percent of the world market their success is based on a foolproof recipe by building on this type of campaign they nurture the image of a country with excellent sanitary conditions. the market is under the supervision of the food and drug administration the f.d.a. stamp is a guarantee of quality opening the doors to the international market each week frozen plasma is dispatched in shipments mainly to europe. this is the other side of the american dream masses of poor people willing to sell their blood they provide an unlimited pool of primary material we wanted to

understand the conditions in which blood is collected seven am in cleveland in the parking lot of pharma. i caved in the mud as dead heat. and i want to get no more i just smog that they need flour we need but. i don't want to do gangnam i get it raised you know it is look i'm providing. a motor car. and. these stories illustrate the industrial pace and inadequate checks however the pharma assures the authorities that there is strict donor monitoring but if that's the case why didn't the swiss company let a sentence you have just why did they prevent us from talking to the staff it's just how our it's donor selected to check we had to go and see for ourselves with a hidden camera.

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friday september the first. thanks for joining us. the u.s. state department order to. go along with two within the next two days. with more details here's correspondent. state department claims that this is not an anti russian move but simply a move towards parity and an attempt to avoid further escalation the u.s. hopes that having moved toward russia's desire for parity we can avoid further retaliatory actions and move forward to achieve the stated goal of improved relations between our two countries but how these closures are meant to help the

situation really isn't clear the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov has already expressed his regret over the escalation that he says were not started by russia and escalate it has when russia recently announced that the u.s. would need to reduce the u.s. embassy worker numbers by seven hundred fifty five people they were given around a month to do so but these closures ordered by the u.s. are only being given two days to be taken into a fact all of this started last year when allegations began to surface that russia had interfered in the u.s. presidential election claims that were never proven or backed up by any concrete have a direct way after that in december we saw the u.s. expelled thirty five russians from the country in reaction to that the kremlin took it in stride not reacting in any manner and in fact the right kind of us to the kremlin for their new year's eve celebration and not to think we've seen round after round of sanctions imposed against russia by the u.s. including a fresh batch earlier this month that trump signed off on in contrast to that just

days ago he was announcing and expressing again his confidence that the two countries can finally find common ground and come together say it loud and clear i've been saying it for years and i think it's a good thing if we have great relationships or at least good relationships with russia that's very important and i believe some day that will happen thursday's decision point really comes just as the new russian ambassador to the us has arrived and gotten straight to work of course reacting saying that the russians would react but without any very clearly a bumpy start for him on the job but after years in the game he has fairly tough skin both countries have repeatedly expressed the hope. of improving thai and yet with washington having this tit for tat approach it's not really clear if that's going to be possible. washington d.c. and verizon lists told us the decision to shut down the consulate was true and russia's new ambassador to the united states faces a tough job ahead. because the. time and by the americans

to embarrass them doesn't and doesn't and that he he in fact. is going to have find it very very difficult to perform his duties and to establish trust because being he's made job as a diplomat is there's nobody to trust between two governments so the ambassador. really learns the worst possible day i didn't expected i had hoped that at some point this downward spiral in our relationships would and we could we could get back to normal this is simply one more change for tad it's rather childish i think if we had a little bit more mature leadership within the state department i think it would be helpful i do believe that trump probably has some desire to have good relations with russia but this manufactured scandal and it is manufactured of russia gate for

lack of a better word has painted him into a corner and there are obviously parts of the u.s. stablish meant that do not want reproach with russia. as the u.s. led coalition attempts to retake remaining parts of syria's rocket from i still of the u.n. warns not enough is being done to spare civilian lives we're witnessing essentially right now in iraq is a fight by coalition and all the forces against i so we're concerned that not enough is being done to at hue to the international law requirements for the protection of civilians so you've got access to photographs made by a local journalist they've provided a rare look inside the city revealing the truth scale of its destruction.

what you believe. first of all let me say that what is happening now in rocca is destruction it's not liberation at all for eighty four days rocka has been under siege but this sees only harm civilians trapped inside since eisel captured the city and the siege is imposed by syrian democratic forces on the ground that is backed by the u.s. led coalition's airstrikes these airstrikes destroy schools hospitals the whole infrastructure we as journalists have documented that more than two thousand civilians have been killed as a result of the coalition's airstrikes they do not target the places where jihad is to gather although everyone knows where they are while u.s. jets attack from the air s.d.f. attacks from the ground and at night jihadists use suicide vehicles to regain territories controlled by the s.d.f.

but there is no serious combat as all one can see that clearly from the videos posted by both the s.d.f. and the coalition. look eisel has about one thousand fighters in iraq and the s.d.f. claims to have thirty five thousand to forty thousand soldiers and they confront a mere one thousand terrorists if s.d.f. and the coalition wanted to liberate rocka they could accomplish it within ten days . according to the un there are at least twenty thousand civilians still trapped inside rocka in august alone in the coalition carried out over a stripes in the area of the un as the intensity of the strikes coupled with the ice that was use of civilians as human shields is deeply concerning and. again show details of just how grave conditions for civilians have become. there aren't even basic necessities such as bread and water medicine no electricity

no fuel the national hospital and the al salaam hospital were completely destroyed and there is not one left for civilians but there are two or three hospitals operating for eisold fighters the americans blew up bridges leading out of the city and in fact prevented civilians from leaving iraq although terrorists can easily exit the city even though the areas controlled by s.t.s. from the coalition so twenty five thousand civilians from besieged areas do not deserve safe passage. it is often international or the f.b.i. has denied a freedom of information request to release files relating to hillary clinton's e-mails in fact it claims there's a quote lack of public interest for such a disclosure to be made. to santiago picks up the story. new york attorney ty clevenger has been waiting for more than a year for the f.b.i.

to fulfill his freedom of information request and reveal the files on hillary clinton's e-mails only to get this response you've not sufficiently demonstrated that the public's interest in disclosure outweighs personal privacy interests of the subject well whatever the f.b.i. thinks the public certainly made its interest in the e-mails a loud and clear these are the three questions that are coming out of that timeline that continue to drive the story i'm sorry when you use a private e-mail on a private server your privacy rights are out the window when you're the secretary of state of the united states of america you don't have privacy anymore she chose to do that because on her and i personally would like to know in a way reminds me of the nixon tapes shouldn't go away on the substance and voters do care about their enough all that fuss was being made while clinton was still running for the presidency but perhaps now the e-mails on the air is that you say that i am confident that i never sent nor received any information that was classified at the time it was sent and received there was nothing marked classified

on my e-mails either sender really only problem for her is that's not true it seems she never sent or received any classified information over her private email was true. our investigation found that there was classified information so it was not true just weeks before the of the ice said there is nothing in clinton's e-mails the public needs to know a federal judge ruled that the state department should do more to investigate its servers for clinton's messages related to the tragic been gazi attack which left several u.s. officials dead that decision was welcomed by judicial watch this major court ruling may finally result in more answers about the benghazi scandal and hillary clinton's involvement in it as we approach the attacks fifth anniversary. yet still the a vi keeps silent insisting there is insufficient proof of public interest to more conditions also mentioned by the agency earlier this year they said they are ready

to release the records if mrs clinton agrees to do release of the information or passes away we go francis and jago r.t. well the lawyer at the center of the story gave his take to us here at c he believes the f.b.i. is simply trying to uphold its own refutation rather than back hillary clinton. well when i want to first got the letter from the f.b.i. i laughed out loud the absurdity of trying to suggest that the that it was a matter of public interest i sent him back a letter with a copy of a washington post article and some google search terms to show just how many articles there were out there so it's it was funny at first but there was a language about it within the last twelve hours that actually changed my view on the significance of this story i originally thought the f.b.i. was trying to protect mrs clinton i now think the f.b.i. is trying to protect itself and i think that's because they not only did it extremely poor job in the investigation but they sabotaged the investigation so at

this point if the records start coming out i mean already today we had the release of records showing that mr comey had already decided to exonerate her before she had finished the investigation so if that's the case then the f.b.i. does not want the records coming out because it will make them look even worse. clashes between far left and far right groups in the u.s. city of berkeley over the weekend have stood debate over rising politically motivated violence in the united states and it seems the media is changing the tone and coverage of the key left wing group and t.v. . reports. after charlottesville mainstream media portrayed them as brave counter protesters challenging the fascist state in terror most sides today became violent we see it

on the menu i'm sure you know known by now and before our people go and they try to push back on these guys they were there protesting hate in america but now it seems that mainstream media has discovered that they too are capable of violence and members of the far left are using violence to take your mask off because you have a history of beating people and hiding behind that mask in their midst was a sometimes very violent group of protesters that call themselves they were up to no good i can tell you they were simply here looking for a fight they were castigating donald trump were talking about both sides in charlottesville and now they are talking about both sides themselves very intentionally chose to be ambiguous by mr president please where to begin you might as well start with the president painting these white nationalist protesters as a real victims of a violent left wing movement this was not many sides this is one side it is

a white supremacist so what happened here did and suddenly transform itself from being an innocent group of anti racists to becoming a violent group of free speech crushers the mainstream media had it's is marching order is this heard. it's all about trump whatever they whatever however you can phrase this well eventually they're realizing that as you say the south that dog heard that that it would work so the had to realize it had to say something eventually that no but this was not spontaneous this was not right this was deliberate and this is organized and choreographed by this group that we now finally it's gone from hash tag status to media recognized that this isn't the fight it is an international lots of stories still coming your way to channel media freedom for example in sweden it's coming under the spotlight but back in a moment. you

on the idea that dropping bombs brings peace to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles. that you saw the predator tell you the gossip the tabloids but i'll. tell you you are not. like. all the hawks that we all know what. most people think just in this business you need to be the first one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice of the biggest read. truth to stand listens you just need the right questions and the right answers.

joining us this morning it is a conflict that's already lasted sixteen years but now more u.s. troops will be heading to afghanistan to go in chief james mattis has now signed an order to send additional forces to the country by and large this is still enable the afghan forces to fight more effectively it is more advisors it is more fire support the numbers involved have not yet been revealed but on wednesday the u.s. acknowledged it currently has eleven thousand military personnel in afghanistan two and a half thousand more than previously stated. at the pentagon insists there's been

no increase in troop numbers for the moment just in the way they tally the numbers of the move to bolster u.s. forces comes off the donald trump announced his new strategy for afghanistan last week with george so set no deadline for an end to the war however the number of troops to be station in the country is being kept under wraps in addition trump wants nato allies to throw more soldiers and money into the fight robert naiman policy director at the just foreign policy think tank says the new strategy will inevitably lead to more deaths. lyndon johnson said of vietnam ok i know that we can win but i'm not going to be the first president to lose a war that the logic of kicking the can down the road keep it going don't you know don't pull out then make the next guy take responsibility for it that's a pattern that we. over and over no more u.s. troops are in afghanistan no more afghan civilians will be kill you first of all

because of the foreign military operation secondly the thing that makes us commander most. redcliffe in the u.s. in the use of u.s. firepower is protecting u.s. troops clear whatever rules of engagement in war well no u.s. commander will ever be punished for using any amount of firepower those two factors mean more u.s. troops equal or surely more air. the genetically modified foods giant monsanto is calling for an investigation into an agency of the world health organization that's after the body published a report claiming some of the company's products like the weed killer glyphosate are linked to cancer on santos says the w.h.o. ignored two major studies that found no connection to the disease. when an

organization such is the international agency for research on cancer is given authority with that comes a responsibility to be objective transparent fur and share at least in this instance their process was corrupted apparently with individuals who have an agenda . the company says it carries out its own extensive examinations although critics have questioned the fact monsanto funded the very studies that claim the chemicals they use were benign in nature meanwhile the france will vote on an extension to its current on the glyphosate based on the potential dangers it poses the organic consumers associations are like this bait and mayor claims monsanto falsifies its research for profit month found to have two point eight billion dollars in sales of their top selling roundup weed killer at stake here so surely monsanto is very nervous about what the e.u.

could do at this point monsanto is notorious for paying for scientists to conduct research for it for falsifying data for completely ghostwriting fires and then hiring fire to put their names on it so we know that monsanto pulls out all the stops when it comes to falsifying suppressing and unduly influence thing if i have on the subject. for the past the hour here in moscow sweden is often held up as a beacon of media freedom worldwide however a growing numbers of disturbing cases are coming out which are to put that reputation in doubt a u.s. journalist researching the country's schools of so-called no go zones areas with serious public safety and security concerns was ordered to leave by police and mainstream media even branded him a threat to democracy in another case a nurse complaining about the the deteriorating situation of the country's health care system was accused of being under

a quote hidden power of influence and we spoke to the editor of conservative news website situation he says the country's media are at the heart of the establishment . still in sweden local media is very fortunate and the big newspapers are still very important florida the majority of the people in the media in sweden has a doctorate where did journalists are. pushing for a political agenda who many germans are doing if you want it to finish work to swedish media they are establishment and media and it is very powerful we have public broadcast to serve as if bt activists are in that it's part of the government system so people do not want to have conflict with the powerful media as a lot of people just go on living their lives and they don't get the. critic

criticism reviews the government or against this stablish. meanwhile top a swedish newspaper expressen has been exposing private citizens who criticize the government on online and sort out people writing never to negative comments on the internet to actually challenge them face to face however despite the deep controversy and ethical concern of a publicly shaming private citizens for expressing their opinions and dailies editors who are even on notice for their actions. to start with you're not you know to do or and in asking that first of all and you know terry and marco something that he wrote and asked you know why did you do it and exposing the person who is shocked because this person is not a politician exposing this person for real or to do entire swedish out like. the horrible shock that swedish media. did be

a very. democratic behavior you don't get exposed people because you have a different opinion and that's the problem. it's the italian drink that's being sparkling success in the u.k. sales of percent go facing to new highs but a growing tide of negative coverage about the beverage threatens to turn things decidedly flat. caused by the. politicians have told the media.

and. beautiful morning and sunny moscow. and your world news continues here in about half an hour. thank.

you. the two thousand and eight economic crisis turned some countries into paid. these are the countries with weaker economies that needed austerity policies if you are in a situation of even the recession austerity is a very bad idea it doesn't work and it makes millions of people very unhappy those who are unemployed see day a week has declined almost a decade how good are the results she said all of these are providing people gathered in greece to watch people with your daughter julie a beautiful blue she was i mean to for legal.

aid she found. while the same mission is still in place to one of the consequences to weaken bluebirds who. will first one of the suits the truth be consider is that the consequences are actually quite acceptable to the decision maker. he's a surgeon turned satirists who risked prison and worse to joke about powerful military leaders and religious fundamentalists boss a muse that is known to many as the jon stewart of egypt is back and he's my guest on this edition of politic. politicking on larry king it's a return visit for my guests this evening boss sam yousef he's the cardiac surgeon

turned political satirist so many of done that who for a time had the highest rated show on television in his native egypt he was forced to shut it down under thor and terry in rule he's in america now. and he's on set with me for the next thirty minutes we'll get his scalp was sharp assessment of trump's presidency so far and find out why he's pitching a morning after kept for muslims in america he's also author of the revolution for dummies laughing through spring and he's the focus of the documentary tickling giants welcome back oh that nice to be back the washington times recently described donald trump as a gift from the comedy gods to professional you murderess you agree absolutely i mean look at the ratings of s n l and daily show i think a lot of people has survived in the comedies fear and even been added to the comedy feud because of the donald trump's little trump is great for comedy horrible for

america you think it was one of his roasters at a famous comedy central roast of amateur member that do you think and i know mo and i'm not sure if he has a sense of humor do you think he does know it's not just about the sense of humor i think he doesn't have the sense of being a public servant if you see how he reacts to criticism in general i mean specifically for humor and satire but he doesn't understand the idea that if you are running for office or you are in a public office it is part of the job of being criticized i mean if you look at him for example in his. press conferences does anybody have a good question for me does anybody playing nice can you it can you be nice to a just begging people or asking people to be nice it's not people's job to be nice and when he canceled is it perience in the corresponding dinner that was

a big thing that was a big it was the first president ever i mean reagan missed it because he was shocked if that's where they do you more comedy writers right or less show exactly and he said no i'm not going to take this because i'm above criticism and he doesn't under. stand the idea of being a public servant and that reminds me a lot of what i saw in the middle east people people who are in any kind of with or i'm not in you even have to go all the way up to the president or the king talking anybody like a minister or some public official they consider making fun even criticizing someone in a political position a sign of lack of respect we're very big about lack of respect and i think i see a lot of parallels way see the beloved from doing that what do you think of his using twitter. i mean just. well. we can joke about him using twitter old you want but what he's doing is a part of cutting they undermining the media don't isn't an immediate listen to me

and he is late to this while you do like feet news media so i speak to a lot of trump supporters and it doesn't matter how many facts how many pieces of information you tell them oh the media are biased you are guessing jewel all of twenty six didn't have to do this to you busson before doll trump became the g.o.p. nominee we talked about his campaign rhetoric rhetoric america's democratic process we will play this for you now observe all right you're looking at democracy you're a doctor is your prognosis that american democracy is that no i think the american democracy will be able to be healing itself because used to you have institutions and constitution in place that will will actually make sure this will happen the thing is i know that you guys are very worried about for a long donald trump being you know xenophobic creases whatever back in the middle

east that's monday we are used to that but here's the here's the difference i think it's not going to be the worst thing to have these people rise those kind of hatred because people will come to understand that people are running on empty rhetoric is not enough they it's all of this fake patriotism all of this hate all of it will fall nothing what if he wins so what i mean people lose so was so would that mean like the you know it's not going to be like and improve our again great dictator people will understand that this kind of rhetoric if i mean it will be painful i mean it's not going to be an easy right but even if he wins eat people will understand that their problems among going to be solved by empty rhetoric their problems not going to be sold by just saying let's make america great again i lay amazing in suspenders. when president two hundred twenty five days yes better or worse than you expected i think it's the exact exact legs not surprised

by it and no surprise it's just it's the arc of the whole empty rhetoric that they built up to support anything though i support anything that he's done i can't see anything that he has done he allowed those i mean just to be fair he kind of lake interfered to allow these eight of again niggers to come in and compete in a computer or in the robotic competition that's the only thing that i remember. i want to see pronounce his name all c.c. . the head of egypt a fantastic guy and say he's done a tremendous job under trying circumstances. what do you make of that well. it is no surprise these are peas in a pod these are lake authoritarian people who somehow find each other it's the same thing if you look at the issue between. the like each other and i think

deep down. he says how are you all these people in g how are you passing all of these. people being on your back and i think he envies him as if this is maybe the first time in history that an american president look up to an egyptian prison hoping that he'll have his place the only difference is putin has a sense of you know he is from france i've been with him he's funny he's. good i mean putin is kind of. is a dictator that he knows what he's doing. ok you recently teamed up with the entertainment side café yes to pitch a morning after kid for muslims in america watch this folks on best news and i'm here to tell you that terrorism sucks right but there's this other aspect to it that we usually. pay after. this is

a day where people who have nothing to do with the incident get treated as if they were actually did it but this ends today introducing the muslim morning after the morning after to to protect you from anyone who may want to hurt you because they think you. know i don't know because i'm. going to stop you every day take it from targeting us why don't you open it and see for yourself the muslim morning. american flags over your house and everything. to remind people that the c.p.u. with. something like a white person. a framed picture of you and. music . she knows. especially through back to the simple. now i can go to any library i want and if you order now we throw in

a key chain with your recording to help you get out of. town i hereby condemn yesterday's attack. by that will do for now. how do you come up with this. article i see yes. it will be available on amazon soon. with i have always talked about. what does it look like for people like us in the morning after. because i'm really scared i mean i was in a in a restaurant with friends of mine when the chelsea bombing happened and all of my friends their reaction was a human reaction it's like is everybody ok i mean is anybody hurt and my reaction was who did it what's his name is his name mohamed are we screwed i mean this is like our reaction every time we find ourselves being apologetic every time this

happens we go oh we ought to be loving people islam is a little peaceful first of all don't do it because we don't owe anybody an apology and second nobody will ever believe us in this x. and so we i don't and doesn't just affect us it affects people who look like us who by the way a huge portion of the word you know latino. african american will look a little bit like us you have christian arabs who exist you have jewish persian who by the way were one of the people who were affected by the travel ban because somebody in the eighty's and mr understand that there's a lot of jews also in iran so we came up with this idea so of course like there's the t. shirt there's the flag there is that so you can so you can tell everybody that your bag is safe there is a framed picture with toby keith this is how to. speak like an american i like this because this is going to look it's on an automated condemning device i hereby

condemn that there's at that but they also like this because this is like a special kit. for them looking muslim so and this only has one t. shirt to say. i am not a muslim so that would be enough so late just like get out of my hair and wonder if you had this for real whether it was i think it would i mean well i think we should start accepting modems woodward is gehrig's yet and non muslims were as. we do have to do something to put this together oh yeah i mean the people look at fate. brian carmel and blake and. that one of your dog well kathy is a new platform and they are actually getting into the used the platform and they are their own part of their products is also scary and they came up with this and by the way brian carmel was to a drive through he's jewish where the way so was it off and he is one of the

funniest people i've worked with and he me and him we come up with this ideas about like how to bring people together through humor. and the team and caffie every one of them just like wonderful people have idea yet one don't call in. it's not twenty nine ninety five problem i think you know what i think it was so. awesome stay right there we'll be right back with more politicking after this the muslim morning after care. about your sudden passing i've only just learned you worry yourself in taking your last wrong turn. your act caught up to us we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry. so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each pair. but then my feeling started

to change you talked about more like it was again still some marshawn to view those that didn't like to question our arc. and i secretly promised to never be like it's one does not leave a funeral the same as one enters the mind it's consumed with death this one difference. is there are no other takers. claimed that mainstream media has met its maker. in case you're new to the game this is how it works now the economy is built around corporations corporations run washington or washington controls the media the media over the voters elected to businessman to run this country business equals.

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good for. mike. this is a little bit about the. oh my god i'm so sorry it's just i thought happens all the time. but go back to taking that was a clip from cafe dot com starring my guest. pitching his morning after kit for muslims in america. he's also the author of the revolution for dummies laughing for spring and the focus of the documentary tickling giants in the united states he's often called the jon stewart of egypt have you met john i mean i met him a couple of times at the retired he he looks really good leafed he's having this he'd be having a great time we will have in you having

a great time but like i understand you've been he's been doing this really. seventeen years to be that sharp every night yes yes yes he's ok what did you think of charlottesville. that was. that was heartbreaking to see all of these people coming on one message to face how they were in power and powered and thing that they can this would not have been. happening a couple of years ago it is just that many physicians of giving voice to these people when somebody sees the president as a bully or as a racist and he gets away with it a lot of people are encouraged to follow suit but what is heartwarming is that just a few days after what happened in boston they were reduced to a cubicle in the trump praise of the boston protest you know who and what i. do to i'm normal long time do you really think that he thinks that the protesters

against white supremacy and naziism were would be the other hand well i here's with a theory is no other and here's what i think i would like from i think he doesn't care about what you and me or people who look at these people as receive think he's speaking to his base i mean for his for his base for his supporters what they see are a bunch of liberals crying and screaming over how a president could do that and i would like to quote something that van jones said then jones the c.n.n. contributor and host a newsman here is a wonderful and very eloquent person he said tonal trump for many of his supporters are for lakewood you simpsons for many black people they know that people knew that simpson was was pretty much in will do what happened maybe was guilty but he had the right any. and for them he has the right enemy he's just trolling the liberals

trolling the progressives and they hate the little mite does it hurt you that the political morning console poll done last once showed a majority of americans support the administration's muslim travel ban does that hurt you. it doesn't hurt me personally but it kind of it just shows that fear works fear is a is a wonder is it is a very powerful tool and he that when they do that if we we don't mean all muslims but as a matter of fact they do i have been in political and in other places where i have met a lot of supporters and they believe that anybody who belongs to that religion is anti american they don't see. the difference between someone who is radical or someone who just you know porn after nine eleven george bush spoke out

on a muslim citizens or because he at his say what you want about george w. but in death moment he knew that he is president for all americans and he would have he made of it and many muslims serve in the army and there are many people who are part of the society and because they hate was getting out of hand over nine eleven as a matter of fact one of the very first victims of hate crimes after nine eleven with an end egyptian christian he was not even a muslim he was like an owner of a deli and he was killed in his shop and he was christian and a couple of indian seeds were killed to the problem with he does not like when you say like the muslim but it goes far beyond the muslim bad when you have like the three in the indian descent that were killed or eleven used christian were killed on his porch that's why we we had this idea of like all the muslims like you know like they off our back it when when when discrimination arrives it doesn't discriminate apparently the president some are more job creation and has been put

in charge of. solving the middle east from that would be lovely oh my god question or oh he will do a great job i mean i thought of that i think he looked at the middle east it's already a mess how how bad can he get it it gets all given question or. why is that insoluble. bill clinton i don't like to drop names but he told me that the british irish was a piece of work piece of piece of pie to the middle east. or it. first of all every american president he comes of for years it had to do something that would actually matter in the middle east he would have to do radical changes that could actually affect his chances to be reelected so nobody wants to touch that file until the last year or two terms which is not enough

second you have basically two nations to ethnic groups and you have lay people from lake jewish people from all over the world to settle there you had people who palaces bear from palestinian people over eighty there they have been lent they can their being settlements how can you solve that but it's a haitians yeah. i think right at the same food aid sakti well why didn't the palestinian home get the i feel like i'm in a jewish home exactly the sheer deceive but at the end of the day i think land is is the number one cause for all for feud and for conflicts all over and do so let's look problem of land but how can you solve i mean look i would be a little bit vice because i'm an arab and because my my my wife has a palace to come from over half palestinian but you cannot solve the problem while you are building settlements and you are denying them can the united states solve the problem. the united states has

many conflicts or helpful the many conflicts during sentries during the years by putting pressure on the players i don't think the united states would like to put pressure on the israeli government as much as they want to put it on the palestinians because at the end of the day israel knows how to market itself and they have they're pretty much powerful beyond the president they have people in congress and the senate and the lobbies so i think it's going to be very pressured very very difficult to pressure at blick an israeli government that does not want to have peace or do you think of fake news fake news you were made go living with a fake news you want to look at fake news you come to my country and i can show you what for you can use it as a matter of fact one of the very repeated cycles of faith to news that we had piece of news that we have actually captured the commander of the american six fleet when america tried to interfere and for many people he's still

a prisoner in egypt and people believe that. you want to talk about. the army in egypt has actually claimed that they have found a cure for aids people believe that at we like i mean when when he was a fake news and i'm not impressed you come to my country. news in a matter of oh absolutely i mean late just like a couple of days ago this guy from fox news the guy who did this leg. videos mocking the chinese people in chinatown new york he had i saw a shark in texas and he was talking about like a fake picture that is circulated many times before anybody would like a simple google. search know that this is fake they deal with fake news as facts and. then of course one of the most circulated piece of news is like how obama is a secret muslim how he co-founded i says we've been having this lake three years before you guys got it so for once know it we were ahead of you guys if you have

a fox news in egypt. oh the whole media is fox news the only difference is it is lake state sponsored so all of the news outlets is owned by the state whether directly or through businessmen and it is fox news twenty four hours. i mean it's even even late now the state is interfering intertainment and drama and comedy they basically are owning all of the outlets so there is absolutely no way to go outside of that control you are often heckled aren't your performances you know that happened a couple of times by people who were sent by the egyptian council but that didn't happen again thank god you can visit your use the generals running a country yes what do you make of generals in this administration some people think that in these particular gen particular generals we're better off well just

a couple of days ago who was it so a very defense secretary said he actually like he didn't. agree with donald trump all of the transgender soldiers there but yet so he's kind of like he's talked that so i think this is good i mean this is this is the i mean you can say whatever you want to with america but the the biggest thing that and that's why in that video i told you it you could have trouble but the foundation is good you will not have a general coming up with troops taking over power or forcing the prison to do what ever if he's a bad president we just leave it out but the worst thing is to bring a tank or a gun into a conflict of ideas because you would have no conflict you just have the gun you just have to think and this is this is what you what i respect about like what's happening in europe and what's happening in america it doesn't matter how bad it is you know going to have the president being overthrown no matter how bad he is

overthrown by don't we know the thirty four percent of americans support him. does the egyptian leader have that kind of support. well here is. all they do there i don't know how to how on this the polls are but the problem with egypt and the middle east in general. people look at the army as the most horrible the thing ever there it's more the army is more sacred than religion and many people supports the army or whoever is representing the army out to fear of chaos because they look at syria they look at libya look at erratic and we don't want to be this so we're better off having a dictator that keeps things together other than just fold into complete chaos and this is the kind of narrative that dictators in the middle east have proving it to for many years it isn't me or chaos and and syria was a perfect example when bashar assad found that his position was threatened he

destroyed the whole country so i either continue ruling the country or you would have no country. so you're saying that the three percent is swayed by things like that yet and i think if you would have like a similar poll in egypt to be much harder than thirty three percent because they are not just thinking of him as a person they're thinking of safety if he's there if the army is there it's safe to be cannot they don't understand that you can supersede the army from the state the army is the state is stability you cannot sit read the three are you a pessimist you know. looking at what happened to me i think i'm doing pretty well . thank you for coming back thank you still raising you thank you so it's like to buy the first get of course we thank you for your time today and thank you for joining me on this edition of politicking remember you can join the conversation on my facebook page or tweet me of kings things and don't forget use the politicking

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