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amazon their investments just been in the past five years you know few years in seattle and in the west coast. they have basically. grown the economy by thirty eight billion dollars there because of these high paying jobs look the tradeoff has always been workers vs the market wall street versus main street wall street's been winning now for ten twelve thirteen years it's about time for main street to start winning again make america great again that does mean however that inflation and wage inflation will creep back into the economy which means that the bond market the sovereign bond market is probably going to crash sometime in the next six to twelve months and that will be having a profound impact on the economy and markets so look for that but that's the trade off i mean it's time for main street to participate now and that means that the market in wall street going to ok and here's another story that i wanted to cover is not really related to the amazon and apple story but it is kind of related to bitcoin and the crypto currency markets because in australia they're really
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cracking down on you know crypto currency and big question and they don't want people to have their own sovereignty so this is an interesting headline this is kind of like the genesis of what has how big queen was birth is having your own sovereignty s m s f's drive household debt to one of the highest in the world according to you b.s. the closely tracked australian household debt to income ratio has now reached the two hundred percent level and analysts at u.b.s. said they were increasingly concerned about rising pressure among borrowers the increase was due to the australian bureau of statistics revision to include self managed super and you ation debts yeah well this is setting up australia and other economies around the world for the next leg of the massive global financial crisis and never want to way that it didn't thousand and eight because there was never any reform there was simply a bail out of the credit. and they were given more debt and more credit to expand
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the bubble to new epic proportions the difference with this crash coming soon now in the banking sector and in the sovereign debt market will be that instead of governments printing money to bail out these institutions they will engage in what are called bail ends that is a direct confiscation of money we've already seen a test case with wells fargo bank here in the united states they test case this process by stealing money out of millions of accounts while fargo they stole money like this like a common thief because of course they're terrorists and have a comment about that wells fargo but you know you've seen them pull into ten can do to a man and they were just going down the road to steal people's money and oh did i speak out of turn so wrapping up on this story because we only have thirty seconds left i want to say this house i household debt two hundred percent of g.d.p. will constrain further borrowing in the future we've talked about this in the past what are they going to do with the next financial crisis have they can have this you know s.t.r. is the i.m.f.
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going to come in and roll everything out is going to be gold it could be crypto currency and i don't i didn't mean threaten anybody ok that's just metaphor i'm a poet that's why i'm popular in the rap community now stay there for the second half because i got a fantastic interview coming your way don't go away. if i were a public opinion would seek to have myself and all of my friends and my family of leaders at the local level to a national level be arrested by israel what you need to do is hold a mirror up to the israeli people and say this is what you're creating this is the reality on the ground we're not using violence we will not cooperate with the occupation any more i plead with the public students who due to the nonviolent struggle because if you use violence you will never get the support of the israelis or the world.
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join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to a guest in the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. everybody i'm stephen baldwin task hollywood guy usual suspects every proud american first of all i'm just george bush and r.v. to say this is my buddy max famous financial guru just a little bit different i'm not. going to run your windows up with all the drama happening in our country i'm shooting the road have some fun meet everyday americans. and hopefully start to bridge the gap this is the great american people.
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welcome back to the kaiser part i'm max kaiser time now to get a special guest an investor and c.e.o. of and founder of oh good. myo. billion of it my own welcome to be here previously you were the chief innovation officer g.e. digital so you've got experience in let's call it the fortune five hundred you know the big most highly complex companies in america and you bring to them your work in
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artificial intelligence and you are now deeply immersed in blocks chain is that correct that is correct how does block shame factor into what you're doing now where investor in watching companies and ai companies and cybersecurity companies were absolutely fascinated with the empowerment that watching can bring to you how are we going to our artisan power because it decentralizes a lot of the business models that exist today and allows you to have a bank on your phone versus a bank account so decentralization in this instance though is also distant to mediation that means that a lot of the layers of a big or enterprise are squashed housing associations are made more rapidly and more effectively i would imagine absolutely you're absolutely correct a lot of business models that you just pointed out are going to be disrupted very fast because suddenly people can trade between themselves without ever needing a middleman there's a question for big corporations or any corporation typically they make money out of solving inefficiencies you know for example the car from henry ford was officially
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produced and people could get around a lot faster and the economy grew as a result but are we at a stage in capitalism where the efficiencies of these big companies is so great that the margins for profit are squeezed down to zero for example if you're in a micro transaction business and you are looking at profits that are even smaller than a grocery store in grocery stores only two percent profit margin for gross profit margins but you're talking about even less than two percent how does that translate into earnings growth and how does that then become we've hit peak earnings i'll just point. raise right now due to the hyper efficiency of block change not just hyper efficiency block change hasn't reached the scalability let's be clear ok it hasn't and i actually. am challenging a lot of folks out there to say that block chain is scalable it depends where you're at the fence what kind of legacy system you have depends what you're trying
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to do depends what your customers are trying to do so at the moment some of the platforms out there that are achieving some scale ability will need to be integrated into legacy systems and do you're right a lot of the big companies are squeezed out and a lot of the companies are going to be squeezed out not only on a profit side but on the transparency side not just block chain but many other technologies that are merging tech machine learning satellite data cyber security a.r.v. our robotics blocked change our whole forcing transparency on to any platform that exists out there so if you don't start innovating yourself very fast you're probably going to lose out you say it has to be integrated into legacy systems y. and others these are new systems they're replacing existing systems like p.d.p. music file sharing on the web it didn't have to integrate with not so long playing records or cassette tapes it obliterated that model i love that analogy that's an amazing analogy and i think you're absolutely right some industries are not going
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to need integration into legacy systems because they will just need to leap frog as you just pointed out in music why do we need to go back and integrate in certain things unfortunately some industries in the world that not run that way and they are run in the way that current systems work so why change them also have to remember that a lot of these companies run by quarterly numbers and they report to wall street and so space for innovation is very tight and so in order to mobilize your whole team to innovate in something new and see if it's worth investing your time right because remember so many innovations are coming at companies and how do you choose as a leader of a large company is there. difficult for you to achieve the cost of movement time astri it's digital yet that is obviously a candidate for block change innovation now you're saying ok some industries let's call the cement industry or they're mixing rocks and couples and water and it's hard to imagine how block chain is going to transform the concrete business you've got to move it in a mixture you've got a port on the road and you've got to make
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a road basically so is it going to bifurcate the industry they'll be some industries that are legacy but not legacy like they're ever going to catch up with blocks and then they're dead they're complex they're dinosaurs and we're moving into people are going to instead of thinking oh concrete needs to be blocked chains are going to be thinking like water and you see is my mind to use a block chain to communicate with somebody to africa using sauces tokens better need to go there at all i'm just like flying in outer space and george jetson you know you work with artificial intelligence they can only go to some tokenized robotic were or were you know my my thoughts are monetized ok can i want to opt for sunday in the in the kalahari and then there was some woman who's making me what's going on so i think i think you're right this industries will need to be separated in two ways there are some basic core of an industry that won't change but if you look at the example of the cement industry absolutely the payment system and the supply chain will be probably not just by block change how does this if i want my consciousness expanded to the point where i don't care about jeff bezos now like if
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what what what's clapping are you going to. essentially hypnotize me into thinking that i don't care any more are you the devil are you going to do the worst founder member on that or in the us are what sort of us the guy from from from from greek mythology you know not for the military grade the matrix manually i do want to be a god you say you want the red pill but the blue pill really got to stick i know this steak is fake but i'm eating it anyway you're trying now in our own. that's the way to go here the background is amazing in terms of your ability to synthesize all this information and come up with your own theories but it just seems like if i look at the world today that i see what humans are doing to the places they live their ecosystem you know i remember had an ant farm as a kid and if you know the answer ventilate they solve their own environment and
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they die off and so seems like humans are doing their best to make the earth in in the hospitable for themselves inhabitable not novels and isn't that kind of happening and is a ready to abandon humans and i think again does a some of the really far off questions right because we don't know that yet i do think that there are a number of people out there who are trying to use technology for its good i mean look at the centralization and walked right there's a whole spectrum of law change right now that's being developed for social good for financial inclusion and for bringing more people out there onto the economic platform so i do think people come with good intentions but i do see absolutely exponential growth of technology and our inability to keep up with that exponential growth so unless we have a conscious design into our system no technology will solve our problems will still have to have a will power and we still have to have a conscious decision to solve
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a problem president nixon up at the rate of evolution a few well you know selection of the fittest they need tensions that are involved in this like in the technology space going a lot more rapid pace like they're out evolving us you know we're pretty slow procreation for humans is relatively gentle compared to your algorithm you know the mating with each other and giving birth to new algorithms new machines you know and so it seems like they're racing ahead kind of in a break next speed what do we as humans have to fight back i'm in the camp of ai is going to win this thing it's going to happen a lot sooner than he wants expecting how do we fight back my give me the how do we fight right now i need to get. so now you start to maximize a civilization just what would you do what would how do you fight back unrefined about this i think you need to go to block to camp learn how to block tina works and start fighting back how because of that i have a rudimentary knowledge of this law and what exactly would that mean i can live with jamison lock with a north carolina hut with
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a gun and prepare for the mockups and start going down my neighbor's yeah i thought i again i think here are taking it to extreme we're not there yet and i haven't really thought about you know next fifty tyrants and. not only that i don't trust you because you're looking at me with these brown eyes you're like don't worry we're not there yet but you know that we're there we're on the suresh told of the extinction event for humans and machines essentially are taking over. so i think we every single one of us as i said carries a conscious decision to influence the technology you know our ability to clearly being socialist by the technology already our conscious minds are outsourcing our information to google no one bothers to memorize anything anymore no boast of thinking more like your members use kinds of carry through in the case of our needs our wants and our desires and our titillation that's all i don't have a button and there's no effort anymore it's the physical khalili of humans is
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becoming a blob stay we have no reason even to get up in the morning anymore the machines have taken over what were my going to have i think i think one of the things that i would point out is the pens and the place in the world your n. a lot of places in the world that actually need to get up and need to do the work i think we belong in a bucket list lucky some would say lucky some call unlucky and other places in the world there are still very far out from you what you and i are talking about so i think the world is becoming very separate as a jew graphically this is a case like that for a second in areas of the world that have been separated by physical distance it just to get water would require a trip. well into the river to ours and you're saying that this ai enabled world means that the same compression of time that we enjoy in the. advanced economies kind of is coming to economies that have been not participating absolutely in a way especially with a chill less than
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a being in place so is that accurate and what does that mean for these for these areas of the world exactly i think it's absolutely accurate the world is becoming quite a pretty folks say that the world is becoming more interconnected it is becoming more interconnected and it's easy for us to disseminate information and to block change possibly even trade value right in a fast way but you're absolutely correct some of these places in the world it's going to take much longer to catch up but that you know i could argue back this is a happy ending i'm going to step all over the answer this is a happy ending some other words the consciousness it's a word you brought up a few times that exists in places that are cut off it's now able to be shared because of the tokenization last thing so folks are being from extraordinarily rich cultures you have d.n.a. that goes back to with through time and been associated with some of the greatest artifacts and cultural and in art that is now being joined up
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through the platform so my consciousness is being raised by being connected tokenization to somebody else somewhere else right that's right it's just that's not you know you see. so you see like a tapestry i have consciousness to me how or when i see absolutely empowerment of you here and a person somewhere in africa that can trade something of value without a middle person and the thing about you could have thought it could be even a thought of tokenized yeah and then we're going back and forth on a micro transaction that's right right and so we're creating procreating in digital space and we're giving birth to digital offspring through the exchange of like you called digital semen on yes. if you want to. do you want to chat if you want to say that. i'm sorry but i'm using a metaphor of course yes you're but i hope so. you don't challenge my metaphor it's the do you my no comment so you're an investor in and the founder of.
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which. could mean a number different than what it stands for orpheus back stance or are yes yes but in the end what he can recommend mentality even if it's there are few and it was a. guide a significant figure that that could charm people and sway people there his way through music and crown the music right yes i feel totally charmed and i don't know what this company does but i'm here i'm sorry i'm i'm i'm going to follow this woman whatever she's doing i'm following her that's it i just just a future well we got to go thank you bring up thank you so much it's going to be an all right well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max keiser and stacy herbert thanks to our very special guest. who you know that's if you want to catch us on twitter it's kaiser report it's like time buy you know.
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welcome to worlds apart in the twenty five years since the oath the process was launched it remains one of the most fruitful rounds of talks on the israeli palestinian issue not only because of the formal accords it produced but also because it managed to put the protagonist in one room and have them talk to one
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another and some believe these direct exchange was only possible because right now they are as yet another u.s. administration tries to mediate between the israelis and the palestinians how big of a problem is the mediation itself well to discuss that i'm now joined by guests in boston founder and cochairman of the israel palestine creative riginal initiative mr buskin thank you very much for your time it's great to have you on the show thank you now i know that you've advised many israeli palestinian international leaders on the middle east peace process and now that. the u.s. vice president mike pouncey has arrived to the region trying to restart this negotiating process once again i wonder if there is any advise that you would give him. advice i would do for vice president. and in fact i wrote to president trump on the first day of his ministration is that after so many years of negotiations the israelis and the palestinians need to know that they need to resolve this problem themselves they need to sit in the room by
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themselves and house out an agreement. states needs to. form the israelis and the palestinians that they will be there to help if required to provide bridging proposals to raise international support and finance for a peace process but if the israelis and the palestinians are going to be dependent on a third party mediator it is unlikely that we're going to find a mediator who is going to be able to bring the parties into the room and work out an agreement this is what we've seen over two decades already but mr barak and i think the end notable change over the past year is that it's true i know it please that you believe that the americans were never an unbiased mediator but at least they went to great pains to come across as such beach had a certain restraining influence on all sides they trying but couldn't care less about it and i'm sure you know that in the in this speech before. mr pan's didn't make a single nod to the palestinians he didn't mention that world the word settlements
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even once and i think it was quite clear that the he's administration is positioning itself not as a mediator or pretend mediator but as a fully fledged backer of one side how does it change the negotiating dynamic overall well there are no negotiations there haven't been negotiations for more than four years so i don't think it really changes anything to be fair to vice president pence he did refer to keeping the status quo at the religious sites in jerusalem he called the temple mount to her almost surely from referring to that as being a place where muslims pray he did say that the israelis and the palestinians would need to agree on the borders and the sovereignty in in jerusalem and you did say that the united states would support a two state solution if the two parties agreed on that so i think that there was room there but i don't believe that the trumpet ministration can be an impartial mediator or bring the parties into the room at this time i mean mr bascomb have. to
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respect if we compare it to you the kind of overtures that he made visit he israel for example telling the knesset. that he's administration is going to expedite the whole process of moving american embassy to jerusalem i think it certainly doesn't feel like. much of an extended hand to the to the palestinians i know that back in december you didn't read much into the. embassy moving proposal but now that the administration seems to be following through with that the standing ovation that it received in knesset as well as the netanyahu government overall efforts to get the most out of the trumps administration do you feel concerned i'm very concerned not because the americans are going to move their embassy to jerusalem they're going to move their embassy to west jerusalem and drew some has been the capital of israel for seventy years now it's not recognized by the international community because the international community has believed that the drill solution needs to be resolved in
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a negotiated agreement between the jews and the arabs the israelis and the palestinians but i don't think the american move or their embassy is really going to change anything on the ground didn't mind what it does is it pushes up the urgency of reaching an agreement because the drilling issue is so sensitive and so much a core of the israeli palestinian relationship that we need to resolve the issue of jerusalem even in the knesset yesterday the arab palestinian arab members of knesset held up a sign which in english said jerusalem is the capital of palestine but in arabic and east jerusalem they were very quickly whisked out of that room into which mr pamphlett sad that he believed that that was a sign of democracy believe it or not that those people were forcibly taken out of their own out of their room don't you think that they trumpet mr issue which is very unabashed an unashamed about its own tendencies is going to bring out the worst from the israeli political class i don't have any expectations that
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the trumpet ministration can play the role of mediator we don't know if the trumpet ministration is. going to present some kind of peace plan the ultimate deal the deal of the century that he's been talking about i think it's very unlikely that he's going to put something on the table that both the israelis and the palestinians can agree to it is likely to be like prior american proposals much more bill are used to the israeli position than the palestinian position in which case there won't be agreement and the israelis and the palestinians won't be able to reach a negotiation that will enable them to sign on the bottom line and find a solution for jerusalem and the two state solution the issue of borders the issue of settlements the issue of refugees the security relationship the. ownership and the management of the water resources all these issues need to be negotiated between the israelis and the palestinians and it's unlikely that the trumpet ministration is going to pull the the rabbit out of the heart and find an agreement for all of these issues i don't have those expectations now i heard you say before
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that the american mediation historically lad to both these rallies and the palestinians talking to the americans rather than one another and even the americans sidelined for one reason or another and at least for now the palestinians are refusing to talk to the americans could that facilitate a more direct exchange bit been going to east of if of course those talks ever commence perhaps but i don't think there's much of a chance of talks party taking place between the israelis and the palestinians before we have changes of leadership in israel and palestine it seems that not to know binyamin netanyahu is moving closer and closer toward an indictment interest he's going to be challenged by the israeli legal system in the israeli public of whether or not he can remain prime minister and i think we all recognize that president abbas with all due respect to him is in the twelfth year of a four year term and lux little legitimacy on the streets of palestine even though he is the president and the leader most palestinians want new elections they want
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to be able to choose their new leader i don't see that dynamic where netanyahu and abbas under any circumstances. will come back into the room but we also have to face another reality these two people are here they exist side by side there is communication going back at different functional technical levels electricity water taxes movement of goods movement of people there is always going to be some relationship taking place between the parties and we have the occupation which continues in israeli settlement building and palestinian threats of use of violence it's not a good situation we need to find a way to talk i don't see where the entry point is yet you said it's not a good situation and it hasn't been good for many many decades and i think you would agree with me but this conflict has long needed some sort of a shakeup that's what joel de teesside out of that complacency could be chump administration with all its controversial and very divisive decisions be that agent
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of change that would hasten the expiration date for the status quo i wish it's unlikely but trump could surprise us as i said his team his son in law. and jason greenblatt and other people in the in the administration are working on a plan i think that from what we understand their plan is going to be based on a wider circle of regional cooperation with jordan and egypt in the saudis and the emirates and the kuwaitis and other states in the region and certainly bringing in more players into the states in putting more goods on to the table could create opportunities for both israel and palestine but the core of this is israel and palestine the core is ending the israeli occupation the chorus two capitals in jerusalem and a two state solution that has to be resolved and then supported from the outside i think that other international players such as russia and the european union the united nations also have a played a role a role to play here and they could make
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a contribution as well well let me ask you specifically about the european union because instead of meeting. with fans mahmoud abbas the palestinian authority president travelled to brussels and it's clear that the europeans who also happen to be the most generous donors to the palestinian territories quite incensed with what they see as trumps recklessness but they are also being that true self in a sense of being very slow very careful about what they say and what they do you do you think they will ever have enough in themselves to mosques or that courage to recognize the state of palestine as abbas has been pleading with them it seems that they won't be able to do that the european union is a complex body of twenty different twenty different sovereign countries we will see a process of individual countries perhaps recognizing palestine there are talks that slovenia might recognize palestine soon sweden is already done it's certainly some eastern europe european countries have done it in the past.

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