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audited right now for the first time ever it's taking two thousand four hundred auditors to do the job and while that is big news i have something much bigger for you much bigger a couple of years ago professor mark skidmore heard catherine austin fitts former assistant secretary in the department of housing and urban development say that the department of defense inspector general had found six point five trillion dollars worth of unaccounted for spending in twenty fifteen and skidmore. and skidmore being an economics professor thought she mean six point five billion dollars not really good because trillion would mean the pentagon misplaced more money than the gross domestic product of the whole of the united kingdom. but still still six point five billion dollars of unaccounted for money is even
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saved it's crazy all right it's crazy you know or so he went and he looked into the inspector general's report and he found something interesting it was true oh yeah i was. i was young i was like well you know already what do you want to tell to force betty trial you with a t t isn't totally insane all right he is a. good kid he is it could all be public all be ferreted i thought it was like. he does it deed away more than the u.k.'s g.d.p. all right but the u.k. g.d.p. isn't really that big because apparently i can rake in cash by selling biscuits and cloudy days you know. they were bent on on and off checking the exports of old growth ever again sun talky high i guess but just just hasn't happened you know how good futures are way down there where they. were. oh sorry forgot how you don't.
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want to go but it gets crazier skidmore did a little digging t.v. and catherine austin fitts found similar reports dating back to one nine hundred ninety eight they indicate twenty one trillion dollars in unsupported drug adjustments for the years nineteen ninety eight to twenty fifteen that's insane that's an insane amount of money the amount of money supposedly in the stock market as a whole is thirty trillion dollars the amount of money i personally have spent on whippets and mushrooms. this is only two trillion dollars. let's take a second to try and conceive how much twenty one trillion dollars is a picture a stack of money write a stack of money now imagine that in that second money the bills are thousand dollar bills each bill says a thousand dollars across it how high would that stack of dollars be if it were one
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trillion dollars answer sixty three miles high i'm not kidding now let's try another if you make forty thousand dollars a year how long would it take you to make a trillion one trillion dollars it would take you twenty five million years. which sounds like a long time but i hear you know once you get past the ten million mark it really flies by and you know. you have it all down pat you know the coffee makers are good . in case you haven't noticed i agree with you twenty one trillion sounds but man knows it sounds like something alex jones found tattooed across one of. my extra terrestrials fun. they probably chose it because they needed a lot of real estate to put a number of their lord. but the twenty one trillion number comes from the
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department of defense's office of inspector general the oh i g. although as forbes magazine pointed out after mark skidmore began inquiring about the report the zero i.d.'s web page was mysteriously taken down but luckily people had already grabbed copies of that report before it was taken down my favorite part is they have all fraud and ways taught lie. that you can. you imagine could type of fraud and waste that they must hear on that hotline ha ha and i work here in the pentagon my name's patty lou i'm mainly in charge a refill an anchor in the copy years because generals do not know how to use the copiers it's you know they can handle war but i don't know a copy or adding and i wanted to report that someone here in my department gave
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taken the plans hold when you are clearly to apartment plans and then. we must go through seven or eight pens away it's ridiculous ok thank you patty ya'll write down the seven pens right below the section i have to tell you. how we lost our chance. anyway here's more from that forbes article this past december the inspector general report indicates that unsupported adjustments are the result of the defense department's failure to correct system deficiencies you're blaming through years of dollars on failure to correct system deficiencies that's like saying i had sex with a widow with a hundred thousand waggled hairless aardvarks. because i wasn't looking where i was walking. home only instead. and like i said
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almost no mainstream media outlets have touched this story some such as n.p.r. have covered the audit but even that they treated with kid gloves so u.s. government established requirements for each agency to present financial statements back in the one nine hundred ninety s. but for more than twenty years the department of defense has lagged other agencies . yet they lag behind for twenty years in terms of reporting that they were involved in the largest robbery in history. but funny funny funny how a bank robber is always a lag behind when turning themselves in isn't it. former. former secretary of defense robert gates claims he tried to bring a fish and sea of transparency to the pentagon in a speech in two thousand and eleven he talked about how when my staff and i learned that it was nearly impossible to get accurate information and answers to questions such as how much money did you spend and how many people do you have. we have.
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all the way he was hiding under the sink we have we have eleven people unless you're counting women in which case it's nine people. plus used to check in the bathroom i think there's ten thousand people in the. point is nobody knows where this money is flying around the pentagon congress doesn't even oversee it at all really i mean you can get more on this story from david de graw as web site changemaker dot media which is where i got a lot of my info because the mainstream corporate media cannot talk about this because they are mouthpieces for the weapons industry they are bodies of the military. because certainly if a lot of these defense contractors stop selling a war planes other sophisticated equipment to saudi arabia they're going to there's going to be a significant loss of jobs. resin you here in the united states that's secondary
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from your standpoint yeah walford not murdering thousands of people comes before the jobs that was from my standpoint and from all of the standpoints. if we continue as we are now my grandson will be commanding a battalion of reagan era tanks and so it's not just enough to increase numbers we have to increase the quality of the force already you can turn on m.s.n. be save for a downed earth reasonable discussion i am tempted to quote the great cull when i'm guided by the beauty of our weapons. they are beautiful pictures of fearsome armaments yet. some people throw on luther vandross when they make. brian williams throws on the sound of screaming children. thank you now it's funny in those clips and in all the mainstream media i've
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ever watched i missed the part where any of them said the military has misplaced twenty one trillion dollars and when the media isn't actively promoting war they're just filling the airwaves which so the in expire and tire of country can't even air ourselves thanks for a god jags are all my escape is overflowing with nonsense and vacant celebrity balls then while no one is looking the largest staff in history is going on beyond our backs covered up under the guise of national security it's national security kind of like i cover up my aardvarks extra pay by dressing up the little fella anabolic tie in a top that are you you know keep it classy how do you wash your dishes god i have.
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well you know mama lee candelas take the news from behind in louisiana more than thirty thousand nursing home a vixen notices were sent out yesterday the state is kicking thirty thousand people out on their. because the g.o.p. is rolling back medicaid eligibility rolling just throwing it back rather rolling back is an ancient greek term that means the poor. how cold do you have to be to kick ninety year olds out of nursing homes that they didn't even know they were going to begin with they didn't even think they thought
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they were living with their kids in their kids have been out of the store for three years or so and now. when for themselves on the streets of knowledges can be a bridge i mean you have a work to serve where you work it out here well gripe where's here. literally our wealthy corrupt lawmakers are pumping trillions into the pentagon's flying death machines but their pension pennies when it comes to your grandma's mattress we can't just let her slave for fray and by the way tell you graham pappy to deliver is put in comes back to the department of defense are. on the street black market will get a few dollars for that. also this week you've of course heard the news that trump has pulled out of the iran nuclear deal a couple of weeks after ron dropped the dollar but funny how that happens fund for the other. but trump pulled out for a good reason he did he did it because his. it is the size of
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a walnut all right well i mean it's a pretty good excuse and then i did but in his defense the time ran a store's racks also at a walnut sized brain and did quite well for himself. however there were also some good breaking news this week i don't want to go it's all bad news or some good stuff if you're a fan of this show then you know i've been talking about the robert mercer owned british company cambridge analytic since before trump was even you know sworn in we covered it a year before the mainstream media noticed it existed and we kept how the hour is you tell me the stream corporate head of media jumped on the bandwagon and now cambridge analytic has announced its closure yet we can't act. just peace on peace that proudly said it had manipulated forty four u.s. elections they bragged about it and without without without you guys without you
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yes a. little. bit but a little hard on the british in this episode because. i actually love them for it so i don't know helen mirren game of thrones people. guinness. i think that's. anyway i love the brits but as with my other vanquished anime the trans-pacific partnership i have no doubt cambridge analytical will be back and facts mother jones is reporting don't worry its owners and executives have already started a new company mother. and yet give us our marriage can you let us celebrate for i second can you let us talk one beer or something did you can you let us can you let us have one shot of tequila slurped out of the belly button of a twenty three year old girl and or boy make your terrible life decision can you give us that can you give us that we have to go to
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and three and world cup in russia meet the special what i was also. needs to say to reno p.r.t. teams latest edition make up a bigger than a better jersey book. the iran nuclear deal was one seen as a major achievement of american diplomacy but that's no longer the case donald trump's decision to pull out of the deal has reopened a major international problem and they have to analyze betrayed and adverse to his confused how should the world proceed. to. ministries police forces and city administrations of many countries depend on one corporation that does what mike was hoping the board doesn't come from on the rights of god i'm just going to come up with that see that you got into this it's
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a must also apply them proprietary software you don't know the source code isn't that such a security risk when you have a black box operating the public i think microsoft dependency puts governments under cyber threat and not only that. mole. softness of these missiles is still me. they want to move to. the border. with. these this is. almost i'm done with the old patient stop and there was a sting on jose from his up and his cards on the fine. here it is been revealed that. actors were paid to come out to city council
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meetings so porting a power plant by inter ji corp apparently there is no and. sociopathic companies will do to destroy the world next to all those just pay actors to pretend to be residents who are happy they got cancer from the nearby power plant. anyway they probably would have gotten away with this except you know using actors except someone recognized kevin spacey was one of the. judge. took a turn recently been through discusses our bad acting coach. it's a good thing you have me on staff to talk about this as you not only am i wearing a scarf indoors. but also i've received my training at the french woods musical theater summer camp that's where young boys go to come out of the cars it and
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that's where young girls go to have the most boring summers of their lives i did meet so many strong personalities though i'm sure it's very impressive credentials to go out there see the environmental groups opposing the power plant had passion megaphones art supplies so entergy the company behind the power plant had to hire a cast of concerned citizens in orange curtis provided by entergy ok all right the city council meetings for citizens real students is this crap should be legal. that was good indignation. well real citizens are suing after they were turned away from public hearings and the paid supporters were conveniently told to arrive earlier but for now hiring actors to pose as concerned citizens appears to be legal to back the world's a stage. and that stage is on fire. this
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is that ok that was better. i believe your eyebrows a little more show your wrath let go anyways it's not insane we have growing grass roots movement so we should have more i stroked her movements the grass is always greener when it's fake trump used paid actors so did the koch brothers and environmentalists are using actors too i know for sure. there were rumors of paid protest oh no not that i'm talking about those polar bears. just really howling the dwindling icebergs look he's not even convincing he's not sad he's constipated. snout down for sadness everyone knows that. i wonder you know i wonder who he had to maul to get that role ok. entergy pay these people for doing this listen and i will recount to you this tell
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this man garrett wilkinson was hired by the company crowds on demand to offer people sixty to two hundred dollars redos. about three hours that was a good investment for the power plant now that it was approved by the council new orleans residents will pay two hundred ten million dollars we do. you know we're going to put your orders to you sure it's a given for the city council to approve this god wasn't only t. shirts the actors were using their bodies as instruments one said they paid us to sit through the meeting and clap every time someone said something against wind and solar power. i've been working on my anti renewal applause. when. you start. clapping against renewable resources but i know actors could be used to always will hey no
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not all of them knew what they signed up for watch this there's going to want to experience. movies so we recruited i mean what we were really going. to. save and see. in this economy. is going to true. i love that they have accidentally hired an activist that's also what. what poetic justice that made my day those brunette ok that was good but for a cure you want to widen your eyes at least from the diaphragm you are the tiger who follows its prey on yes that was. part of education is trying to help increase the option when it comes to student loan companies yes increase it for more on this we go to our true red jacket
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correspondent now i'm a good. student loans. were forty four million people facing one point four trillion dollars in debt there are reasons you can't afford a house the reason you have credit. the reason i don't take phone calls anymore. hello this is an automated message from your local pharmacy telling you a prescription in your household is ready for pick up. ha ha ha ha as if you could afford a house with your loan balance. its navy and. state governments are aware of loan servicers like l. net and. companies contracted with the department of education to supposedly help us manage debt are just predatory as the people dateline's chris hansen tells the
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take a seat it's why since two thousand and fifteen space plane connecticut and illinois have passed homebuilt of rights laws legislation that forces companies like navi and to get licensed with a state inform us about loan forgiveness and keep us up to date about all of our repayment options and these loans are necessary given that from january twenty fourth team to the super twenty six team navi was named as a defendant in five hundred thirty federal lawsuits and that in early two thousand and seventeen the consumer financial protection bureau sued davian for allegedly misleading borrowers about the repayment options it is legally obligated to provide put in the fencing de vos era where we're one degree away from her mercenary brother leading arms training for america's teachers the department of education issued a memo bashing licensing requirements saying they interfere with the federal government's
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power to select contractors and we see how important that lack of interference was earlier this year when in its search for new contractors the department of education chose a firm with ties to betsy the loss to collect our student loan debt jesus is there anything this woman hasn't dipped or tell one side i have not not intentionally visited schools that are underperforming oh yeah that's right i forgot. the same way the vos hope you. forget he invested in a company involved in a deal to give loan servicer performance a one hundred forty seven million dollar loan in two thousand and twelve. like this is why states are trying to intervene because the federal government would rather align themselves with industry than consumers education department officials late last year ordered the loan companies that work for the agency to avoid responding
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directly to information requests from third parties which would include state regulators there getting direct orders from the federal government to treat states like they're of a clipboard people on the street just. unless it's for save the children and those people are unnaturally cheerful about dying kids. the sky federal government roadblocks these borrowers rights laws are the only things states are doing to make college affordable nearly a dozen states such as tennessee and oregon have made community college tuition free for residents and next week maryland is about to join their ranks. but with a student loan debt bubble on the verge of bursting the same way the housing one did a decade ago it's going to take all fifty states to make phone calls safe again. oh congrats to me you just won and. all you have to do
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is fill out this. you're just a regular telemarketer not a bill collector yes and. most people just hang out. reporter from the department of education that only mcgill redacted tonight. there are your headlines from the future two months from now you'll learn thirty thousand elderly from living in new orleans wal-mart home and garden oil. coming up on wednesday all of congress found to be actors hired by oil and gas companies. to help thank you for the july. texas governor announces
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medicaid to be replaced with ten dollar coupons this is learned. by the. deep seated. milton's i would say i'm not american but americans helped out really . world war two cures the depression cars i'd say she's concerned prosperity of course from store. for the for us the whole world what it what and. historical rewrite ever since world war two to foment the cold war against russia against communism and.
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socialists mishmosh you it was so you call me out to all close to a swath of the earth so use could call them go. away i think world war two has been distorted credibly by the anglo-american media and that's because they want to minish the role of russia. and stalin who actually defeated hitler. welcome to maximize their financial survival guide. looking forward to your pension account. yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain don't let this happen you watch kaiser report. but. he. was.
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a piece of. data. a little. bit of bad luck. a russian company chance just part of a trunk russia investigation plead not guilty in court and made prosecutors efforts to deny a big day. iraq goes to the polls in parliamentary elections but the vote has raised concern in washington as none of the candidates back its policy of countering iraq. a top u.s. state department expert on new.
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