long for viewing shows not only through television and movies but also in the internet and disney wants to control more of that charging for to view it on their or programming and that's why it is it is a good deal to buy to buy fox and they can again have the studios be able to create even more movies and pictures and that's where the money is so they can charge those prices to get into express more interested to get at the parks or they have the characters they have the parades with the characters they make all the theme park and the rides with the characters that's what disney does really well so people pay for it they're following the money i want to look at. how they're doing how do you start doing that stock is down to it's very interesting the stocks that are trying to take over these companies with the exception of disney are down so eighteen team which is taking over time warner stock is down stock going to down trying time warner's up you have comcast that stock is down stock is a down trend since they put the bit in it's still down compared to disney disney is the only stock that put a bid in for another one of these multimillion companies that is up in the chart up

in the price since all this news came out disney looks great this is a buy expect to see to come back with something to compete against comcast for that but i'll tell you one quick thing bart before we go all of this is going to mean less and less companies in the future of the companies are going to get bigger and fatter and bigger but as a consumer don't necessarily think that you're going to get to pay less it's going to be where the fact is you have two or three big huge mega don companies and you they may be trying to present price gouge people or control the content so from a consumer's perspective i don't think that this is necessarily a good idea and from a media landscape perspective you have less people putting less ideas out there so i don't think it's really great it's great if you happen to own stocks and the stop is getting the pop it's great if you own stock in disney those are great buys but as far as overall for consumer even if you're in the television industry i don't think this. it's necessarily going to be great but the landscape is changing and

nobody can do anything to change it it's going to happen it's setting up everybody is worried and scared of netflix like i said always insightful and delightful melissa arm thanks for your time melissa thanks for having me. and now we move to air b. and b. the home sharing company which operates around the world and has since two thousand and eight when it began really transformed the way millions of people take their trips it's run into a pretty big problem in japan and rentals have dropped sixty percent are to correspondent ashley banks six points the new law legalizing home sharing in japan was initially supposed to help air b. and b. however it's having the opposite effect leaving many customers angry under this new law air b.n. b. host in japan need to acquire a license and comply with fire and other safety regulations and order to open their

homes to paying guest hosts have been operating and what some are calling a legal gray zone running a full time lodging service while the government which at the time only required hotels to be licensed looked the other way however that practice has since changed as soon as a new law took effect tens of thousands of listed air b.n. b. offerings were cancelled air b.n. b. says it believes the japanese government would on or bookings may be for the law took effect earlier this month the japanese government said any host without a license had to cancel any reservations made first days that would begin after the law was put in place air b.n. b. said in a statement this announcement came as a surprise to us we are incredibly sorry we know this stinks and that's an understatement the japan tourism agency says it gave air b.n. b. anough of a heads up that unlicensed hosts won it be able to operate starting june fifteenth

according to japanese officials in the first quarter of this year ten percent of japan's visitors use home sharing and up until now air b.n. b. occupied a legal gray area in the country according to data bank metro. engines in april award in tokyo had more than forty six hundred homes listed on air b.n. b. the ward received one hundred six applications and only issue licenses to sixteen according to home share data research firm holloway's air b.n. b. it listings in japan have dropped to twenty two thousand which is a sixty percent drop earlier this week the japan tourism agency said we cannot allow the implementation of the law to have a bad effect on inbound tourism were happy to direct visitors to legal operations air b.n. b. is criticizing the agency's saying officials failed to make it clear on registered host wouldn't be able to honor reservations made prior to when the law took effect

customers are so angry they claim they may never use air b.n. b. or visit japan again which could ultimately affect your band's tourism market affect air bambi's bottom line and washington actually banks are it's. time now for a quick break but stick around because when we return several of president trump's cabinet members including the secretary of commerce wilbur ross are facing pressure due to some serious ethical lapses arky correspondent alison pile of which gives us the latest details plus a little longer and where our t. correspondent tells us why chinese and hong kong bestor is that slow down there one significant body of london real estate as we go to break world market reaction to present drop off in the ante on additional tariff it was the worst day of the month for the dow and the s. and p. there were those numbers at the closing bell back at a point. join

me every thursday on the alex i'm i'm sure and i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. committed a sloppy corruption in the u.k. that's what people respect the case for the for the most corruption bottlers of corruption there's a concierge of global banking corruption and they do a fine job at it but they don't do it kerry and shantytowns. get a phone no. one was the last time that you went on the internet no i'm not using these village is it safe to say. are you sure there's new music ters

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quote come back columbia elected a new president on sunday raising serious questions about the future of that country's peace process hard right care hard right wing candidate ivan touquet defeated former bogota mayor and former guerrilla gustavo petro with fifty four percent of the vote the president elect promises tax cuts said reductions in government spending and i returned to ariel. recite spring of cocoa plants which was halted for health reasons back in two thousand and fifteen columbia's had a five decade old civil war that looked to be ending in part due to the efforts of former president one man well santos who was awarded the nobel peace prize in two thousand and sixteen some however are now concerned that the incoming president will undo the peace process with uncertain consequences for the columbia economy. and it seems it is miller time and beer is once again at the center of a brawl but this time the fight is in the u.s. courts past brewing company of los angeles which markets past blue ribbon or p.b.r.

a beer noted for its affordability and other flashback brands including all the walking colt forty five the sewing miller gores miller corps brews and your beats p.b.r. under long standing are grim and that predates millard gore's current corporate configuration the agreement expires in two thousand and twenty and miller corps has said that they may not renew it perhaps alleges a breach of contract and anti-competitive practices in twenty six in a twenty sixty lawsuit now set to finally begin on nov twelfth after miller corps repeated motions to dismiss were rejected the stakes are very high for paps which reported reportedly only had a five point five million gallons of independent production capacity in twenty fifteen a loss in court would leave them with a much less with much less product to sell and a difficult path to markets beer drinkers on a budget may want to stock up. and it is an unfortunate

circumstances a circumstance especially for me who served in government for thirty years when government officials or politicians behave badly but it doesn't change the fact that when we learn about backroom deals and people lying under oath it gets under the skin of a lot of us and it should artie's alex mann joins us to talk about the latest couple of culprits who just happen to be members of president trump's cabinet jeez louise alex it looks like interior secretary ryan zinke he may be involved in some shady business what can you tell us on that one. you know bart i've been doing this for a long time and i've seen this at the municipal the provincial the federal level the state level every level you can imagine when you comes to politicians there's always a couple of stinkers and there happens to be a couple in the trumpet ministration it looks like this time around well we know that's the interior secretary mr soucie in talking about him while you know him and his wife set up a beautiful foundation there from montana of the blue place called whitefish and that foundation has to be happens to be in cahoots with a company called how little that are yours you scratch my back if i'll scratch

yours type of thing going on here how the burden we've heard of how the burden has to be it is the u.s. is biggest oil service company halliburton somebody that you know might want the interior ministry to help them drill in places they weren't drilling before and maybe with regulations when it comes to drilling for oil so you see where i'm going with this now the scratch your back back to the interior minister and his wife all this happens to be a question about white fish want to know which is this town now is a really hip if you've got money and if you want to go traveling vacationing this is a place you want to go there's a development going on there and guess who's backing that development the development is backed by david lesser who is the house of burton chairman and he's backing the developments in this town a town which the interior minister the secretary and his wife have wanted to put a microbrewery in for a very long time and it just happens that this development has

a microbrewery that has a special space just for them to put that in there on top of that this is the interior secretary also and this is the interesting part they have given space for to the developer to the lesser back developer lesser we're talking the hauber guy for a parking lot in a project that was in a space that was given to their foundation for a veterans peace park so they're going to build a parking lot there and on the other side of this project to project because what they have they have some lead that's going to go up in value. if this development happened so i think we have a little bit of it right here it's shameful now let's talk a little bit about the commerce secretary wilbur ross he's also under the microscope for some shifty and shady business and what's going on with that alex ok well mr ross when he came into power when they brought him up there you of course have to go in for the government ethics committee he swore all kinds of stuff up and down there and he told the committee that his holdings that he had which are certain holdings that he have to divest that he divested these old stuff these

holdings happened to be in coots with the government of china with a russian company as well as a bank in cyprus that happens to be under investigation by mr mueller so you can see whoa whoa he's things are not really above board now he pledged that he got rid of all these assets and he actually did but after the fact after promising that he didn't that he ready divested this was all after the fact and it sent seems to me that his family silk continues to do business with these foreign entities down spokes person for mr wilbur says the secretary did not lie well if a lie is not telling lies telling something different a little bit later changing things around later after you told a lie and now it's not a lot i'm confusing myself even here because i think everybody will confuse when it comes down to this this is just a mess a lie is a lie is a lie and that's what happened in this case as well you know there's also alternate

facts right there that they got to clean up that they got the patent on alternate facts are key correspondent alex my hile a bit tough news but we thank you for bringing it to us thank you. and in the u.k. the number of debit card payments surpassed the number of cash for the first time in twenty seventeen bank trading group u.k. finance says debit transactions last year rose fourteen percent over the previous year to thirteen point two billion while cash payments fell by fifteen percent to thirteen point one billion u.k. finance says cutting edge of cashless transactions contactless payments of which cards are devices are placed near readers played a big role in the historic shift accounting for five point six billion of those thirteen billion debit transactions and fifteen percent of all payments u.k. finance predicts countless payments will increase to thirty six percent of all

payments within ten years driven higher by the preferences of younger consumers and london real estate prices the fallen for the first time in nearly a decade despite gains in every other region across england prices went down in the past year by an average of nearly five thousand pounds meanwhile the once large and renowned purchasing a real estate in the city of london by chinese and hong kong investors has slowed r t correspondent isa alit tells us why concerns in the u.k. property market and in particular the london markets as investments from chinese and those based in hong kong has dropped in the first quarter of two thousand and eighteen investment levels were four hundred eighty two million pounds of supporting two cushman and wakefield profits the consultants now if you compare that to seven billion pounds during two thousand and seventeen that's a significant drop in the significant fact there are several factors which perhaps

contribute to why those chinese and hong kong invest is putting as much money. that's the lowest level since two thousand and fifteen one of the main concerns is they're waiting to see what will happen with briggs it the u.k. getting ready to leave the european union and there are been concerns persisting since the regs vote here in the u.k. in june of twenty sixteen as to exactly investors and investors holding back their capital as they wait to see what happens but actually in the immediate wake of that vote the pound dropped a nut saw an initial surge in foreign investors plowing money into london property but that seems to be slowing down a little bit as people wait to see what kind of shape the final deal will take now another point perhaps worth pointing out is chinese regulators they've been taking

more steps in recent months to try to stop outbound flows of capital from china going to various capitals around the world including london so that perhaps is making those investors will make it more difficult for those investors to send them money outside of china and in fact there are reports that many of those investors are now selling up as they seek to bring those profits home and perhaps one example of a development which has been suffering as a result of that is paddington it's an area in the west of central london and it recently as over got over seen or seen a billion pounds worth of billions of pounds worth of investment to regenerate the area rentals a down investment is down in the area basically not seeing the type of growth that investors would have initially anticipated so those property investors will be

hoping that the u.k. can secure a good trade deal following brags that and that those prices will continue to rise and investors' money will continue to come in. our thanks to r.t. correspondent is solly for that report and our thanks to you for joining us on the broadcast we'll see you again soon. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer and it be with the death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict respond innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people is terrifying the is just no way that hasn't been that we hear even many victims' families want the death

penalty to be abolished. the death penalty here is because that's what murder victims' families what that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in and say. not quite enough we've been through this this isn't the way. this is says harlan kentucky. over all of these groups the employees the water industry families leave. a co money city with almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the coal was a said. that it was love to see these people the survivors of a world disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become

a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's happened it's happened. russia records a decisive victory over egypt in the world cup after a nail biting game and three to one. on the russian side it's pretty obvious that the party will be massive undoubtedly the atmosphere is building up already a lot of people here a lot of jubilation. my colleague corey says she joins you next hour with the

latest on the world cup and other international news get ready for the kaiser report that's just ahead on our team. guys are this is the kaiser report report that drills into your mind impregnate your soul with the truth. that is very bizarre but we're still here at kaiser report college to report over there could have been a hole under the this one that's why i had to cover it up punched my fist through the wall when i heard about something egregious happening in the banking system that raccoon that climb to the top of your. yeah you should have you know somebody with a raccoon stun gun by the way. and espanol as well because we love our spanish speaking

audience that's right. well you know i just have this headline this first headline because i liked the way it was written really new york times the rich are planning to leave this wretched planet. adios amigo get out of here i like that i'll tell you this we won't miss them the rich nothing the rich are drained why because not that they're rich but the way that they got rich you see in the past people got rich by doing hard labor not hard labor but by doing stuff you know made and innovative in creating industries creating products creating value you know this class of rich people is just wrong so yeah they're just fine answers or ponzi schemes all bernie made up is to bernie madoff class bernie madoff is just one of a million ponzi scheme operators and if you flush them all down the toilet in the world to be a lot better off well this was about some sort of fifty five million dollar trip on a philip stark designed cocktails and retro futuristic designed space shuttle that

they're apparently going to leave the planet so where we won't miss some will be very happy if they go away people start is that he designs a lot of stuff into. if you go to a film start as i don't i'll stop because of the comfortable life of the bathroom for example is shaped like an inverted pyramid is no place to put your toothpaste on a spaceship with a bunch of other tops and your whining about my toothpaste anywhere and they get into a vicious fight they kill each other they all died out of space stark amongst them it would be fantastic good good well speaking. of people getting rich and a very illegal sort of wrong way here while we've been in ireland we have gone to where some of the stories that happened they came trump some minutes you know just in about falling off a raccoon making it to the roof of. somewhere in america well david drumm guilty verdict all you need to know in two minutes banker faces potentially a long jail term on conspiracy to fraud and up to ten years for false accounting

he's the fifty one year old former banker of anglo-irish we've covered this story remember he fled to the us i think back in two thousand and eight two thousand and nine as the crisis was unfolding in the bank was collapsing and they needed a balance from the taxpayer here and he fled to boston thinking he would escape justice as every his friends here were you know being charged with stuff well they actually date him back from the u.s. and now he's just a trial and he was found guilty by the jury of twelve or thirteen people on the jury and he's been found guilty of fraud they found david working in a suit along goodman better call saul was where he was hiding out. with like what i introduced to the show that the rich are planning on leaving this wretched man that and the planet of course is wretched because of the likes of david john because of the likes of warren buffett because the likes of bill gates because of the likes of ron in our economy because of the likes of lloyds r.b.s.

j.p. morgan citibank through each bank every single bank you can think of that is very big and powerful well we are wretched here on this earth that they are. fleeing and if they flee perhaps we can recover again like a phoenix from the ashes that they have left behind the jury of nine men and three women convicted the one time bank chief executive over a series of circular transactions that made anglos deposits look seven point two billion euros larger than they were in september two thousand and eight he was also found guilty of false accounting in december two thousand and eight when the bank published misleading information to the market showing those fraudulent deposits in the bank's annual financial statements he was found to have conspired with. willie mcateer and john boccieri depositors and investors by dishonestly creating the impression anglo was healthier than it was of course we had in america john course signed who did similar based on what you're reading there in terms of making his bank. his brokerage look more sound than it was and he did not

face any jail time. in the circular transaction. you know of course circular transactions or accounting fraud is the modus operandi for just about every bank in the world a bank clerk for it because it was grievously done and they're very bad at hiding their fraud here in ireland because they're so used to committing fraud and getting away with it that they don't even bother committing fraud. in a way that would be obvious but there are so corrupt here in ireland that they did it in a way that was very. well it was actually a little bit more. the reason why it was so obvious that somebody actually recorded his phone conversations telling them to hide all this bad debt and to make it look they were called the anglo tapes he was recorded on the phone and in that conversation he refers to the central bank in the financial regulator as that f. ing shower of clowns down in dange street but that's probably why if you upset just

like bernie madoff went to prison because he stole from the wrong people here he's like calling these guys clowns and that they should just give the money the central bank needs to give them some money and. and make them whole rather than them having to commit fraud a pretend in the circle and. down the pub just drunk and spilling nonsense to people talking about how the clowns on damn straight other regulate that's the way it's done in ireland for years and then finally somebody decided hey enough of these guys just ripping us off blind the economy is in freefall the housing market collapsed and bondo is still facing taxes in the netherlands but you know he's one of now many who've been sent to prison his his coconspirators have been sentenced to three you know many years in prison why has that not happened in the united kingdom you say that it's uniquely corrupt here but i would say it's the opposite that they've actually gone to prison. i don't say there are uniquely corrupt as i

said they're very uniquely sloppy and corrupt here in ireland in the u.k. they've been corrupt for a thousand years and they've got it down to find signs isaac newton is like one of the most corrupt central bankers to ever miss grace central europe and they have refined it to a very perfect. sloppy corruption in the u.k. that's what people respect for them the most. advanced karate bottlers of corruption or the concierge of global banking corruption and they do a fine job at it but they don't do it here in shantytown ireland that's why john course got away with m.f. global because he did it through london. and the corruption the lehman corruption went through and they didn't come through dublin or damn straight you know bernie madoff to do is corruption today i'm straight games last place you want to do financial products because these idiots like you could end up in jail to go to jail because he's a moron so here's some more people who are going to end up in jail and i'm going to

read this headline because we're at money and crypto comp we spoke at crypto cons want to play a conference report and not on the camera here's the headline shady i.c.a.o. issuers are taking bags. cash the border u.s. says securities and exchange commission chairman j. clayton speaking at a conference in new york said companies raising money through digital token sales shouldn't have any illusions that the government will treat them differently than firms participating in traditional stock offerings he added that the market deserves close attention because the f.c.c. has already seen examples of fraudsters fleeing the country after persuading u.s. investors to back their i.c.a.o. is nine billion and i.c.a.o. so far and twenty eighteen any idiot who tries to court cross a border with cash more than ten thousand is stupid because this is going to be. just and saying if they wanted to get. over the border done successfully they should have gone h.s.b.c. master the art you know they have a special box boxes they created for the mexican drug lords. billions of dollars and i don't even allegedly because you know the british people make you say

allegedly before everything regulators but in fact h.s.b.c. has admitted it they admitted it to eric holder and they paid them a couple billion dollars that paid the u.s. taxpayer somebody i don't know where that money went where do those fines go anyway like you want to. fill out the ground. they've gone h.s.b.c. to commit their fraud they want to be walking the streets of london and shopping and yes you know if you're going to be a shady i.c.a.o. is sure you should do it through london because it actually was a way to do it the way they do but the thing i want to bring up here it was not this has been a big topic at money conference krypto comp was these i c.e.o.'s and whether or not the f.c.c. is going to go after them but the f.c.c. chairman said something very interesting and he agreed with exactly what max keiser has said about what is wrong with the u.s. public markets it goes on to say clayton also expressed concern about the health of the public u.s. stock market.