countries can't set different tariff rates for different countries outside of free trade agreements the second pertains to bound tariff rates which are the tariff ceilings that each country has already agreed to in previous negotiations of course i think it's quite interesting that in the us if they exit w.t.f. . it's kind of a symmetry to china entering the w t o under was it under nixon so clinton but they entered the global economy under nixon right when as i said in the front the madman policy began right it would nice be nice bookend to kind of the centuries that we dominated in this country and now we're going to be dominated twenty first century because we've got the bigger not we've got the bigger sika we've got the guy who's going to genuinely push the button china don't play dull dull but that we're not going to do it don't be ashamed don't be a schmuck we're going to work but we're going to push it now without question without doubt he's our own dr strangelove he's a dr strangelove a president which is strange they've got to be out there you know lead you know

lead by leaving be out there don't don't pretend to be crazy should drop in on the nato summit i guess it's on monday he should just didn't know his meeting with putin is he should write in on a missile. you know that's a great entrance what a genius those guys anyway we're going to take a break when we come back over talking to a fifteen year old kid is probably going to take over the world so don't go away stay right there. the camera. roughly once the show is so moved thank you for the. videos doing. this with the group least going. down the mall.

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boarding or it's about to hurt and the redistribution of. debt downwards do you want to. welcome back to the kaiser report max kaiser time now to turn all over morris who is a python developer and who is fifteen years old oliver welcome to the kaiser report and you have i mean it's great to see it we saw you up and double money columns and we got to meet you we know that you've been developing macs going for a few years and i as i understand it you when eight years old first saw kaiser report is that correct and then you started to get into crypt yeah so what i want to know as walk me through what were the steps in other words ok you're watching guys or you're like ok this guy max is like. stacey seems like she's normal started

watching and then krypto what's that so then in recent yeah how do you get into i'm just watching well what happened at that moment so. a big point and understanding of that coin and the chain and now a years old i didn't get too much into into i was about eleven or twelve obviously knew about it back then i was any age that's when i was there in the gaming or i was more into gaming and not programming it so but i have so from the last three or four years i've been in. development but my why i got into the question was for chris alice and he i tweet to him once i saw him on the kaiser report in twenty sixteen talking about. project that's right he he was very big into getting nodes out there on the raspberry pi there as my prize is a computer. stores all its memory on i might caress t.

caught there's a lot. of stuff it's got all you can stick your keyboard that these are now you can on its own raspberry pi chris else is always been a big name in the space getting people into crypto and then you started to learn pie. it was a heart so me learning python i was program with another developer and also chris and we put myself. in l's learning from him that they coined. and stored in bitcoin and i also wrote bash scripts for installing it point on the . end how much. do you like youtube and stuff like as a part of the autodidactic learning process i learn python a few different toros on python the basics into major media and font stay in python and from the basics and then dobbs the big quine on youtube is not too much

when i was first going into it in twenty fourteen or twenty fifteen but more now but i was thinking obviously writing more and more videos or teach people about the big point. piven is a programming language. is written in the ninety's and it's a really really good language is the language it's got so many different libraries for writing a website. writing and i do a lot of the coin. for writing using the bitcoin block chain and you grab all the chain data from the blocks. the. transaction hash and all the other stuff that's in a block so there are a number of other coins out there so-called all quietens and of course max klein is one of them your began to the max we'll talk about that a second but tell me about the stock market because it seems like it's

a place of experiment i kind of raymone quite well i have like before i didn't launch or anything like that and i was messing around with the mind far far. each of the set i had. genesis block of genesis block and. info i would not follow saw i was experimenting on how our chain is created and also i write and peiffer in code where i can move the algorithm sheltie five six and shot free and kind of to just hashing lines of code and just released it. for people who don't know it is what them get how it is an open source platform for releasing your code and for free you can open social code for you to upload so people can download or view on mine what's amazing to me is that up until recently the whole world of of engineering and technology and developing expertise

and all this required one to go to university to study quite diligently to go into the lab and experiment but here you are you starting at eight you're now fifteen and you're involved with open source eve got all the a freshly made you tube and you're programming all coins in looking at big coins so even imagined and built your own world. do you feel like that or are you so merced and now that it just seems completely normal i suppose yeah when you speak to other people and they say well is that and you need to try and explain i mean you kind of feel how much you actually know or you kind of writing. oh. i would have to go to university to study this but you know i'm schooled i've been able to study it the last three or four years and be dedicated and write home school point i was talking their deaths i'm and then in fact he recognized that this was

a passage of yours and it would be years before they had it in school so he homeschooled you and you just burst or soften the and now you are fully dedicated to it one of the next programs or languages or what do you what do you what's next for you to learn. billy see your c. plus plus so i can get more into actually building on the chain with the actual source code of going. of all coins so i can understand the actual source code of understand the actual say genesis of the hashing hashing. and the different transaction ashes actually programming actually with a lot chain for a language like c. plus plus i think that's my next go for somebody who has something about macs going on why is it so great what do you say say macs coin is more secure than a bit coin or using shop for

a engine or signatures and quantum assistant. who knows how to go from just being associated with max kaiser which of course an incredible cache globally in not only in the crypt our space but in the local population of humans in our planet earth aliens traveling through space you can travel through time with max gone you can go through ships don't stacy is not going to help you. only joking that you like max guy and you think it's something worthy to work. out for the team as well if it is really good there's another team that was there on. joe's and. mine are. really good developers there's a meet up in the fall out here in portugal for to go didn't get the memo on that and if things in september i think so i'll go work on the big meet up big me up and then portugal and. so people surprised when a lot of your fifteen years old or the most thing some kind of thing what david

said is it's not ages i'm and it's also not obviously my intelligence or my for me my age is. david and believe me and i suppose even to be stated in plays me when i said i'm fifty is open. when i really got to know me i suppose then i realize i'm fifteen years old but it's kind of a shock to some people that i didn't believe in myself. marcy watches eight but you know people do come up to us and say we like the show and changed our lives to some degree it's you know we've got crypto and really is a big influence on us but for this is like a new thing for us for someone who is like eight and is that seemingly directed it's going someplace that we have some kind of influence on it's what were you taking us were we going weren't we're at my head it what's going on. the future oh and the future of krypton well i mean like i've.

ever space big and ever changing and you've got the use in your brain is still fresh and i'm like to crap an old can barely get through a day without dribbling on myself where i work what can i look forward to. mind oh so the future of my own me to i could teach you programming maybe. if you want to learn and i want to say yes the thing to do and you know you have a lot of confidence where does that come from where you get your confidence from is it just in the go words i've. been singing or performing i suppose on stage to singing since i was free is out sunspot is confidence since i was for four years for all this time and then. be on the show i was chris back in twenty sixteen i was able to be able to talk more so it's got the confidence and i noticed

a scar on there for nascar but a bruise on her face from kickboxing is that how you account for it is that are you online now a lot of little programming i do i've been doing country for about my six years now and i'm a black bell and almost. as well as the meditation is a great way to unwind. and then i'll response man all this is all happening at the same time. i'm in completely gobsmacked the more we talk the more i'm wondering. are you some kind of vision from the future i mean you're like a hologram or a shapeshifter are you in fact a quantum particle sent from the future to test the quantum resistance own backs coin. well. i'm back well fabulous up over let's go out of the next question and show it here about people in the tech space like a bill bill gates or steve jobs and you know they totally transform the industry

they're visionaries. do you think you might be following in their footsteps or just being over there not i suppose the influence or being able to teach of a people now i'd really like to teach more people in space maybe even younger people as well if they were interested or actually would dedicate more to it by i have yeah i suppose i like to be quite an influence on the space right so you're going to use your powers of influence educate yeah the salisbury novel and you know what's going on like you just have such a great president it's very impressive we've got max going going down we've got we've got conferences coming up more and more of them when you travel around the world are you do you look out for folks and say hey they're getting into crypto they're getting into because i'm looking for adoption do you try to you know tell people about it on your travels because there's like a disciple of the toshi in that way yeah i do try and tell other people about the

because i know a lot of people i was not really interested or they don't understand that were you trying to explain it and i was trying to help other people it's hard to explain it also i was teaching i haven't or the basics not have known so many different people in school studying just python or programming in general and i kind of get bored and i suppose if you get into blotch i know you have the right influences that help inspire you more to learn more than then you might carry on learning yeah i think we were talking on jimmy song right doing. a program he's developing programmers and doing a lot of creating programmers and i think. probably gets into one of the jimmy song . sessions coming up. and that's a real credit to the programming industry and i j jimmy. we got one for here but anyway we got to go thanks for being on the kaiser report all right. that's going to do it on the kaiser report saying that geyser stays ever like our guest morris

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hello and welcome to cross talk where all things considered i'm peter lavelle like a bull in a china shop donald trump style and negotiation skills were on full display at this year's annual nato gathering he was not shy about how he feels about the alliance now the trump putin summit is front and center would be a mirror photo op or something more. crosstalk in the trump putin summit i'm joined by my guest i reeled in london he is a foreign affairs consultant and analyst in new york we have charles or tell he is

a private investor and writer as well as host of the podcast show sunday which are also and unlike jackson we have the new mcadams he is the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity are gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate daniel let me go to you first in lake jackson let's think about the afterglow of well it was a interesting even entertaining to some degree. of nato this year i'm not sure of anything really is going to stick because we have like mccrone coming out saying well we talked about the budget increases but we didn't agree on anything so i don't know what that we know it was a public display and trump style ok and he left a lasting impression as we go into the putin trump summit where do you think things stand go ahead daniel. well you know trump said all the right things for the wrong reasons yet you missed a lot of the big points but he exposed one thing that's probably the most important

thing to come out of the nato summit which is that nato is a racket it's an absolute racket and he exposed that with his comments about germany germany if you are so afraid of russia if russia is about to invade you why are you in richmond then with billions and billions of dollars in trade and not building up your own military he's exposed it for the whole world nato is a racket i think that should be the one thing that comes out of the summit i really from what's the perspective from london because that's where the president the united states is right now go ahead. the number one this concerned with smattering donald trump we don't have a serious debate over the. two days ago. but look a form. of the economists. had this exposé in the b.b.c. saying we need to stick together because i'm not you know crumbling so the general outlook within the political. elite i mean among the politicians and in the u.k.

is that they don't know i mean they are scared they are scared of you know losing the incentives and everything which has been granted to them so far so we as i said before we don't have a serious debate we have. blame game but we don't have any serious debate which is lucky and it's exposing and i agree with you in europe i mean. i don't blame donald trump they allow him to you know to play on their nose ok i don't blame donald trump well yeah i mean i agree with daniel let me go to charles right now i think a lot of questions that need to be at answered were never asked but one thing is for sure charles donald trump was true to his avocation he said businessman by american. since by american energy that's his real message it really wasn't called security it was about we want you to buy our stuff here and that was his

bottom line charles go ahead well i also think that there's a lesson in history when nato was formed western europe lay in ruins and the soviet union was a gathering threat very severe gathering threat that was seventy years ago almost and the nations the big nations in europe are very wealthy there's speaking it just as an american based in it here in new york new york a diet hundred fifty two was the manufacturing capital of america was a major export are today in new york lays york state is a bloated bureaucracy our manufacturing is in ruin and you know we need to spend money we need to encourage investors to spend money here it absolutely makes no sense across the political spectrum i think in the u.s. to be sending billions and billions of dollars to defend germany against. russia when germany seems very interested in promoting russia's economic interest so it's time to have the grown up talk and it's ridiculous to wait till twenty

twenty five for these rich european nations to foot their share of the bill ok daniel but the the interesting thing for me is that you know and i've said this on this program a number of times nato exists because it exists they don't have a reason why except there is a huge bloated and very comfortably paid bureaucracy there everybody gets a cut of the pie and that's why i mean you know teressa may not even be in power this time next week and she told trump i want you to be tough with putin ok i mean in that's the only card that she gets to play is that and that's the only way she gets to stay closer to europe through this brags that quagmire is to nato is the alliance that gels everything together but it's really an emperor with no clothes argument go ahead daniel. well she basically got caught in a lie and she's trying to get other people to help lie the way out of it you know she's desperate for or trying to bring up the scruple affair because you know everything that they said about it has completely been undermined by facts you know

the idea that went over there and and poisoned a former a former russian spy but the fact of the matter is. you know the germans there's a new poll that's out saying that more germans want americans to leave then to stay and that is such a significant thing europe does not feel threatened by russia at all otherwise they would spend if you had a threatening neighbor next door you may buy a gun you may move you may do something else but if you just sit there and take it then you don't really feel threatened and i think that's the case with with with with jerk with europe and you're right nato is this big monster that exists to exist it's a bureaucracy that built a big scary claw. is our new headquarters and i think it cost a billion dollars at least i'm sure other experts anding it to very level and areas funding things like the atlantic council which does nothing but but you try to

destroy journalists who are not on board with the neo con anti russia view so it's become a very mild level an anti freedom organization rather than pro west pro freedom organization you know and you know it is it we're going to talk about the some in the second half of the program but i mean did nato come off very well after this summit here because i think we all agree trump questioned a lot of important things but having question what i think is fundamentally you know the reason why the alliance exists in the first place and it was really quite telling because he he's the one that said well russia isn't an enemy it's a competitor again this is his mindset this is not the mindset of a bureaucracy a military alliance ok they don't have that mindset because you know that trump wanted you know in the west they build weapons to make money it's a business a country like russia builds primarily weapons for defense it doesn't mean they go don't go out on the road and sell them but primarily it's for defense go ahead in

london. first of all we have two of the the nato. is a huge business for many people. the new. to industrial and to russia industry. it is the glue which which is sticking together the west the nations so that's why we're seeing this fear now and the sense of insecurity among among the elite athletes and as you rightly said and what won't cup two thousand eight hundred mosco prove is that people are not afraid i mean ordinary people are not afraid of russians many citizens from all over the world came to russia and they were pleased with. what they saw in moscow in russia all together so it is. he said is this forty seven percent of all of the german populace which is unwilling to have the u.s.

troops on their soil it is only thirty five or thirty four which is still willing to have u.s. troops on or on german soil so if you talk to the you know regular people even in poland in. public in france they're not scared of of russia excuse me it is only the elites who those who are you know participating. you know profiting from from from stigmatizing russia are afraid because what they are going to do you know whole russia business will collapse yeah you know where they are going well find find work and i know that because they will russia be an anti russia it's a it's also a racket ok i mean you can never be you can say anything what you want about russia and be completely wrong and you'll never be punished or charles charles let me just jump in let me just yeah let me just say one.