do you think since being jailed anna's house has reportedly wore scent she cries throughout the court hearings you are near was being driven in a cold prison van for hours it was minus eleven outside she was interrogated for many hours with no psychologist or lawyer present she was treated like a seasoned criminal they made her cry how can a seventeen year old withstand this. if found guilty they face up to ten years and present i do not question the r.t. moscow. i would have eleven school shootings already this year the u.s. is planning to spend almost two million dollars on training people to respond to emergency situations with more details is. the u.s. department of homeland security has just approved a grant to create a trauma training program for high schools around the country essentially one point eight million dollars is being offered for those who could create a long term self-sustaining mechanism for the safety of high school students

teenagers are being taught how to treat gunshot wounds and deal with dangerous situations in ohio tactical grade pepper spray is being placed around the schools now when a canister is removed alarm will sound alerting the authorities here's how one politician described the pepper spray system. this will stop anyone in their tracks . in north dakota the police are asking that high powered rifles be stored on school grounds meanwhile texas is jumping on the bandwagon of giving teachers guns we need our teachers to be armed we you know when you have when you're facing someone who's an active shooter the best way to take that shooter down that is with a gun but even better than that is four or five guns to one there's even talk of firearm training for preschool children it's something that we should think about

america about putting guns in the hands of law abiding citizens whether they actually be counted to children or how to train for a school or a three year old cannot defend itself from a and so rifle by throwing a hello kitty pencil they said it our founding fathers did not put an age limit on the second amendment this year the back to school sales aren't just pencils and notebooks parents are stocking up on body armor.

in a matter of seconds. you can lock the door of this they can't get shot oh you can't get around it about arming schoolteachers know all right how about bulletproof backpacks. for rail and big yes that is positive that teachers should be weapons for protection for the students i don't think it's a good idea at all i think we need to disarm everybody not our more people and if we disarmed people we wouldn't need bulletproof backpacks and what about a nationwide training program for high schoolers to deal with like gunshot wounds trauma training thing that's efficient american seem to pretty clearly agree that school shootings are a big problem but do you stop them with more guns or less that's where americans just can't seem to agree caleb mop and r.t. new york so that's how things are looking safe on the saving don't forget that you can keep yourself updated to you on our social media pages on you tube check.

very building never great was founded on the rape and murder. nothing changed so we said all response to these situations that we're dealing with. people get shot every day she is just people kill each other blood for the killing children. how many times there was just no way that people are going to just sit back and allow children to be shot down by law enforcement. this country doesn't work for us it doesn't function for us. this is can't be happening

in america we call from the streets we've got to deal with why this is the reason i have to ride like this is the reason.

i'm asking this is a cuz a report. i feel like johnny cash so many times in my life that was just one of them anyway enough about johnny cash was talk with stacy max you know it was in this white house here in one nine hundred seventy one whereby president nixon before he was impeached did take the united states off the gold standard and thus the entire world off the gold standard and we were on a total fiat's currency standard and we have now reached the you know the basically chaos that he sowed at that point in time forty fifty years later we're now seeing these huge trade imbalances but we're also seeing what happens when our time preference has shifted and we became an ultra consumer society we don't create that much wealth and a lot of people actually you see are unhappy they would rather create wealth they would rather have meaningful existence and i think that's part of why we have the

opioid addiction and all that sort of stuff but that's for another episode so i want to talk about the fear at money this is men with the guns are sent by the people in these buildings as paul krugman would say the men with guns back our feet but here's a cartoon somebody named peyton sterling did and that's max guys they're analyzing because it is not a bubble big corn is a pin it looks like pepe max kaiser elegant it were well done this year less than yellow and i only like you that's great for them over christmas as a stocking stuffer you can get one of these dolls and be the envy of your entire family and that's not your neighborhood you know the one hundred seventy one it's another legacy of the vietnam war as a talk about morrell the collapse of morality in nixon had to start paying for that war and got us all to go senate to expand the credit credit expansion to buy more guns to fulfill the what eisenhower warned us about the military industrial complex

so since then we've of course had hyper financialization and the cation of all. the assets of america and this is why we've seen the rapidly escalating in the past two decades especially the cost for health care the cost for education the cost for many things houses things that used to be within the reach of an ordinary worker and i can remember back in the one nine hundred seventy s. my mom after my dad passed away was a single mother and she was able to buy a house go to university with three kids and still like how imagine a twenty four year old woman being able to do that today no it's not possible because of the high profile until ization and all the credit and debt has driven up the cost of all these things and yet wages have not risen so i want to turn to a tweet that i i made reference to a wall street journal article and they were saying that the u.s. will soon spend close to twenty percent of g.d.p. on health twenty percent of g.d.p.

and health i said you know what we are high deductible health insurance policy masquerading as a country is a hospital disguised as a cannot even that like a hospital at least like if you're dying they're going to fix soon they're going to like give you resuscitation and put some also some machines in you there might be some use there but this is a high deductible health insurance policy it's just a piece of paper that comes with a lot of other paper every single time you visit the doctor you get thirty forty pieces of paper to explain what happened and whether or not they going to pay and how much it could have cost them and blah blah blah but here it's just a piece of paper financialization as a piece of credit that you might possibly have so it's a high deductible health insurance policy masquerading as a country as a result of hyper financialization that goes back to nine hundred seventy one and the closing of the gold window in the absence of hard money in our economy and it's only getting worse and twenty percent of g.d.p. for this type of behavior health care is

a shame you know it's i'm an embarrassment it's a drain on the vital resources of the country when you have. all that capacity going into something that's completely unproductive of course it was dick cheney who said that russia was a gas station masquerading as a country and i think it's something like twelve to fifteen percent of russian g.d.p. is gas and oil so there is a problem when any sector becomes too powerful and what happens especially in an economy like this is lobbyists and how that power begets more power that concentration of wealth begets more power and a worse situation so that why we're going to get to twenty percent if we get to twenty percent of our g.d.p. to health care the health insurance industry it's going to get to twenty five percent and thirty percent they strangle the rest of the economy health care has become a larger part of the economy creating powerful constituencies resistant to change

in the way the system operates the health care industry over took the retail sector as the nation's largest employer in december given local economies and their workers a stake in the industries growth health jobs surpassed manufacturing jobs in two thousand and eight and these are not productive jobs sure they save you from maybe dying but they are not productive jobs are not adding to the wealth of the nation the number of doctors as a going up the number of bureaucrats is going up the bureaucrat numbers for every doctor has to be maybe once you bureaucrats products are now it's ten to fifteen bureaucrats production and these bureaucrats just push paper around like they push for x. money around to make fees on for x. exchanges no reason for a four x. exchange if you have some global money like gold or big going there's a need for this insurance industry to push all this paper around if you had a health policy that was commensurate with the health needs but since you have on set or irresponsible lobbyist accessing unlimited credit from an irresponsible

federal reserve bank you have a infinite regress that you saw with money starting in the one nine hundred seventy s. . and now insurance companies selling insurance on insurance contracts on insurance contracts on insurance contracts with another bureaucrat and another bureaucrat is infinite regress taking the country down a slippery slope into a miami asthma of third world status highest infant death mortality rate of any industrialized nation they have america they have that all that data on this wall street journal article but we're going to talk about the role of the us dollar and the sort of debt based system that enables this sort of system because this is pure decadence this is really a kind of a gruesome situation where it's not even like it's covering everybody like it's not like europe where they're paying something like eight or nine percent of their economies our health care but everybody gets treated here it's like this weird gruesome thing and now it's you know exactly what they point to their jobs so

you're never going to get rid of it because in say well you get rid you lose jobs same with california where you have this powerful prisons and all those thirty three strikes you're out you stole that piece of pizza well that's your third strike and you know what you go to prison for forty five years and no possibility of parole to a twenty year old guy and they have situations like that in california and their populations willing to spend forty five thousand dollars a year for the next sixty years to incarcerate as a twenty year old because they stole a piece of pizza well this is the tragedy of money versus hard money that people will continue in a job being paid money that loses purchasing power every year the u.s. dollar losing over ninety eight percent of its purchasing power instead of taking a breath taking a step back and demanding sound money as it's stipulated in the u.s. constitution not to demand hard money or sound money for wages is to be essentially dictating any kind of connection to the constitution united states

you're not even living in america at that point you're living in some backwater i just. if we did have a different sort of global financial system and trading system that we probably wouldn't waste our money on these sort of things and i don't think it's very healthy to spend so much of it seems like we're a very unhealthy society of course like we have as you mentioned in for mortality rates and there the mortality rate itself for adults is also increasing so it seems like probably it's a cause and effect there i don't know but i also want to look at this other chart your from wall street the revenues of health care companies represented nearly sixteen percent of the total revenues of firms in the s. and p. five hundred last year which is up from four percent in one thousand nine hundred four when you were working on wall street so that's up four fold that's what it looks like on a chart form. since one thousand nine hundred four goldman sachs at this point could take cancer public as a place i just gave them an i.b.m.

i p o they would say were half a billion dollars taken you know syndicate put it together were taken cancer public and we're going to make sure that everyone gets cancer in america in the next two years and these stupid idiots in america would vote for that they'd buy it they'd support it they lend money not that it's just people have been confused because they think there's free money and they think they're so that the government demonstrated that when they bailed out banks they looks like a magic act it looks like something magical has happened and these banks are rescued and look this is like paul krugman is right on sorry to say call people stupid but what happens in the money begets food it begets a lot of junk thinking fake news it is the result of sake money you know price precedes news if you have hard money you have hard prices and hard.