there's a connection there ok frey we have about 20 seconds left if you want to just offer your final thought. sorry we have about 20 seconds left if you'd just like to offer your final thoughts. my final thoughts on the he job i'm not entirely sure which swedish this is in reference to i don't think that there's any cultural representation going on appropriations sorry i think they are just trying to represent the community but i do think that the job does have a lot of negative connotations attached to it that just aren't being addressed and i hope that people will start to address them and start freely talking about them without any fear of harassment of any sort. for a rock man i know a job to a certain recession a women's rights advocate thank you very much for coming and sharing your thoughts today. ok just a reminder for all to the minute news and views artie's twitter page a certain worth a stop follow us now if you are not already so you soon. when

almost seems wrong. just don't call. me. yet to see out the answer. and in detroit equals betrayed. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. i max kaiser this is the kaiser report you know i'm on twitter at real max kaiser my old twitter handle is really

a museum now and it's tracking the history of my tweets about big starting on it was a dollar and it's a fun place to visit history but the new max kaiser the real max kaiser is on twitter at real max kaiser if you want to follow me and all my genius tweets that's where you go now let's talk about 20th century socialism this is when governments made mal investments and then they bailed out those mal investments and so the economy went bankrupt versus 21st century capitalism this is when banks make malinvestment and when they go bad they bail out the malinvestment and that cycle continues until the economy goes bust and that's were are today wow that sounds almost like a bernie sanders ad where he was pointing out that jamie diamond is the biggest corporate socialist of all time absolutely and this is an example of making malinvestment not letting the market be the market but just bailing out bad guys

making bad decisions being told the economy collapses or until you have the stomach collapse like what this new global virus out of china that's the reason that's that's the product of global economic collapse brought on by fear out currency madness well speaking of the virus that we can use that as an excuse for being in this new studio and this 1st half because i'm going to stay for 2 segments just to show you the different backdrops we have for us this is the 1st set and it's the new york city skyline with the bull and bear in front of it we have some nice little colors paying belfast green and magenta there's actually official names for it that my sister picked out but nevertheless anyway these are new backdrops for the 1st half stay tuned for the sec. half a would have a different segment but you mentioned the central banks in this corporate socialism and one thing that has been remarkable certainly since 200-2001 especially during the dot com crash we've had more and more and more giant bubbles and huge

collapses and the fed comes in way more than alan greenspan used to you know at the beginning now it's like they are the market so one thing you notice with that is that bad news. corp's deliver is the best possible news they can deliver for shareholders any time there's bad news there price rockets especially if somebody like boeing which is too big to fail is the one aeronautical engineering company in the united states and 7 percent of our exports it's got to survive certainly more than jamie diamond's j.p. morgan so breaking boeing post 1st annual loss and more than 2 decades a 737 max crisis continues now sometimes max you are a broker at bad news like that like the 1st loss in 20 years normally foots a got to dump that turkey nope it was up as you see here 1.74 percent in the

premarket on that news and then it went up even further right so let's put this into historical perspective so let's say after world war 2 the 1950 s. it's america it's booming you have 2 soda companies and they're competing they're the dominant players in the soda business and they're competing and if one of the soda companies announces oh my gosh we found something in our soda that's poisonous then the stock of that soda company would go down but let's flash forward to 2020 and this new 21st century form of capitalism based on bailouts and easy money and if you have money if so to company b. and mount something horrible about their soda like that poison in the soda then. it's a guaranteed bail out because all bad investments all bad decisions all mistakes are bailed out by the central bank by the government in huge quantities are should say the central bank which is a private bank in huge quantities forcing everything to go up and that's the difference between the capitalism up today which is not really capitalism but

a strange version of socialism as bernie sanders points out versus let's say post-war 1950 s. which was a truer form of capitalism and as i point out with boeing and as we recently have pointed out in a recent episode they fired all their engineers their jack welch disciples jack welch remember the guy who was hailed by the mainstream media by the beltway by the manhattan elite he was hailed as a great savior of american capitalism when in fact he eroded a right he turned to general electric which used to be a giant manufacturing powerhouse around the world you know innovation and technology and manufacturing they turned it into a financial instrument it went way way out up 4000 percent and then collapsed nothing same thing with boeing here's their chart going back to the 1960 s. you see in the last 2 years they've gone parabolic right when they announced the firing of thousands of engineers and replaced with financial engineers and of

course once trump came in because anybody who was shouting the loudest about being anti-war they figured this is that good guy to get us into more wars because. you know that's the way it works like with nixon and china it's like if you're if you're anti-war then you could you could definitely more war right well this was the great danger of the american experiment versus what goes on in europe for the most part so in america because the self-made billionaire is the father figure is the god figure is the pope figure in the american economy in the american culture at the expense of all other all other cultural institutions the church has been wiped out for the most part education's been wiped out social cohesion in the form of. social mores and social values have been destroyed and replaced by the value of stock market appreciation and to be rich is really the end all and be all in the american experience now what's happened is that we've got a situation with boeing where this means planes falling out of the sky people dying

executives of engaging in massive stock hunting you know accounting and creativity and. causing now blowback in the form of distant to gratian of the economy and europe you still have strong social values institutions and so you have less of this going on but not america america is on the edge now of kind of like eating its own tail is kind of going hand in hand with the beltway and what's happening in manhattan is like the investors shareholders want 20 percent every quarter like they want to with less and you've got to deliver a 20 percent returns every quarter to the shareholders not to the actual company you don't have to produce more apple did it that was they had declining revenues for the last 2 or 3 years and finally they have some good revenues but there's their stock prices going up the whole time as if they were reporting 20 percent

returns the whole time as long as you get the share price up and how did they get the share price up if they couldn't deliver the revenues what did they do share buybacks write write and share buybacks is a form of insider trading which used to be a legal look at america these time libraries and now the library the institutional library has been replaced with 2 elements 2 commercial elements amazon and starbucks right they created the a library of commerce and where people go to. read content or enjoy content and have refreshment of some type but the institutional the library which the value is well beyond the value of the books in the library it's a sport of the social fabric where the parts are greater than the whole that creates a. able society that people are striving for the public domain but that's all been monetise commodified bought and sold and destroyed and as a result now the fabric of the soul of america is now being is disintegrated in real time you mention that the value is greater than the whole whereas of course

most of the stock market continues to boom because there is so much bad news out there so it's only continuing to boom because they believe the fed will intervene and in fact the fed is intervening but that the the negative it's all mostly a negative book value i mean if you sold it all off you'd be left with a whole bunch of nothing and a whole bunch of debt well another problem of continuing to bail out malinvestment and the worst executives in america are the beneficiaries of the biggest bailouts is that they crowd out productive investment so they crowd out companies and individuals who would be adding something to the economy that they don't get funded but if you are someone like a wall street banker that's openly. pilfering and grabbing assets and doing so in the trillions of dollars and you get a bailout so this is a replacement of a viable society with a club talk or see or attack

a stock or see which is a rule by the least qualified i want to cut to a chart here because this is an interesting when talking about the fed intervention member they keep on intervening in the repo market hundreds of billions since the end of september and this is from a guy named rich which he sounds like it sounds like somebody who would know how to put a chart together right that's the name of a guy who did chart it shows the stock market going in lockstep and the little arrows up there amount of repo that day and literally goes lockstep up with every single bit of the 10s of billions per day that the fed intervenes right at the moment that they intervene and then they stopped intervening. they stopped printing for a few days and markets tumbled and then they came to the rescue so that's what i'm saying is bad news is the best news as soon as you tumble even like half a percent and used to be you know max actually lived in a day and age worked on wall street when the markets fell 20 percent in one single

day that's like so i can't imagine what happened to it though to the you know the mental health of people on wall street today when they can barely inter 2 percent right it's over 95000 a 7 remember it very well but look if you go in any city around the bus depot or a lot of the train stations you find really poor people strung out people drug addicts prostitutes because there's a steady stream of desperate people arriving on those trains or those buses here in america the companies that are on the crack that is free money from the central bank congregate together at a place like davos davos is a ghetto of strong out money aholic who are shooting up the free fed cash in dark alleys in switzerland and then they come back down into the general population and infect everyone with the virus of their free bunny well i'm going to cut to a headline from davus last week because before we go to the 2nd half because we

have a lot of billionaires the $119.00 billionaires that attended davos that's about 5 percent of all billionaires in the world where there and there was a guggenheim steve menard he sees the market as a ponzi scheme you should have seen the bloomberg guys who were like what do you mean a ponzi scheme that sounds like this a bad guy like made off and he was like well they might not be intentionally bad but it's the fed the fed is the equivalent of mate off in this situation and he ended by saying buy silver so it sounds like kaiser or well remember the federal reserve bank is as much a government institution as federal express it's not. a private bank servicing private private banks are engaged in a massive fraud as we say now that something like this corona virus is a direct result of feel that responsibility in such a bank some people are dying always of it the most cruel all right go take a break when we come back much more coming your way.

with the pope's isn't just do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and you. want to. have to go right to the press this is what before 3 in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of the. soup. welcome back to the kaiser report imax kaiser when i think of this background it's a different background the part one vote down on the comments let's see what you

think and then we'll ignore them so any way to try to find me on twitter it's real max kaiser the kaiser twitter handle is big retired museum you can go through it and see 10 years of bitcoin comments it's very fascinating stacey you know we ended the 1st half when we were talking about ponzi schemes guggenheim is menard had said like the markets are a ponzi scheme because it requires ever more interventions by the fed to keep it afloat i.e. the taxpayer paying through inflation that the rest of the economy people not in the markets are paying through the inflation they're the child in this ponzi scheme well warren buffett the richest american one of the richest guys in the world he was a victim of a ponzi scheme but this story is just so precious to explain the behavior of the thieves the guys at the top at wall street owners of solar company that caused the loss for buffett plead guilty over a ponzi scheme a husband

a wife owners of d.c. solar and california solar company that caused warren buffett's berkshire hathaway to take a $377000000.00 charge last year pleaded guilty to involvement in an estimated 900 $12000000.00 ponzi scheme that's jeff and paulette carr poff so they thank god he stole $377000000.00 from warren buffett who's the value investor who's supposed to know better and do the due diligence well what does warren buffett and ray dahlia the manager the biggest hug it's funny the world have in common they're both underperforming the market so they're totally overrated and i'm not surprised you got taken in by apologies game because use overrated is not that smart it was just about warren buffett another example of how clueless he is. after the internet boom started in the mid ninety's after well after he started by newspapers clearly there were going to be dissent to mediated by newspapers well just this week last week he wants to sell these newspapers because he just figured

out that it's oh no go where business and he's going to lose money with i'm sure so here's a guy who's critical of bitcoin and critical of technology but was buying newspapers as early as 1015 years ago claims to have some special knowledge of the underperforms the market so why is he interviewed on c b c why does he get all the attention he underperforms he doesn't he's talking about he gets free money from the bank so what he also went in long apple only last year around this time to be fair it did double in price since then but it's still quite late and the whole apple game but in terms of of these excuses that they use for why the markets are like they are why the fed has to keep on intervening jamie dimon who says we can't have socialism not recognizing that he himself is the biggest recipient of government welfare in the united states so these 2 this couple jeff and paul it karpov well authorities said the karpov's siphoned money to fund

a lavish lifestyle including dozens of properties in vacation homes a nascar sponsorship a stake in a private jet service a holiday party featuring the rapper pitbull and at least $150.00 cars malcolm siegel a lawyer for jeff karpov said in an interview that his client quote feels terrible that his business started out intending to provide clean energy and tax benefits to many large corporations but unfortunately failed and resulted in his committing a number of illegal acts right well as you are saying in this 21st century form of capitalism failure and fraud usually gets you a bailout occasionally they had a day some innocent mom and pop are to make it look like they're doing their jobs as innocent relatively innocent. relatively innocent mom and pop or. you know in relation to these broader scheme i mean warren buffett is famous mostly because he's a curiosity he's a guy sitting on tens of billions of dollars of personal net worth but he lives

like a woman in some house in vegas hoarding old newspapers and magazines right he who is a hoarder he's lived in the same house for 40 years i mean just a full of old newspapers and magazines and things and he's a curiosity he should be in ripley's believe it or not he's not like a sensible human being well he certainly is at the top of the pyramid if we talk about pyramid schemes and ponzi schemes he is one of the early investors in this ponzi that is fed by the fed as is menard from guggenheim says so he is one of the complet accomplice of that scheme whether you know whether by just like luck or and ukulele luck or not but the fact is this this couple did the wrong guy and that's part of why they're probably going down no question about it he's like a mobster and those mobster movies you see they also have schemes where they're going to overturn the vending machine and get free bubble gum and it's really

clever and but you figure you don't think it's got a real job and work for decent you know as a decent human being they would be better off whatever his intentions are way however he behaves the fact is that the system when you have a system whereby somebody becomes worth 120000000000 say like jeff bezos 12830000000000 that sort of power. it gives you a huge amount of power nobody no regulator wants to go out after you nobody wants to take you down you are too big to fail you are too powerful the government doesn't have any sort of lawyers that can possibly take on your lawyers this is why we have giago behind you why we have a global insurrection against banker occupation because it is an occupation whether or not it's like it was set up in plantain like let's move these parts around and develop this system where i become this only garc so huge and so powerful and bigger than the state but that's what we have now and the fact that the fed can't

stop printing because they've tried they've tried to taper their ponzi they might be like these car parts and they feel guilty about it and they don't know what to do so they're going to buy you know a nascar team to make the guilt go away and now they can have pit bull perform at their you know fed annual party like they just can't stop their ponzi scheme they try they tried to do good but it won't stop so there are like it is a system that we're stuck in now and how do we move forward quick side compare buffett with us for a 2nd ok buffett is in the state mandated monopoly business of insurance which is predictable and he spent his entire career gaming the system to make it easier to leverage that income from insurance to get ever more risk less that's to say no risk rates of return and then it takes to t.j. norma's positions in companies that have sense done well but he is very different

than jeff bezos who's in the essentially the retailing business who's taking a risk every single day that you might not buy or sell what he's selling or you want to go to his platform jeff bezos is an entrepreneur warren buffett is a run t.j. this is very very different animals in the business world and he also is a huge owner of pacific union and also utilities across america. pacific union chairs are out there like they're treated like dot com shares right now and it's the same business like. only income he like what he says himself he likes moat obviously somebody a railroad there's only one rail that goes through town and if you own it you can charge what you want but you know i also want to talk about another story that you've linked to and you had ended your interview with chase and touch show the german guy by talking about comparing the contagion as we started at the top of the

show with the corona virus and you compared it to financial virus and contagion and at the same time but now it's to us jim records was also talking about the same thing and it's quite interesting and let's talk about that records what happens when a biological virus turns into a financial virus you know the markets are still on edge and you know any time it looks like it might get bad that it does come will for a bit but then they always store by the end of the day as everybody's like the fed's going to come to our rescue and bail of this ponzi scheme but he's he's talking about the contagion we know and the virus how it spreads and we all see it spreading around the world and somebody gets on a plane and goes to canada or goes to brazil and they spread it there but he says in terms of a similar dynamic applies in financial panics it might not have happened yet but it will happen soon right it can begin with one bank or one broker going bankrupt as the result of a market collapse the financial patients erode but the financial distress quickly

spreads to banks that did business with a failed entity and then to stockholders and depositors of those other banks and so on until the entire world is in the grip of a financial panic as happened in 2008 but won't most of records work is about complexity theory and chaos theory and how when you add layers to a system the complexity expands exponentially mathematically or literally this. so he's comparing the virus coming out of china with a financial virus and what we saw in 2008 was a financial virus also you mentioned the crash of $107.00 that was a financial virus between new york and chicago these systems between these 2 became highly complicated they were selling a product called portfolio insurance one of them broke down and it created a pandemic of financial chaos because it was systemically stable same thing in 2008 for different reasons for similar a long term capital management similar situation rickards was. an advisor ok yes he

managed that bailout he was general counsel for that bella and now we have this via logical virus which is exploiting the complexity of the global economy and this just in time global economy where the supply lines in china where apple manufactures allow their stuff if they're going to be interrupted for weeks on end as people are saying ok i mean that's got to affect apple's bottom line but it won't because what we're saying is they will get a bailout tim cook will call warren buffett one of the biggest if not the biggest shareholder of apple and say please call your friends in washington and send us a trillion dollars right now to save the world because we like free money and we have to compete because well but uplifts they'll say ok great no problem i'm a shareholder i'm happy to do that so that financial contagion. you know the fed since that 1987 crash before that in 1907 the fed didn't intervene like it does they got together that day in 1907 when it crashed 20 percent who is it reagan rubin and greenspan they got together and formed the working group on family and

markets that they got the treasury to intervene at that point because the fed can't buy stocks but the treasury can and the treasury to this day has a trading desk lord knows what they're buying but the fed can intervene with just cash new cast to lend to the banks and now apparently hedge funds that they're going to start lending to they basically isolated patients arrow and patient 0 is still alive in 1987 being fed and pumped in pump components with all this free money right the want to group on finance later known as the plunge protection team was a response to alan greenspan's reinterpretation of the role the fed not to try to take the punch bowl away when the party got frothy but to keep feeding the punch bowl ad infinitum and forget crashes and that was carried through through carry through yellen and now don't trump is trying to get jay powell to adopt the same way of thinking but jay powell saying look we're already at 0 and negative interest rates are actually not

a good idea and this is where the rubber meets the road this is where jim record would say ok we're at the last snowflake on the mountain and it's going to start the avalanche also. does not seem to love you know it wasn't a black swan was it was a for that soup alan greenspan people seem to have forgotten right they they want to ignore this moment but after the financial crash he said oh i was wrong my ideology was wrong saving these these has been a bad thing but everybody now that the party's on care like yeah we love the punch bowl. after the crash you said actually my thinking and ideology was completely wrong and he said i like gold well he went back to where he came from so. you know by the way again make sure you comment on what you think of the backdrops here's honey badger for the part 2 in the 1st half we just have one bear in both halves and new york city wall street sort of skyline and don't forget to follow max on real max real max kaiser on twitter not just backscatter that's the museum so

interesting but the real max guys are on twitter. well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max keiser and stacy i want to thank our guest stacy herbert if i can just on twitter it's real max kaiser or a kaiser report or stacy herbert or kaiser report stacy herbert and real max kaiser think twitter trifecta until next time. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. and spearing dramatic development only. exists i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and

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