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cause a reporter away in just a few moments to. bring you the morning news update in just about an hour's time join us again but. this is the kaiser report. stacey herbert stacey. outfit i'm finding it very fetching is it mesmerizing yeah i'm pulling into my vortex of love. so i have a pretty funny interesting crazy headline here on the 1st tweet and you know i saw a and i thought it was a joke great partly because this guy calls himself right honorable the right

honorable right ok the right are noble grant shops he says new business traveler exemption from 4 am on saturday the 5th of december high value business travelers will no longer need to self isolate when returning to england from a country not in a travel corridor allowing more travel to support the economy and jobs conditions apply high value business travelers don't have to go into quarantine because it's just the pledges in the all this ordinary people out there this is the filth of the peasants but them have brioche while they sit in quarantine right i mean that's pretty remarkable right everyone else coming doesn't attack the political plutocrats. but there's any any headline that comes out of the britain i would say 99 percent of it can be interpreted as class war right this is a country that's mired in class war this is another example of class war you have a permanent underclass fighting a permanent semi monarchy and it's amusing after

a while i used to take it seriously then i realize this is never going to change and it's just comical well he's an m.p. for a while when hart hatfield the secretary of state for transport i don't know why he calls himself the right honorable probably because as he said a cat cabinet position i also saw that it's something to do with the privy council and the privy i thought was an out house like an outdoor toilet so i don't know what privy council is who knows what they get up to there in the united kingdom but you know globally we have a situation where as we've been covering for the past year or 234 especially as the money printer go bit and the money print. singh ratchets up we've been covering the cantillon effect the wealth and income gap that's been caused by that and so this is just making apparent right this guy is just saying ok any of you wealthy people who got the free money from the government the central banks

like you for years say from kobe you don't have to go into the korean teen but here's another one of these stories along the cantillon effect which is just pretty shocking fen heinrich northman trader says wow one money supply just exploded the higher even further the biggest monthly jump yet the fed is operating without checks or balances so if you want to look at that chart a little bit closer you see this is the m $1.00 money supply shoot up it's been shooting up since 2008 the financial crisis and this is the stock market that's going up with each q.e. bouts and round of money printing thus giving more and more money to a certain class of people that then get to fly in and out and are free to travel free to be globalized citizens this is their social credits for they essentially

are above and beyond everybody else just like marie antoinette saying the president should have brioche if they were starving like this is the same sort of situation and i don't know why they can't see that but they are taunting the fate of you know their class of people very well a bit of historical perspective here so 6094 was the year traditional the bank of england bank of england was a transitionary institution that would allow for some rights to be given to the clubs but bank of england was set up to maintain all the financial control in the hands of the monarchs the the the aristocracy and the plutocracy and so it makes sense down here in the early bits of the 21st century that the bank of england in the global central banks are printing money. over time now to try to preserve the vestiges of this neo feudal class that still clinging to power is still thinks that the kobe you know infection is not going to attack them because they have

a title in front of their name right so that kind of imbecility and intense british stupidity won't really work in the face of a tsunami of bunny for all the wealth that's based on money in britain is about to go into a hyperinflationary collapse against bitcoin sorry that you're poor but life is life but it's in the united kingdom it's in europe it's in the united states especially said the 3 very powerful central banks that get to print money for an elite class of people. you know the brits are former empire so they're not the center of power like the united states so they get to call themselves the right honorable because they don't have power right so they have to come up with names to make them feel less horrible about themselves like the right honorable us they see herbert technically on a war i'm a lord maxwell of scotland but i don't go around calling myself a lord because i don't feel i'm secure like these people have to call themselves the right honorable whatever the charts tell you all you need to know let them you

know think they're all going to be calling themselves the right honorable and a post or old and if that makes them feel better about themselves let them do it right let them do it but the fact is they're the ones that have created this this is this is what ernest hemingway said looks like to go bankrupt slowly. and suddenly so i mean that's what it is and you know you can fight it you can say you're being optimistic or pessimistic or or you shouldn't point that out and that that's negative to point it out but the facts are the facts that's that's the charge and that's what the data looks like and that's what the money printing looks like and it creates a wealth of class of people that get to fly in and out of countries around the world not just in england but in europe and also in the united states and other countries that are participants in this federal you know central banking system so there is a class of people some in cultures like to call themselves the right honorable in

america they might like to call themselves private equity or hedge fund and stead. yeah well they are amusing i'll say that so i covered the bits about you know the class of people that get to fly in and out of around the world with all their free money their all the free money they get gives them a social credit score that enables them to bypass all these laws we've seen across the united states gavin newsome the governor of california gets to go out to restaurants and eat for example while telling the rest of the play like don't go out and eat you pled like this is going to cause the virus to spread things like that so this is something that we see across the world and we're just pointing out the facts here is another story related to that these consequences that must not be discussed because there are so many right honorable people that won't allow us to discuss it because if you ask any questions about say shutting down all small and medium sized businesses shutting down all schools if you asked like what happens to

the children especially the poor children they call you a fascist if you ask what about those businesses that are forced to shut down that aren't getting any money any compensation for it like in the united kingdom they gave pubs $1000.00 pounds for forcing them to shut down that's like throwing brioche at them right so you're not allowed to ask questions about like what happens. we emerge from this pen demick and we don't have any industry left or even small and medium sized enterprises they say you're a fascist don't question us well 2021 will be catastrophic un warns of humanitarian crisis as 270000000 people may starve world food program chief david beasley sounded the alarm at a united nations general assembly meeting friday about the reemergence of the virus pandemic and resulting humanitarian crisis reported r.t. news beasley said a humanitarian catastrophe is the vela ping with some $270000000.00 people on the

pathway towards starvation quote 2021 is literally going to be catastrophic based on what we're seeing at this stage in the game because we've spent 19 trillion dollars that money may not and will not most likely be available for 2021 he's pointing out that. basically the shutdown and the supply chains in particular and the lack of attention essentially and the shutdown in so many economies and the ability to travel except for those with the right honorable grant shapps right friends of his the military to travel is going to cost starvation for the world food program's you know countries in africa pakistan afghanistan like programs that help expectant mothers you know impoverished people in giving them food like a lot of those are being hit hard. from an absence of donations also you know the food supply system as

a shutdown so these are the consequences that people aren't talking about right now i don't kind of a historical view of this so you know for years and years up until recently there was always this pigeon chested kind of. brag about how so many millions of people around the world are being lifted out of poverty yet right we saw this number all the time like especially in china you know in asia millions tens of millions 100000000 lifted out of poverty you need to see this from the u.n. or the world economic forum where the high amount of poverty rotted t.v. . and i've often said that this is is unsustainable because it's all based on money and once the money ponzi scheme. collapses then poverty will be back with a vengeance and this is where we're at now the global fear money ponzi scheme has hit the buffers and it's now collapsing like burning made of collapsed and now we're going back to poverty so the answer has always been you need actual sound

money like gold but course that doesn't work so much as big coin does and what will happen is they'll be hundreds of millions and billions of people in the world that'll say to their central bank and they're in their nation state and their government they'll say you know we're not interested in money. or we just want to have our own money have our own peace of mind and you can go away right but it's also you know as we're describing here we have this former empire of the british empire and their commonwealth and you know they range over so much of the globe and all they have left now are some titles of the right honorable you know outdoor toilet you know so that's what you have there here is like we have a system that is you know this empire debt that is falling apart and that empire that huge amount of debt that is stolen from the future and time from the future is causing one set of conditions here but it's also causing things like inflation i

talked about the food prices the supply chain collapse is caused partly because you know with all that debt and money printing ability we don't we feel for a while we have this hubris that we don't need to make anything we don't need knowledge we don't need to know how to do anything like we could be that idiocracy that was like projecting this future we like it this is that and all we have is left the equivalent of the right honorable outdoor toilet privy council sort of people in the united states is that those who go on the cable news here and they spout and yell and shout at people who question this and call them fascists like it's from another world that doesn't relate to the one that most other people inhabit. you know we've got to take a break we're going to give you homework during the break i want you to think about this there's only one country in the g 20 that's actually reduced that and bought

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rights promotion commission sue. bridge and schuster. shoot on disk in the. asian community. legion mom. and i'm going to go so sad i'm not going to much to me mama it's just that our yanno. welcome back to the kaiser report max keiser time now to turn to to pedia he's over there x. the wallet a new maximalist bitcoin wallet and not welcome very welcome to the kaiser report

here max max now this is an exciting exciting development i am so happy to get into this now one of the most common questions we hear from bitcoin newbies is how to secure their bit coy some keep their coins on exchanges that's a terrible idea others use hardware wallet or one of the many software while it's available what was it absent in the big one wallet market that drove you to create heck son of on 2 of course security is one of the major concerns that anyone storing any kind of denial. and barked out also don't go out you know when you look at the landscape there are so many things between on force you end up victims on its own out on your phone so the best way to start looking at excite is that basically so one stop shop for a trend needs that means that they'd be a checking account which is just a single stake. out you know like me coming soon where you want to be in for coffee

auto savings account which is much more secure. be you do a back up all those things are you know indicated in one basin exit so that gives you you didn't have to worry about having multiple wallet secured in stock so that part was missing out in the crowd landscape and that is what we have excel comes in while we're into this tommy working people find out about this is there an app for hacks a wallet or is there a web address how do people actually find it right now so you have to be her p.r. label her storms and people can just search for excellent hits i've been trying to i learned 'd to should be able to find us were easy. awesome now another feature that you have that really great is you've got to test while it with fictional test bitcoins in the wallet for new users to test out how they send and receive bitcoin you know that's one of the things people are they get involved and they they get intimidated by this whole process but you've got to test the tests going on with

fictional test bitcoin and i guess that's exactly what it is right to give you some fake. so you know there's this disconnect which is basically used by step look was through you know test on the country that actually teaches you a lot as well then use gamma q.r. code blocks and address when it goes to work as wendy was this country means so on these things when you get into bitcoin it's pretty pretty new and sometimes running it immediately so we get this test of congress pre-loaded tests that and you can actually use it as you would use and not only because well it so that gives a lot of comfort and when you're using it the distant own comes up with educational messages ok you see i have to this is what it means and stuff like that so that is definitely one of the ringback year's need to hear your thoughts and hear you can treat any got another another feature here even reduce the concept of checking and savings accounts within the wallet tell us about this man i was saying that this is

like a one stop shop what you don't need in exile you just cannot keep reading the columns so the checking account is the same thing 'd as they go com so wrong if you just sort of being some some you know you want to keep your pocket change there right savings account is a proper money to say to conquer it so you want to get much bigger chunk off the data kong so that's pretty pretty similar to the people the way people manage their have their present in their bank banks 3 and even you know in different hopes so that is what it gives you where you don't have any different wallets in you know on your phone group that that's what it is to be using the trans am as would be in the checking. sounds like a. idea now another issue which has scared bitcoin newbies away from securing their coins in a wallet is having to remember a secure seat for a secure their seat phrase but hexa has a seedless distributed backup model explain how this works model of os they want it

back because in the spring the speak to people the cost think that they learn about bitcoin is especially so custody because they are to secure this 24 who are sending if that is lost their claims are lost whatever their year you know they didn't really understand that piece generally there are there are improvements through the years in the backups the backup scheme so between wants but what this gets you is essentially you scan fike you of course write in 5 different places one with couple of contacts and one we know on the other device and to us. as a p.d.f. on your cloud storage when you scan back any of them you know you you know well it just gets recreated so it is not just easier but if you don't have the fish or not essentially 3 so basically you end up losing to your wallet just as secure so it gives you the edges in density there's no single point of really anymore great and

as soon as you do so i'm wondering how do you keep it all going to code it has those q.r. codes so you can lose on to go to q. while it still stands if you don't want to they don't seem to zuccotti keno why do you want to do something about it so also the users actually end up having fights because all the way but even if you do store them you want to see go so that gives a decent point that this is not a single point if it fails if you think it was for us so that there's this interview it is another feature and this is very interesting and just to give us some background i remember back in the mid 1990 s. i was involved in a dot com company in los angeles and this was during the time when address. as for email where long strings of members for example an email provider would be the serve and my address would be a long string of numbers and it was very difficult then america america online came and there is the idea of my name. at a.o.l.

right and this mushroom this really what made email huge back in the in the mid 1990 s. now you've got here is a wallop you can easily send to friends and family without having to ask for a big coin address so this concept of you know if you're here next political to what you're saying what you're going to is using that this book we don't going to be even recent messages not only is we don't you understand he actually typing something that we just too is a contact and send a message through there most of the games so that is the concept we have once you add a particular friend in your friends and family list you don't really need to austin for an address if you thank you who you have. to generate have to sit on their behalf and keep sending them stats so what that allows you to do is if you do it doesn't sort of thing the activists are just a privacy conscious market you don't really really want to spend $10.00 on you know

a 1000000 sacks you just to as a contact and send them send them that among so that is that has been you also have a relationship with swan bad coin where people can do dollar cost averaging directly into the swamp it claim from their hack so while it and tell us about that so many it spoke about you know our one stop shop for all it is not just a bit quicker features like you know seeing a statement to say going on that it is also amusing so so that at that time coming up in the quiet space so someone is there is an excellent example we have people just set up there to see it and they end up receiving this start seeing the steps in the example that you know noncustodial day so that is that is how that particular indication of iraq and there are few more indications that a plan which basically means that the features available out there don't really need to manage share different accounts some sort of excel you can however know that it came through on its own or so that the. that partnership and that

indication is pretty powerful and not let me change gears a bit and ask you something more philosophical. about big coin and the generational gap is there a generational gap i noticed that when i talk to a lot of people in their twenty's and thirty's they see this as their money and a way to respond to the baby boomers who put a lot of debt onto them and are running away is there a generational divide here and do you see that in india. they're like the louis b. you know the next edition will always think that they have something better too often they know more than their parents do so that's always the case that's leg you know universal but specifically up on to india so when we talk about india in you know 'd between good on mr media we generally start and stop back to you know indians who are a lot of who are but that's not home based in other words or the story. indians do a lot of poor that's going to be what that gives them is

a comfort level that said question so they sent custard their own words so when i talk to someone in india boat you know off taking care of their own kids in the between space they don't they don't really expect as much as other people they use of cash for example in india has been proven why there's a whole network of fame and some cash women that exist out say in korean market trade so they do understand you have to be a payment they don't want us and so to study much more and this is quite in to the concept so it's not as much a generational thing as an educational gap and that is one that you know. we would want to put in some effort mystery to think there's an affinity area similarities because between the we see ramp and the pavement we want to be if you want people who manage not temperate climate so question the bitter peer transposons temp put some into context where we know that in india. roughly 20000 tonnes of gold is held

by individual indians in the population and it's their primary source of wealth and of course it's passed on from generation to generation and the mass on the side if self custody you know it's very interesting right because the indian monetary system from time to time has undergone rapid change or radical change there's a deep monetization event for example within the last year and this really incentivizes people to self custody or to own their own gold and to give them wealth that will endure no matter what the political situation is it let me ask you this in the united states now there's some discussion in washington d.c. about this idea of custody and some lawmakers are asking well are we comfortable with the fact that big coiners are soft custody in their coins do we want to get involved with that so my question is if the united states were to go into that

direction and in really pressure this idea of self custody went to market would the global bitcoin market itself just jump the center of it would it would it head over to india where people are more comfortable with that concept and my question is can anyone stop big coin because the same think it's always going to find where it's accepted and there's a lot of people that are willing to use it and can india emerge as a huge epicenter for because i think even get cat but i also think you know essentially going to shoot many. more troops busy so close to you so you there's a friction between so this is about busy the time to learn stuff so you didn't need fiction between getting the getting your starts interest into so custardy you know what we've. done i think is the day you would get between know these these laws coming out and 'd. there is want more and more people will. get told 'd

right so we think that these kind of fools are actually going to it's not to be. because they need us to do right so that is what. across the board not just and so that's that's what we think thanks so much for being on the cons are poor and good luck what the heck so wallets thank you max nice talking to you all right that's going to do it for this edition of kaiser report with me max kaiser and say sorry but i want to thank our guests and not to patty so while it until next time by all . in january there may be a new american president but what change is washington stance towards iran is military conflict inevitable what is the value of diplomacy if one site owner

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