somebody from from the army at least from the protestant men a catholic with whoever i think stated that they should be entitled to be on the ship get. any legal interests that are obtained that's for the way forward potter's reporting now with the british prime minister boris johnson has apologized on behalf of the u.k. government for the mistakes of the past but ours politician and journalist i mean mccann does say that affected families still want the courts to 30 investigate and admit the crime i think that a criminal investigation and to murder should not be launched in the inquest which reported yesterday 8 had to make a finding of fact that had to be you know make a ruling or make it then finding a what had happened factor minute by minute she talked to the relatives of the gap it would go sort of that some of these incidents are fresh and they're my it's like it happened yesterday and not 50 years ago they've lived with all these years day

after day that sense of injustice and the grease from the last all of the families idly will be quite happy with that but they want some sort to say this was a murder which happened on the streets of bali murphy the streets of derry in the blog site and at other places and then are we need that say we need that to be i can only. just come help us on the afternoon here in moscow he was not international not going to have tonight but a nice life i will have more stories for you on the headlines at the top of the. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race move his arm off and spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will

be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. i. this is boom bust of the one business show you can't afford to miss friendship or in washington coming into place in sordid april is the u.s. economy has come roaring back just ahead we break down the latest number and what it all means plus in a major reversal from the previous administration's policies the u.s.

will remove one of china's electronics giants from its blacklist later on we'll take a look at that decision and the reasons is that the ongoing whatsapp controversy surrounding facebook is germany has now banned the social media giant from implementing its plan to change in terms of service with a packed show today so let's dive right in. and we leave the program with the state of the united states economy inflation in april surged at the fastest pace in september of 22008 the labor department reported on wednesday now the consumer price index rose 4.2 percent year over year with a month to month gain of point 8 percent now this jump and inflation was expected as april of 2020 mark the height of lockdowns in the united states due to the copan $1000.00 pandemic which had nearly shut down the entire economy so let's go over some of the data here energy prices they were up 25 percent year over year with the price of gasoline jumping nearly 50 percent and just over 37 percent for fuel oil

now gas prices actually had to take down month to month but are expected to see an increase in may once again use vehicle prices they were up 21 percent compared to the previous year and a spike of 10 percent from the month of march now beyond the economic recovery in the global semiconductor shortage has also taken a toll on the auto industry causing issues with the production of car. and that is causing those prices of used vehicles to really hit some record highs now the travel and leisure sector as a whole saw a record month the month inflation but this was expected as more and more americans have been vaccinated heading into the summer months we're going to see a lot of travel now as for the broader implications for the u.s. economy better reserve chair jerome powell has continually said the central bank is going to keep its easy monetary policy which includes $120000000000.00 per month in bond buying and near 0 interest rates until that median inflation rate hits above 2 percent. and inflation has risen to 2 percent and is on track to moderately exceed

2 percent for some time i would note that a transitory rise in inflation above 2 percent this year would not meet the standard over the next few months 12 months measures of inflation will move up as the very low readings from march and april of last year fall out of the calculation in the most likely case this this this period will show it will show temporarily higher prices but not persistent inflation we have not changed our view that a little run felician rate of 2 percent is most consistent with our mandate to promote promote both maximum limit and price stability but the democrats also left a significant imprint on inflation following large climbs in the spring consumer prices really rebounded over the rest of last year overall on a 12 month basis inflation remains below 0 or 2 percent. and for more on this let's bring in professor richard wolfe he's the host of economic up day and the author of

the sickness is the system when capitalism fails to save us from pandemics or itself again a professor wolf i know we say this often when you're on to talk about these topics it seems like your book is perfect for this type of discussion so i want to i want to start with what is the takeaway from this inflation data and what does it mean for the short term for the u.s. economy. well you know when inflation is a major blow i mean this cannot be exaggerated to say that over the last year april 2020 to april this year consumer prices went up 4.2 percent means that the american consumer has to pay those higher prices and can therefore with whatever money he or she has buy fewer goods it's easy to show what this means because you can multiply 4.2 percent by the

median household income in this country $60.00 to $70000.00 and you can measure and then say this is going to cost americans about $3000.00 worth of goods and services a 10th of forward this year that they could have afforded last year and that is a profound blow to all hopes for a recovery to giving people jobs to produce goods and services if the mass of people cannot buy at these higher prices what they could before the federal reserve tells us that wages are flat the wages in america went nowhere over the last year so the wages that we have to pay don't go up for the prices still there's no way out of seeing this as a release urias set fact for the american economy professor wolf i'm going to bring in peter schiff he is the chief economist and i believe global strategist with euro

pacific capital apologies peter i wanted to have you on for the discussion about inflation as well and we just heard jay powell of the fat he's been saying it over the last year inflation is going to go up it's going to be transitory for march and april and now we're looking at median inflation over 2 percent now do you expect more of the. what do you make of this current situation well there's no nothing to suggest that it's transitory remember this is the same fed that told us that the problems in sub prime were contained inflation is as it is as transitory now as a subprime was contained bag but you know it's actually a lot worse than the 4.2 percent year over year if you look at the 1st 4 months so far of this year prices have already moved up by 2 percent in a 4 month period so if you add your lies that you're talking about 6 percent c.p.i. for 2021 but if you look at the trend the monthly trend is accelerating if that

trend continues for the rest of the year we're going to see a c.p.i. in 2021 increasing by better than 20 percent on the year so whatever numbers mr full wolf was using at 4.2 percent a magic how much bigger it is at 20 percent because inflation is a tax this is the way the government is paying for all this spending so if you want to know how we're paying for all the ballots and all the stimulus it's through inflation so every guy may go to the supermarket and stuff cost you more money that additional cost is the price we're paying for bigger government and professor wolf . to the point i guess initially about raising inflation or inflation continuing to rise you know when we talk about monetary policy from the fed they've had this easy policy it could lead to long term harm if we continue to see inflation going up.

yes the fed is in this impossible situation it has pumped the money supply i hope it has made corporations more debt dependent than they've ever been by providing them with virtually free money from the federal reserve it would be very dangerous to raise interest rates which is normally what you would do it in inflationary situation because that could risk a cascade of people are unable to turn over their debt to maintain their debt and then what will the corporations do you're seeing a system that is now disintegrating around us nobody knows quite what to do mr shit says right the inflation could be much greater than what they're guessing at this point and the future is something none of us know so they can't afford to raise the interest rate because of the debt problem but they act can't afford not to because it will accelerate in inflation that will be troubling to this kind of dead end

it's usually a sign of economic problems of a very deep sort peter i'm sorry yes i just want to let you go yeah it's you know a kit it's a catch 22 right you're damned if you do and you're damned if you don't and you know the problem is the biggest debtor it's not corporate america it's the federal government itself you know we've got a national debt now that's coming close to 30 trillion dollars we're adding another $4.00 to $5.00 trillion a year based on all the spending and the only reason we're able to finance it is because rates are in 0 but at the federal reserve has to raise interest rates sufficient to fight off inflation the u.s. government will be insolvent and will be forced to default on its debts and the only way it could avoid afford avoid default would be massive cox 2 a title myths like so security medicare and substantial increases on middle class americans not the rich but on the middle class that's the reason that they want to pretend that inflation is transit. laurie they know it's permanent but they also

know they have no ability to do anything about it and professor wolf i want to give you an opportunity before we go i there was a whole other topic i want to hit on but i want to reference what peter just said there because he's reference obviously big government several times so i want to give you the response there professor wolf. well we always have this disagreement from me to government is a reflection of the society it is the government of it's not the source of evil it's the reception of the problems of this system corporate america wants to recruit the losses it suffered over the last 18 months so jacking up prices in order to improve their profits labor cannot follow we have a weaker labor movement than in american history before it cannot raise the wages comparably it hasn't done it the last year there's no sign that it will this means that as prices and profits go up either this system crashes or the inequality we've already suffered from gets worse this is an economic system in deep trouble but you

know it's not profits profits are going up because companies costs are going up along with the prices they're charging their customers so they're trying to maintain their margins are not actually getting a windfall profit because they're raising prices in fact in many cases companies have been reluctant to pass on their higher costs to their customers and so profits are being diminished so companies simply have the rage prices to catch up to where they should have been but we're only getting started in this process it's going to get much much worse is specially when the consumer realizes how much money has a how much perching power is money is used losing and people start rushing to stock up on goods and then you start seeing empty shelves because people buy stuff as soon as it becomes available and then we get big shortages and then eventually we're going to get price controls and that's going to exacerbate this sort of something where we're seeing once again right now professor richard wolfe and peter schiff way we could do this the entire show and maybe one day would do will they

use it so much for joining us. thank you. and it looks like a major win for chinese smartphone maker show me as the u.s. defense department has agreed to remove it from a blacklist bearing u.s. investment in the tech giant now in january of this year the trip administration added shalmi to the black list alleging ties between the company and the chinese military so what exactly happened and what does this mean as the tech war between the world's 2 largest economies continues well to discover during a job as co-host christiane christine let's start with what happened here why is the u.s. backtracking at this point. well the u.s. that's very adamant about the dangers i shall me supposedly pose to the u.s. says it was allegedly one of the several communist chinese military companies now all that has been proven to be just propaganda of the trump era in order to further his agenda of stirring up this rivalry instruction tween us in china so in january

the administration or former tribe had restricted american investors from buying shares or related securities of any company given this does nation so the chinese manufacturer has maintained that it's an independent publicly traded company and the d.o.d. had no evidence to substantiate any of its claims of ties to the military but now the u.s. has agreed to a motion me from the blacklist after i had a legal challenge against the u.s. department of defense chinese sued the government citing damages to his reputation and other damages which would have led to a delisting from us exchanges and the deletion from global benchmark indexes so specific terms are now being negotiated and join proposal between seniority and shamming will be issued on make 20 s. and what will this mean for the other firms on this black list moving forward do they have an opportunity to get off as well. well kind of in agreeing to do a shout me from the blacklist the pentagon signaled a willingness to actually walk away from a sustained fight over trump's anti china agenda so he is now joining

a very small but growing list of chinese tech companies like tech talk and we chat that have successfully one courtroom the previous against their actions so it really shows the world that previous allegations were nothing more than unsubstantiated claims that one of the hold up and court but the problem is that a lot of trump actions have already cost these companies greatly causing irreparable harm to their reputation and impeding their growth their expansions resulting opportunity and market share losses so of course i'm talking about quality as it was hit the hardest after was barred from buying u.s. navy components and shut out of infrastructure projects around the world but that again was a look at tick tock due to all of the trump hang ups over tick-tock which once again was just an app where teenagers recorded dancing videos that took valuable time resources are in the fund an expansion plans to attack had to redirect its focus to defending itself rather than focus on which allow for instagram reels to basically copy and some so on the one hand it's

a really good thing that these tech companies are now winning in court but on the other hand it was a complete and total waste of time which probably was the objective of trying to begin with saying that he was fearful of us losing its tech dominance us co-host christi i thank you so much for following the story we're going to continue and follow here as well. it's time now for a quick break but when we come back facebook is back in the hot seat yet again is germany has cracked down on a controversial change for its widely popular what's that straight ahead we're going to dive into the controversy and what it means for users to break through the numbers of closed. we've been saying now for years and all this money printing would cause inflation but we didn't really see it at the level of the c.p.i. consumer price index and well because the c.p.i. doesn't reflect the actual prices of stuff that people you stay typically quote

prices are stuff that people don't use and they don't include housing or health care or education for example. and that works for a while but now it's really hard to hide the fact that the money printing is causing a lot of inflation as you would expect so now the big question is do we take the word of the central bank who is saying that it's transitory and that this is a sugar high and that things are not going to last in this way or do we think that this might be a structural beginning of an inflationary period costly a period of stagflation because the economy can be stagnant. ready to move when you can find out who can choose. to do grow do i see a major woman who. has to take you into a. question that you feel you have that i see no reason to go because

a good morning to you. bill i'm wondering should one of these. stalled once this issue of. really. get to the. heads of much interest. but you mean yes. as they should but they could be when you can. see you're sure it's it's also which case this is just. a welcome back a panel of independent experts who reviewed the world health organization's response to the pandemic on wednesday blamed countries worldwide for their slow

response to cope with 19 saying most waited to see how the virus was spreading until it was too late to control it which then led to disastrous results the panel also recommended that the un health agency be granted guaranteed rights of access in countries to investigate further or future developing outbreaks which would then give more powers to the agency and less to those member states as the pandemic continues to spread in asia the w.h.o. announced in a report that the aggressive virus variant that has been spreading rapidly in india might be even more contagious than any other earlier version of the virus r t correspondent sites have there has more. than brand in this new report which presents at least from w.h.o. now they focused specifically on all variants all variants of her game from over $1000.00 around the world but what's really significant here is what's being

reported on that very aggressive area and that's taken india by storm right now known as the b. 1617 now so since it is the very end was the sky through april 2021 is very deadly and aggressive very and now accounts for 21 percent of cases in the samples they collected in india and now one scientist. further study this aggressive and deadly very end this is what they found so in one study it revealed that it had a 7 fold reduction ineffectiveness with the and pfizer vaccine and a 2nd and 3rd study found even a further reduction and effectiveness of the. vaccine against the mutation of the very end so that's approximately 3 fold further decrease in its effectiveness now the w.h.o. also emphasize its report that it wasn't yet clear just how much of this variant has exactly concerto to the surge says india is only sequencing

a tiny fraction of samples and now science is also rushing to track just how many fully vaccinated people have gotten sick again for the night in india which would then tell them whether vaccines would be as effective against as new variant and if this number proves to be significant brand that would put everyone back into day one of the pandemic were signs his need to come up with a new vaccine so definitely not where we need to be globally. there's another coach we haven't heard a lot about lately and that's iran will be told. so all you want is facing what looks like it's worse wave of dependent me yet there are also facing another issue which is economic pressure and sanctions from the u.s. now since the outbreak of the pandemic these sanctions they've even blog iran's purchase of anti pandemic materials such as vaccines and also treatments and you

know right now or only 2000000 doses of the chinese russian indian cuban and astra zeneca vaccines from kovacs have been administered in the iranians now in a country of more than 82000000 people so only about 2000000 vaccines and brand ultimately iran is not self-sufficient when. 1000 vaccine development and it doesn't have enough hospital capacity to care for the patient he needs to really need so he really needs external help and this is where we see the importance of callbacks from countries like iran india and many other countries who are facing a severe shortage of vaccines r t correspondent sites after thank you so much for keeping us up to date. and a surprising twist as facebook's whatsapp is only days away from its new terms of service update now that might seem weird to just start talking about on a show like this but a german regulator has issued an order that bans facebook from process of whatsapp

user data this decision follows emergency proceedings opened by the regulator in the city state of hamburg last month after what's app required users to consent to the new terms or just stop using the service altogether george it's not a breakdown as full bus because an investigative journalist swan but it's always on the social media be it there's no doubt about it. that's true so what exactly is the order and why was it issued. yeah absolutely and you know it's easy to be on the social media be by the way because these big companies keep doing stupid things which makes it easier to cover them so in this case you have facebook which of course what's happened so there is this german regulator his name was johan as casper essentially said that their new update which is supposed to hit on may 15th is illegal he says it misrepresents what the company is supposed to be doing it takes advantage of data collection of people who are what's that customers so even if he says people decide to approve that terms of use update that it's still

illegal and so it can't happen there and he's actually calling on other e.u. member nations to join germany in this about 60000000 people in germany by the way who are on what's app right now so this could have a big effect right now facebook is saying they're going to going to appeal they're just trying to figure out exactly how to do that and what happens if a user doesn't accept the new terms of service for whatsapp because it seems like any time you get an app they updated you just click ok you move on with your day what happens if they don't. yes so what happens here is kind of a slow creep where essentially once you don't approve that new policy if you don't you have a couple of weeks and you begin to lose access to your contacts and then after a short time after that people want to go to message you anymore so it's almost like what's app on your device begins to slowly die over the next few weeks and they get this all goes back to data collection this is about facebook saying hey we i know that we said we don't sell data on what's app is not part of what we do but when it comes to businesses we're going to start doing that and so they've changed

the business model surrounding what's app it is upset a lot of people and quite frankly it's the reason the telegram is soaring in terms of new users coming on and signal a story in terms of new users coming on because people don't want to be tracked in everything they do when they don't want their data sold in everything that they do and especially in a messaging app like this because some people use this instead of you know the messaging app on an i phone or or just text messages on it android so why is facebook actually updating these terms at all and i mean this is it seems to be hurting their user base as you just mentioned. yeah it all comes down to money here bottom line is that when when facebook and mark zuckerberg acquired whatsapp a couple of years ago and i believe was 2016 that they acquired whatsapp the goal was we had to figure out a way to monetize it over time because that's the plan for everything right and the problem was when they took over whatsapp they said you're going to remain into an encrypted no one's going to know what you're doing it you have complete privacy there and we won't be selling your data and we won't be sending you ads well now

they've changed their mind about that because they have tens of millions of people on whatsapp but they can't monetize them you know if you look at the way that facebook looks at their earnings they combine all of their properties facebook instagram messenger and whatsapp to show the total number of users they have the problem is that if you're on messenger for the most part until recently and whatsapp those are monetize users so it doesn't really help the bottom line or messenger is now becoming more monetizing factors like streaming shows that are moving to messenger now and what's out there trying to do the same thing but they are getting some resistance from users and now from governments co-host ben sua thanks so much for following the story we'll see what happens here in a couple of days sounds good. and finally if you've ever received a spam tax claiming you want a prize from amazon then well you're in good company but the online retail giant is actually going to court looking to unmask 50 of these potential scammers in the scam amazon sponson logos they're used to collect your information with the bait of

a potential prize and after clicking that link and filling out a survey victims may be tricked into buying a cheap item then the scammers are given a finders fee however finding those behind this scheme has been difficult and often all investigators have are domain names used to host the scam in a federal lawsuit though amazon may be able to get a dose subpoena in order to learn the names of the defendants it's all part of a growing trend of spam taxing calls now the federal trade commission of course wants to remind you in all of this that if you get a call a text or e-mail with a deal that's too good to be true it almost certainly is and that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on demand on portable t.v. it's available on smartphones and tablets through google play and the apple app store by searching portable t.v. portable t.v. can also be downloaded on newer model samsung smart t.v.'s as well as roku devices or you can simply go to portable dot t.v.

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