yeah, i think so, i think the austin authorities need to be clear about what they want to get out of this. you know, they're going to make everybody have a vaccine. now what's gonna happen in 6 months kind, if the virus still circulating, but not putting too many people in the hospital in the intensive care, what's going to happen that i think they're going to stop 9 in people's lives than they need to be clear about where they're going run the last 20 seconds to you, and how did you think countries should build a strategy of edge and cobra? the big question i know, but what should be getting done now? it's really time to think about the countries around the world who have not had access to vaccines. some cases been subject to functions, even when they paid for vaccines. it has been a while and not received it is to make sure that the world has access to good health care to protect against this anemic and any future health challenges we face to create the global community and inequality. that is a real challenge for the world community going forward. well,

thanks all for coming into program and sharing your expertise really enjoy that. we've been speaking to micro biologist simon clark off run cheaper are and they just consulted in surgeon i'm fellow of the humber institute for advanced study polo bernardine. thank you all. thank you. all right, and episode of volcanic proportions, next slide, literally for maxim stacy for the latest kaiser reports beginning in a moment because the the match guys are this is because report with stacy wherever we are in san salvador el salvador home the big claim revolution and hyper big point is ation 1st country to

make the claim legal tender and it feels good. stacy, it feels good. you know what? this past weekend. we walked up to l boca raton, which is on top of the volcano, called san salvador, or other names. for this volcano, which i cannot pronounce, so i'll just say the san salvador volcano, and on the walk down, mac and our friend simon dixon, or speaking about the volcano bonds. and we encountered a guy from new york named sean brown. and i want to show you a little clip of that interview we did with them. we just captured a little bit on the walkway, so no professional audio or anything like that. but we captured this little clip of him talking about. and remember, he's not a big corner, he was not a bit cornered before he heard this conversation. and this is his response. this has to have a natural resource like lava donald jet. them energy. yeah,

that's. there's no stopping that the so much of that in the earth and you have that right here in central america in us. this is like the mecca where all of that geothermal and love is even though there to go, candle the and active. that stuff is in that is in there and to get that stuff to do that the power, the mining right. so as you see he so much smarter than the i. am he so much smarter than the hankey. he's so much smarter than paul program. and he understands that hard money meet molten lava cheer and al salvador. yeah, you know it's blindingly obvious. the value proposition and on entrepreneurs and young entrepreneurs, when presented with the fax, they immediately pick up on the value proposition of big coin mining here and outside of door. this is what happened with the president nat geo. but kelly,

you know, want to, is presented with the obvious benefits of plugging all this geothermal energy into big coin mining and making big legal tender and then selling volcano bonds. it was not a difficult choice to make because it's blindingly obvious. the value price, you have to be a real ivy league academic and nobel prize winner, not to see the value here. and, you know, there were people who were concerned trolling about i'll salvador, but they were also concerned trolling us about russia that somehow russia would try to ban bitcoin. i said in these private conversations that will never happen because from my observation of how huge and behaves on the world stage and as a leader, that he doesn't, he doesn't ever make a move. that is guaranteed to make him lose, right? you don't get check made it intentionally on the chessboard. well, if you can't ban bitcoin, then why would you even try say, why would you who do something that you would be guaranteed to lose?

as we've seen with china lose trying to bat, they tried to ban bitcoin several times. it's a vast surveillance state. so if any country would be able to do it, it would be china, china couldn't do it, so they're not going to be nobody's going to be able to band coin. so if you can't be that, you join it right. all right, it was again, blindingly obvious that russia was going to ban bitcoin. i'm going back for years. vladimir put, made the comment that, hey, you know, nobody can ban this stuff, but he understood that it was totally decentralized and it was outside of the state control. and so that was obvious that they were never, ever going to ban it. and he also saw value proposition in it, and they're going to probably start mining soon and we're going to get the space race. the big coin started the hash race. similar to the next moment when russia put up or soviet union put up the sputnik satellite and it kicked off the space race. i'm sure russia will start strategically mining big point for the national

reserves, strategic reserves, and then the us will have to strategically for national security reasons, get into big coin mining. we could have, you know, we told them to do it. the price was under $10.00, but they're going to probably wait until the price gets over a $100000.00. but in the end, it all works out. i have to add, of course, that just because kaiser report broadcast on rti, there is this perception of the washing to post new york times in the u. s. that somehow like he's spoken to us, that the president of russia would speak to us. we haven't spoken to him so we don't know what his, his, his plans were for bitcoin, but as bit cleaners and as keen observers of macro economics and monetary policy for the past nearly 20 years together, it was just blindingly obvious. didn't you didn't need anybody to tell you any experts to tell you what was going to happen. you just needed to understand the game theory and incentives. so if you understand that you understand a lot, you don't need harvard education or a ph. d,

and economics. you just need to be marked right now, as long as humans are at the end of the day, self interested, you can pretty well predict which way big coin is going. and the fact that nations will make it legal tender, and they'll be a hash, was going on in the highest rate, because humans are humans. despite what people know metaphors believe you still have humans, and humans are predictably self interested. and that's all you need to know. it was quite predictable when we were walking down that was keynote, san salvador. mm. okay. now that this young man shawn brown from new york who had overheard you talking about the volcano bond and then understood the power of hard money meet ging molten lava. it was obvious that he would be orange held and in fact he was orange felt by the time they got to the bottom of the volcano,

the max and shawn talking that he was orange pill that night. we did this about that he was orange pills on a volcano in el salvador. how cool is that orange pill volcano? el salvador flag. that is probably the 1st person. well, it definitely is the 1st person to be orange pills in el salvador. honorable quino by max guys are right. it's not hard, aren't pill people. you have to kind of listen to where they're coming from. so the case of john brown, he's a collector of rare watches, so he understood the value of scarcity. so i approached my orange spelling from that point of view, how you developed scarcity with the big coin story. he also had questions about what backs the big coins and then we got into discussion about money. and then within 20 minutes, he was over at one of our favorite big coin apps buying bitcoin. speaking of

scarcity in the theat world under which the u. s. dollar presides. there is no scarcity of clowns. that's why we in the big white world often call it cloud world. so i want to read this headline about how they observe the world and then interpret it for you. okay, here's the headline, and it's a real headline from the u. k. the daily star. it's a tabloid, it's like an onion course of, you know, not really true perhaps, but latimer putins war threads or why aliens haven't made 1st contact, expert claim rushes. vladimir putin constant threats risk in world war 3 are opting is hindering chances of aliens making. first contact with humans on earth. a u. f. o expert has fed nick pope who investigated flying saucers for the m o. d believes e t z who keep

a close eye on earth will view russia's escalation of tensions with its neighbor as primitive behavior. this is the sort of analysis you see from the washington post in new york times that they can observe something and refused to see the truth. so they have to make up some elaborate schemes of aliens coming from outer space and then deep galaxy far away to explain things. but of course, max, you and i have been already visited by you up. i was so the fact that they visited our show in 2013 june, 13, 2013 would suggest that we know a little bit more of this guy says he's an expert on aliens. we actually have been visited by aliens here on the report. in 2013 and they did at that time, tell us that we were actually the most sophisticated show in all of at least the milky way galaxy. they said there were a few galaxies that there were similarly good shows as the kaiser report. but

that's our expert analysis here to counter that. well, i remember as a kid in the sixty's, there was a movie. they came out, i think was gone. it's a mad, mad world. and the whole plot, you know, alien invasion and russians and the scare mongers. and mainstream media have not moved off of that basic plotline. now i think buddy hackett was in that now we've got not buddy hackett, but we've got joe biden playing the role of buddy hackett. but i think a lot of have to do with the su gray conclusions. the su gray came out. she's a civil servant in the u. k. investigating party gate. and her conclusions were, as we have just found out that the prime minister boars johnson is not directly responsible for party gay, but that number 10 downing street and my extension, the british culture, the british nation, has a problem with excessive alcohol consumption. that was her conclusion. based but you're saying what i've been saying and trying to tell people now for

decades that the problem over there is just not bad leadership. it's alcoholism. well, nevertheless, we are here in a positive place called el salvador, the savior, where we are seeing like the flow of people coming from all over the world from the united kingdom. we've met a lot of british people actually down and i want a over at surf city area to go surfing over there and fleeing. as i said, they said pleading the u. k. and the locked downs and the party gate and all that sort of stuff. they are here because they find the leader ship better here than what they see over in the united kingdom. and they analysis that you find in the media as we've just laid out where they find mysterious outer space you f, o is responsible for some, the owned, the disasters that they themselves have created. remember when paul krug men who is also one of these economists that doesn't get bitcoin, and i'll salvador,

unlike this young man, sean brown, that we met on the volcano, that paul fragment, he also was calling for alien invasion during the 20082009 crisis, we covered that here in class report. so he was calling for an alien invasion and that that perhaps would rally the people to get behind the leadership, to print as much money as possible because there were these bad ideas. he said, of like printing too much money and that money wouldn't cause any sort of disaster or anything like that. so these are the sort of things that we're counteracting. and what we're seeing here on the ground in el salvador is a more positive story than the return to primitive his, him, oh for the rest of the world where like, somehow these alien forces from outer space are going to invade, right? is primitivism. it's in the pre industrial revolution, even pre agricultural revolution, going back 12000 years, people worship sticks. and they lived in huts and they looked

a lot like boris johnson. i remember most of the gene stock over there is the druid . no, that's pretty much what they believe in ghosts. well, the druids, by the way, did the amazing stonehenge and that was so accurate and so perfect. so i don't think i think you would be actually a smearing the good name of the druid people. i say accuracy of the stonehenge gave a perfect moment of the day as to when to have a cocktail. i 12000 years later, that's what stonehenge is all about. happy cocktail hour down there at the private club. little jean tape. there's brought johnson flat on his stomach grumbling and vomiting and whatnot. anyway, enough of that, we're going to take a break and when we come back, much more coming your away with ah,

join me every posted on the alex simon, sure. when i'll be speaking to guess in the world of politics, sport, business, i'm show business. i'll see you then. ah ah . humanity always was the impossible day. first day 8

said to the government, police probably you government b. they say cymbalta uneasily on, please don't touch my might and private life won't patch my business, won't batch my freedom. and this is an impossible contradiction with ah, welcome back to the kaiser a board. i'm asked guys are time now to turn to we'll hernandez of bax will. dot com will nice to see you. nice, nice to be here in. welcome to like i said between yeah for having us in. i should report, oh, very exciting times. tell us about packs bill in el salvador, you're opening this new cost of the big coin. what is it? why is it?

well, like i said it between a what we, what, what we saw when we 1st gaming the co salvador and everything. it is that people are wanting application like a when we 1st came here, we had like 7, a camp, a actual couple stores. and we saw that, or each of all the students wanting it to be educated and big going and in block chain. and this technology that now is real in el salvador. so as factual, being always with education, education, education, we decided as a company and to provide a like a little bit goodness, i'd give to the region with free education. so this is a free educational center in big point. it's open for everybody. every, anyone that a wants to learn about lead going in. and the benefits of it, how to become an entropy nor with bitcoin. and a, you know, just make some a extra leaving with it. now i've been to many of these big coin data centers

around the world. this is really nice like it. yeah, it's, the space is really nice. um, what, what neighborhood are we in right now? we are equal owners, somebody. okay. and so how long have you been up and running with this? and we started in august where with this, like for example the, like i said, bitcoin. yeah. well, we would like i had a big win actually a month. we started like getting it together and everything just for in the region . yeah. for a rabbit, you know, packs fall. we know, of course, and we've had re on the shower a few times. and most people associate paxil, i think with nigeria and what's happening in africa. but it sounds like nashville is really gone global. is that true? yes, we are in every single continent. one of the things that a motivated like us a little bit going is that we had a pet denija over there in that area. and it's an education center as well. so in this we decided to go ahead and also aid to something like that. but here is

because you can speak freely of it, you know, everybody knows about it. so if this is something like it's going to be advantageous. if you go to talk to someone about between a waiter person is selling you a candy in the streets or anything like, for example, they know what between this they, they, they know that exists. they know the word, but they do not know how to use it. so this is why we are bringing this a home for education. right. so pick line, of course being made legal tender here was a huge seminal event in the history bitcoin. yeah. and where did you grow up? you know, 7. and so what was your feeling? the day, the bitcoin day when big coin was announced, it was made legal, tender, president boot kelly, of course, instantly became globally quite famous for this. what was your personally, how did you personally feel on that day? i felt pride. you know, it being a summer dorian in ringing this asset. that's for everybody,

for the 100 percent. okay. and in being here, and i just, i just filled that el salvador open to the world. i was not even old salvador, but a i was somebody in what amana at the moment, and the next day after, you know, the law was approved. i chemical salvador and just to like, check everything, how, how people was feeling and everything. but then i made another tour here in, in, in, and, you know, a re west also here and that's how a beef corners were here in. and everybody anyway in, everybody started like a, this is really happened and, you know, people started running tests a, we had lightning diaries as well, a, with our marketing team with and that i, in brian and, and also a, our peer team, a joining us, a on the streets because one of the things that we do are you stay connected to the streets. we go what's on the ground and we started, you know all over the place. you know salvatore in different locations. just

learning about learning what the people, a, it felt you know, transacting with bid, quinn, us, you know, doing that transaction big going, how? i mean, for me was amazing. he said that the epic one is for a 100 percent interest. we just said there a moment ago. and so in other words, we're used to this idea of the 99 percent and the one percent. and we're used to the site, dia fi out money where a few can't. killian airs, are printing all the money for themselves, and they create a lot of problems in you see the united states, for example, they decided to get into 2 new wars just in the last couple of months. of course that's because they can just print money if they actually had to pay for the wars they would never get in these wars. but they just print their way into these wars. so when you soft talk about the 100 percent getting into big coin here in el salvador, that sounds like a very different type of feeling amongst the people. one where there's

more unity, i would maybe is that correct? from my point of view, when the us starts printing money is because a, you know, a, they're just exporting inflation. so, a, as an asset and not only just like, like horrible. bassett, but also to, for people to make a leaving. i believe it's like a, a, it's a solution. so if people hold big coin or transacting bitcoin, they are definitely getting protection or don't of this inflation. so this is a for me, that's my view of, you know, the printing of money. but even though it's not only the u. s, i mean other countries to start printing as well. it's a global phenomenal phenomena right now. and even the i m f prints their own money . it's called the special drawing, right? the sd are, it's the theat money of the i m f. i saw someone tweeting at president who kelly today actually saying, you know, mr. president, you should tell the i m f to print up

a lot of their s d r's. their special drawn rights and use that money to buy big coin. in other words, throw a lifeline to the i m f because of course, within 36 months they will be completely out of business due to the failure of their underlying model of what i call financial terrorism. the i m f excels at this, but it's basically just loan sharking or a kind of on the mobster or gangsters and to be able to pay off all that debt, hopefully with these volcano bonds. what are your thoughts on volcano bonds? well, a, from my point of view, a solution as well a of access for a funds from the beacon community for the development for, for the development of the o fill summit, or, i mean we got the price will be point cd. we got the project of a, you know, a, are there other constructions and also, you know, a, we're, we're making, or salvador, a new place. and this is, you know, coming back to your question,

this is why, you know, be coin nurse and people from the community community investors as well. they can come to, like i said before and you know, see what they can, the, we can give them an introduction of how the country's doing as well. because a we monitor, of course, everything that is happening late on the streets and everything in the sense of the people as well. so having these latino once outside, i mean it's like a bishop of salad or is here in a we're open for business. right? so when the i m f express is concerns about el salvador, making big claim legal, tender your thoughts, they have to add that, that el salvador has this decision right now. that's my thought. you know, sound very concerned? no, i mean the thing is this because a, i believe that this is a big solution. you know, having bitcoin as legal, tender. i mean, a, what kind i am, have to do right now. like, for example, just

a cut of credit line. diable, can a bonds can be probably coming back and providing even cheaper credit acts out that think that's the key point is that the death gets paid off. the, the rating for the bonds goes up, the interest rates goes down. eventually the country becomes debt free, and of course, everyone in the region. the 5 countries that make up central america could come under the umbrella of what's happening in el salvador, el salvador. the savior could be the savior of central america. what do you think of that? well, it's called the saver, and i believe that i believe that, yeah, i'm a, we're an example. been only for, for central america. we're an example for like, a whole world. you know, that's, that's my thought. i mean a bringing legal tender a doing this is we're just putting an example of like, 8 other countries are also checking out and see if they are going to go ahead and be legal tender soon. why? because we're on dice with everybody. and this is something that we're, i mean,

we re received people from mexico, a, you know, just like a government's a government officials from, from different locations. and one of the things is this, you know, that they come here and check what's happening to us in a they have a model to copy now. that's right. so you have a sensually as you point out the once it's a proven model, then others come into it. now hyper bitcoin ization is in el salvador. it's in my centrally l's auntie, which is a surf town. you know, and this is one really things to go off and caught the attention of the president. i made gang bitcoin legal tender, and i just wanted to contrast and compare, let's say all salvador getting back to nigeria a bit. you know, in nigeria the adoption i think has just been, ah, this is a very entrepreneurial country, just lots of lots of people. how would you compare the 2 in terms of their bitcoin

experience? well, a nigeria is very, very, very, but they have a lot of fact they're developing a lot and that one of the things that, that we saw in a year is that they hostile in they always find a way to do what they need to do in order to transact and to make a leaving out of big question. so they're a great interpret nurse and they are actually our use are seeing that syria are teaching us ino, salvatore. what things can be done here as well, right? because of course, in africa, even neighboring countries, just within miles of each other, the transactions are virtually impossible under the old banking system. yeah. by with big coin now, all those transactions are possible. so it has this incredible economies of scale kick in and the entire regions g, d, p are boosted. i just saw that al salvador reported a 4.4 percent year over year growth for their g d p a for november. that looks like the beginning. now of some really high growth for el salvador,

is that what you expect? yes, and we are expected to go even a little bit better soon because i mean a lot of investors are coming in a new projects are being developed a and also a the tourist. the tourism is, is that right? tourist dollars in november were double the projection that the government had. they were looking for 800000000 a came in at something like 1400000000. and of course those numbers are sent to explode higher because you've got the surfing, you've got the proposes. you've got pick point, you've got a wonderful population of charming people who are happy to meet new folks and it's like an undiscovered paradise. and people get to use their big coin. so any final thoughts? well, everybody welcome to like i said, going is going to be open a in 2 days. so we're going to have a special event and welcome free location for the region. ok,

i won't be there. thanks so much. this is a nice guys are saying he us until next time banks for will from the cost of the big going until next time bio ah ah, a wrong one. 03. just don't with to see how you see because the answer to an engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will to part, we choose to look so common ground. what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation.

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