we're talking to jalen, rose renaissance man. tell me about the podcasts, brother. everybody's got one now. i always said people was i did it for a while. i just don't want to work as hard anymore. but people say why you do a part because they said it's the same that i used to say to a shrink and he charged me $400.00 an hour. oh, glad you went there. i'll say this every day. that is therapy. that's exactly what it is. for me, and so each show has been different, and so i was the 1st former athlete with the pod cast. so now you see a lot of different job in the space, but in 2000 a chance, 2011, i've pitch bill simmons, the idea to do the roles report on grant land. this is before apple, before spotify. i was doing the mon, you to periscope at the time. and so harris because yes, because sure. right. because i was trying to think it a name and it came to the parents go wow. and so not only did the content continue to come to me and because there are a few to for the audience, but also start to realize that we were doing it. oh yo

dr. jalen rose right up to this on dennis miller plus one. the folks welcome to dennis miller plus one. happy to welcome a bonafide bollard show. jalen rose 13 year and be a veteran. best selling author philanthropist. tv personality is building the resume here, currently and a, b, c, and e. s p, an analyst, state of the art and hoops for n b a co host, the jalen and jacoby jacob the i don't even know the other can because i think of a detail and she also has is jalen rose renaissance man podcast that's available with you where you can get your projects. i tell you his old man could ball for private as he was. he was he was providence before before to day in bed. marvin got to this is jalen rose jalen. i appreciate the love i'm a huge fan. i'm a major supporter of all. busy things dennis miller need to be on and also thank you for knowledge in providence friars and jimmy walker, please before this is i need a story. well, listen, jimmy walker, i think be lou. well, he's still lou at that point. i don't think he's creating the lu, i'll send he

the person that antwan rose was. in attendance at the funeral folks the way they talked about him talking about a seventeen year old student i like to ski and like to snowboard and smiled all the time and volunteered at a free store and was an honor student and was a poet and all of these things i think when people see images of him and hear stories about him they see the kids that are doing great things in their communities they see their sons and their nephews and their brothers and i think that it's motivated and inspired people in a way that i haven't seen before and it's not just activist organizers or community builders at these protests and rallies it's grandmothers in trans women of color and white people and young black people young black people leading these efforts it is people that are the most marginalized within our communities from the homewards to the manchester's to the braddock's it is every day people that are. not only putting their bodies on the line but also risking a lot to speak out against th

guns and hollywood rose so it was tracy guns and and axl rose it's a great name is a great great not always the band together i say probably from. i want to see nine hundred eighty four and i was in until one thousand nine hundred six just for you one thousand nine hundred six twelve years you made a lot of money became famous why did you leave just a lot of. that's an even longer story basically you know what it was is axel took over the band and reformed it under guns n roses under his direction and i chose not to join that configuration simple as that so you formed another group there's a bunch of other bands since that ever regret leaving no. it was really something that it was one of those kind of things that it just had it happen the way that it happened and i think that was probably the smartest thing that big decision i ever met where do you play the other you told me just came back from france you played in france right where you put you play as a single you play with a group why have a band which is my solo project with myles kennedy and the conspirators is called we so we

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to turn to simon rose of save our savior simon rose welcome back thank you max all right now you were over at parliament we see the building my pinus and you were testifying on the impact of quantitative easing you said it was a monumental mistake please elaborate yes well the treasury select committee decided last year that it might be worth looking into whether quantities and have been as wonderful as the bank of england claimed there was some thought that possibly not everybody had benefit from benefited from it so they asked the bank to produce some document about how it affected everybody in the bank in fact to be came back and said well it's really boosted asset prices and it's particularly boosted the asset prices of the wealthiest five percent in the country if you actually look at the numbers of course. i guess we we found that seventy two percent of all the u.k.'s net financial assets and and pension fund wealth is held by the wealthiest twenty percent of people well the bank claims this has been not to be fantastic for

welcome back to the kaiser report i-max kaiser time out of georgia simon rose of save our savior simon rose welcome back thank you it's all right now you were over at parliament we see the building my pinus and you were testifying on the impact of quantitative easing you said it was a monumental mistake please elaborate yes well the treasury select committee decided last year that it might be was looking into whether quantitative easing had been as wonderful as the bank of england claimed there was some folks that you know everybody had benefit from benefited from it so they also bank to produce some document about how it affected everybody on the buy. expect to be came back and said well it's really surprises on this particular use of the prices of the wealthiest five percent in the country if you actually look at the numbers of course. i guess we we find that seventy two percent of all the u.k.'s net financial assets and and pension fund wealth is held by the wealthiest twenty percent of people well the bank claims this has been a pretty fantastic for everybody ignoring what's happen

states then for the second half we'll be speaking the sun rose of save our frickin savers. the government no longer represents the people. the people are going to take such as. we. please in the traditional. the way our economic system currently is not. let. me speak our language. programs and documentaries in arabic in school here on. reporting from the world talks skiffy ip interviews intriguing story to tell you. in. arabic. to find out more visit arabic t.v. it's called. welcome back to the kaiser report imax kaiser time now to turn to simon rose of save our savior simon rose welcome back thank you max all right now you were over at parliament we see the building my bias and you were testifying on the impact of quantitative easing you said it was a monumental mistake please elaborate yes well the treasury select committee decided last year that it might like it was looking to have a quantitative easing have been as wonderful as the bank of england claimed there was some fault but possibly not everybody had benefit from benefited from it so they asked the bank to produce

we have our own roses and we're going to take them with us. and we can stand outside the white house and we're going to post our own ceremony. we have children joining us this year. of the whistle blowers because we've spend some time this year focusing on what's the boeing is a family issue. um, as you probably know, especially when they're minor children in the house, their, their home, when the home is rated, they're watching their parents struggle. they're, they're learning how to be afraid. they're being told don't answer the phone, don't answer the door, don't go out. we always need to know where each other is. and so we, we see this intergenerational transmission of trauma. they might not fully understand what they're experiencing, but um, you know, you have done yearly who's the founder of the intergenerational legacy of trauma project in new york. that's probably not the full title, but we have her on one of our round tables and we talked about children who are survivors because they lives through the experience. and then children who

gaining bank of america is up over two percent and wells fargo rose almost four percent in company news. boeing rose three percent after would want a thirty billion dollar contract to build one hundred seventy nine u.s. air force refueling planes. now european stocks are gaining in the last few sessions and they're relieved that prices have retreated one of the worst performers in london was lloyds banking group down five percent approved warned business will be tough here as the u.k. economy slowed also airspace and defense. is down almost three percent absolutely a key u.s. tanker contract to rattle boeing. and here in russia markets have closed higher friday the r.t.s. surged over one and a half percent and in my eyes it's going to under two percent energy stocks were struggling as investors took profit after several days of gains other sectors such as banking and retail climbed now let's have a look at some individual share moves in russia here gazprom was down point six percent on the r.t.s. ross they have lost three quarters of a percent and russia second biggest bank b.c.b. was u

of rose and roubini associates mr rose. just before the break we were discussing this very gloomy scenario that you painted out and i heard you say that if. indeed happens the political implications in the two thousand and twenty electoral year could be massive especially taking into account the character of the current american president what is your worst fear is not just. is not just in the us in a number of countries political developments have shown a very different direction from the past now regarding the u.s. we have one of the there my be contributing to a potential severe downturn is the possibility that other presidents facing a potential. economic crisis tend to turn their instruments to gather consensus around them that has been in a number of times in the past and by other instruments i think you mean the some sort of a. foreign policy crisis and in your article specifically you mention iran as a as a potential target right exactly because what i was about to say is that presidents can work effectively all on

at rose and roubini associates mr rose it's good to talk to you thank you very much for your time thank you for inviting me now over the last couple of weeks we've heard a number of prominent economists warn that the global economic growth may be slowing down but i think you've been the most passive mystic of all predicting a new global crisis around two thousand and twenty dot may be similar in scale and perhaps even wars than the one we saw in two thousand and eight is that still a possibility or already a certainty no of course is probabilistic a session in the sense that we look at various scenarios for the ward economy and we have touch from abilities to them what we do compared to other economists out there and these are. probabilities to such an event to occur around forty five percent and this is based on a number of forces that we see already at play and we can think and we think that over the next couple of years would have got the starting and my actually quite to cozen down. more severe than what we have seen potential in two thousand and eight and more severe than. most eco

being on the kaiser report thank you all right stay tuned for the second half speaking with simon rose of save our savers who is absolutely appalled at these recent developments and will get his take on things stay right there. how to be i.c.c. really easy and if you transfer and get on to behave and in fact not many western leaders are truly interested in having him take this that many western countries do have an interest in being friends with with libya but potentially you know how do you say it could actually transfer to the i.c.c. if it's not if it unites their supporters. do we speak your language or not a day in. music programs documentaries and spanish what matters to you. a little tune into bangles stories. so you hear. all te spanish to find out more visit. all tito it's. welcome back to the kaiser report imax kaiser as we're back in london the first thing we needed to do is check in with simon rose of save our sabers dot co dot you k. to find out what financial and economic crimes mark carney and george osborne have committed against the british population in our absence sim

destabilize the arguable propaganda arm of the us military industrial complex hollywood her name is rose mcgowan and she's been in the news for bringing down powerful men like harvey weinstein currently on bail after being indicted by a grand jury for sex crimes that he denies roses appeared in scores of t.v. and feature films a directorial debut dorn was nominated for the grand jury prize at sundance i just work is brave tracing her journey from the children of god cult in southern italy to becoming a movie star she joins me now rose welcome to going underground so why do you think many people believe this part autobiography part manifesto about hollywood of the journey towards hollywood as well as only what is so rare. i think it's so rare because people don't talk back to hollywood people don't break rank and they don't tell secrets even though this is definitely not a tell all and like i say it's a tell it how it is people don't really do that or is that because of the powerful interests stopping anyone from hiding the what's beneath it i think it is the powerful interest i think it'

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to turn to simon rose of save our savior simon rose welcome back thank you max all right now you were over at parliament we see the building my pinus and you were testifying on the impact of quantitative easing you said it was a monumental mistake please elaborate yes well the treasury select committee decided last year that it might be worth looking into whether quantities and how we as wonderful as the bank of england claimed there was some thought that possibly not everybody had benefit from benefited from it so they asked the bank to produce some document about how it affected everybody in the bank effectively came back and said well it's really surprises on this particular use of the asset prices of the wealthiest five percent in the country if you actually look at the numbers of course. i guess we we found that seventy two percent of the u.k.'s net financial assets and and pension fund wealth is held by the wealthiest twenty percent of people well the bank claims this has been a pretty fantastic for everybody ignoring what's

by their daily limit on the month by stock exchange the stocks of non-bank lenders also rose strongly with the on housing financing gaining seventeen percent accurate of last almost half of its value in just a week fast has gained a reputation as one of india's the biggest corporate entities over the last three decades but it plans to create an investment boom in india is in for sure. by using a complex adept fold structure has now backfired and as a result investors who previously relied on india's state owned banks are now selling both bonds and equities in fear of a collapse the shares prices of india bulls housing finance which is one of the country's a largest mortgage lenders has fallen by twenty two percent in the last month serving as a sign of a much broader decline in the indian stock market shares in the housing development of finance corporation have also fallen by ten percent in the last month i am appeared to have a great credit ratings up until august of this year one group and duties began this thing that repayment deadlines and because of the groups of default account

simon rose from save our saviour's thanks so much for being on the kaiser importance and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey ebert i want to thank our guest simon rose of save our saviour's dot co dot u.k. if you like to get in touch tweet us a kaiser report and also make sure to tune into our google hangout so night thursday the nineteenth of september at six pm greenwich mean time that's g. and t. in till next time thanks guys are saying bye. we're going to do. that you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and our civic we've been hijacked right handful of transnational corporations that will profit by do so. drawing what our founding fathers once told us my job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem trucks rational debate and a r

dr. jalen rose right after this on dennis miller plus one. the folks welcome to dennis miller plus one. happy to welcome a bonafide bollard the show jalen rose 13 year and be a veteran. best selling author philanthropist. tv personality is building the resume here. currently an a, b, c and e s p and analysts state of the art and hoops for n b, a co host, the jalen and jacoby jacob, the, i don't even know the other because i think of it, it's jail. and she also has is jalen rose renaissance man podcast that's available with you, where you can get your projects that i tell you his old man could ball for broad as he was. he was, he was providence before before to day in bed. marva got so this is jalen rose jalen. i appreciate the love i'm a huge fan. i'm a major supporter of all. busy things dennis miller honor need to be on and also thank you for knowledge in providence friars and jimmy walker, please before this is i need a story. well.

right now you know i got shows a lot of my mind but the roses are nice. another head it or i we have some twitter question follow up next. that n.b.a. joselyn says you fans are obsessed with your hair joe what made you want to buzz yours all. this hot summertime good answer. no months ago how do you settle your arguments. you have to argue your bro you do we talk it out i want to know we don't really top that we play x. box you play video games we do and we play call of duty and we just we just so i have two young boys just you guys fight on the skids yeah absolutely yeah we like our room of the car apparently for ten minutes and walk back in and a bunch of i would take some punches if you pick on nick the baby you know we never really picked on him you know they had been to that and how pick on me which i don't get i should be the oldest and i should never have happened when they brought him down cable and be on twitter as what's your favorite song on the new album their song is called found on a record called what i mean to you the world so we have thre

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to turn to simon rose of save our savior simon rose welcome back thank you max all right now you were over at parliament we see the building right behind us and you were testifying on the impact of quantitative easing you said it was a monumental mistake please elaborate yes well the treasury select committee decided last year that it might be worth looking into whether quantities and how as wonderful as the bank of england claimed there was some for that possibly not everybody had benefit from benefited from it so they asked the bank to produce some document about how it affected everybody in the bank effectively came back and said well it's really boosted asset prices and it's particularly boosted the asset prices of the wealthiest five percent in the country if you actually look at the numbers of course. i guess we we found that seventy two percent of all the u.k.'s net financial assets and and pension fund wealth is held by the wealthiest twenty percent of people well the bank claims this has been a pretty fantastic for everyb

so when guns and roses and g.n.r. and amazing amazing music poison without c.c. without ricky without bobby myself together that chemistry worked and we're still here to this day june our work and and i'm just saying things happen for a reason and it all turned out awesome we laugh about it today and it's incredible but all that stuff happens for a reason i used to do a joke about the cat of that kicked out of guns n roses where i said what god's name do you have to do to get kicked out of guns n roses what what do you have to retreat not return axels casserole dish from the thursday night potluck dinner what we got. we got some rules here boys were good. tell me about the story of the stadium tour i love it so you go on out with i love the fact that it's sold out in the burg like that and tell me tell me give me the give me the roster man. here's the roster it's amazing you got def leppard you got poison motley crue joan jett it is a summer party of nothing but hits an every single day and we're all friends but we're all 'd competitive to put on an amazing show

states then for the second half we'll be speaking to simon rose of save our frickin savers. live. longer represents the. people we're going to take such as. we. live. the way our the currently live. live. live. live live mission. critical three. four three. three. three. three. old fleabag live video for your media project free media. live. are you really. are you one hundred percent. sure if you. are on this. welcome back to the kaiser report i max kaiser time out of turn to simon rose of save our savior simon rose welcome back thank you max all right now you were over at parliament we see the building my bias and you were testifying on the impact of quantitative easing you said it was a monumental mistake please elaborate yes well the treasury select committee decided last year that it might be worth looking into whether quantitative easing had been as wonderful as the bank of england claimed there was some thought that possibly not everybody had benefit from benefited from it so they asked the bank to produce some document about how it affected everybody in the bank effectively

simon rose from save our saviour's thanks so much for being on the kaiser report and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey ebert i want to thank our guest simon rose of save our saviour's dot co dot u.k. if you like to get in touch tweet us a kaiser report and also make sure to tune into our google hangout so night thursday the nineteenth of september at six pm greenwich mean time that's g m c until next time nice guys are saying bye. on their way to and talk to the crew of the i can to make sure the roof face many challenges. you have to look out for yourself crushing on to rocks trapped in pack ice in extreme conditions missing can happen antarctica always comes up with surprises you have to keep your eyes open because if there's always something going wrong the ship carries huge reserves of water food fuel as well as helicopters and people able to survive extreme conditions they're ready for anything even an apocalypse. she's really an incredible ship. calling all antarctica stations i think this is going to make it feel that a r

because report i think you all right states then for the second half we'll be speaking to simon rose of save our frickin savors. let me let me i want we're going to let me ask you a question. here on this morning as we're having a debate we have our night so if. we're going to hear this right to spend staying there again you're in a situation where b. and i don't even talk about your name let me. here is mitt romney trying to figure out the name of that thing that we americans call i don't know. i'm sorry i missed the guy who cares an awful lot but you saw our school you know what my son. wants us to feature is on the on the ball the crystal ball i can scarcely going to. go to school for you to distract us from what you and i should care about because there are profit driven industries that sell the sensationalistic garbage because of breaking news i'm having martin and we're going to break that. more news today. games flared up. these are the images cold world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations rule the day. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keys

coming out roses englishman justin rose is tied with tiger woods at the top of the leaderboard in the first round of the p.g.a. tour championship in atlanta. running smoothly in south africa reaching super the t twenty cricket world cup with a ten which is when i was involved way. before football where. that debut in the competitions group stages with a one one draw against italian side euthanizing because hitting it took them a little deeper down the only goal on the verge of. how about antonio de taali if you speak lies in the last moments of the game all the groups other pictures all drawn are in bunny's liverpool themselves on the right side of an eight goal against young boys. the second to russia versus its may clash followed by lock right into will host the ravine and dame sol to visit is taking the lead twice but then letting the advantage slip and bigger than the present teachers will give the sides positon a. one point two pace and that goes towards the grey. green bay the defending champions officer who drinks down to the title defense called the late because they beat how

per second per second and that one rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars ai industrial park but don't let the numbers over. the only number you need to remember one one business show you know for the mists the one and only boom but. how do you. know. that. there is all my desert is plowed a vehicle through crowds in the time to get the. almost six thousand yellow vests protesters flooded the streets of paris for the fifteenth successive weekend of anti-government rallies. and also to come on the weekly an act of censorship the head of the international financial.

kaiser report thank you rags all right stay tuned for the second half i'll be speaking with simon rose of save our savers who is absolutely appalled at these recent developments and we'll get his take on things so stay right there. you are a. very hard to take a. particularly. large letter had sat results are right here. please please. please please. please. please. for the. good you take three. more charges three. months three. three. three. three broncos c.d.o. for your media project c.e.o. don carty dot com. welcome back to the kaiser report imax kaiser as we're back in london the first thing we needed to do is check in with simon rose of save our savers dot co dot u.k. to find out what financial and economic crimes mark carney and george osborne have committed against the british population in our absence simon rose welcome back to the kaiser report i think you very much work much you look fantastic now here's a headline from the telegraph new threat to savings rate from regulators a crackdown on so-called teaser rates could keep rates at rock bottom and leave savers exposed to ran

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to turn to simon rose of save our saviors a bit like save the whales yeah i mean maybe save is where we close to extinction the way things are going i think so you know it's interesting ecology and finance they should actually approach finance like ecology because the markets are being in talks of five with toxic bonds and toxic policies and greenpeace should open a branch on wall street i've been saying that for years anyway so i mean you've brought in a fascinating study here from william f. four x. president of the federal reserve bank of atlanta produced this report tell us about it well everybody everybody's been saying that low interest rates all the way to to produce growth at least not everybody but those people who think the way to get food is more borrowing but they he steve actually calculated what would happen if the people used to get their income still had it and he said the low interest rates are costing the u.s. economy and i'm you will three hundred seventy one billion dollars in spending three million jobs on two

oh right simon rose from save our sabers dot co dot u.k. thanks once again for being on the kaiser and for you max. and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert i'd like to thank our guest simon rose of save our saviour's dot co dot u.k. if you'd like to get in touch tweet us at kaiser report so much time and. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure.

getting it all back together that's the point i'm trying to stress to you i don't care about james or rose i don't care about the public defender's office i shouldn't have to be sitting up here going through what i'm going through i feel like you're attacking me we're supposed to be on the same side here. this is not about me this should be about show be fair the victim has everybody forgotten about the victim. you're doing what we feel is appropriate based on the fractional that's all we can . never lets me are sympathetic to. what is a discussion let's see if there's a law that says. all the law says that these. are original. he knows what he did is wrong he's not arguing that he didn't do it he's ready to go do his time he says he's been ready yeah it's two years over two years it was like almost six months when you first came out to us and and told us about it's all been so unnecessary you know the stick gets to pick and choose which cases they seek death on the state attorney help holds the power in their fingers to make this go away to morrow they could we could put him on the calend