or any money borrowed. and usually when you're going anything, the chance of you getting a 24 percent return on that investment is upset. it doesn't matter what you invest in gold to try. it doesn't work in a 30 day period. yes. so how do you expect people in the country, the middle income, like the friends here to come up with a and of captain, you want them to come up? it's not period of time. but amongst our friends, we have a much more soft values to stem between people. we've grown up as an african community where we say everything we do to toggle and below that child is brought up by village family. and by taking that situation, leverage technology to be able to treat credit scores around each other. i know you can lend me, you know, up to 7000 shillings. and because you, my friend, i have an interest in a 3rd party interest in keeping our relationship going. and so do i with our community, your friends, the, the high chance are you back? ok, let's come back to eric because obviously eric, you are not

no, i just bought the money money to pay for some vacation. so use you like it to pay for because i need the money that more. yeah, you are desperate. okay, i understand that. eric you in a similar situation. right. tell me what was the constant says lead you to borrow to because i needed to do my stuff. you shall establish old routine breakfast for lunch. things lay credit for and you know? yeah, you have your girlfriend there you have you have your girlfriend there. you are borrowing to take care of your girlfriend. no, you know if you don't perform, she'd live. so you had to do everything. comerica, harvey, i was not expecting this conversation to go like that. so. so where did you, where did you borrow money from? i bought it from friends. uh huh. i borrowed from this apps on mobile mobile apps. yeah. is there some that give loans? cheap cheap loans in the india. how much debts did you have accumulated at a lot of dep lake, 9000 to him program. and how did you pay back i for to dazzling when they walked, came back. okay. well that's intere

or any money borrowed. and usually when you go in anything, the chance of getting a 24 percent return on that investment is upset, it doesn't matter what you invest in gold to try. it doesn't work in a 30 day period. yes. so how do you expect people in the country, the middle income, like the friends here to come up with a kind of capital you want them to come up with that period of time? ok, so let's come to the ladies here because you're both entrepreneurs and also relying on credit from banks, from maybe some of these mobile apps that we're hearing, you know, for you to wear a bank. you have to deposit in a buck your cash flow statements in and out. mean the type of loan you get. so my 1st thought was there's something called lending ups and then there's so many there you can start with, nor knows me. you know, none of my problems, i can start from that. would you credit the success of your business, right, keep the capital injection to credit. yes. when you're fresh from school, your usually toil, pleas

the groups receiving this money. so we don't know, nessie, the source of the money comes from certain organizations and then goes to these specific groups, some of them, some of the big ones, tell us about some of these so that you understand the way the money filters through the system. sure, so you know, these are some of the usual suspects when it comes to climate change. denial ism, the heritage foundation, e. i, the merc kato center federalist society. these are essentially laundering outfits. and so the dark money comes in, presumably from folks like the coke brothers from exxon mobil and fossil fuel companies. it gets laundered through dark money to these organizations that serve as mouth pieces for promoting industry friendly propaganda, climate change, denial, propaganda. so rebecca, we have a in and i to say a newish administration, who said part of that mandate was to address climate action to address the climate emergency. how is not going? has us special interest disappeared? because you have an administ

once i could not stand it and asked where all this money came from. he was rich in money. we built a house with this money and bought an apartment for my parents. the store opened. in general, the neighbors were interested. and what did he say to you then? what was at some mines there and earned, well, after all, everything happens, of course, anything happens. thanks a lot. here is my phone. if you remember something else and come to tell i will be very grateful to call. yes, of course, thank you. while page be healthy, goodbye. loop through all reports for the month. come on, it can wait, come on. we will try now to collect information on boris gromovudnaya. he disappeared for 5 years and suddenly appeared with big money. this man pushed alena gromova off the bridge. no, it doesn't look like he is. yes, what does it mean? like this is evidence for you or guessing on the coffee grounds? yes, as you say. well, look again carefully. it's not him. read and sign here, in short, there was no gromov at any mines. and you know why, because 15 years ago he was a sidorchuk, not a

no, i just bought the money money to pay for some vacation. so use you like it to pay for. suppose i need the money about more. yeah, you are desperate sir. okay, i understand that. eric, you are in a similar situation, right. tell me what was the constance is lead you to borrow 2 of because they needed to do my stuff. usual established routine breakfast for lunch. things like credit for new. know? yeah. you of your girlfriend. there you have. you have your girlfriend there. you are. borrowing to take care of your girlfriend. no, you know, if you don't perform, she moved with comerica harvey. okay. well, that's interesting because what to gentlemen are telling me is quite honestly surprising. the statistics from the digital lender that the patient can says that people borrow money primarily to invest in their businesses and then that you cation, but not necessarily for recurring to expenditure. people will not be harnessed with verizon for boring, basically in most of the loans that are consumer based loans. basically the good to the current e

please leave your money. you know, save money, but you don't see the essence of that and to give you a new school. so if it is school and you're like, ok, i'm not necessarily getting a job. where can i get capital? so you can go back to your parents whose clothes you for, for good, yes, and the leg that give you more money. so you would literally started learning the ropes and you realize, oh, so they'd lending ups and i personally would be the worked for me because i was able to find my business, especially pretty expensive with the lending. okay. let me come to tony here for a 2nd because we're hearing that family and friends actually constitute the 2nd largest majority of where we get a credit from. this was astounding to me that before you go to a bank, you go 1st to a 3rd party who is until december unregulated and then you go to your family and friends and you're saying, oh, we need to regulate this space as well. talk to me about that. over the last 10 years, digital ended up having started and can and

do you know how much this money is worth? so i realized that i have money. i'm going home now. and by the way, the traffic police is on its way. hello police yes come here, speak. i said that i will return the money a week at the latest. i will return everything. i returned the insurance with interest and decided to cheat. i know everything about you, where the books i sold will already come out to you. through the buyer will not come out. yes, i did not sell them these books. i never had at all. yes, your brother, by the way, you also know that he sells pizza. yes, he rolled, how few of them he has a company with such people to talk to, then for a week you will hiccup not to talk to her like that about my brother, understand? don't you dare, i told you. ask him yourself good afternoon, i'm from the police. did not see this by chance well thank you, good afternoon. excuse me, i haven't seen this citizen. here i didn’t see it, i didn’t see it, but you didn’t see it, don’t take it. no, i didn't see it, i didn't see it. thank you all. well, yes. vova next time you will follow it y

she didn't have that kind of money. your assistant has definitely sent the money.s as if he took the receipt from her. please look i scored on a capital bath, i hereby confirm in received 300,000 rubles. claims about your garden. where is your assistant now? i'm thinking about shipping. well, yes, here. hello, doctor. hello come in. come in , mark, i'm not really a doctor. and how is she what the doctors say? severe condition, but stable, but not yet conscious, my god kapitalina ivanovna a. she will wake up at her age, yes with such a diagnosis. 50/50 chances are so small ah-ah-ah-ah, kapitolina, ivanovna and who knows you so much that a large concentration of sleeping pills was found in your grandmother’s blood grandmother had problems with sleep she took it in all likelihood, they could have drunk her first and only then turn on the gas. excuse me, it's time to go. all the best, goodbye. where do i take her? there are no papers. all seryoga go. valentina mikhailovich good afternoon. may i ask you a couple of questions? and? who are you, the moscow criminal, the s

oh, every year, they buy, so there is money, and weddings were celebrated there, so there is money, every it costs money anyway. any step cannot be fully provided by vasya petya. here is this uncle. to what sorry for 55 years. now, uh, you've got it. here is a situation where there is no money, why not? why not? they are, but let them be, but small amounts, but my mother has not spoiled me since childhood, and i live. there is money, but the light was turned off, i explain. and that people really came today? but ah, they said, we turn off the electricity for you. so i say turn it off. so, dad decided that, and there the mother bathes, why should i pay for it, the children bathe there, first of all, the children understand, why the light allowed, yes, and plus they listen to music on the phones. wait, listen to me. and why did you let me turn off the light in your house? where they live there, let's say forces and brought to this, look, i explained. i warned the company when they called me, and pay for a long time. i say when we share we will divide the debts then, and we will pay in half.

here is the money, return the money. return the money that leads the war. us, all responsibility. this. i'm with you, thank god together . there is nowhere else to be found. and if there is, then you built it correctly. do you want to say that i have accounts in cyprus, prove no, what kind of eblatron is here, you understand the brain, the representative of the apple party just said that you need to rob and you can rob russia, which is resurrected. western service can you say you can? you most likely, you want you to say now to your voters that they need and can be robbed by european services. correctly, elena mikhailovna support during the second iraq war, which was launched without sanctions and in violation of international law. do you think it would be right. but, for example, on the part of russia at that time, on the part of france, germany, which did not support the great britain's shackle, to impose such sanctions, for example, that you turned off russia, and then there were some payments and so on. it it would be right if you support it. i think th

it is extending money to the _ spend money. it is extending money to the poorest households...y coming up tomorrow. 0f strategy coming up tomorrow. of course _ strategy coming up tomorrow. of course the — strategy coming up tomorrow. of course the best way to save money is for people _ course the best way to save money is for people to use less in the first place. _ for people to use less in the first place. and — for people to use less in the first place, and one way to do that is to insulate _ place, and one way to do that is to insulate your home. there is a logic to extending it, but i suppose the chancellor's point of view, he is thinking, — chancellor's point of view, he is thinking, that is more government money— thinking, that is more government money going out the door if he agrees — money going out the door if he agrees this and he is not prepared to do— agrees this and he is not prepared to do that — agrees this and he is not prepared to do that. . . agrees this and he is not prepared to do that. , . ., ., to do that. expect a debate over that one. interesting. _ to

well, zaitsev money.n say thank you, then after a while he returns to the hostess and finds corpse of hares, yes, yes. there are versions? what time is now? time in the morning morning long 8:35. shavings, and which you fried with his head. yes, i didn't hit anyone. he was alive, gave without talking , said everything that i give, that then we will settle. i ran on looking for money. now i only have half. and at the house of the cops there is some kind of penis of a mare. for some reason, i immediately realized that kulish had glued the flippers together and that they were already looking for me. sergeant bededev, because you tell me do not care do not care for him. i ran to the furry one, he had already come to work. well, then there you and your this sergeant. but, and then you already know everything yourself, kalmykov came home for the second time in the afternoon for the rights, then his neighbors saw him. and that nothing imagine for a second that the flour killed hares and because of the money he t

i just want to know where my money is, and i'm not the only one, they want to know where the money is will the money be returned, they are absolutely, let's say normal questions. and i think what, uh, i don't know, i think they were doing information and that's it. the rest is there, like what, what, how is the process of receiving funds from your employees. these guys tell me and the children who can solve the issue of these german company is called gl herman lille, you understand that, uh, i’m quite concerned, uh, calmly about the fact that i don’t give each person there, but you should do some instructions do it or do it. it's like a free person like this to him about money, and he responds about freedom of choice. yes, and translates arrows on former subordinates soon. after that, his subordinates will be interrogated and investigated, but he himself will be far away. we are always in in the process of work, they considered these reports to be real. uh, what's more, uh, asset managers. yes, and for a second, asset managers were europeans who had experience in the largest foreign s

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no money.is, like no, well, the fact is that there is a fad in your contract, i still can’t find it, where it says that from our current account they can go to your current account with the deduction, of course, of a fine, but for this you need a tax, go right, wait, wait, wait. what 's the point? roma oleg was all right, in kind. it was all right, in kind very good. well, according to your contract, it is impossible to get money. that's because you had a fad somewhere here. i want my money. you understood me money very well, but that is impossible because there is a clause in your contract. i'll find him now, where it says that from our current account he did not i got it, got it, got it. it's impossible, there is no money. come in, well, it's impossible so impossible, goodbye, goodbye. and that they weren't even threatened? they said goodbye. cognac eat milk? they just left. they didn't do anything at all, they just left. so i knew, and that i'm the guys. if i'm going to drive around like thi

they report who they give money to, but you don't know who gave them the money to give them that. that's a good tomorrow's organ. i didn't really care point. wow. i so as barry without us . okay. yeah, i get that. let me just look then i'm michael. please help me here. whoops, receiving this money. so we don't know nessie the source of the money comes from certain organizations and then goes to the sp specific grapes, some of them, some of the big ones. tell us about some of these so that you understand the way the money filters through the system. sure. so, you know, these are some of the usual suspects when it comes to climate change, denial ism, the heritage foundation, e, i, the merc, kato center. federalist society. these are essentially laundering outfits and so the dark money comes in, presumably from folks like the coke brothers from exxon mobil and fossil fuel companies. it gets laundered through dark money to these organizations that serve as mouth pieces for promoting industry friendly propaganda, climate change, denial, propaganda. so rebecca, we have an indian, i to s

has money and it is also very easy to borrow money to buy things.lt, if you create much more buying power, then you create goods and services, you have a lot more inflation. and the federal reserve has been behind the curve, slower to tighten monetary policy. and as a result, we are now starting to see the rise in interest rates to be able to deal with that. as that happens, all assets compete with each other. so now that free money is still going to be cheap money, but it's going to be a bit higher. so interest rates, let's say bond yields, have gone up about 1%. now you take that and you adjust. everything is the present value of future cash flows, but it means that interest rate goes up a percent. that means all the other assets have to adjust. we are in a process of making that kind of adjustment. that means the days that we have had before, the easy days where they dumped money on you and you don't have much inflation or tightness, those are past and now we are in a different part of the cycle. david: how do you foresee crypto impacting the wor

where does all this money come from in these e u, financial institutions, money that i spoke earlier, this does mean that they must feel that they have the bandwidth to support them. and i think the feeling, especially in the european union. so she in here in brussels, is that the money needs to be there to support people. they're aware that if the humanitarians and the refugee side of things don't help them on fully supported and it can have a huge effect on european union citizens as well. you mentioned as well though this idea of what the priorities are. well, the question the ukrainian government is asking is the money is all well and good, but we saw demitrix labor for instance, the foreign minister attending a nato meeting here at brussels early this week. and he said, what they need are weapons at defense systems. i'm to tank systems to try and fight off the russian fonts. and he warned that if that didn't happen, then there would be a likelihood that the war in ukraine could spill over. i jam packed there for us in brussels. thanks very much. france, his presidential race is t

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there is money involved, a lot of money involved. how many other countries, not just european but asian are supporting the ukrainians? even ukraine and russia there are multiple sides. putin is out of control, he is not the only power in russia. i don't think he is thinking clearly. i think he has advisors advising him but this is getting out of control. it is all about the petrodollar we are talking about around the world. host: frank this is from usa today. biden seeking the selling off of russian assets. the biden asset has this wish, it will seek authority to seize russian assets and have the proceeds be used in the war. do you like that idea? caller: that will cause a conflict between more russian people against the u.s. there are multiple sides, we have to take a stance. that is why we have congress. that is why you will like these officials. host: and the vote. caller: you elect these officials to vote for you. host: that is why we are asking you this morning in this first hour and later on in the show to because they represen

or foreign corporate money into domestic corporations and charging that money directly into our politics and we've seen the way in which putin and his autocratic army have attempted to inject ideological, racial, ethnic, religious poison into the lifeblood of american politics through the social media. back since 2016, i mean that's what the story was all about. so it doesn't take much to alter the chemistry of of a nation's politics this way. so this is one of the bills i'm hoping we're looking at. in addition to others that deal with this general problem that you're raising, about, you know, foreign governments that will make a long-time investment in a potential president. >> yes, a multi-billion dollar investment in this case, in his son-in-law. congressman jamie raskin, suffer, it is great to see you. thank you very much for your time tonight. >> great to see you, rachel. >>> much more news ahead. stay with us. e you, rachel. >>> much more news ahead stay with us (woman) oh. oh! hi there. you're jonathan, right? the 995 plan! yes, from colonial penn. your 995 plan fits my budget jus

there was no money. you could borrow from a bank thomas jefferson took 54 years and probably the longest home improvement project in history to finish monticello because he could never get enough money to do it at once but that was also that's that's taking a light view of it. he was an absolute. compulsive shopper who just kept spending and spending and they also he had the idea that if the british were going to rip him off he was going to rip them off so he didn't he didn't put spend much time or money paying off his debts to england. he rationalized. he he rationalized everything including his debts. there is a founding father whose name is whose signature is bigger than anyone's. on the declaration of independence. do you think that wealthy merchant and patriot? john hancock is underrated in his contribution to the revolution. i think he definitely is. and i'm i'm working on that frankly. he's underrated because he he's underrated because he overdressed maybe that's too simplistic, but he was born th

money, and if the money goes away, if the money girl dies.f anything, i'll sell the parrot. yes nikita such money has gone crazy, and i take responsibility for myself, but i am responsible for the company. i am still nikita ivanovich, but i am responsible for the security of this company. i'm margarita petrovna, i promise you everything will be fine. i called nikiforov. ok. good luck. did something happen to nikita? i'll be there soon . here he is, wait. only everything will be all right. what if they don't disappear? i took under my own responsibility responsibility will not be affected. and if they still don't disappear, perhaps? i'm with you i thought so. where is the police? they will calmly come. we need him bring to the place, otherwise we won’t prove anything at all. but why can't we go to this cafe right away? don't worry, you need to catch them to get money, everything is in order. let's not let it go, i don't know the gateway to everyone here. don't interfere there. and what are you doing with your hands on the steering wheel so tha

for your money.urns out that you raised your son in such a way that he abandoned his daughter. so yes, he quit, he got up to bring up a completely different one; he brought up his daughter. yes, his son left his daughter. and you first her grandmother, how often do your children come to you. i now have a daughter and a son. as i saw him in the month of june, he came to me because he works. irina, your aunt is shocked by how many loans her mother has, and she is very sorry that she i found out about this when zoya's debts amounted to hundreds of thousands of rubles in the studio olga orlova olga it's clear did you take such good loans, well, or well, no one gave a penny for their treatment olga and how did we even know that your mother takes hyena loans to me her father, my brother, called and said that my mother mom is all in loans, that she even borrows money from the village. so, when you found out all this, how did you react to it? well, i started calling my mom right away. mom began to tell me th

awful of money individually.y individually. as you alluded to. — of money individually. as you alluded to, i _ of money individually. as you alluded to, i do _ of money individually. as you alluded to, i do not _ of money individually. as you alluded to, i do not think - of money individually. as you . alluded to, i do not think anyone can argue with the moral principle of trying to do that, it is the practice that will be tricky. similar issue, back to the front page of the observer, their main story and the headline is... a bit of a shift in public perception. yes. a shift in public perception and a lot of disquiet among tory mps and a lot of disquiet among tory mps and david davis, the former brexit secretary is quoted as is the former party leader iain duncan smith, they are beginning to say, because those two particularly when remember what happened tojohn major after the erm crisis and the tories they had an awfuljob to prove that they crisis and the tories they had an awful job to prove that they were econ

got the money. let me just ask you finally bill, you know, a freezing order, which is the title of this book. freezing order is an order of a national government to freeze assets within a boundary of a government and you go through the various reason, orders that your efforts help stop. but let's be candid for a minute. $230000000.00 is a lot of money to me, but it's not a lot of money to vladimir putin. so a lot of money to governments. and so i guess to take the small tribute to where you had and kind of look at that. how big is this network? what are your suspicions about how big the corruption in government and vladimir, you know, putin's other ro, dorgan's out there because it, what you've done just seems too small, given all of the heat you've taken for what's, what's really going on. but that, that's the let me call it the trillion dollar question. so what we discovered was, when we were looking for the all this money monitoring, we discovered that 200000000, the 230000000 of the crime that s

hand over the old man, and the money is needed for a week a little vov where is the money from? as what, we all handed over. well for contingencies there had to stay. how much did he give? well, what's the question? these are unforeseen expenses. palych just such cases vov no you do not understand. you understand, igor pavlovich is generally our everything, you know, if he were to pray for him at all. well, listen, you and i do not work in the state, but in a private office, and therefore sometimes. well, of course, i would like to receive bonuses for solved cases more often. it works, thank you very much. and where are you going, and to the office for work? and you will drop me off at the summer cafe. okay, taxi found very well. it's me. yes, i need money. no, i can't wait today, can i? i give money package, yes today friends of friends sent in a perpetual release. it happened, by the way, because of you. yes, because of you, they wanted money, they almost sent me there, in short, gray. now i have nothing to lose, and i will not go to prison alone. no dear, i'll drag you. every

we will be asking for more money. but you did give us more money on the supplemental on this, as well. >> general, thank you. and thank you for joining us. i did agree with senator shaheen, to help work with her to see that we get the u.s. attorney process back under a fashion in which we get some confirmations concluded. >> that would be great, thank. you >> thank you senator moran, on both counts. senator graham? >> thank you. good morning. on the russia front, we had lunch and i really appreciate you and your team are doing. there's a lot on your plate. you know, you wanted money in the supplemental. is there any additional authority you need from congress to be more aggressive in terms of going after the olive darts and kleptocracy? do you need any legal changes? >> thank you for asking about that. we have been very carefully examining that question and i expect that there will be requests for legislative changes. these could go particularly in the way that we do the forfeitures, to make it easier for us to do the

the money will be ours.t 5 minutes before that, some dolt also decided to rob the store and ruined all our plans. lord, what is not luck, and not the right word. when i realized that zakhar was late. he began to fight with him and, under the guise of a fight, pushed him out into the street, where he whispered to him to get off. then you came to ask questions began. then dasha began to gnaw at me that we were left with a nose, and that kurkin let slip that it seemed to be the first robber caught and told everything he heard. he also mentioned that the suspect, sort of like an alibi, let him go. and you decided that he was involved in the robbery, but arranged himself as an albi, of course, in any case, he was an accomplice and stole the money that was supposed to go to dasha and me. so we decided to restore justice. from the boss's chatter , it became clear where the suspect lives. so we decided to exchange his wife for money. but we got on well with her. we are not a finger, even though the victim is alive a

american philanthropy idea was, you have money that you want to accrue more money on that principle, but you want to be doling out portions of it annually. haphazardly, boston and philadelphia illustrated that tenant. host: before we get to the more the details, how long did you work on this project and where are some of the places it took you? michael:michael: it was about a decade in total and i spent much more time than i thought i would spend on it because i ended up going into great boston archives, which are located behind a home depot. philadelphia and its our cars and also the american philosophical society. to franklin's only existing house and people can still visit. up to ecton, the north hampshire village. it was a wonderful hunt. the joy was in the process. host: before readers get to his afterlife, you give a lot of details about his biography. i wanted to share some of that with our listening audience. he was born in boston. what were his early years there like? >> he was born to a man that had fled england. he believed in congregationalism and thought he cannot practi

did they give you money anyway? gave without any receipt not very much, but gave why it was written on his face with this money, dump it as soon as possible, where to hell. you should have been in love like vika not to see it. but were you satisfied that it was going? yes, yes, so that he generally disappeared forever. he would be gone to give money. he obviously didn't mean to. so come back here. he had no meaning. how do you feel about screaming? okay, i do. no, you see, he left her one thing, and she realized what a nonentity he was, and another. now he's been killed. she may still yearn for him for several years. so, i'm here no god understand. well, in general, it is logical but the subscription is not leaving. i still i'll have to do it right away, thank you. no money, no nugget found. i don’t understand at all what you took, that he hid all this here. he lived with you, where else can he hide. i could have somewhere, i don’t know , at the bus station in a storage room or a birdhouse , oleg was an unpredictabl

with money.ep, it 's a scam. but it’s better for an employee of our ministry of internal affairs he is zharov maxim andreyevich max guys to see katya out of their fraud. you see, the flies are a big actor guys, let's go, i'll wire you nothing, please contact me more, if anything. in theory, they should already show it, i myself can’t wait. in general, i am a cautious person in life, i always check everything a hundred times here on really. this is my fault. it was i who blew all the brains out for dima with this tournament. so wait. i don't understand anything yet. so you've decided to buy editorial accreditation for a prestigious tennis tournament. so they found a phone on the internet, they called, yes, the secretary called the receiver. i asked to transfer us to the sports editor, this guy who offered us accreditation introduced himself in the sports editor as vlasov, i have everything here on this tablet. oh sorry, please. thank you, no big deal. okay your correspondence. we'll see later if n

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money supply going frat. gdp absorbing all that money.tter period for the stock market next year. just for. i am lao looking for that most of the decade. charles: you're legendary. sorry it took so long to bring you on. >> let's do it again. charles: we will. tech stocks leading the rally. earnings is fantastic. reaction is mixed. earnings are fantastic. big names like mcdonalds are killing it. this is a make-or-break week. the economy is slowing down but will this actually escalate selling in the stock market? chris varrone will join me in studio. it is great. we'll be right back. ♪. to help businesses of all size work smarter today. so, they can have more success tomorrow. ♪ one thing leads to another ♪ you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need? like how i customized this scarf? check out this backpack i made for marco. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ fpx nickel's discovery of clean, green nickel only pay for what you need. at its flagship property in centr

"mad money" starts now ♪ >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money.elcome to cramerica i'm trying to save you money my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you call me at 1-800-737-cnbc. or tweet me. stop giving up on companies you believe in you'll be wrong more often than you're right, and you'll end up kicking yourself on days like today, when the dow surged, the nasdaq sky problem etted -- skyrocketed we were puzzled of how some of the stocks were so doing so poorly it was crushing us and then i was reminded when i worked with karen cramer at my old hendge fund i would see a stock down big and she would ask me, did you do your homework? i would say yes. she would say, do you have conviction absolutely then pick up the phone, get a look at the stock, meaning how much was offered, and buy, sometimes buy a ton of it. right then and there she did it because she said that the sellers weren't as smart as we were. which meant that we were doing something stupid if we decide not to buy the stock too often, stocks go down because people ha

why should you want to give away money? you work hard to get this money. not just buy things for your friends and family? darren: first of all, some of the best philanthropists in this country are small donors. they understand what it is like to work really hard and for many of them, they don't have a lot of disposable income and yet they give to their church. they give to their food pantry. they give to their homeless shelter. and that's because in this country, there is a civic imperative of the individual to do what he or she can to make a difference in improving our communities. so, i celebrate those small impactful donors. but i also, though, worry that for many wealthy people, the idea of giving often is not driven by a sense of just making a difference, but it's making a difference with strings attached. it's making a difference, but doing it the way i want it done rather than what the experts might say. so it's that calibration that concerns me. david: you and i serve on the national gallery of the art board. and every art institution i know of wan

we printed more money. we gave it back to corporations who bought back their shares and they didn't invest. this was the fix in 2008. and it seems to be our same strategy here during the pandemic. is it that we've learned nothing or is oligarchy just indomitable? what, what's the answer for this replication of the process? it seems that those are in positions of power of authority. i like the bourbons. they forget nothing and they learn nothing. and you know, why is business not investing a solar, they don't want to invest it. so some conspiracy, they look around and they look at that level people who are being subjected to stringent austerity, whether they are in greece, not just in case in puerto rico, but even in germany, in france, in the united states of america. the vast majority of people have been treated austerity cutbacks, or even the obama stimulus never went to the living people. it ran out of path very quickly. states where cutting, so had 12 years of austerity for the many and socialism for th

according to the law, they pay to drag money.s go detainee, if you have items prohibited by law i recommend you release them voluntarily. yes, you go hold your tongue, it's okay. kostya i'm used to. okay, let's start the search witnesses, be careful. borisov open how painful it is damn sun bastard what window? we'll break the second floor there. their bosses will break us for half a year of this year , we will develop it. you look at acrobats shoemakers. and if the gun was taken away from them, he would put us all. come on , but adventure. opanki normally put it in place, leave more prints, then they will put you in jail. i have a better idea. 200 pieces per day brother, are you going to steal them crazy, why such a risk zero cops about these grandmothers are not aware, bandos. now they will wash off into the hut and will not return to you. but then they will think that the cops took these grandmothers. okay, so let's take half and leave half. well, just for the sake of it. i tell you, this is a sure thing, free money, no one wil