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meeting what is the analysis of the financial system and the fact that it's a global problem it's not going to be solved on a national basis or rock obama is not going to solve our problems one of the issues that we've got going on in united states is there is a break in the feedback loop nature always works on feedback loops we have people making policy regarding mass transit we never ride the bus we have people making policy in washington about the school system their children go to private schools so the public schools are going down in quality the health system is going down in quality because the people who control health care policy they have very good health care we have over forty million americans with no health insurance and that's getting worse all the time so it gets to a certain point or back up and back up and back up and they're willing to take all this garbage and then they get to a point where they're. not going to back up any more and they say ok this is it we're going out in the streets so those of us who have a little bit of professional experience

meaningful way it we're talking about a global depression so a post. collapse what happens to the dollar and does this affect the currency markets in any way like we saw after world war two when they came together and they created the brant woods agreement having to reconfigure the global currency markets you see anything like that developing yeah i think that there's going to be some major upsets in the currency market i think that the euro the way you know all of the activity we're seeing over bear i'm afraid we're going to see isn't really a break here are some of the. countries leaving the euro or the euro just falling apart all together you know there's kind of a race towards the problem everybody wants to have their currency the lowest some good parent better able to sell exports but the horror situation just doesn't work i think there's going to have to be some sort of like you say reconfiguring but i know i should be able to reach an agreement i know you mentioned a coal there a moment ago and i want to pick up on not a little bit you

economic downturn we're protesting fraud against banking fraud occupy batek in occupy vatican it's a global insurrection against banker occupation and we're not saying who cares if they can on a downturn this is economic collapse caused by financial fraud unchecked plus the vatican bank is one of the most corrupt banks in the world it's as corrupt as goldman sachs and j.p. morgan it is crap is a just me saying it's a corrupt as any big bank but i think he he was concerned about stephen schwarzman and lloyd blankfein getting you know this guy game trying to wrap goldman sachs and and all these press right like like i said he's doing god's work yeah well it's like well wait a minute i think that. all right thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you max go much more coming away so stay right there. three. three. three. three. three. three. three vote. for your immediate trial against the c.e.o. don carty. nice guys you're welcome back to the kaiser report time now to go to atlanta georgia speak with gal for berg gallons of actuary who writes our finite world. com and you can also

describes his firm as a global focus group. we spoke with greg case about today's economic environment at aon's headquarters in chicago. >> it is incredibly difficult out there, but quite varied. you think about in the u.s., a bit more stable, but fragile. we know that. just back from-- just back from india, and across the middle east, and there's more opportunity being discussed and more growth potential being discussed, certainly our clients at the grass-roots level. uncertainty around the world and they reflect but truly they see opportunity there and in asia. europe, highly varied. also was in europe a couple weeks ago and i had the fortune of spending time with clients, someplace whom were german, some of whom were italian, some of whom were french, some of whom were spanish, and very different how they see the world. what was true across entire grurng tremendous uncertainty about what is going to exphap how it will affect our businesses. >> tom: what do you think the contributors to the risk in the united states and grobll

a global financial apparatus that can possibly manage what's already going on. >> we already have a global banking apparatus. >> but we don't have a regulator -- >> -- using his platform as the pope to talk about -- >> honestly, i don't really give a damn what the pope thinks. because, i'm pretty sure i'm not roman catholic, and, b, he doesn't speak for me. what i can tell you is the pope is very good at counting money and not so good at children and family services. and i can also tell you that we are in a global economic world, yes, but does that mean that the swiss banking system should be on par with the american banking system or the english housing system should be regulated exactly the same way as the swiss housing system? no. i don't -- listen, the eu tried to -- >> so basically -- >> i guess my point is, if you don't have global regulations and i run a bank, i'm going to go with the country with the crappiest regulations and crscr the rest of the world. >> is that a way to hide your exposure, if the country with the crappy regulations goes under? isn't that part of the point of ha

at the global financial headlines tune into cons a report on our. cool. cool and you can see. and. welcome back to across the computer. we're talking about the influence of social networking on global change. and you can see it's. ok danny where you wanted to say something right before the break so go right ahead yeah yeah i did yeah i did and you know i'm not saying that the whole movement started thirty days ago i'm saying that the occupation of the park here in new york city started thirty one or two days ago and it's quite amazing that in that short amount of time this whole example spread or. around the world the way it did but obviously there are at the scene the site and june i was in madrid in the possibile soul which had a big encampment the indignados of spain have been part of this this this movement and movements like it are not new but what is new is this media component and also this sense of global solidarity it's not just the national deal anymore or a local deal the protests in egypt started two years earlier before exactly found out

as perhaps a leader a country that prevent a global recession. is that true? >> well, certainly if china maintains its high economic growth, that's going to be a help for the global economy where there's economic weakness in advance economies, not just china. there's india, most emerging markets. but the reality is if there will be an economic contraction in u.s., europe and japan, chinese growth slow down sharply because of trade and other types of links and th chinese are already getting worried so they're letting their currency appreciate gradually. their own date on the trade balance is suggesting softness in the trade side of it. so increasingly they might just move to actually... you said the warning about the inflation in mark credit policy, if growth slows down they might ease monetary policy, might ease fiscal policy, might also allow le of a currency appreciation, let alone maybe weakening the currency. >> liu: but nouriel, if the currency did appreciate as fast as so what so many docratic lawmakers want, is there a risk that china could actually fall

charts and graphs and data about the grotesque concentration of wealth in the upper one percent on a global basis. ok more do you want to jump in there laurie i'm getting a lot of break up there well i'm laurie. yeah break up that's replicated to some extent offline if you go down to the occupy wall street protests and in london you find it full of information leaflets pamphlets lots and lots of books the idea is that we're very in a very fruit sense information is power and you know amassing information and informing me of self almost replaces a defined ideology in terms of you know having a leader to behind but also the fact of being involved in social networks and the of the fact of being involved in what you call in the media ecology i think in which governments cannot control access to information really changes the relationship of the individual with power because one of the ways the individual that governments sorry exert power over individuals is to censor to control information especially in times of crisis you're seeing from london to terrorists where governments cracking down on

insurrection against banker occupation we introduced a term on this show now it has become part of binocular of this global insurrection against banker occupation well i also put out there on facebook and twitter for inviting people to send in their artwork and this image here is from michael denning. every revolution needs a man with a vision kaiser report and you see the r.t. logo down there on the left and you also see two hundred twelve our team deserves big kudos because they have covered this global insurrection unlike any other network in the world you know it's becoming really their signature and they are transferring the competition because they were totally out of the crowd now the mainstream of the us in the u.k. is just waking up to it our team has been covering for months well let's talk about why there is a geologist why there is a global insurrection against banker occupation eurozone pushing for tougher policing of greece according to this reuters article some euro zone countries want to european commission task force to be given extra powers to oversee the sale of greek state assets and th

crosstalk there's a global fever i'm joined by richard sennett in new york he's a professor of sociology at the london school of economics in washington we have on bassett or terry miller he is the director of the center for international trade and economics the heritage foundation and in some paolo we go to pepe escobar he is a journalist and author all right gentlemen this is cross talk that means you can jump in anytime you want i very much encourage it but first tell us about this global rumble let's go back to the beginning for a few moments there it began with a lone man scribed despair over social injustice mohamed bouazizi self-immolating in front of a government building in tunisia on the seventeenth of december two thousand and ten within days hundreds and then thousands of tunisians caught the fire of protest against the ruling regime then along came egypt libya syria bahrain yemen and soon practically the entire arab world was in the gulf in a political confrontation we have witnessed an extraordinary change taking place in the middle east and north africa swear by square. co

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every new individual that sits down and says no bus stop that enough it triggers gets closer toward a global collapse of the dollar which is the world's prison currency well the other important ingredient in this financial collapse is the price of oil not a myth the skyrocketing cost of new supply and this is from the a annual energy review and it shows that the capital required to add an additional barrel of oil to reserves experience the step change starting last decade and you see from two thousand and three to two thousand and four max straight up what of course happened in two thousand and three the i reckon beijing iraq invasion and invasion a war without any intent to pay for it via taxes that's the first war to be financed via just inflation i.e. stealing from the population that's what the iraq war has caused rapid inflation and we see this down the cost of getting that barrel of oil out of the ground and processing it the absolute absolute price of brant crude price except for a has moved in it's quoted often and you get the sense of where the oil market is but the people don't und

find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines. was a report. as many libyans celebrated the country's the clarity liberation questions remain over whether the price they paid in the form of lost lives in ruling infrastructure what's too high. public figuring but now breakthrough the search for a solution to the debt crisis that is some of them brussels hit the buffers while the french and british leaders argue over the euro's future. and two decades without nukes we visit while was once the world's largest nuclear test site has a stand which still bears the scars of its atomic legacy despite the program's closure twenty years ago. it's eight am in the russian capital you're watching r t was marina joshie welcome to the program it was a blood stain image which marked the end of the old regime but which some fear also hence at a bloody future the graphic footage of colonel gadhafi is demise and questions over his death continue to cause controversy that as libya's interim rulers rushed to call for a celebration of what th

find out what's really happening to the global economy with max concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on our team play. you can start. to think. oh and welcome to crossfire computor all about the new weapons of mass mobilization you tube facebook and twitter they are favored tools able to bring segments of society together in the name of change as has been witnessed in the arab spring europe season of discontent and america's own anti wall street protests powerful tools indeed but can social networks really alter the political landscape. to keep slaves. to cross the digital technologies and media i'm joined by danny schechter in new york he is a journalist author and independent filmmaker in san francisco we have john perry barlow he's co-founder of the electronic frontier foundation and in london we go to laurie penny she is a journalist and feminist activist all right folks this is cross talk to me as you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it but first marcia is social media driving the process more complica

public authority yes they're calling for a new global economic authority and a central world bank to be run by the un under which tony blair now in richard's himself around the world i mean to think that the pope is coming out and saying the vatican well this be a world bank because everything that's caused millions to die is a centralization of financial authority in too big to fail institutions so here you have the vatican saying let's create an even bigger too big to fail institution to create more murder more cess nations more war the sky is completely inconsistent with anything that philosophically or theologically speaking that he says he represents this is no connection and c.m.t. c.-max here says it should be news to the ears of occupy wall street demonstrators and similar movements around the world who have protested against the economic downturn. first of all we are not protesting against the economic downturn we are protesting fraud against banking fraud occupy vatican occupied vatican is the global insurrection against baker occupation we're not saying who cares if the ec

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