then we have absalom merck president and c.e.o. of merck investments on today's show he's talking all things macro economic you won't want to miss my interview with him finally in today's big deal i'm joined by don't want the o'reilly and ms abigail martin the breaking the set her sit down with one to discuss the disturbing trend is actually pretty sad in banker suicides had to get serious there for a second it's rocking the financial world and we're taking a closer look at it you won't want to miss a moment and it all starts right now. with . our lead story today money laundering more specifically money laundering in the age of the. now many would argue that hiding or failing to report where money comes from is in and of itself a victimless crime yes yes yes yes h.s.b.c. helped to fund tens of thousands of murders and launder money for al qaeda and hezbollah which is unanimously considered a bad thing no one is debating that especially not me however when the hong kong shanghai banking corporation was found guilty in two thousand

many many different times what that person will be autistic totally different absalom reserves of that it's a wide spectrum and. it's personal with part of part of the reason i think that it's grown to with in terms of the amount of people that have been affected by it is partly because of the medical advances that a lot of children. are surviving out at rates better than they were many years ago that maybe wouldn't even my daughter for example was born under two pounds when she was born i'm not saying that directly caused her autism but there's a higher incidence in children who are born with such a low body weight so but fifty years ago one of the live manifestation in adulthood . well it again it's a wide spectrum i mean it will for my daughter it has pretty much language based i mean she's twenty six years old but many in many ways she still is child like it was almost a twelve year old in her language is who she speaks in a language they were english almost seems like a second language we're not sure what the first language you know so so for each person it's different but it's yo

then we have absalom work president and c.e.o. of merck investments on today's show he's talking all things master economics you won't want to miss my interview with him finally in today's big deal i'm joined by the one the only of ms abigail martin the breaking the set host sits down with want to discuss the disturbing trend is actually produced in banker suicides had to get serious there for a second it's rocking the financial world and we're taking a closer look at it it won't.

welcome back now this past week we had some great guests on our show absalom merck and doug casey said some pretty great stuff about the intersection of the real economy and monetary policy plus both chris martenson and dean baker gave us detailed previews of what to expect in two thousand and fourteen here in the u.s. take a look. at challenges that because we base this recovery on money printing and how surprised inflation that as the federal reserve is trying to untangle it so the mess it's gotten itself into if things are going to go downhill again and the reason why that's so dependent on the fed is because part of the recovery for example based on home price we covered well there's interest rates creep up we're going to get significant headwinds to what we see is companies like wal-mart struggle to make things and that's not a company specific target had problems amazon had problems that means. sure there are a few wealthy folks that can spend money but if you actually have to work for a living and have a stand on an aircraft it's going to be a very very difficult challenge to ma