and shares a gold mining alister welcome back to the kaiser report hello max all right so let's talk about trump the markets are responding incredibly well moving up new all time highs is it a melt up is there a what's going on here we're going to see a meltdown what's your what is what are your thoughts alister. looks like a bit of a melt up ready obo so interesting in this max is that everybody's been so bearish about everything ever since the lehman crisis there's still trying to talk the market down and you the market goes up and up and up and this to me is as irrational as the run in the u.s. stock market between one hundred twenty eight nine hundred twenty nine but we're still going up in my view all right let's talk a little bit about the difference of pain stocks and bonds here for a second because interest rates are going up and as a result bonds are going down and however in that kind of environment you usually see stocks also go down is it how much is driven by the stock buybacks alister i mean if got like the swiss national bank buying apple stock you've got apple buying

and shares a gold mining alister welcome back to the kaiser report hello max all right so let's talk about trump the markets are responding incredibly well moving up new all time highs is it a melt up is there a what's going on here we're going to see a meltdown what's your what is what are your thoughts alister. looks like a bit of a bell start really it was so interesting in this max is that everybody's been so bearish about everything ever since the lehman crisis this is still trying to talk the market down how did the market goes up and open up this to me is as irrational as the run in the u.s. stock market between one hundred twenty eight nine hundred twenty nine but it was still going up in my view all right let's talk a little bit about the difference of pain stocks and bonds here for a second because interest rates are going up and as a result bonds are going down and however in that kind of environment usually say stocks also go down is it how much is driven by the stock buybacks alister i mean if got like the swiss national bank buying apple stock you've got apple buying it

kind of environment usually say stocks also go down is it how much is driven by the stock buybacks alister i mean if got like the swiss national bank buying apple stock you've got apple buying and selling stock i've got all these major corporations buying back their own stock adjusted for all the stock buyback stocks are trading at thirty thirty five times earnings which would be all time highs is not a big factor well i think we almost ignore that i mean the fact is there is so much money to run. so much money was printed in the way that the lehman crisis not only in america but also also in europe as you go to school is trash running around i mean you've got so much money on deposit it's going to try and find a home to get some sort of return and i could almost if you go to yield of say point. one percent on. a ten year bond then you know u.s. treasuries look attractive could go to that little bit of a digression air so just our folks now in germany of course they have negative interest rates and now the big german banks are starting to charge customers. for holding their cash as a way t

to allison macleod of gold money dot com full disclosure max as they say own shares a gold mining alister welcome back to the kaiser report hello max all right so let's talk about trump the markets are responding incredibly well moving up new all time highs is it a melt up is there a what's going on here we're going to see a meltdown what's your what is what are your thoughts alister. looks like a bit of a bell start really over what's so interesting in this max is that everybody's been so bearish about everything ever since the lehman crisis this is still trying to talk the market down and you the market is up and open up this to me is as irrational as the run in the u.s. stock market between one nine hundred twenty eight nine hundred twenty nine but we're still going up in my view all right let's talk a little bit about the difference of pain stocks and bonds here for a second because interest rates are going up and as a result bonds are going down and however in that kind of environment you usually see stocks also go down is it how much is driven by the stock buybacks alister i mean if

of environment you usually see stocks also go down is it how much is driven by the stock buybacks alister i mean if got like the swiss national bank buying apple stock you've got apple buying its own stock they have got all these major corporations buying back their own stock adjusted for all the stock buyback stocks are trading at thirty thirty five times earnings which would be all time highs is not a big factor well i think we almost ignore that i mean the fact is there is so much money to run. i mean so much money was printed in the wake of the lehman crisis not only in america but also also in europe as you go to school is trash running around i mean you've got so much money on deposit it's going to try and find a home to get some sort of return i don't quite almost if you go to yield of say court. one percent on. a ten year job and bought. you know u.s. treasuries look attractive that little bit of a digression air so i just saw folks now in germany of course they have negative interest rates and now the big german banks are starting to charge customers fees for holding their cash a

and we'll talk about trade a second but i want to talk about the old curve what does this indicate alister should anyone be worried. well under normal circumstances a flat you normally would indicate there's a recession in the offing or a very at least very strong chance of a recession in the offing but we've never seen this situation before i mean the idea that it flat you please into recession basically comes about because nobody is borrowing money with long maturities simply because you know let's say the economy is no longer following through whatever whatever. but this time it's not quite like the you. the commies in just concentration that is actually going like a train as you know powerless rice on this problem really is there's just so much money around the idea that you can compare a situation where there is a limited quantity of capital in the system which is a situation where there is over one hundred percent of deposit money any systems in america compared with the private sector g.d.p. i mean there's more dollars than g.d.p. in the private sector this is a this is not unpreced

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has lost its role as the only mediator in the israeli palestinian conflict alister bert blame president trumps decision to move the embassy to jerusalem he told our desires mike hanna other parties in the region need to get involved. i think we can understand the united states' determination to find do something to break the deadlock that we would to chose and this we believe very fundamentally that is shared jerusalem is at the heart of the issues between the palestinians and the state of israel and we know that that's a view that shared by very many so was an understanding and an american determination to look at that intractable nature problem say what can we do the make a difference we want to chose and we don't regard is jerusalem has been taken off the table and must be subject to final status negotiations and i think the united states' position is the only interlocutor or the honest broker is probably more difficult after a series of united states decisions i think i must be honest in relation to that they are however still fundamental which is why we urge all parties to stay in

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campbell tells you ina whatever alister campbell tells you in a package, there were not many peoplenal negotiated deal. this is beyond 100 days from the bbc. coming up for viewers on the bbc news channel and bbc world news, we'll discuss what impact the sexual assault allegations could have on the confirmation of brett kavanaugh. and dozens of people are dead after typhoon mangkhut ploughed across the philippines, hong kong and now southern china. that's still to come. we are looking at a turbulent spell of weather. in the next 12 hours, strong winds will be brought by this. another harry kane. it has been spreading cloud and outbreaks of rain to the north—west of the country whilst we have been dredging up country whilst we have been dredging up some country whilst we have been dredging up some warm country whilst we have been dredging up some warm airfrom country whilst we have been dredging up some warm air from the continent and that it has been hot and humid for the time of year across england and wales. for many of england and wales, we have had blue skies and cou nty of wales

claudia is a senior libyan alist at the international crisis group and speaking from neighboring tunisia she explained the differences between the groups vying for power in libya well first of all the armed groups that have been mobilizing towards tripoli this past week armed groups from neighboring cities in the tripoli outskirts one thing that has been building over the past few months is the resentment by communities outside tripoli so the main cities in this case. resentment from these communities and their armed groups for their absence from the capital and they say that the armed groups in the capital which are tripoli based groups commanded by people who are from tripoli let these groups and their leaders actually control this state and the greater accusation that has been made is that these armed groups are tapping into the state resources and actually calling the shots of what the internationally recognized government does so these i'm groups from outside tripoli want to move into the capital they say to get rid of these tripoli armed groups that are dictating the agenda in the

was swollen but on the rest of her body you could see all of her bones so in areas grew bigger but alister full had death the swelling disappeared and she would tend to skin and. food aid is now arriving in this remote area and stuff in the clinic who tried against the odds to save zafer are now doing what they can to save a little bit of sun hundreds simmons. still ahead on the bulletin vietnam veterans two days of official mourning the president's trying to climb. hello once again welcome to another look at the international forecast shop shall is slow spells of rain easing across well the eastern half of the u.s. at the moment severe storms in the forecast just around the lakes line a cloud just around the appalachians but i really want to draw your attention to this little cluster of storms offshore from the carolinas could see some wet weather coming in here over the next couple days and of course that does bring with it some problems lot of weather there through way to stay right down the appalachian mountains into the deep south right into the gulf coast of the u.s. heavy downpours

feature swollen but on the rest of her body you could see all of her bones so in areas grew bigger but alister full had death the swelling disappeared and she would tend to skin and. food aid is now arriving in this remote area and staff in the clinic who tried against the odds to save zafer are now doing what they can to save little bassam hundreds simmons al-jazeera. will continue our coverage on the united nations general assembly right here on al-jazeera that won't come up after witness to stay with us. it. was so cool and looked at it was just a duty you got a gift soon and a silk shirt it gives you a third. and they learn a few notebooks in the early before you to buy them john wooden with a just in the pursuit. of hell for so what to call b. if you wind up locked out of a saucer of the future there's a. lot. of oxen in the region can look up to a shot at the figures if you are going to be shot but have a good new they're worth your all see you. get in the up i'll go to the longest while you're at it let us say i wildland know you mockable padma will be on it no we have not only another

fetus swollen but on the rest of her body you could see all of her bones so in areas grew bigger but alister for her death the swelling disappeared and she returned to skin and. food aid is now arriving in this remote area and stuff in the clinic who tried against the odds to save zafer are now doing what they can to save little bassam hundreds simmons. to his ears president has ended his alliance with the enough to religious party deepening divisions in a fragile coalition the government was hailed as the arab spring zomi democratic success but there are fears the division can throw the country into economic and political turmoil even morgan reports. in a move that some had feared to misuse president badge of courage a subsea appeared on television to announce the end of his alliance with the end of party government allies since twenty fourteen. b. a nod has now parted with the subsea opted for another course and i hope it's in the best interests of the country which i doubt. the alliance was a result of an election that brought president is sixty's new debt to his party to power and i came

michael has gone into the trenches last week accepting his role as the enemy of the right wing bobby alist alliance that was declared by the un garion prime minister viktor orban and italian minister of the interior munty or any so this is the hot topic it has been in europe for quite some time we're expecting something on that and of course they will also have to talk about breakfast because briggs it is looming getting ever closer without any real solution in sight at the moment ok we're waiting for the press conference to start off max we'll be getting back to you later in the program as we wait for that up press conference we'll have that live of course michelle of what is on the machall want to achieve with her visit to mars say. well the official line of course is to deal with those bread and butter issues on the table to take he seriously there's a potential final attack on it live looming which would mean yes another town in europe particularly for germany in dealing with potentially more migrants but beyond those issues of course she wants to emphasize that she of course is a clos

i'll tell you, i don't know if that's the way to power.so alists treat the constitution like a buildu can eat buffet salad. >> seth: they're trying to make democratic socialism sound scary by comparing it to an all you can eat buffet. [ laughter ] in america. [ laughter if the socialists win, they'll turn this country into one big golden corral. [ laughter ] okay. but by far -- the best example of the right wing freak out over the rise of democratic socialism came from a conservativeriter who attended a rally held by ocasio-cortez and described her experience to fox news. >> so based upon what you saw, why are people drawn to this message? >> um -- well i was listening to them talk. they say things like -- i mean, they talk about things that everybody wants, especially like if you're a parent. they talk about education for yo kids, healthcare for your kids. these -- the things that you want and, you know, if youe not really paying attention to orw they're going to pay ft or, you know, the rest of that, it's easy to fall into that trap and say, "my kids deserve this." >> seth: that is

fetus swollen but on the rest of her body you could see all of her bones so in areas grew bigger but alister full had death the swelling disappeared and she would tend to skin and. food aid is now arriving in this remote area and stuff in the clinic who tried against the odds to save zafer are now doing what they can to save little bassam hundreds simmons'. time for a short break here al-jazeera when we come back in the u.k. the opposition labor party decides what to do if it can't force a new election over bragg's plus. i'm wayne hay reporting from thailand a major importer exporter and producer waste will tell you what the government is planning to do about its. from the clear blue sky of the doha mooning. to the fresh fruits and breeze in the city of you know. how i once again the weather's looking lassie fine and try a cross the good parts of the philippines at the moment we have got one of two showers in the forecast southeastern parts of china also looking glass he settles to thirty celsius there from hong kong pushing lat heavy downpours coming in here possibility of some localized fl

would change the approach to the constitution, essentially to make it more originalist, protection alist approach. longhave been opposed to a series of republican justices, appointed bycordins opponent republican presidents. they opposed 10 in a row and never satisfy the federalist society, because they were fair-minded guardians of the constitution, so they do not want another sandra day o'connor or anthony kennedy or another lewis powell. they want extremists. that is the reason i turned justice kavanagh "extreme." it is in the context of that. , and let's go to ahmed he opposes judge kavanaugh. ahmed, go ahead. myler: thanks for taking call. i have a follow-up question for mr. shapiro about potential solutions on fixing this process of judicial nominations. micro solutions three i want to ask about macro fixes. is there legislation? what you think about amending the constitution to require a higher vote count, which will recently mandate more bipartisan or multi-partisan input on a judicial candidate? guest: thanks for the question. it is interesting that you can some of these things