one boom bust co-host and jeffrey tucker of the american institute for economic research thank you both for breaking this down for us today you've got. the united kingdom is the 1st nation to start the rollout of astra zeneca and oxford universities co but 19 vaccine of the country says there's half a 1000000 'd doses of the vaccine at the british health secretary. spoke monday about the vaccination efforts. it is a very difficult situation in terms of the growth of the virus but then we also have this very good news this morning it's a really pivotal moment with their arrival in the hospitals of the u.k. of the vaccine we've obviously delivered more than a 1000000. vaccines into arms already that's more than the rest of europe put together really proud of how they are severely risen to this challenge from today we accelerate that path we've got from today 700 vaccination sites open across the u.k. by the end of the week it's 2 to be over a 1000. britain was also the 1st country to begin the rollout of pfizer and biotech the vaccine despite the positive news on vaccination in the u.k. t

joining me now to break it all down is jeffrey tucker the editorial director for the american institute of economic research and boom bust co-host and cryptocurrency analyst ben swan always great to have both of you ought to be on this specific topic now jeffrey i could see just the chop at the bit ready to go so i want to start with you obviously it was a great weekend for a big point what do you expect to see happen with big oil over the course of this year. about predictions run i had predicted 30 k. by the spring and then a quick fall back to 17 k. so i did not expect 30 k. by the beginning of this new year and i'm a little bit surprised that the that the numbers have not fallen through there when you said minor correction you're right it is minor and presumably if the prices hold above 25 k. i think it suggests something fundamental has changed in the markets it could be new institutional investors i think that's a very easy explanation but more than that i think we're dealing here with a new kind of philosophical credulity that that big one has picked up in the year 2020 when governments have failed s

joining me now to break it all down is jeffrey tucker the editorial director for the american institute of economic research and boom bust co-host and cryptocurrency analyst ben swann.

discuss them with co-host investigators want to be tucker editorial director of the american institute for economic research but let's start with you what was a tweet by you on musk that triggered that. you know it's pretty simple it was a good signal that's all it was. essentially say move to these other messaging apps that are encrypted and are safer you mentioned over 7000000 new downloads signal since last week but i'll give you one better than that telegram the messaging app that's encrypted and tied in to block chain technology. well a graham has seen 25000000 new users in just the past 72 hours that's how fast everyone is going to flood into these other encrypted messaging apps and moving away from what's app as a result of some of the missteps that they've made but it's a bigger thing than just what's app it's a bigger thing than just one or 2 companies it is as john just laid out a minute ago in that report we just saw it is an entire move across the board by tech companies by media and by politicians to say there will be only one line of thinking one line of thought allowed and permitted in this c

and the world we live in nowadays and with co-host ben so on and jeffrey tucker of the american institute for economic research thank you both so much for your time today. storage bank became the latest business to sever ties with president all trump is after last week's violence on capitol hill bloomberg and the new york times reported the news on tuesday deutsche bank is trumped biggest wondered why he is the bank about $340000000.00 in loans including loans for trump national golf course in miami and hotels in both washington and chicago while deutsche bank declined to comment on the report in a link the post had of the german banks u.s. operations christina riley condemned last week's violence she wrote we are proud of our constitution and stand by those who seek to uphold it to ensure that the will of the people is upheld and a peaceful transition of power takes place the move comes after signature bank or term hold his personal accounts are calling for his resignation this also comes as more and more corporations are cutting political ties with the president. this week russia is scheduled to restart cons

of representatives. ed stringham is economics professor at trinity college in hartford, connecticut and president of aier, the american institute for economic researchs. the stars have aligned for the democratic party in the us. how will they make use of their power over the next four years? well, he does have some razor thin margins, so i would predict he is not going to become extremely out of the middle, out of the centre. i think that is how he did get elected. 0ne think that is how he did get elected. one thing that a lot of my colleagues are optimistic for is that he might put an end or at least reduce these trade was that the current president has been pushing for the last four years. a lot of business interests have been complaining about that, as taxes on american corporations, taxes on american corporations, taxes on american consumers. so american corporations, taxes on american consumers. so if he lets that up, that could be really good for the economy. another thing that could be really good for the economy is relaxing some of the immigration restrictions of the current president for the past four years. a lot of silicon valley firms ha

remotely could have a severe economic impact so joining me now to discuss is boom bust co-host ben swan and jeffrey tucker editorial director of the american institute research ben let's start with you here what is driving this exodus and how bad is it. yeah it's pretty bad there's been some research that's been done since the coronavirus pandemic lockdowns began and what researchers are essentially finding is that there's been a decline year over year of apartment prices by about 25 percent now what they're finding through something called out migration is that people are moving away from the city and moving away from expensive places like san francisco what's interesting is that based upon the numbers that researchers are seeing what they're finding is these are tech workers who are leaving people who work in silicon valley who work for twitter and for facebook and many of these kinds of companies because they don't have to physically be in an office so they're working remotely but instead of staying in places like san francisco where the cost of living is let's face it ungodly they're moving to other parts of the nation where it's much more affordable but

the american institute for economic research believes it is just the market at play what makes this a really unique situation in my mind is really 3 factors you're currently we still have a lot ofpeople who are at home under unemployed because of lock down to city home orders which are now starting to be lifted but they're still in effect the 2nd is that stock valuations are string we high even overall not just particular stocks but overall partially because of the infusion of trillions of dollars to the federal reserve's. attempts to liquefy the economy but they start to fall out of bed march 2020 and in this particular case you wanted to edge funds there were they were asleep at the switch the rich group was short in an illiquid stock and they got caught and that's just how i would go if you that's if you step in here and you might get punched. science fiction is becoming a reality as moscow may get its 1st of flying taxis within a couple of years a russian urban air mobility company has started testing the so-called passenger drones on his constantine orozco was 1st in line. and just like that city traffic is no longer an issue instead of driving along congested highways thi