b. c. caught laundering billions of pounds of traction drug cartel money they were they might as well been there when the machete chopping that adds up mexicans they had a a just b. c. well whatever is now running has a secret like job and other just. so you're saying that what they put out a report saying that they're going to be responsible and so my answer aisha species that oil analyst said companies have got to stop putting new money into developing these was coal resources and or resources and they got to pay the cash back ok they said you've got to you've got a contract to grow what he was doing was calling the end of the end of the fossil fuel this is what all of us interested in the science they want to see is this is two degrees we don't go above and we've got a poll by the capitol to stop these new resources being developed and this is why i've got some hope because it comes down to a very small number of people now there was a risk in the capital markets credit but the bubble the mortgage bubble when that exploded everything went down and what we're saying to people the same ris

b. c. broadcasters as well. we are the big picture we don't discriminate. potentially deadly blizzard taking aim for the northeast it's expected to hit stunning in a few hours from new york to maine we have team coverage of the storm. but what we're watching is the very heavy snow moving into boston proper earlier today it was very sticky you can see it start to become much more powdery down to the bottom line there is still a lot of snow out near a good place for snowball fight. jason it is going to pretty incredible day there and even record snowfall throughout what's been like nobody's allowed to be driving less and some emergency vehicles are exceptions. to. the. and welcome back to the big picture i'm sam sachs coming up in this half hour today marks the one hundredth day of the guantanamo hunger strike in more prisoners than ever before undergoing the highly controversial force feeding process over human rights groups pressuring the defense department to stop this controversial technique with a hunger strike be the final straw in the longest serving h

the federal reserve launched the first quantitative easing program according to the c m b c survey q will continue well and its thousand and fourteen i spoke with peter schiff c.e.o. of euro pacific capital and the how long interest rates can remain low and facilitate current u.s. deficit spending given the president's announcement today about the possibility of chemical weapons in syria i first asked if spending either military are domestic must be severely severely curtailed. this is the guns and butter argument right now we think we can have both and as long as we can borrow money at practically zero percent interest we can pretend that we can have both but eventually interest rates are going to rise and the governor's going to be forced to make some difficult choices there's going to have to be a lot of cutting going on and i think we're going to have to cut in both military and domestic because we're not going to all of florida a lot of these expenditures what do you think it's possible to reduce the debt and the deficit while the fed enables lower interest rates of a quantitative easing. well no

the new modernism rumor has it that the school has expanded the ban to include a miss and b c broadcasters as well. we are at the big picture we don't discriminate . potentially deadly blizzard taking aim for the northeast it's expected to hit stunning in a few hours from new york to maine we have team coverage of the storm. but what we're watching is the very heavy snow moving into boston proper earlier today it was very sticky you can see it start to become much more cattery down so the bottom line there's still a lot of snow out here a good place for snowball fight. decent it is going to pretty incredible day there and even record snowfall throughout much of it might still be a slog through driving listens to them urgency here exceptions. a little worse for those things. the white house to for the. radio guy and for a minute. they want. to do because you've never seen anything like this i'm told. is it possible to navigate the economy with all the details it just takes some misinformation and media hype will keep you up to date by decoding the mainstream states if in your mind. and welcome back

federal reserve launched the first quantitative easing program according to the c m b c fed survey q.e. will continue well into two thousand and fourteen i spoke with peter schiff c.e.o. of euro pacific capital about how long interest rates can remain low and facilitate current u.s. deficit spending given the president's announcement today about the possibility of chemical weapons in syria.

federal reserve launched the first quantitative easing program according to the c m b c bad survey q.e. will continue well into two thousand and fourteen i spoke with peter schiff c.e.o. of euro pacific capital about how long interest rates can remain low a facility current u.s. deficit spending given the president's announcement today about the possibility of chemical weapons in syria i first asked if spending either military or domestic must be severely severely curtailed. this is the guns and butter argument right now i think we can have both and as long as we can borrow money it practically zero percent interest we can pretend that we can have both but eventually interest rates are going to rise and the government going to be forced to make some difficult choices there is going to have to be a lot of cutting going on and i think we're going to have to cut in both military and domestic because we're not to be able florida a lot of these expenditures or do you think it's possible to reduce the debt and the deficit while the fed enables lower interest rates piece of a quantitative easing well no i don't

b c survey q.e. will continue well and its hundred fourteen i spoke with peter schiff c.e.o. of euro pacific capital and the how long interest rates can remain low and facilitate current u.s. deficit spending given the president's announcement today about the possibility of chemical weapons in syria i first asked if spending either military or domestic must be severely severely curtailed. this is the guns and butter argument right now we think we can have both and as long as we can borrow money at practically zero percent interest we can pretend that we can have both but eventually interest rates are going to rise and the governor's going to be forced to make some difficult choices there's going to have to be a lot of cutting going on and i think we're going to have to cut in both military and domestic because we're not real of florida a lot of these expenditures what do you think it's possible to reduce the debt and the deficit while the fat enables lower interest rates piece of a quantitative easing. well no i don't think anything is going to be accomplished constructively

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well there are precious few things in the world that could have fox news m m s n b c unite except when it comes to the protection of the fourth estate so naturally media outlets band together to blast both the u.s. justice department as well as the obama administration for going after the associated press as phone records are to correspondent liz wahl takes a look at the backlash that the administration is facing as a result of this caesar of phone records. amid the justice department scandal perhaps more than ever before journalists and citizens are raising questions over the freedom of the media to get news and talk to sources in private while details remain murky there are very clear guidelines when it comes to the justice department getting subpoenas of the news media because our standards the d.o.j. sets for itself let's take a look at them now. according to the rules the investigation must be as narrowly drawn as possible as of now the a.p. isn't convinced that this is the case that all the facts point to the opposite we know now that the justice department traced incoming and ou

smoke and fire thing it's a real structural weakness that has to be addressed well that's the goldman sachs was interviewed on c b c earlier yesterday and i want to play you know his comments of that interview. how much concern is there a goldman sachs which is a big user of bloomberg share which isn't terminals with the competition we don't have a major concern we talk to bloomberg about a month ago we had numerous conversations with dan doctoroff dan is completely immersed in the situation he understands the magnitude the problem and i think there really reacting in a positive way in addressing the issues that we might have had now these don't sound like i was that feeling think of it as one of bloomberg biggest customers and you know there are talks that maybe something's going to get together and just start their own financial company is it possible that. i mean there are two sides to every story and one triangle one side of the triangle is you know citibank all these people are actually going to try to do a lot of the stuff in-house they don't want to rely on a bloomberg or a reed elsevier that owns lexis ne

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well there is more than one, there is b, c, d, f, blue and she is weird. there are two winners. and it is not just the carni guy that took this guy. it is the producer who convinced this guy to put the wife beater on and take the banana and put it on the stroller and stroll around for two or three hours and going like this. who ever that local guy that got him to do that, that guy deserves a peabody. just take the giant banana and just stroll around your dilapidated block for awhile. and do this with your fist. and that guy did it. >> it doesn't look dilapidated. >> you have been to too many carnis. >> can we focus on the rasta banana? i will have andy do a little research between the a and c block, but that is a combination of elements. you have a source of protein from a tree and hair. >> and i think marijuana was involved. he has $2600 worth of tattoo on his body. that is the part that kills me. he went as you said and came back after collecting his life savings. i can't believe he didn't stop somewhere along the way and say please help me. i am about to make a crucial error

sector job well what you know if you were balls back around the public sector well in a month filled with breaking news m s n b c's ratings continued their nosedive the may ratings were the lowest the network had seen in four years and it's even worse for the primetime lineup which is at a six year low. the left of center news channel struggled to keep up with its competitors and is now ranked fourth among the major networks it was taken over by c.n.n. for the second month in a row and breaking news which now lags h l n which spent a month covering the jodi arias trial critics of m.s.m. b.c. argue that they're out of touch and that they champion french politics and anecdotal commentary over hard it is or could it be that the viewer as a whole is more interested in salacious content well to discuss this with me now i'm joined by georgetown university journalism professor christopher chambers hi there perhaps there are so what's this reason do you think for in this in these things do well there are a variety of things don't go for the out of touch thing that's kind of a kind of a kneejerk thing you know underneath t

. >> list of the names and not covered, well, you can see that you can proceed to do, you have a, b, and c, and at some point we want to ask them about what those are or we are going to see them later when they are brought up on something. to me it is a chance to be proactive rather than reactive. but i will leave it up to you. >> whatever the city attorney allows. >> i think that it would be public information but i will work with the department to put together a chart meets what the commission is looking for. >> any public comment on-line item number four? >> it is me, again, so i take it that it has been more than 32 months, the controller told you that you should put them out of business has been 15 or 20 or 30, i don't know, do you know how long it has been since they have been playing cat and mouse is and not following the rules, they are the people that are supposed to be enforcing the law and you cannot even get to follow the regulations when you asked them if they are complying or uniforms are being loaded. i have not heard any complaints that does not answer your question. the qu

c b o is budget projections. so i think we're in for some very interesting times again ahead well mark i'd like to follow up on your use of the term unfunded liabilities . is are you describing that with medicare or social security pensions because there is some controversy over exactly how that that phrase is used especially when it comes to things like social security and medicare which technically was can be changed taxes can be raised etc. ok laws can be changed taxes can be raised first off yes by rackley talking about so secure to care a lot of the senior expenses that were there was money that was supposed to go into a trust fund guess what the trust fund is empty just close to five hundred trillion dollars of unfunded liabilities that are going to hit the balance sheet you don't hear paul krugman or the mitt the coin crowd talking about that. let's move on to the federal reserve and you talked about the impact of rising interest rates the fed has a lot of exposure to and they've kept a set near zero interest rates for four and a half years and their balance sheet to three trillion dollars how do they keep t

b" 20, "c" 21 or "d" 30. bonus points if you can name the country, as well.m/fareed for more insight and analysis and follow us on twitter and facebook and all that stuff. if you missed one of our shows, remember you can go to itunes.com/fareed. >>> this week's book is "return of a king." the first afghan war reads like a novel. it's a great and beautifully written and it also has important lessons for the present. >>> economists have always been fascinated by the link between income and happiness. in the 1970s, we learned of the east easterlin paradox. more money does not always lead to more happiness. instead, more money often means more demands and desires. well, a new paper by "the economist" turns that thesis on its head. look at this graph plotting satisfaction against income. if you were in a relatively poor country like china, india or iran, more money meant more satisfaction. even if you were in a rich country and this is what is new, the results hold up. look at france, germany or the u.s. on this chart. what i also found interesting was that americ

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well. i have spent time in business to learn rules like a is -- a's hire a's and b's hire c's.ughter graduated and said where should i go? i said you're asking all the wrong questions. you said you should ask to we work around? find someone bright because you will find that people around them will be sparkly and she said what do i do? i said it doesn't matter. be around those people and she said like who? the first name that came to my mind one was a futurist who i happen to know and has long since gone and another was william buckley just because he was so intelligent and interesting as a person and i proceeded to make other chapters and toward the end as it finished the book, i thought about the fact american business does not defend the capitalist system very well and i saw this occupy wall street and people sleeping in the parks and i listened to the national campaign and i heard people talk about government growing jobs. [laughter] and it reminded reid of my roles that washington d.c. is 60 square miles surrounded by reality. [laughter] [applause] >> i was sorry that peopl

b" and "c" and she needs to go to the clinic in jail. >> because they shot heroin together, there's a good chance katie could have hepatitis as well.she could have given the disease to chad. >> when you were using, did you ever share needles? >> with my husband, yes. i've slipped up a couple other times. in pittsburgh, it was really hard to get needs. so i remember there was one needle between four of us. yeah. pretty gross. luckily i don't have anything. i got tested here in jail. i was pretty worried. wow. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. identification. i can't go visit her without an i.d. card. if i had an i.d., i would have been there an hour early and hoping to god that i got in and got to see her for the exact 40 minutes. >> chad was released on probation but couldn't find his i.d. when his personal property was returned to him upon his release. since the jail requires visitors to show one, he was unable to visit katie. >> broke my heart and it did make me down in the dumps. because i don't want her heart to be broken, as well. i don't want her

time with bill ackman on c n b c a few months ago and that was over and that's still going on and i can't wait for the next but maybe maybe we'll see dell an icon to be well michael dell is the son of the founder of dell so you was there anything about he had done maybe that didn't help the company well i'm not an expert on this particular company but i will say in terms of carl icahn he is a very powerful and astute activist investor and that means what he's buying shares in a company he's trying to influence the board of directors and he wants to influence what you want to have a shareholder meeting and yeah i would on this sale and they might yeah in august they're supposed to have a shareholder meeting and the question is are they going to vote before that on whether or not to take this offer or are they going to hold out for so it's a big deal. thanks for joining me thank you. today we got gold on prime interest university we wanted a lot about student loans thanks to professor sidewalk and two of our producers fed mouthpiece john hensel rad serves set and mouthpiece over the weekend in the campus paper not much new keep the rumors flying out the stu

bringing him s n b c down i was joined earlier by georgetown university journalism professor christopher chambers i started off by asking him what the what the reason is for this ratings dip. well there are a variety of things i don't go for the out of touch thing that's kind of a kind of a kneejerk thing now underneath that comment there is some truth because basically they have spent a lot of time building themselves up not as a advocate of the president but kind of a kind of a bore you know like oh like oh like some something out there like a fort the kind of blunts the the right wing perspective from fox and some of the radio hosts and people like that well you have a month of scandal and i think a lot of people really were turned off by that stuff and can comment at least what happens then is that the network doesn't reek you know reorganize it doesn't you know basically rebuild a message i mean very much like say on our t.v. where you know you are not pandering to a right wing audience but you're not pandering to present you know friends of the president either you have to have analysis and criticism and they've really had neither ok well as you mention that scandalous mo

as well was full of good news stories about businesses relocating to tax for the u.k. sure leading the charge today with a b c before frogs. market was assisted by the rise of industrial orders i would imagine two point two percent up in march the rush of office have a look there also jumping on the rally she. made holidays here are not harming matters the r.c.s. the my six finishing the day up into positive territory around one another for the r.t.s. around one in the course of the my sex let's see how the russian ruble got on there as she finished up mix it's actually hard against the us dollar today and lower against the common currency ok let's move on. and it's about the may of putin's anniversary one year ago today the russian president was sworn in for a third term natasha she lets go talks us through his achievements and is challenging. over the past cheer putin faced many challenges he had during his meeting with the cabinet on tuesday he said he was satisfied with the year's results pensions wages and birth rates are all op twelve percent of g.d.p. russia's public debt is one of the lowest in the wo

well enough. you could see certain things like a c b bs screen but -- >> the short amount of time they're feeling sting and they think i have a live deal that's about to get announced. i want no one to explain what company i'm looking at now. i'm going to check into world finance. you have to believe that the salespeople are getting them off the hook. a lot of banks -- >> they want to understand something. let's say i was david einhorn and i did a function banks repeatedly. i had not done it before. all of a sudden i was doing the function banks, looking at banks. do i know he's looking at banks now? if i have a rumor that tells me he's interested in some kind of takeover or some big move and i see his data on banks, is that something i could put together? >> we don't know that a function that specific exists. >> it does. i've used the terminal. you can decide i'm looking up banks. >> banks is a function. >> that's a real function. >> hold on. would that constitute a source? >> but it would have to be one of einhorns top eight or ten most visited functions. >> if we called it up you could see. >>