to understand that since the nixon crisis would show all the way to the end if they ended the bretton woods arrangement the dollar against goat is lost ninety seven and a half percent of this actually now that means this is literally any tune up a cent of the one hundred seventy one dollars left measured in goat and i would say the most at the goads that expensive so we're not exactly taking a you know the worst moment to value the dollar right now so again at the holiday our first second segment to pick your brain some more if that's ok that's my pleasure and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser par with me max kaiser and stacey however i'd like to thank our extra special guest for all blighting. from a cloud of gold money if you want to catch us on twitter it's kaiser report until next time. people. there are not going to let it happen other than our good luck though that the not a lot of the money out of the money there's been a nightmare actually. this was a good time to. try to move there i'm. no not now i want to get my legal money not why not check general grant our s

to understand that since the nixon crisis would show all the way to the end if they ended the bretton woods arrangement the dollar against goat is lost ninety seven and a half percent of this actually now that means this is literally any two now percent of the one hundred seventy one dollars left measured in goat and i would say the most at the goads that expensive so we're not exactly taking a you know the worst moment to value the dollar right alice are looking at the holiday our first second segment to pick their brain some more if that's ok that's my pleasure and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser par with me max kaiser and stacey herbert like to thank our extra special guest for all blighting. from a cloud of gold money if you want to catch us on twitter it's kaiser report until next time. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten thousand dollars fine tamping each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you longs to be old for rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent the highes

dependence on dollars to survive and that's to post world war two order that to the legacy of the bretton woods agreement and this is what countries are now fighting to to get out of this constraint out of this choke hold of the dollar but it's a classic set up a first they came for the communist and i didn't say anything because blah blah blah so here they first they came for cuba and i didn't say anything because i wasn't a communist are our country wasn't communist then they came for venezuela and then they came for iran. and then they're starting to use that weapon that power that hubris the emperor the empire gets less and less happy that you might betray them in any way so this is what we're at the point now where you know the u.s. has decided again to impose sanctions on iran and europe you better abide or we're going to sanction you and like you know those big icebergs break away from the arctic or the antarctic you know and they float away it's like the rest of the world is breaking away from the u.s. dollar has been frozen under the yoke of u.s. dollar germany and now it's breaking up

to understand that since the nixon crisis would show all the way to the end if they ended the bretton woods arrangement the dollar against goat is lost ninety seven and a half percent of this actually now that means this is literally any tune up a cent of the one hundred seventy one dollars left measured in go. and i would say the minute it goes that expensive so we're not exactly taking a you know as the worst moment to value the dollar die right now so get out the whole general first second segment and pick your brain some more if that's ok that's my pleasure and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert like to thank our extra special guest from old blighty allison macleod of gold money if you want to catch us on twitter it's kaiser report until next time. seemed wrong. just don't hold. me. to see. this thing come to. an engagement because betrayal. when some find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. they're out of power now that how can other part of the club know that that not a lot of the money out of the m

world's dependence on dollars to survive and that's to post world war two order to the legacy of the bretton woods agreement and this is what countries are now fighting to to get out of this constraint out of this choke hold of the dollar but it's a classic set up a first they came for the communist and i didn't say anything because blah blah blah so here they first they came for cuba and i didn't say anything because i wasn't communist are our country wasn't communist then they came for venezuela then they came for iran and then they are starting to use that weapon that power that hubris the emperor the empire gets less and less happy that you might betray them in any way so this is what we're at the point now where you know the u.s. has decided again to impose sanctions on iran and europe you better abide or we're going to sanction you and like you know those big icebergs break away from the arctic or the antarctic and they float away it's like the rest the world is breaking away from the u.s. dollar has been frozen under the yoke of u.s. dollar germany and now it's breaking up we're going into

to understand that since the nixon crisis would show all the way to the end if they ended the bretton woods arrangement the dollar against goat is lost ninety seven and a half percent of this actually now that means this is literally any two now percent of the one hundred seventy one dollars left measured in goat and i would say the mood at the goats that expensive so we're not exactly taking a you know as the worst moment to value the dollar right now so again at the holiday our first second segment to pick your brain some more if that's ok that's my pleasure and that's going to do for this edition of the kaiser for with me max kaiser and stacey however i'd like to thank our extra special guest for all blighting. from a cloud of gold money if you want to catch us on twitter it's kaiser report until next time. not that i'm going to learn how to not let our love know that that. out of the mouth of the money there's a plan and let's remember. this was a good time to. try to move there i'm job of now mom. no not that i want to get out my little funny not why not. why it generated the all peopl

dependence on dollars to survive and that's to post world war two order that's the the legacy of the bretton woods agreement and this is what countries are now fighting to to get out of this constraint out of this choke hold of the dollar but it's a classic set up a first they came for the communist and i didn't say anything because blah blah blah so here they first they came for cuba and i didn't say anything because i wasn't communist are our country wasn't communist then they came for venezuela then they came for iran and then they are starting to use that weapon that power that hubris the emperor the empire gets less and less happy that you might betray them in any way so this is what we're at the point now where you know the u.s. has decided again to impose sanctions on iran and europe you better abide or we're going to sanction you like you know those big icebergs break away from the arctic or the antarctic and they float away it's like the rest the world is breaking away from the u.s. dollar it's been frozen under the yoke of u.s. dollar germany and now it's breaking up we're going into and

there are a couple of nations that were not there at bretton woods and did not sign the documents.one was russia and one was china. they may tell you those were not necessarily the norms they signed up to. what graham lays out in his book is they are not looking to break the current world order. they are looking to bend it to their advantage. some of the things you alluded to in terms of how democracies operate, it allows them some maneuver space to be able to do that, and graham lays that out very well. tomaybe i can bring it back dia bureaucratic sand budget with these two questions. >> everybody is on the edge of their seats. >> exactly. the first is how will the big plus-up in the budget affect you? second is a more specific question, especially given your focus on partnerships and alliances. looking at any alliances in the defense attache system? lt. gen. ashley: it allows us to sustain what we have and grow a little bit in some areas. we are very fortunate, the budget being what it is, that we are able to grow a little bit. plusu look at the two three, it requires us to balan

i was —— at the bretton woods conference in 1944, there is an urgent need now to work out the internationale of the racist right. it is not working in the developing world which well has plundered by multinational corporations all stashed in western banks. so, what we are going to do now. . . banks. so, what we are going to do now... we are taking this matter seriously as gordon advised that should be. we will be convening in the spring and the international social forum to bring together leading economists, politicians and representatives from society and we will launch a dialogue on the common theme is the face and the actions we must take. i am pleased to announce that nobel prize—winning economist joseph stiglitz has agreed to lead this discussion for us. thank you, joseph. this leads us inevitably onto the urgent question of brexit. look, i do not have to repeat the criticisms that we all have of the behaviour of the tory party, they have been echoed in all of our debates. they are failures are in plain sight. i would just say to them, just in the interests of the country, get out othe