the c.e.o.'s are making four hundred first of all this isn't just banks this is right across every writer in america and these guys stock their executive compensation boards with c.e.o.'s from other companies how c.e.o.'s are deciding how much so here's the question how do you tell me you have all the and i mean how much of the bank maggie don't have a i haven't finished my question either there's a shortage of people who are qualified to be c.e.o.'s or they've rigged the game now i can think of one scenario where there actually may be a shortage but it sure looks to me like they've actually rigged the game and if they've rigged the game isn't that blowing up the free market but how do they work in the game how do they rig the game when you have shareholders and you have ways where the c.e.o.'s can be kicked off the boards and can lose their job i mean because it was because the shareholders don't actually have the power to control the pay of the c.e.o.'s we've seen this over and over again and i

so the authors of this report were three c.e.o.' from some of the biggest companies in europe it was a political manifesto written by d.c. industry leaders. oh it was a stunning was that these days free c.e.o.'s words would sit down and actually write. a report that was a detail set of recommendations for how to change the face of europe. you can experience that. right i finished my job in the commission in april nineteenth night. and i decided that maybe suppressed place is actually where the money is so i went to the open banking federation. and i started to look to people pieced. in a different. we used to be i asked worked a. long time nine years in the banking for duration and i started also to discover . an additional work to europe which was. international trade. in the least. everything. going your read on. but you know our industries. yeah i mean if your office we need to have a lot of contacts you probably find a figure of one hundred person which i will keep in mind. to. you that you feel very good a commitment will i mea

five this is decker c.e.o.philips presents his europe in one thousand nine hundred and his action plan for the single market. ten days later a chuckle or new president of the european commission gives a speech about the single market in the european parliament which sounds like the echo of decker speech done to me in india. in june one thousand nine hundred five your cofield vice president of the commission publishes the famous single market white paper a copy paste of the ticker planned. victims multiply here each day. it's very profitable to invest in colombia with that every profit out of it is a very high return on investment. you'll know me and he has said that i've been working in this area for thirty years and i've always had to pay the armed groups at a meeting that is i knew that not a manager is a change their name and strategy but just tell the same budrus. high ranking suspects give no comment where you have to say about that mr president. mr president putin. both the media. i won't give an intervie

this is why the c.e.o.'s are making three hundred times four hundred times five hundred times more than the average worker this went to the c.e.o.'s so how did these people keep up as incomes have declined guess what skyrocketing debt this is how the this is how the average american kept up with the rising cost of living and just you know my ongoing life as it continued although there is a piece we're going to get to in just a minute education this is just credit card debt but it's an example here's household income growth and by the way household income growth only went up because more than one person went to work if this was individual pay individual workers pay that line would actually be negative and then this is the debt per household growth of dieppe or household were looking from one thousand nine hundred eighty reagan's presidency until a couple years ago two thousand or. so since reagan to make ends meet americans have had to extend their credit lines their home mortgages sunk further and further in

this is decker c.e.o.philips presents his europe in one thousand nine hundred and his action plan for the single market. later shocker lord the new president of the european commission gives a speech about the single market in the european parliament which sounds like the echo of decker speech done to me in india. in june one thousand nine hundred five your coalfields vice president of the commission publishes the famous single market white paper a copy paste of the. world to the. audience technology innovation called the least of elements from around russia we've got the future covered. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for a way you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew. i'm tom hartman welcome to the big picture. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images cobol has been seeing from the streets of kenya that. operations are old today. it was. coming up on ou

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a meeting in dublin has mentioned forty five c.e.o.'s all from multinational companies representing billions of euros of turnover. companies like fiat's the farce british petroleum kirkstall nestlé siemens shell unit lever and many others all of them supporting what is in this book. the all source freeze c.e.o.'s. show or more know their girl in a hummer and this a decker. living in the netherlands i knew this a decker he was the head of philips one of the largest companies in the country. and i was the head of volvo a car producing company. and showman nor was the head of really honest as a very large french automotive national. so the authors of this report were free c.e.o.'s from some of the biggest companies in europe. it was a political manifesto written by these industry leaders. oh it was a stunning was that these days free c.e.o.'s would would sit down and actually write. a report that was a detail set of recommendations for how to change the face of europe. for. an experience. i finished my job in the commission in april ninete

this is what c.e.o. mark hurd said on september 12, 2006, in a news release.id, "jay keyworth leaves the board with our best wishes and gratitude." here's what i have trouble understanding. everybody says leaks are bad, the leaker is identified, and now there's a settlement with him. >> mm-hmm. go figure. [ laughs ] >> do you understand this? >> well, at that point, i think that the company thought it was in the best interests of hp to get tom off its back, so to speak. >> all rise. >> pattie dunn appeared in a san jose courtroom. she's not just fighting for her reputation. she's also fighting for her life. this has all happened as she battles stage-4 ovarian cancer. you are gonna start a full round of chemotherapy -- severe chemotherapy -- day after tomorrow. >> 8:45 a.m. >> 8:45 a.m. and you're charged with this. it's just all piling on you at once. and you're so strong. >> what's the alternative? >> well, breaking down, getting in the back of a closet and sitting there. i can think of lots of things that other people -- >> well, the golden gate bridge is al

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>>iacy, certainly -- >> rose: so you are the c.e.o.-to-be of the biggest airline in the world. >> yes. you can add that to the list of worries. and, again, while we will be the largest, it's just marginally larger than both united or delta. so it's about the same size but on any metric you look at we'll be slightly larger. we're prepared for it. it's not about me. we have a team that is excited and ready to do this. we have teams at both thairlz we're going to put together to create the best team in the industry, and we know hw to do this. i'm excited about it. >> rose: i can tell by talking to you, you're excited about it. but there are also things that are not necessarily within your responsibility but because you are there, i want to ask you about them. number one, there's this whole business about operating smartphones and operating tablets and operating ipads the on the plane. what do you know about that? >> i'm happy to say that th-- if indeed the f.a.a. comes to the conclusion there is not a safety issue, we would love to see--

i'm the c.e.o. one should. move for one yes demand too many rights exhibit any sort of human quality like if they get tired they do know that if they if they're tired after lunch just get rid of them and i like the a comparison to how the temp agency can joke about killing workers but if you talk about banks are being killed for fraud or terrorism or money laundering or if iran does the understandable thing and killing bank stirrers or china recently killed some banks are suddenly all that's being terrible that's taboo they can't show the bank stirrers it's an example of stockholm syndrome people being held captive by banks fall in love with their hostage takers the banks but making jokes about themselves getting murder oh that's hilarious pup speaking to stockholm syndrome and falling in love with their captive in japan they often fall in love with blow up dolls right because they don't have any human emotions and they're very simple they don't demand anything they just perform a function for you and i think t

c.e.o.at they will close approximately 15 to 20 stores in the year 2013. c.e.o. and executives noting that the early spring mall traffic that they are seeing, and this is their quote, has not been as robust as we would like. so that doesn't bode well. it just means that shoppers aren't out there as much as they had hoped. american eagles are closing. does that mean good news for abercrombie & fitch? i was looking at that kid. i'll bet you shops at both. back to you. dagen: you cannot dismiss the importance of venezuela to the united states. it's one of the biggest oil exporters to the u.s., fourth by my recent count. venezuela owns citgo so with the death of hugo chavez, what does that mean for us and our energy supplies? connell: we have the "wall street journal" editor yum board member with us in the studio today who has covered venezuela and hugo chavez over the years so that, dagen is right, is the big question for us and the economic question of what comes next now in venezuela? >> i th

he is chairman and c.e.o. of c.b. starr and company. he was chairman and c.e.o. of american international group, a.i.g., for nearly 40 years. under his leadership a.i.g. became the largest insurance company in the world. its mark value grew from $300 million to $180 billion. he resigned from the company in 2005 amid investigations into an accounting scalp dahl. three years later, a.i.g. received a $182 billion bailout package from the government at the height of the financial crisis. now he is suing the federal government alleging they mistreated stockholders in the course of the bailout. his new book "the a.i.g. story" tells the story of the company's dramatic history. in the interest of full disclosure, c.d. starr foundation was an underwriter of this program in the past and i'm pleased to have hank greenberg back at this table, welcome. >> thank you. the. >> rose: why this book >> several reasons. i thought the facts first of all -- the facts had to come out what really happened. the so-called accounting scandal turned out to be nothing. if after enron boards

morgan chase the c.e.o.amie diamond went in front of the senate and house banking committees to defend wrongdoing during the whole london whale debacle in particular by misleading investors and withholding information from regulators but instead as a censure he found that lawmakers treated him more like a savior some even asked diamond how he did it and what he would do what he would want to be regulated what should we make of of all of this this j.v. dine between like a savior and j.p. morgan chase being awarded for this london whale crisis what we need is just more transparency you know we need more transparency not just for investors but for the clients themselves that chase bank like how much nicer would it be they're going to do things like this if you deposited some money at an a.t.m. and then instead of a receipt that told you exactly where the money was going like the last time i put some money in the bank a receipt came out and it said hey we just burn that money in a fire so that was a good investm

i'm the c.e.o. one should. move for one yes demand too many rights exhibit any sort of human quality like if they get tired they do know that if they if they're tired after lunch just get rid of them and i like the a comparison to how the temp agency can joke about killing workers but if you talk about banks or is being killed for fraud or terrorism or money laundering or if iran does the understandable thing in killing banks hers or china recently some banks are suddenly all that's being terrible that's taboo they can't kill the bank stirrers it's an example of stockholm syndrome people being held captive by banks fall in love with their hostage takers the banks toure's but making jokes about themselves getting murder oh that's hilarious pup was speaking to stockholm syndrome and falling in love with their captive in japan they often fall in love with blow up dolls right because they don't have any human emotions and they're very simple they don't demand anything they just perform a function for you and i thin

i'm the c.e.o. one should. move for one yes demand too many rights exhibit any sort of human quality like if they get tired they do know that if they if they're tired after lunch just get rid of them and i like the a comparison to how the temp agency can joke about killing workers but if you talk about banks are being killed for fraud or terrorism or money laundering or if iran does the understandable thing in killing bank stirrers or china recently killed some banks are suddenly all that's to your being terrible that's taboo you can't kill the bank stirrers it's an example of stockholm syndrome people being held captive by banks fall in love with their hostage takers the banks but making jokes about themselves getting murder oh that's hilarious pup was speaking to stockholm syndrome and falling in love with their captive in japan they often fall in love with blow up dolls right because they don't have any human emotions and they're very simple they don't demand anything they just perform a function for you and

you are, in fact, the president and c.e.o. the the game show network. >> that's correct. >> stephen: why is the president and c.e.o. of the gameshow network trying to fix our health care. aren't sick people home from work your core audience? [laughter] >> well, i hadn't thought before. >> stephen: you should think about that. you are shooting yourself in the foot right now. [laughter] >> can i go on anyway. it's a good point. >> stephen: sure. >> my interest actually came from my father's death from a hospital acquired fengs which is an all-too common experience but broadly i approach it as a business person with 300 employees for whom health scare an important issue. a prnt, a patient myself. when i see is a system broken in so many ways but that i think all of those problems have one cause that i think it has in common which is we're not the customer of the health care system. >> stephen: what? i'm the guy going there saying give me the drugs i'm sick. >> that's right. >> stephen: or i might be sick. give me the drugs now. [

i'm the c.e.o. one should. move for one yes demand too many rights exhibit any sort of human quality like if they get tired they do know that if they if they're tired after lunch just get rid of them and i like the a comparison to how the temp agency can joke about killing workers but if you talk about banks are being killed for fraud or terrorism or money laundering or if iran does the understandable thing and killing bank stirrers or china recently accounts of banks are suddenly all that's to being terrible that's taboo they can't kill the banks it's an example of stockholm syndrome people being held captive by banks fall in love with their hostage takers the banks but making jokes about themselves getting murder oh that's hilarious pup was speaking to stockholm syndrome and falling in love with their captive in japan they often fall in love with blow up dolls right because they don't have any human emotions and they're very simple they don't demand anything they just perform a function for you and i think th

space the final frontier and star trek soon become reality dr moon express c.e.o. bob richards about the future of space exploration and its potential for economic growth and you've heard them called the super rich the billionaires the creators. people like of brothers but we really should just be calling them one thing oligarchy so you walk into a statistic. in about as the rest of the news there is finally something on which lawmakers in washington on both sides of the aisle agree on thursday bipartisan lawmakers in both the house and the senate introduced legislation that would require police to obtain a warrant to collect location or g.p.s. data from an individual's cell phone tablet car or other electronic device while the issue of warrant was g.p.s. tracking has received mixed court rulings in america's judicial system the g.p.s. act has plenty of support behind it from groups like the a.c.l.u. the electronic frontier foundation and the competitive enterprise institute so will the g.p.s. act sail through congress and give americans a major win in the fight fo

a big bonus for the yahoo c.e.o. months being on the job. >> he is known for turning around police ds in los angeles and new york and how bratton is getting to work right here in the bay area. >> we have seen the last of the lights for this morning and it is gray out there but a dry start this morning with traffic and weather together are next at >> we are back, this is the marin county coast with a few sprinkles around point reyes and bodega bay. the steady rain right now is 30 miles from san rafael and petaluma at 40 miles from guerneville. you can see the yellow headed your way with fog around novato and the rest of us just have clouds. the wall of water is moving west to east in the mid-morning to afternoon hours. temperatures are in the low-to-mid 50's at the coast and mid-to-upper 50's bay and inland. tomorrow, we have sunshine and saturday and sunday we feel warmer at 10 to 15 degrees warmer by sunday. >> good morning, everyone. happy thursday. the more difficult commute is 80 westbound with an early accident

food free vote clothing c.e.o. for your media project c.e.o. don carty dot com. max keiser welcome to the kaiser report boy it feels great to be a bit trying millionaire i'm loving it eight months ago and if you recall on the show and on the alex jones show i said that there would be a major financial catastrophe of the next line months and we've got it bitcoin. absolutely triumphed as the dollar has crashed ninety percent against a bit coy as bitcoin is set to take on the world and root out the bank's stirrers as we sorely need we sorely need it stacy. yes max we're here in new york city that skyline right behind us in booming city has all the cities of the world where all the too big to fail banks are home. based because this is where the quantitative easing is flooding in the dow hit an all time high the very same day bitcoin unmanipulated free market of this point had an all time high forty six dollars and i want to turn to this headline max the target value for a big coin is not some fifty dollars or one hundred dollars it is one hundred thousand two million

it's the most valuable company in the world of course apple c.e.o. steve jobs is kind of renowned as this. innovator this legend. but now being had by tim cook. some people are saying that it's not really what is symbolized anymore they're not satisfied with the products that are coming out they're not wowed by by what they've been putting out do you think maybe that apple's reached its pinnacle well i don't think it's so much that people aren't wowed by what apple's coming out i think they did they are seeing their stock price go down a little bit and it's kind of like they're almost a victim of their own success there you know like you mentioned most valuable company in the new york stock exchange surpassed exxon and it's now it's kind of like a well what have you done for me lately the investors are a little nervous with the new c.e.o. and they're waiting for the next i pad or the next i phone but i think customers are still pretty happy with what apple is doing the reviews for the i phone five were really good people love that phone the i pad is

douglas parker is the chairman and c.e.o. of us airways. the company announced last month a plan to emerge with american airlines. if approved by regulators it will create the nation's largest carrier. parker will take over as the chief executive of a combined company called american. mergers have been the industry solution to economic turbulence that has shaken aviation. they're worried consolidation will decrease competition and lead to higher fares. i'm very pleased to have douglas parker here at this table for the first time. welcome. >> thank you very much, charlie. happy to be here. >> rose: tell me about the airline industry today. i mean, if you don't consolidate, you die? is that sort of where we are? >> we don't need to consolidate or die. us airways is doing very well stand alone. we in record profits last year. it isn't about survival but it is about doing what's best for our customers, our employeees, and the communities we serve. there are three airlines larger than us there ar. >> rose: there are the big four right now, of wh

going to invite for dinner 14 c.e.o. of the major services companies in europe so it's about big banks big telecom big insurance big dissipations services big transport services big tourism companies when you take all the different sectors it is actually making about seventy percent of the g.d.p. in europe so we invited the bunch of forty of those. and. after dinner i said well now that you've got some some food by the commission you owe me something you have to do something for me people sometimes think that the commission comes up with ideas out of the blue pushes them it's not so a tool traditionally is thirsty for ideas from the actons to help us to decide what to put food. this is where the idea of creating a network of association and companies pushing for the trade in service if you use by the private sector came up and became managing director of the open services for . relief. in general to nine we had. eleven months to prepare seattle first. a ministerial conference after the creation of this organisation in ni

many of the c.e.o.'s involved with the fix the debt campaign are the heads of some of america's largest corporations and many have testified on capitol hill and some met with president obama directly during discussions on the economy and the national debt and then there are the corporations themselves that are involved in the campaign the list of backers is a virtual who's who of corporate greed and corruption including big banks like bank bank of america goldman sachs and j.p. morgan chase the size defunding social security and medicare peterson pyramid shows how fix the debt may also be a front for exploiting a corporate tax loophole to its fullest potential many the corporations involved and fix the debt pay a negative tax rate so to paying taxes they get government money back which is a major major reason why we have such a large federal deficit right now these corporations are pushing for a globally competitive tax structure that citizens for tax justice says would increase the u.s. debt by a trilli