rate dahlia now capitalize on and makes a big fund out of it but when you have board billionaires in connecticut who are lounging around on their yachts or at the bell haven club sipping my ties and they have nothing to do they have like i heard a story about a company that's going to take over a global real estate or you know i heard a story about you know some guy who's going to launch satellites out of his pocket using a cheese grater you know give a $1000000000.00 whatever we have to many billions because we get it for free it when the cost of monies are 0 the value of money is their own if the cost of money is negative then the value of money is less than 0 but he's agreeing with you right now is a great what you're not suggesting they raise rates though he doesn't make that suggestion he's unwilling to make the proper response to his comment and simply quoting me on his newsletter is not enough he also needs to offer a solution as well you can't just if the guy you 1st of all he's overrated is performances horrible and he just gets a lot of cash for. does he fall off well he's

should he recuse himself, dahlia lithwick?nd explain what that is. >> there has been a whole lot of talk. it was not just mitchch mcconne. lindsey graham also explicitly said i have no intention of being there. they are both saying this is purely political process, i have no -- this is not a judicial process, have no responsibility to treat it like a legal event. it is not just that it violates the constitution, it violates the oath they swear. this is a specific oath they swear as it relates to impeachment, that they will be impartial jurors. i think there's been a lot of attention paid to the fact they are announcing in advance of the vote they have no intention of adhering to the oath they swear. it is hard to imagine a juror in any other legal proceedings saying, no, i'm not going to be impartial. i'm in the tank for the president. amy: macconnell says he will coordinate totally. this goes to the violation of the constitution with the white house. >> he has been very clear he is taking his orders from white house counsel.

it's on as book of theories and facts which is like hundreds and hundreds of rules or a dahlia which can be summed up in 2 simply buy low sell high that's the entire rate of any money manager that's ultimately all you need to know and so he could be building a huge position but he's like a tell us because he has customers as clients that he asked to serve not us his solution is kind of quantitative easing for the people which steve kean has presented on this show and the other thing that steve king has always said is a government deficit is on one side of the balance sheet and it's the benefit of somebody else as an asset for somebody else on the other side of the balance sheet usually the population the households in that economy but again when you have a oligarchic up takhar c. and a corrupt system here it goes to the top 0 point one percent and paul tudor jones mentions that he insists it's not markets that it's not just the markets that are running away but it's the 5 percent budget deficit in the u.s. that has caused us stocks to outperform he said clearly asset prices today whe

he can still that from us ok so why is this significant aside from the pilfering going on by rate dahlia of our content it's because c. has a was a $200000000000.00 fund something enormous. his actions move markets right as george soros would would refer to as a reflex of flexibilty reflexivity you know your actions will create prices you know you're not falling prices are creating prices and so that's why this is significant if he believes this to be true and he were to suddenly go well i understand he did make a very large bet on a negative bet on the s. and p. futures i think he put one or 2 percent of his portfolio in denies that he just says it's a had rights as the rest of his sport ok fine enough but on the margins you know as a hedge you know that's where he has the biggest hedge fund right in that when you're he could be building a position right so you're putting on also you can't tip a san and say i'm going negative because then he was going to front runner a dahlia right so he's going to say well it's ahead at 2 percent it could be a position he's building it could be 10 to 2

are out there talking about how they feel really bad their own billionaire son and you've got ray dahlia constantly and buffet you guys they all seem to be going to see why a they're well i don't actually blame the billionaires if the market there is the way to translate the markets is simply a free market response to the monetary policy so they got as i believe our central bankers and he says the billionaires tweak the central bankers i don't blame the millionaires but but if i'm you know david einhorn or great value or someone in and i'm watching the faz and i'll. ok best again we're going to make me cry out why they do they don't while we kill yeah i know i understand that and the question i guess would be that it's they're like ok the fed's going to give us free money were silly not to take the free money but on the other hand there are riots and uprisings around the world that are becoming increasingly more violent so at $1.00 point this rate dahlia oh say you know what i'm going to insist that the fed raised rates to raise the cost of financial terrorism because if i don't my own e

we are continuing our discussion with dahlia lithwick a and mark green. mitch mcconnell faces calls to recuse himself from trump's impeachment trial after macconnell said last w week he s "taking my cueues from the white house." this is macconnell speaking on fox news. >> everything i do during this encore, there will be no difference between the president's position and our position as to how to handle this. amy: that is senator and s senae majority leader mitch mcconnell is --ing fox news that he that -- well, he said he is not impartial because he says this is a political trial and he does not have to be an impartial

also with us in new york, dahlia lithwick is senior editor at slate and suprpreme coururt reporter. she also runs the podcast "amimicus." mark green also with us, co-author of "fake president: decoding trump's gaslighting, corruption, and general b.s." he wrote it with ralph nader. this is very interesting. we can calall this the green sh, congressman al green and mark green. mark green, congressmember green has been calling for trump to be impeached for years for many different reasons. you and ralph nader also say trump shouldld be impeached for many more reasons than what is happening today. >> i am glad to be here with my father al green and on a big

strange tv and dahlia would speak with us with more bizarre claims. of our story, here's ed murphy. >>> and now the conclusion of the michael and dahlia show. five years after dahlia was sentenced five years for hiring a hitman to kill her husband, back in court facing a possible 30-year stretch. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> first, at pretrial hearing as they tried to get the case dismissed, her new team retested a new reality tv defense. that she and her former lover, a tv extra mohammed had been planning a tv presentation to be posted on social media. those in-car meeting weren't about arranging the hit. they were all about that tv presentation. sheclaimed she wanted to back out of the tv project but mohammed was having none of that. >> at that point he lifted his shirt and showed me his gun and threatened me. he threatened to hurt me, hurt my family. >> mohammed the informant denied threatening her or participating in a reality tv production. >> the reality tv defense plays into the whole story. >> dahlia's defense was weirdly appropria

dahl dahlia, you said the fog machine is something trump defenders want to benefit from. last weekend the gop senator saying i don't know if it was russia or ukraine that interfered in the election. the idea is what? that because nothing is noble, they'll side with trump? is that what they want? >> yeah. we have to remember and caroline knows this better than i do. part of this is a state of mind question. and if what in the end of the day the defense is, it was perfectly reasonable for trump to believe that ukraine interfered in 2016. even if that's untrue, all you need to do is build the case that it was reasonable for trump to think it. and if you go back and look at some of the witnesses and the impeachment so far, what we've heard is steve caster questioning on behalf of senate republicans saying it would have been perfectly plausible that trump could infer that ukraine was meddling. a lot of witnesses were like i guess it's plausible. that's building a defense. >> now, your law firm represents giuliani. you don't personally represent him, but the law firm does. is i

and uprisings around the world that are becoming increasingly more violent so what point is right dahlia oh say you know what i'm going to insist that the fed raised rates to raise the cost of financial terrorism because if i don't my own entire towns going to be burnt to the burnt to the ground i mean it's ok to front run the fed and and steal billions as dahlia does but at some point he's going to probably start to think more strategically wheeling about 20 seconds left the whole show or for another segment but. you know it in other words is see a suicide capitalist think so but there's no way to get from here to to normal without paying and so i think great dalí o.c.r. a risk even if it's a fad if it's a system or to try to correct we're going to correct for our value that i don't think are going to cut it off there i'll keep you over for another segment thanks for being on the kaiser report that's going to do with a subset of kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert like to thank our guest dave column if you'd like to get in touch tweet us the kaiser report it's all next ti

plus a good save that for me i'm sorry but what makes him so dahlia for gladbach all over comes about to tell us. there's always a lot of talk about how tall a keeper has to bring me to 83 is far from the tallest. but here against a close range header he demonstrates how you can compensate for that short to reach with excellent elasticity it enables him to get across and pull this one away. or. butts are very good cycle checks for itself what we're seeing is a fine goalkeeper to cancer but i can now we'll see how a top keeper deals with a shot from an angle on the counter-attack zama takes himself to the near post takes a couple of steps forward he's perfectly positioned and also shifts his weight on his left leg to have the best chance of getting down to the shot. perfect and also to make cuts you'll see with his fingertips strong fingers that's great so. it's actually quite surprising gladbach higher in 1st 20 check the stats on average they cough up 15 shots on goal a game that's at the time the league's other top teams give up half as many policemen we have to work on making it ha

ahead of that trade and they print profits risk list late and then their wealth skyrocket and raid dahlia hedge fund managers say oh the wealth and income gap is so big how am i going to save my family and friends from the torches and say well why don't you turn in jamie diamond want to turn in your fellow kleptocrats put him in jail and i'll do something positive for society let me clarify something that's they see said you talked about the current generation having to pay off the debts of the predecessors they're not going to pay him off these debts cannot be paid off they can go bankrupt they can starve they can die sooner but they cannot pay off the debts mathematically there is no way of these exponential growth and debts being paid off in the end every economy reaches a point where the debts cannot be paid and it is a choice either it can wipe out the debts and girl again or it can leave the debt someplace and let it strangle the economy that's what the democratic party and the republican party stand for today and not know that these debts will never ever ever never be paid back don

ahead of that trade and they print profits risk list late and then their wealth skyrockets the rate dahlia hedge fund managers say oh the wealth and income gap is so big how am i going to save my family and friends from the torches and say well why don't you turn in jamie diamond once you turn in your fellow kleptocrats put him in jail and i'll do something positive for society let me clarify something that they see said you talked about the current generation having to pay off the debts of the predecessors they're not going to pay him off these debts cannot be paid off they can go bankrupt they can starve they can die sooner but they cannot pay off the debts mathematically there is no way of these exponential growth in debts being paid off in the end every economy reaches a point where the debts cannot be paid and it is a choice either it can wipe out the debts and girl again or it can leave the debts in place and let it strangle the economy that's what the democratic party and the republican party stand for today and not know that these debts will never ever ever never be paid back don't

apollo astronauts were not allowed to keep any souvenirs the original lunar regolith was simply to dahlia of all. just a stone's throw away from the research center in cologne is the d.l.r. institute for solar research here 2 scientists are researching regolith radiation protection professor matty espalier and his team seek the most moon like conditions possible for us here in our own making and often what's available in abundance on the moon is moon dust and plenty of radiation from the sun we would need several meters of moon rock or moon dust as protection from radiation from the sun and other cosmic sources. and that's one of the things that we're researching this is i still think if you have a proof. the experiment is called regel light a word coined to combine regolith and light. of course it doesn't use real lunar regolith but a simulant which has similar properties and will be centered to an entire brick using layered 3 d. printing. what we want to show is that we can really produce a 3 d. object whether x. y. or z. in a vacuum and this is the technology we're developing here in f

and paul bee dahlia how do you think the republicans did today. >> you could see the two strategies,emocrat strategy to elevate. they had the terrific i think constitutional law professors and the more you hear about james madison the better it is for democrats. elevates this into something large and important. and the republicans have the opposite if the democrats want to elevate the republicans want to denigrate. you gave money to barack obama. and your mother dresses you funny. that's what they want to do. i think each executed on strategies. >> scott, is that how you see it. >> your mother dresses you empeckably by the way. >> recent development for me. >> number one, i thought turly was excellent today. i thought it was smart for the republicans to call a republican law professor who could say, look with, i didn't photo vote for donald trump didn't support him all the time this is why impeachment rushed is wrong. i thought that was smart. whereas the democrats called three people who have been on the band wagon some time. i thought professor carlin was hurtful because i thought

. >> dahlia lithwick, senior editor and legal correspondent for "slate" has been following the censusi sat in that house oversight committee hearing and listened to wilbur ross saying the reason they wanted to put census was because of the voting rights act, at the time it seemed very suspicious and it turned out that there was good reasonor that. >> yeah. i mean, it was beyond suspicious. it was audacious becaus a trump administration that has not done anything in any other context to enforce the voting rights act. they treated it as though it's an inconvenience. the notion that suddenly there's this burning need to protect minority voting in america from this administration. it's not only short of paradoxical in light of how they treated minority voting, it's also just a flat-out lie. >> that lie was exposed when gop strategist tom hallford died and his daughter discovered documents among his private possessions. >> his daughter finds these zip drive with information that shows he had engineered this as a plan explicitly to suppress minority votes. >> in the files, he calculated a c