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thirty five cents compared to four dollars four hundred sixty dollars here why don't you just send some of these prisoners out to fremont and house them there because that would mean less debt and remember this is an economy based on the maximum debt possible as long as interest rates and we heard from mark carney over the u.k. that is going to keep interest rates low for as long you know another few years and they're low in america with ben bernanke you know low in europe as long as interest rates are low the name of the game is more debt so if it costs more to put prisoners and do high end prisons then more debt is incurred which is great for the president complex and the banks on wall street well ok so here it cost one hundred sixty eight thousand dollars to how is a prisoner in new york city the median income here is fifty seven thousand that's for median household income so as you see that they're having to go into debt to incarcerate these people and this is our foreign policy as well you know over one point six million households in america that's over three point five million ch

dollar as its reserve asset only the fed makes dollars in a crisis there are never enough of them a shortage that will only get worse as the world economy grows relative to the us even if the problem for emerging markets right now is too many of them i mean last i checked the indian rupee day was trading at near all time highs i should say the dollar gold is trading at all time highs going to interface with the interface crashing gold is asserting itself as the real true world reserve currency the only real currency that's going to be left after all these emerging currencies crash and after the dollar becomes the currency that nobody wants any more so you're going to have once again if you've been saying for years they're going to end up with gold that'll be the default currency and that's what's going to happen it's going to wash away the scum that is clogging up our global financial system and here this is a remarkable statement from the financial times which is saying that the u.s. economy is shrinking it's too small so many people are living on two dollars a day as one of the fastest gro

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dollars j.p. morgan itself is refusing to pay this so it will still be in billions that they have to pay but it could be one billion it could be ten billion it could be one hundred billion it could be a trillion it doesn't matter because they just go over to the fed they print more money and then they will of course debase the currency and to keep the currency from inflating too badly they'll start a war and have a lot of service by going to kill that's the deflationary offset for the inflation that helps jamie diamond sleep at night because he's not happy unless a lot of people are dying and he's defrauding the government the big way in other words here is a marshmallow gun this is what eric holder uses to penalize financial terrorism or a financial terrorist like jamie diamond this is a marshmallow gun jamie diamond is like you know the isle of banking and he'll commit a massive back to financial terrorism people will die people are starving and eric holder will go up there. i'm going to hit you

dollars j.p. morgan itself is refusing to pay this so it will still be in billions that they have to pay well it could be one billion it could be ten billion it could be one hundred billion it could be a trillion it doesn't matter because they just go over to the fed they print more money and then they will of course debase the currency and to keep. the currency from inflating to badly they'll start a war and have a lot of servicemen going to kill that's the deflationary offset of the inflation that helps jamie diamond sleep at night because he's not happy unless a lot of people are dying and he's defrauding the government the big way in other words here is a marshmallow gun this is what eric holder uses to penalize financial terrorism or a financial terrorist like jamie diamond this is a marshmallow gun so jamie diamond is like you know the isle of banking and he'll commit a massive back to financial terrorism people will die people are starving and eric holder will go up there it's like germany

thirty five cents compared to four dollars or four hundred sixty dollars here why don't you just send some of these prisoners out to fremont and house them there because that would mean less debt and remember this is an economy based on the maximum debt possible as long as interest rates and we heard from mark carney over the u.k. that is going to keep interest rates low for as long you know another few years and they're low in america with ben bernanke you know low in europe as long as interest rates are low the name of the game is more debt so if it costs more to put prisoners and do high end prisons then more debt is incurred which is great for the president complex and the banks on wall street well ok so here it cost one hundred sixty eight thousand dollars to house a prisoner in new york city the median income here is fifty seven thousand that's for median household income so as you see that they're having to go into debt to incarcerate these people and this is our foreign policy as well you know over one point six million households in america that's over three point five millio

cost between three dollars and fifty and four dollars more per phone to make the apple i phone five are the samsung galaxy s four both of which are assembled in china this report looks at this fact it's only four dollars more to make the google phone here so why doesn't apple do it for example why don't we re store manufacturing your wealth creation to america all those millions of people unemployed well it looks at the fact that apple sells one hundred thirty eight million i phones and if you multiply that by four you get about five hundred fifty million dollars more that it would cost the company of profits of course they say they're not going to do it rather the rationing makes no sense to me they're saying that because they're so profitable they couldn't do it in america they're saying americans don't deserve the profits. the apple the few princelings that run apple deserve the profits not the americans who are consuming the products or supporting the infrastructure that supports apple creating the infrastructure with their taxes that support apple they don't deserve anything they d

gold dropped by $22 dollars.. while oil is back above $108 dollars per barrel. there's a wide range of expectations about the labor market.. the market expects any where from 177-thousand - to --210- thousand jobs were added to payrolls last month. it's anticipated the unemployment rate will remain unchanged at 7.4% also making headlines-- the 10 year treasury hit 3% in late trading yesterday on concerns the fed will soon end it's bond buying program. lincoln ellis strategic financial group joins us on this jobs friday. hello lincoln. > > good morning angie. will today's job numbers motivate the feds to taper sooner than later? > > absolutely going to be a motivator in the market's been anticipating it since the beginning of the summer really. two pieces of internal data to look at the jobs report this morning. the label force participation rate, how many people are looking for jobs and secondarily and perhaps more importantly; average hourly earnings. how much people make when they're working. lincoln, currency trading has been oh so hot, over five trillion dol

valuable again we're going to make we live it was the king dollar period that's the sound dollar period it's ok not a gold standard but a dollar stand and that actually worked fairly well from one nine hundred eighty two thousand and ten the problem is in two thousand and ten obama geithner bernanke he tore up the the dollar standard said we're going to chip in the dollar we want to important. we're going to cut it short you guys are on your own in others no standards at all so you have a new period of chaos if you're the arabs you know the deal has been torn up they say you know we're not going to maintain the value of the dollar so there are so well ok what do we get for oil just paper money that you say you're trying to cheapen so now they're like they're exploring a lot of alternatives the g.c.c. may have a common currency europe is creating ripples on the other g.c.c. pain they cooperation operation how the arabs are there and their persian gulf exactly right you're seeing the emergence of a regional reserve currencies you know korea japan and china despite all the tensions around

cost between three dollars and fifty four dollars more per phone to make the apple i phone five or the samsung galaxy massive or both of which are assembled in china this report looks at this fact it's only four dollars more to make the google phone here so why doesn't apple do it for example why don't we re store manufacturing your wealth creation to america all those millions of people unemployed well it looks at the fact that apple sells one hundred thirty eight million i phones and if you multiply that by four you get about five hundred fifty million dollars more that it would cost the company of profits of course they say they're not going to do it rather the rationing makes no sense to me they're saying that because they're so profitable they couldn't do it. in america they're saying americans don't deserve the profits the apple the few princelings that run apple deserve the profits not the americans who are consuming the products or supporting the infrastructure that supports apple creating the infrastructure with their taxes that support apple they don't deserve anything they d

dollars for 4 to 6 hour delay. 200 dollars for 6 or more hours and full refund and 200 dollar voucheright cancellations. >> emmy award will pay special tribute 5 television stars who died in the past year one of them is cory montieth. as we report people are slamming the decision to include the glee star and leaving out entertainment legend. >> emmy award celebrate best in tv. hotel wad biggest stars taking home the statueett. >> it's overwhelming. >> now controversy pwrawing over sunday special tribute honoring those who have passed away. >> there's emotional component to this that is really become part of the discussion. >> on top of the normal is a memorial segment seen here in 2012 5 people single thought year for longer tribute. including the soprano star james gandolfini. jean stip el ton, sky than thon winters and producer david goldberg and glee cory montieth who overdosed at 31 years old earlier this year. >> why should we worry. >> he doesn't have the buddy of work that the other 4 people v. people lick larry has gone man and jack including man who certainly i think have had

the world dollar standard. but now the dollar is a nominal paper and deposit money, a legal token linked primarily to the judgment and manipulations of its issuers and regulators at the federal reserve system. quantitative control of money has supplanted the market. may i sum up briefly a few indisputable, long-term economic consequences that followed. but let us, like a businessman, take a quick look at the economic world bottom up, not top-down like the crack to economists -- macroeconomists. since the end of convertibility in 1971, average real wages per hour of work in the united states have been stagnant. average annual american economic growth since 2000 has been about half the average annual real growth of the previous two american centuries. the real purchasing power of a 1971 dollar saved in the bank adjusted by the cpi has declined to a value of about 15 cents. that is to say the price level has risen from 1971 to 2013 by about sixfold, a rise unparalleled in the history of the american republic. in a

standard said we're going to chip in the dollar we want to important. we're going to cut it short you guys are on your own so now there is no standard at all so you have a new period of chaos if you're the arabs you know the deal has been torn up they say you know we're not going to maintain the value of the dollar so there are so well ok what do we get for oil just paper money that you say you're trying to cheapen so now they're like they're exploring a lot of alternatives the g.c.c. may have a common currency europe is creating ripples on this in the g.c.c. pain they cooperation operation house the arab. gulf that are exactly right you're seeing the emergence of a regional reserve currencies you know korea japan and china despite all the tensions around the islands and all the. the fact is their trilateral trade is exploding and they start to accept each other's currency so and then of course you have the bricks and you know led by putin most recently and they're going their own way so what you're see is this slow diminution in the role of the dollar

valuable again we're going to make we did it was the king dollar period the sound dollar period so ok not a gold standard but a dollar stand and that actually worked fairly well for nine hundred eighty two thousand and ten the problem is in two thousand and ten obama geithner bernanke he tore up the dollar standard said we're going to chip in the dollar we want to important. we're going to cut it short you guys are on your own it's another is no standard at all so you have a new period of chaos if you're the arabs you know the deal has been torn up they say you know we're not going to maintain the value of the dollar so they are say well ok what do we get for oil it's just paper money that you say you're trying to cheapen so now they're like they're exploring a lot of alternatives the g.c.c. may have a common currency europe is creating ripples on this in the g.c.c. pain they cooperation operation how the arabs are on their persian gulf right exactly right you're seeing the emergence of a regional reserve currencies you know korea japan and china despite all the tensions around the is

leasing six point field to get a total of two hundred seventeen billion dollars. budget airline world begin operating next year bell that's destinations it will fly from go to college or grad. and pieces for the first two years the discount will operate only along the most profitable routes in the european part of russia. pharmacy chain thirty six point zero eight over ten percent this week after selling its trading stake in drug a make up there a farm too for sixty nine richest man for man idea for five billion rubles their fall itself also find it was the first. one of russia's most powerful richest man the head of potash empire you're right calley was smashed him better oose airport this way but my all story says that mr baumgartner the first hostage in the potash war was detained put in hank also after visiting belarus for a meeting with the country's leader he's accused of abusing his power in the partnership that collapsed between euro cali and the belize partner but there is cali now before the biggest cartel collapse these two companies made up over a thir

around dollars for a taxi ride around ten minutes time. this is my room it's an average of three star and that's going to set you back around one hundred twenty us dollars that price will double come during the games as you can see is quite basic but she fried k.z. and i said i spoke to the head of the radisson blu hotels he's also in charge of the ins as well my sister was going to happen to sort she would all the athletes go home will the city become a tourist as an asian all it be and. we have all the infrastructure in. you to modern in many ways and from fabulous venue where growth. etc can be. you know how do you sell it. and that's where you need. you think. this cannot be done by the individual. because they are competing against throughout the nation have to be sold through prevention and sure we're all on the boat when it comes to say visas and intake is a big hurdle is to getting people to come to sochi because you know. for example moscow is sort. which is no more expensive ofen going to paris or london. the other thing is of co

planes to russia do valued at three point four billion dollars and the e.p. leasing to take two point three two jets was a total of two hundred seventy million dollars. and airport budget airline will begin operating next year on bell that starts destination it will fly from los goes to college to grab the cheese pieces for the first two years the discount the operates only along the most profitable routes in the european part of russia. and pharmacy chain thirty six point six eight over ten percent this week after selling its trading stake in drug or make vera farm to forbes sixty nine richest man for man idea for five billion rubles verify itself also find the best. one of russia's most powerful richest man the head of potash empire your i cally was slash him better oops airport this week my all story says that mr bombed the first hostage in the potash war was detained put in hand also after visiting belarus for a meeting with the country's leader out. he's accused of abusing his power in the partnership that collapsed between euro cali and the belize partn

even for two hundred dollars. glivec itself costs two thousand four hundred dollars. i get their money i also had something and sold my jewelry and my daughter. as well. and i gathered five thousand troops from the money for the greengrocer. twenty rupees he gives me for food i don't eat and keep them as well. i can't do anything i'll leave it in god's hands whatever god wants i can't do anything. if the generic been out did not exist mr minus would not have survived. he sells incense sticks for the temples and his wife packs jewelry. the family income does not exceed seven thousand rupees or about one hundred forty dollars a month. if they had to buy the original glivec it would cost them one of the house their annual salary. to get one hundred twenty five thousand rupees is a huge amount of look like me there are many who can't pay it can't buy it i believe that the drugs that do good should not stop being made. put it on your arm and a lot. i think i feel alone and. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. t

cassano who remember the whole bank went bust the insurance company went bust eighty five billion dollars in taxpayer balla so he was interviewed in the wall street journal and he suggested that when congress was against paying bonuses to this very unit here that destroyed the insurance company well that was it could have lent to the lynching faced by african-americans in the south a i.g. c.e.o. robert benmosche compares bonus criticism to lynch mobs this is from matt i mean of course he uses his unique way of describing the situation he says a.i.g. has a lengthy history of producing some of the biggest tools on wall street former c.e.o. morris hank greenberg was considered one of the world's preeminent unapologetic narcissist even before he sued the government for providing an insufficiently generous bailout joe cassano former chief of a i use financial products division was another first arrogantly blew off the accountants who warned him his portfolio of hundreds of billions in uncle lateralized bets might destroy the world and that secondly he appeared before congress and paraded them

if you years ago five to seven trillion dollars in cash right now black america this cracker thinks year that we're suffering of taking billions in bonus money is equivalent to you building into our culture that he now profits from he's also you know the bank the i keep on calling it a bank it wasn't really a bank it was supposed to be an insurance company and they were selling credit default swaps which they couldn't they didn't have any reserves against a bank pretends anyway that it has reserves member insurance company doesn't need any reserves so they went bust with those now he's also however saying that not only were we blameless here but even the rest of the population is to blame he calls them the villain it's the people who took out mortgages that they couldn't afford that are to blame it's the nations across europe that went bust that are to blame the fact is the black population in america was lynched again because a i.g.s. and the credit default swap market was fueling the subprime crisis which led to foreclosure on americans black americans who had taken out mortgages on pr

around dollars for a taxi ride around ten minutes time. this is my room it's an average a three star room that's going to set you back around one hundred twenty us dollars that price will double come february during the games as you can see is quite basic she sighed k.z. and i said i spoke to the head of the radisson blu hotels he's also in charge of the paul ince as well much as him was going to happen to sort she would all the athletes go home will this city become a boss who is this nation all it being. we have all the infrastructure and now. it's a modern in many ways and from fabulous venue where growth. etc can be. now how do you sell it. and that's where you need to be. but this cannot be done by any individual. because they're competing against. the best the nation has to be sold through a convention and sure we're all on the boat when it comes to say visas and take. those to getting people to come to sochi because. for example moscow is sort. he which is now more expensive often going to paris or london. the other thing is of cour

in 2000 to 168 dollars today. the stock gained 18% yesterday. nokia has a rather expensive parting gift for its ceo. stephen elop will receive 25 million dollars in compensation. he joined nokia after leaving microsoft in 20- 10, but is now moving back to microsoft, as the two companies merge. its rumored elop may replace microsoft's ceo steve ballmer when he leaves within a year. holiday helpers are in demand at kohls. though the christmas shopping season hasn't even started, the retailer is already saying it expects to hire 53 thousand workers, or an average of 40 per store. stores are expected to be fully staffed for the season by mid- november. there's plenty more just ahead.... find out if it's better to rent or own as housing prices rise but mortgage rates drop. plus-- how a role playing using state of the art technology is giving doctors a better grip on their skills. and don't miss this...the guys are back for another round of traders unplugged.this week the take up the topic of toilet paper stocks. we'll

dollars two hundred sixty. the great price difference between the two drugs is a matter of life and death for india's poor since about thirty percent of the population lives below the poverty line surviving on less than two dollars a day. i work in a shop where i polish gold. my wife works at home sewing clothes in earning one thousand to two thousand rupees per month my wage was raised reaching now six thousand rupees about one hundred ten dollars a month i got a raise because i am ill and so we try to manage. with this family income barely reaching one hundred fifty dollars mr nor is unable to buy even the cop even for two hundred dollars. glivec itself costs two thousand four hundred dollars. i get their money i also had something and sold my jewelry and my daughter. as well. and i gathered five thousand trapeze from the money for the green grocer. with the twenty rupees he gives me for food i don't eat and keep them as well. i can't do anything i'll leave it in god's hands whatever god wants i can't do anyt

is in charge nobody's in charge we see that playing out in syria same thing with the dollar if the dollars not the global reserve currency then it's jump ball and you don't know what you're going to get a return to gold standard is a possibility but i don't see that the immediate future i think we have to have a collapse first a collapse of the dollar standard in the petrodollar deal then we'll have to be replaced with something now that will either be the s.t.r. which is the i.m.f. world money special drawing rights or gold or some combination of the two that remains to be seen but the dollar state is definitely collapsing it's been abandoned by the united states so they were under attack were abandoning it ourselves ok so the two thousand and eight two thousand and nine collapse period were about five years going into that post that period and we've been saying on the show that and really looking at a lot of your work is a lot of the conditions that led up to the collapse are still there but it got much worse because the leverage has got a lot worse so now we're set up for another collap