yeah dominick so what about the people you say it's not a secret but then again less than two percent of investable as listen i went to a conference last week bill boehner and mark fabio spoke at the conference the how can conference you know it was full of hardcore austrian economists sound money bugs libertarians those kind of people maybe hundred fifty two hundred mark father said to the audience. who here owns gold and i would say three course of the audience put their hands up and then the chad. turned around and said ok who owns who owns more that who has more than five percent of the net worth in gold excluding e.t.a.'s and only twenty percent of the room put their hands up and that was maybe even less than twenty percent and that is hardcore go folks that isn't joe public and so you know go physical go is still on the road ok so to explain e.t.f. exchange traded fund it's a proxy for gold it tracks the price of gold some would argue that it's paper gold and in some cases like the one with the g.l.d. ticker symbol in new york it's not really gold at all whereas the ones in cana

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. >> two german, frederic and dominick. they wakeboard through the forest of marble columns.le. check it out. they set up one of those high-speed tow lines, and wait for -- this basement below the palace. >> wiping out would be a little painful in only two feet of water. >> you see them. it doesn't go very far beneath the water and he said, yeah. that one hurt. >> that was the best shot, because i thought i had broken something, because it was a hard crash. >> i wonder what that request looked like to the people at the palace. hey, we'd like to wakeboard in the cistern. do you mind? >> i wonder what it looked like in the doctor's office. how did this happen? we in the basement of the basilica wakeboarding. >> had e did not break any bones. came out it with a few simple scratches on his elbow. i thought it was cool to put the new sport of wakeboarding with this 1,500-year-old palet. >>> that's it for "right this minute." thve a great rest our day. my name is debi. [ wheezing ] this may be my last chance to warn you... about the dangers of smoking. gradually, tobacco took not j

lashed out at them using riot gear to disperse the rally while at least ten people were arrested dominick from bahrain's justice and development men believes western nations have too much to lose from reforms and. obviously it doesn't send a particularly front. stick message when you're sending weapons to a country that is using weapons against its people on a daily basis to kill. to crush protests to crush essentially democracy but i think . the reason why why the u.s. and other countries do that is because they want to keep bahrain as an ally iran is seen as an ally of western countries and therefore they want to try and keep that relationship but what these governments don't realize that they are not refuse to realize they have a huge amount of leverage they have a lot of ability to convince the right not to pressure them into reform perhaps they misunderstand the strategy how it will perhaps you know they're scared that their interests which are tied up in that region could be damaged if they you know if there were a democratic change but the reality is the people who are behind the c

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kaiser report thank you max stay tuned for the second half i'll be speaking with gold bug and author dominick christie yes that's his actual name. more news today carlin says once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. showing corporations through today. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything is ok you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. welcome back to the kaiser report imax kaiser time out of john interest me resident gold bug at money week and author of the new book a life after the state welcome to the kaiser report thank you very much max pleasure to be back. it doesn't express me we're talking about germany now has significant is the german court order demanding that the bundesbank audit germany's gold holdings. we don't know how significant it is because we don't know if the gold holdings will actually be audited but the big suspicion is that there is a double entry on that go

weeks, jack has become close friends with the own erer, the bartender, avi who works security and dominickho has dreams of opening her own pastry shop. >> she really affected me and i guess the film shows what she's like. >> if things are going well i see myself maybe having my own little coffee shop things or selling cakes to tell aviv buying my cakes. >> it is jack's last night in israel. he's having a beer at a table outside saying his good-byes. >> dominique was sitting next to me. that's when one of theed is bombers came up and tried to get into the place. >> avi, the security guard, has a bad feeling when 21-year-old asif hanid walks up. >> the guy was a little bit too quick in his pace. suicide bombings were going on all the time at that particular time. so we both looked at each other and froze. >> hanik is strapped with plastic explosives when avi kicks him in the chest from keeping him from entering the crowded bar. >> and the next thing i can barely remember is this guy stepping back up onto the sidewalk and yelling. >> as hanik stumbles backwards, he blows himself up. the explo

. >>> straight to sirius xm radio host pete dominick with our excellent panel.ou very much, wolf blitzer. great to be here on a friday edition of "the situation room." a female edition. it's still breast cancer awareness in october. >> it is. >> how important is comedy? i gave this advice a few weeks ago, they should use more comedy, the al smith dinner, does it make a difference? did anything happen last night? did anybody get an advantage? did anybody move up in any polls because of good jokes? >> nobody moved up, but i think the process moved up. we've had a very contentious testy debate a couple nights before and i think it shows what we are in america. we can be fighting one night, we can be laughing the next. i think it's a good thing for our country to see this snip-it, this oasis in comedy in a very long desert of fighting. >> then today you see the romnesia. trying to be funny, but i think the humor also helps to put things in perspective. not just like what the country's based on but the campaign itself. i think obama's doing a better job of framing th

i'm pete dominick.now we want to give our unsolicited advice, not that anybody asked. ana, i'm going to start with you. looks like you have a ballot there of some sort. >> well, regardless of what it may look like this is not donald trump's prenup. this front and back legal size pages full of legalese is my florida ballot. the florida legislature in its infinite wisdom decided to put the entire language of all the constitutional amendments on it. my advice for florida voters this is going to be a long hard complicated ballot study your sample ballots, pack a lunch, wear comfortable shoes this could take some time. and to the florida legislature, couple of words, fix it. >> it's a good thing there's never been any problems with florida ballots in the past. otherwise this might be actually a concern for the rest of the country as well. >> i actually do think this is going to turn into a problem that affects every county's going to have longer more complicated ballots. >> who runs the legislature at the st

my name's pete dominick and i've taken wolf blitzer's situation room for a moment.oss. >> my advice is for undecided voters in crucial states especially states that might be impacted in any way, shape or form by the monstrous hurricane bearing down on us. whether you make up your minds, go for romney, go for obama, the libertarians, whoever you want, please make up your mind as a block. go all one way or all the other so that we have a nice clear outcome and so we don't have to spend three weeks picking our way out of a massive storm and a recount at the same time. >> how do they make up their mind as a block? meet in an undecided parking lot? >> i don't have a method. >> somebody from florida who's gone through a recount and gone through picking up after hurricanes, i absolutely agree. we cannot handle it simultaneously. >> maybe we can have the undecided voters pick up the hurricane mess and they can meet at some undecided location. congresswoman. >> we're going to continue the theme because my undecided -- >> unsolicited. >> unsolicited advice is for undecided vo

i'm pete dominick.nt panel here has hijacked wolf blitzer's situation room to give our unsolicited advice. i'm going to start with the governor. sorry, ross. >> you had me going. >> at great personal risk, my advice is for president barack obama. the question that was asked last night that was the best question and that barack obama ought to ask every single day from now to election is the question of mitt romney. how are you different than george w. bush? when he was asked that question, he effectively said i'm a little taller, richer. no. he said a different person, a different time. he didn't say i'm not going to send military forces all around the world and put it on the credit card. i'm not going to, for example, have a prescription drug benefit for medicare and put it on the credit card. i'm not going to bankrupt the company by spending more and taxing less. he didn't say any of those things. he said, more or less the same. >> actually, i thought romney made a mistake taking the bait. i thought th

let's get straight to sirius xm radio host pete dominick and our excellent, excellent panel.. >> thank you, wolf blitzer. let's get right to it. likability, what is it? why does it matter if we like these candidates that we're voting for? and how do we measure it? donna, what is likability versus favorability, by the way? i have no idea the difference. >> well, it really goes to the heart of do you want to have a beer or soft drink or even share a hot dog -- >> a yoo hoo in mitt romney's case. >> or a poor boy sandwich. it's really about trust. it's about do you trust this person to handle these difficult issues especially the presidency. it's one of the decisions most americans don't walk into the booth and say i don't like this guy, it's more like i trust this guy, i believe he will follow through on his promises. >> i think it's a lot more than about trust. i think there's been a change in campaigns in the last few years. we know these guys now. we know these candidates. >> do you like them? >> we know what they eat, we know what their dog's name is, we know their children

. >> let's get straight to sirius xm radio host pete dominick and our excellent, excellent panel. >>, wolf blitzer, for letting us borrow "the situation room" for a minute. let's get started right away with the brilliant "new york times" ross doult, these undecideds, they don't exist? >> no, i think they do exist. if you have national polling numbers showing obama and romney both around 47%, there are clearly some voters out there who, you know, some of it's turnout and so on but who might still make up their mind. i think it's worth saying something in defense of them, right? >> no, we're out of time. sorry. >> no, but it's easy for people in our business -- and i'm including you here i know -- >> of totally decideds. >> well, to assume you listen to david letterman, oh, you've had two years to make up your minds. but actual normal human beings with lives and jobs who don't come on television and talk about politics for a living might have reasons to, you know, just tune into the election in the last couple months. i think that being undecided can be a noble and virtuous calling. >>

. >> let's get straight to cnn contributor and sirius xm raid you talk show host pete dominick.a good panel there. >> yes, wolf. we have a brilliant panel assembled and the governor of montana. [ laughter ] >> i kid. i kid. 47%, he repudiated it. a month later, doesn't matter. i mean, really, after one month the american people have to decide no matter how we all spin it which way or not, the american people decide something he said in private not thinking anybody would hear it now something he says in public on fox news last night, what are we suppose today believe? >> for the most part in politics you don't want to repeat their message. i'm not sure why he's decided to talk about this again. he ought to put it in the rearview mirror -- >> well, he was asked. he was asked about it. >> put it in the rearview mirror and walk forward. to be in a position where he said i was completely wrong and was not elegant, i guess, something like that last time. >> well, to borrow your line, it's not the only thing he's repudiated this week. he's repudiated his tax plan. i stole his joke. the

. >> let's get straight to cnn contributor, the sirius xm radio host pete dominick.good panel. >> thank you, wolf blitzer, for letting us squat in "the situation room" for a few minutes. we have a very important conversation about what we just saw. it's moderate mitt. by the way, i think bill clinton took my unsolicited advice last week which was to get out there on the campaign trail. but, guys, what are we witnessing right now? mitt romney will say one thing in an interview or a speech and then his staff literally walks it back on iran, on tax policy, on health policy and now on abortion. my opinion is, yeah, he may have great principles personally as a father, as a husband and as a mormon, but his political principles, where are they, margaret? come on. >> what you're referring to specifically, let's just be very clear is he said in des moines last week there's no specific legislation regarding abortion that he would champion when he's president. and then his campaign said, well, he does want to do as an executive order repeal the policy that says nongovernmental

>> let's get straight to cnn contributor and sirius xm radio host pete dominick.thank you very much, wolf blitzer. thank you for letting us hang out in your "the situation room." look at this panel. old roommates, van jones and grover. >> the debate just a few hours away. biden, ryan, do these vp debates matter. and of course the guy most likely to be president some day. >> there you go. probably this debate doesn't matter unless someone says something crazy and that will be the cycle for about 72 hours. but i think both of these folks are good articulators. they are not going to say anything crazy. people say that biden says some crazy stuff, no, he just talks like a regular guy. and ryan actually talks like a regular guy. it's beneficial for both of them because at the top of the ticket they have a couple of really kind of cerebral guys. so these are the real guys. and they're going to go at it. >> well, grover, i mean you've been watching these for years, obviously. the v.p. debate, this one is crucial because biden's supposed to play the offense. can anything

let's go straight to our cnn contributor, sirius xm radio host pete dominick with a good panel of unsolicited> thanks, wolf blitzer. we'll talk a little about last night. but moving forward can the president recover? i want to just ask everybody here if we all agree that president obama pretty much got shi lacked. can we spin it? if so, i thought, i don't know who that guy was last night and i'm talking about the moderator, jim lehrer. no, i'm talking about the president. really, was he there? how many boxing metaphors can we make, governor? >> look, i think you've forgotten barack obama who actually debated hillary and biden back in the day. it's no drama obama. that's what you've got. he's a great speaker. great orator but there's no passion when he's debating. he gives you the numbers. tells you what he thinks. if we're going to decide the next president on debating skills and style, then we're all in a lot of trouble. >> i'm going do disagree with you, shockingly. >> shocking. >> i'm just going to laugh. >> ross just laughs. we have seen president obama on the campaign trail when he was c