bank doing this is don's bank and that's not this is actually just bank i do have a report from don scott bank that i'm going to get to but this is from bank it's the 3rd largest bank. bank is the largest bank in denmark right and you know referring back to that film we did about iceland and i think those 2008 about the ponzi scheme their bank was the one who initially put out this report suggesting that iceland was a ponzi scheme about to implode and now in denmark as you're pointing out here they're using the exact same technique using the hyper leveraged mortgage to real property assets as collateral to create this enormous ponzi scheme so the negative interest rates are a reflection of a ponzi scheme not as economic policy and you know you might end up having 0. mortgage in the bank paying you half a percent a year or percent a year but let's keep in mind that the value of the properties of a job 50607080 percent that's not a good deal again let's go back to the fact that we have this system that is unique post $971.00 all fiat's but at the end of the day did they have to back it by s

black caucus, congresswoman presley, john lewis, as well as our virginia representatives, bobby scott, don mceachin. [applause] morning, us this senator tim kaine. [applause] now i would like all members of the arthur ashe extended family to wave so we can clap for you. [applause] it is my pleasure to invite mr. tom farrell, to extend his welcome, which he does with our appreciation for the sponsorship of today's ceremony. good morning, everyone. today marks a bold step forward for our city. many folks remember the hard work to build to build the arthur ashe statue now almost 25 years ago. like many things important in richmond, it was controversial. lots of people had reasons not to build it or to build it somewhere else or to do something else altogether. it was not easy. richmond is a better place because political and civic leaders took action. leaders like senator tim kaine who served on the city council representing the second district. [applause] he helped to that celebration possible. kim gray represents the second today. she helped make today possible. we should all thank her for

scott, good evening to you. tell us what happened here. >> hey, don, so last thursday, the fbi got a tip about a person on an online gaming platform who had threatened to bring a gun to school. that threat was made by someone with the online user name, falconwarrior and read, "i, dalton barnhart, vow to bring my father's m-15 to school and kill 7 people at a minimum." so when the fbi got this, they found an ip address, worked with a local internet company to track down a physical address and by the next afternoon the fbi and the local volusia county sheriff's office showed up to ask some questions. it turns out falconwarrior whose name is not actually dalton barnhart is a 15-year-old high school student in daytona beach who told investigators this was all just a joke but a pretty unfunny one. police put him in handcuffs and took him away all while his mother insisted that her son wouldn't do something like this. here's part of the body camera footage that the local sheriff's office posted on their facebook page. watch. >> threat to harm somebody, third-degree felony. second-degree involves a mass shooting at a scho

don lemon. nobody takes them seriously. getting to the real core of the issue because we are conservatives, you, me, pastorco scott, interesteding problems regardless of the i want to praise donald trump and i mean that. you can argue about the language in the tweets all you want to. fine, whatever. i'm from queens but language doesn't problem me. i like solving problems. thank god president trump tweeted about baltimore. you know what happened?? for a week, about 4-5 days we've been talking about a problem in america, the citizens of inner cities who have been entirely left behind because a cancer of liberalism that has burned their cities to the ground. for four days we've been talking about it because of, who? donald trump. i do not care if there was a grand strategy or not. it was the morally right thing to do to bring this up. the democrats are going to have to answer questions about what they did. >> laura: pastor scott, race relations in america i will repeat at the end of obama's second term were worse than they were when he came in. this was after all these police consent decrees reinstituted michael brown. they are

it's definitely happening here on the ground in us you know it ok scott great to talk to thank you very much. the capital of cassocks don is the venue for the latest round of talks on ending the conflict in rebel held areas of syria a 3 month campaign of strikes has killed hundreds of syrians in the province of idlib under simmons is our correspondent he's in noise small town main talks they have in stocks he did yet but you will there the syrian opposition seems to be taking a hard line around it what are you hearing. yeah it's been taking a hard line all along but this could be a negotiating stance but i don't think so this statement which was attributable from a senior member of the syrian national coalition says basically that no agreement no concessions will be made in these wide ranging talks by the opposition unless there is a full cease fire a meaningful cease fire coordinated live there's already major pressure on the russians and indeed the regime itself to stop the fighting the offensive that started 3 months ago that seen so many deaths hundreds of civilians killed and also now this extra pressure from the u

service agent, fox news contributor and pastor darrell scott, founder of the national diversity coalition for trauma. dan, let's start with you.e don really has outdone himself. i want to play for you just a few snippets of how he was kind of phrasing the questions, especially on this. let's watch. >> why are you the best candidate to heal the racial divide that exists in the country today which has been stoked by the president of austria's racist rhetoric? >> after the president's racist weeds attacking baltimore and congressman elijah cummings the mayor of baltimore slammed the tweets except the president "helpless." >> laura: i remember that cnn article that race relations had worsened, dan, under obama. remember that. >> you might seriously expecting don lemon to do journalism, laura. i hope you're being sarcastic. it's don lemon we are talkingm. about. no one actually takes them seriously so getting past that and getting to the real core of the issue because conservatives, you, me, and pastor scott, we are actually interested in solving problems regardless of the melanin component of someone's skin. i want to praise on the dru

don mcgann, trump's campaign lawyer was driving to ocean city, maryland, his car packed with band gear for a weekend gig in a group called scott's new band. scott's new band, big beach bar, really good. he glanced at an incoming text from his wife, shannon, scalia died, she wrote, mcgann pulled off the highway into the parking lot of a gas station and convenience store, shocked, shaken and saddened by the news, then, like mcconnell immediate return to the political implications. mcgann knew that his candidate might be at a disadvantage against senators who had more experience with judicial politics, he was particularly worried about ted cruz who served on the judiciary committee and clerked on the court for chief justice william rehnquist, ted cruz was still hanging on as a rival, a potential alternative to trump and would inevitably try to capitalize on the political implications of scalia's death. began called trump to warn them not to be the first to politicize scalia's passing. what about putting out some names, trump asked, instinctively recognizing that specific prospective nominees might go over well with the conservative