welcome to the kaiser report imax guys are you know george orwell once said the relative freedom which we enjoy depends on the public opinion the law is no protection governments make laws but whether they are carried out and how the police behave depends on the general in the country if large number of people are interested in freedom of speech there will be freedom of speech even if the law forbids it. he could've also added if the public didn't each and every one of them longs to be one day of banks or defrauding grannies with impunity the department of justice would go after banking crime if public opinion was informed by corporate w w f style political economic propaganda consume twenty four seven via cable t.v. it wouldn't be so risky to bet on the middle class. place max yes it's become very risky to bet on the middle class in america according to some of our headlines now george orwell was talking about freedom of speech and this is back in one thousand nine hundred five and talking about the fact that many of the people in the political space were against certain sorts of free

you know george orwell once said their relative freedom which we enjoy depends on the public opinion the law is no protection governments make laws but whether they are carried out and police created bans on the general in the country they have large number of people are interested in freedom of speech there will be freedom of speech even if the law forbids it. on marriage and the financial world. cannot stop and only take a look at me. not going to get it in life. ten people are dead more than one hundred injured after a moment in the moscow metro we have eyewitness accounts from the scene. also of the palestinian death toll nears two hundred israel agreed on a cease fire with despite the militant group rejecting the plan. u.k. foreign secretary william hague announces his surprise resignation as part of a government facelift intended to boost conservatives at the polls and. eastern ukraine really doctrinally bombarded with constant shelling turning once bustling cities into ghost towns. hello welcome to start with breaking news here on r.t. international because ten people have bee

you know george orwell once said the relative freedom which we enjoyed the public opinion the law is no protection governments make laws but whether they are carried out and how the police behave depends on the general in the country if large number of people are interested in freedom of speech. there will be freedom of speech even if the law forbids it. right the sea. search string. and i think you're. on a recorder. instrument. tonight international tragedy on the moscow metro at least twenty one people are dead more than one hundred sixty injured after a train derailed in the morning rush. images from inside the tunnel shows scenes of chaos and destruction in the last hour all the bodies have now been recovered in other news it's really doesn't care too much about palestinian lives. as a volunteer or as human shields hoping their presence will prevent israeli airstrikes on civilian buildings like hospitals cease fire talks failed to bring rest by. britain's top diplomat.

welcome to the kaiser report i-max guys are you know george orwell once said the relative freedom which we enjoy depends on the public opinion the law is no protection governments make laws but whether they are carried out and how the police behave depends on the general in the country if large number of people are interested in freedom of speech there will be freedom of speech even if the law forbids it. he could've also added if the public didn't each and every one of them long to be one day a bank fraud and grannies with impunity the department of justice would go after banking crime if public opinion was informed by corporate w w style political economic propaganda consume twenty four seven via cable t.v. it wouldn't be so risky to bet on the middle class place max yes it's become very risky to bet on the middle class in america according to some of our headlines now george orwell was talking about freedom of speech and this is back in one thousand nine hundred five and talking about the fact that many of the people in the political space.

you know george orwell once said the relative freedom which we enjoy depends on the public opinion the law is no protection governments make laws but whether they are carried out and how the police behave depends on the general in the country they have large number of people are interested in freedom of speech there will be freedom of speech even if the law forbids it. such tried to. pull out of. your life or just a short changing every minute. oh well. my own life but. let's say. these cases. sometimes for nothing. this season and it's. still just you still can still be shot if you see the stage eight look easy. but the speech was a. little . i'm abby martin the stories we cover here knock and other big story the extra headlines and talk news a reason they don't want to know about me that are important and telling the truth is that we. now let's break the set. well in the new little drama and a lot of these policies i think you're right. a pleasure to have you with us here today. tragedy on the moscow metro at least twenty one people dead more than one hundred injured after a train de

multi-polar global economy in which the us is just a one actor do you agree and if so why well it's like george orwell in animal farm right all the animals are created equal some are more equal than others i think we will move toward a more multipolar monetary system that better matches our multi-polar global economy because as i said before the united states will not be big enough to provide safe and liquid assets on the scale that the twenty first century global economy requires but the dollar is likely to be first among equals for a considerable period going forward simply because the us treasury bond market is the single largest financial market in the world it's deep it's liquid it's a safe haven it's the market that investors instinctually move toward whenever a bad financial thing happens because the fed is there to provide dollar liquidity when it's required the willingness of the european central bank to provide euro liquidity isn't open question in some sense and the ability of the people's bank of china what with chinese capital controls renders its ability to do so an open question as well

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you know george orwell once said their relative freedom which we enjoy depends on the public opinion the law is no protection governments make laws but whether they are carried out and how the police behave depends on the general in the country they have large number of people are interested in freedom of speech there will be freedom of speech even if the law forbids it. your friend post a photo from a vacation you can't afford college you different. the boss repeats the same old joke of course you like. your ex-girlfriend still paints tear jerking poetry. norrish. we post only what really matters i don't do your facebook u. street. was up guys i'm abby martin and this is breaking sat so last week two animal rights activists were indicted on federal charges for committing an egregious act of terrorism on u.s. soil that's right tyler lying and have an oligarch used to free in two thousand foxes a mink from a midwest for farm and that's about all their crime entails so one can hardly equate freeing animals from being murdered with terrorism the government agencies working to protect co

the phrase comes from george orwell's 1984. about the future where people are watched. big brother is watching to scare people who might oppose the regime. is that america today? this group says yes, and yes say people protea party groups like matt, and jenny. but before we talk to you. let's talk about another way some say government controls us by manipulating our money. and you say that is a form of big brother, steve "forbes" what do you mine? >> money is measure of value. it picks winners and loser when the government regulates it, it hurts the economy. our growth rates are falling. >> what do you mean manipulate, they want to keep it stable? >> stable, they keep changing the value. imagine if they did that to ti time. john: they do this by printing more money, and buying bonds in other ways. >> it will cost a typical american family $1000 each year. john: people on the left, we have your support? say 2% inflation is pretty good we need to have this to boost the economy, and end unemployment. >> that hurts the economy. john: are they all stupid? they went to fancy

i quote from george orwell, author of 1984 with an animal farm, and other writings that foresaw whats are living through in this day and age. he wrote, in a time of the sea to telling the truth is a revolutionary act and. the house speaker baena today firing back at the white house and democrats are saying that house republicans want to impeach the president. >> we will talk about impeachment. coming from the president's own staff. and coming from democrats on capitol hill. why? because they're trying to rally their people to give money into show up at this year's election. we have no plans to increase the president. we have no future plans. listen, it is all a scam started by democrats at the white house. lou: no future plans either. i think that is pretty definitive. stock prices moving lower. the dow down 70, s&p nine, nasdaq to. volume on the big board picking up. telecom said to move higher. industrials, the worst performing sector. crude oil lost another $0.70. gold down $5 selling below 1300. the yield on the tenure dropping i hope you bought stock. i didn't, but i hope you di

become very risky to bet on the middle class in america according to some of our headlines now george orwell was talking about freedom of speech and this is back in one thousand nine hundred five and talking about the fact that many of the people in the political space were against certain sorts of freedom of speech of the pins they didn't like so we're going to look at the economic side of that is that people just don't like a certain economic class or a way of being and therefore we the population allow this sort of wealth and income gaps that are emerging for example so first we're going to look at a tweet from mark andresen who is a silicon valley sort of investor and he says are there any potential alternative explanations for a quote surprisingly tepid retail environment he was responding to the container store which is a big shop in america kind of like ikea but it's just selling containers and they've had a tepid retail environment this is something that many retailers that cater towards the middle class they're having a tepid retail environment despite all the headlines of the dow h

make -- and more importantly -- how can we keep peace with other nations, or are we doomed as in george orwell'sapocalyptic novel "1984" to a state of perpetual war? one way is peace through strength, a basic principle of the reagan administration and a principal reason why the cold war ended at the bargaining table and not on the battlefield. another path to peace is to rely on state craft, drowned bed in the principles -- grounded in the aprils of liberty and -- principles of liberty and equality. sometimes the americans, early statesmen approved limited military and political intervention overseas. they took their lead from the roman adage if you want peace, prepare for war. but how far have we strayed from these principles? have we become the policemen of the world in our laudable desire to extend freedom? have we adopted a policy of nation building regardless of the wishes of the nation we seek to rebuild? in his newest book, "to make and keep peace," angelo codevilla says that our 20th century and 31st century -- 21st century leaders have con fused peace and war as well as the world's wish

you know george orwell once said the relative freedom which we enjoy depends on the public opinion the law is no protection governments make laws but whether they are carried out in the police depends on the general in the country they have large number of people are interested in freedom of speech there will be freedom of speech even if the law forbids it. your friend posts a photo from a vacation you can't afford. a different. the boss repeats the same old joke of course you like. your ex-girlfriend still pains to rejection poetry keep. ignoring. the post only what really matters. to your facebook news feed. tragedy on the moscow metro at least twenty people dead more than one hundred injured after a train derails during morning rush hour. images from inside the tunnel show chaos and destruction a rounded dozen survivors still trapped and other news. yes we've got some kid too much of the palestinian lives so it has to be somebody from the outside world somebody from the west and will foreigners in gaza volunteers human shields hoping their presence will prevent israeli airstrikes on

or are we doomed as in george orwell's apocalyptic novel 1984 to a state of perpetual war? when we is through strength, a basic principle of the reagan administration and the principle reason why the cold war ended at the bargaining table and not on the battlefield. another path to peace is to rely on statecraft grounded in the principles of liberty and equality articulated in the declaration of independence. now sometimes the americans early statesmen approved limited military intervention overseas. they took their lead from the roman adage if you want peace prepare for war. but how far have we strayed from these principles? have we become the policeman of the world and are laudable desire to extend freedom that we adopted a policy of nation-building regardless of the wishes of the nation we seek to rebuild. in his newest book, to make and keep these angelo codevilla says are 20th century and 21st century leaders have confused the send war as well as america's interest and the world's wishes. they have forgotten it ever knew the lessons of the past and affected the wisdom

they secured them in a commercial with images of george orwell's big brother figure in 1984. >> . >> appointed to google's board of directors. they have drafting a seasoned man into their ranks, as they try to get their software into automobiles. mullally served on the board for nine years. >>> americans quit smoking but american tobacco companies making money hand over fist. >> the big tobacco merger that we expected to ignite is the real deal. pal mall and camel are buying new ports for $25 billion. and if approved, it will unite the seconder and third largest cigarette makers in the united states, and it will form a rival to the group. but the deal is not so straight forward. a deal this large will face major scrutiny to makers. and they will be forced to sell to one of the largest cigarette companies, imperial tobacco group. they will pay for cool, sail many and winston, and the e cigarette brand, blue. as they shell out bucks to cannibalize one another, the number of those shrink as the number of americans who smoke decline. >> you don't see many wild stallions anymore. >> and y

we're back to george orwell where up is down and yes is no and black is white. >> likely repercussionsre stiffed up sanctions on russia. are you confident that that will make a difference? >> it will make a difference if we can get, you know, truly powerful sanctions. and i have to think that these events are going to galvanize europe. as you can imagine, going from disbelief and shock to anger right now. and i hope that this will steal the will of our european allies to come together, not only to match what the united states has done but to go with the united states further and go after potentially full sectors of the russian economy, if necessary, to get putin to stop this support of the rebels. i have heard the discussion earlier, alex, about how much control does putin really have? and i think the separatists would be stopped at pretty short order. moscow bears direct responsibility for this. they may not be able to control every drunken hot head among the separatists but if they cut off the flow of supplies and training, this conflict will come to an end. >> can you envision any c

they secured them in a commercial with images of george orwell's big brother figure in 1984. >> . >> appointed to google's board of directors. they have drafting a seasoned man into their ranks, as they try to get their software into automobiles. mullally served on the board for nine years. >>> americans quit smoking but american tobacco companies making money hand over fist. >> the violence has continued just a couple of miles from here >> just a short while ago we heard a large air strike very close by... >> people here are worried that this already serious situation may escalate. >> for continuing coverage of the israeli - palestinian conflict, stay with al jazeera america your global news leader. it leads - all the way to you. al jazeera america, take a new look at news. >> the big tobacco merger that we expected to ignite is the real deal. pal mall and camel are buying new ports for $25 billion. and if approved, it will unite the seconder and third largest cigarette makers in the united states, and it will form a rival to the group. but the deal is not so straight forward. a dea

. >>> it turns out the government is monitoring vastly more information than even george orwell wet the bed over. which brings us to our new segment. >> means the nsa can read the time off your [ bleep ] wristwatch. >> you won't know who to trust. >> good news. you're not paranoid is brought to you by tin foil. why not wear it as a hat? >> with all of the nsa spying revelations, it is understandable how many are feeling a little paranoid these days and apparently with good reason. surprising new theory on skythy has emerged saying what happens in the world around us may literally drive us crazy. called one of the seven new books you have to read this summer by the village voice, suspicious minds argues that madness may not just be from bad genes or a diseased brain but that the social culture that surrounds all of us plays a huge role in leading to mental illness, and there's now scientific evidence to support that theory. here with us, the book's co-author, dr. joel gold, who is a clinical associate and joins us at the table. and dr. gold, tell us how you initially realized that maybe

it is george orwell-style brainwashing.us what that is like when you say it is brainwashing? 88% of the people are sure --t the ukrainian army >> fire the missiles. think they are in the wrong. >> they think it is a fascist junta that killed the people. channels, all the channels are controlled by government. russians.w how is russia going to respond to these sanctions? are they going to change anything? the whole idea of sanctions is po get president clinton -- to a lot of ukraine. o you see that happening? >> sanctions don't work at all. russia is separated from the rest of the world. if nato starts operations in the if they start the real operation -- >> you are not going to be a very popular guy moscow. >> yes, i know. my point of view is not popular. the ukrainian crisis divides the opposition, as well. some people support hu jintao -- putin now. >> on a lighter note, your business is fascinating. 700,000 -- 7600 wines. 98,000 pounds. tell us what is selling and what is in selling right now. >> now, what is popular is

we're really looking for 20. 3-d systems is one of those george orwell -- this is the best quarter where the greatest say they have no humility whatsoever. symbiotics is the global leader in 3-d surgical products. i don't care. i care about earnings. the stock will bounce back because it's heavily shorted and they've got to cover. but 3-d systems is going to be the big negative public name today. now, here's a heng fudge fund n that people have been waiting to pounce on forever, which is new, micron. people are waiting for a supply influx. last night, samsung had a completely dismal conference call, talks about ramping up deram production. goldman was looking at mid teens production. they're going to do plus-20% production. the equilibrium is beginning to be passed. d-ram will go down. >> are they right to do so? >> i always feel that these stocks are commodity plays and supply does exceed demand, they do go down. there's a lot of negativity in the tech world overall. a lot of negativity everywher. y i hope you're feeling it. >> i'm feeling it a little bit. we do have the opening bell, a

but think, madam speaker, that we must be getting close to george or well and what he described -- or we will and what he described in his -- orwell, and what he described in his know vell, while we're all equal, some are created more equal. thank you, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california eek recognition? without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, in this country we reach the consensus that victims of human trafficking should be provided help. that consensus was north, south, east, west, conservative, liberal, democrat, republican, human trafficking victims need protection. ms. lofgren: now there's a discussion of truncating that protection. and we must say that would be wrong. we know, especially for child victims, that special care must be taken to elicit the facts of what has happened. and the idea that we would short circuit that process for children who are human trafficking victims at our border is unconscionable. now we have received a letter from the national association of immigration judges t