if george osborne were alive a couple hundred years ago three hundred years ago he would be roped tied around each of his extremities his arms and legs attached to horses and they would gallop off in opposite directions and he would be torn asunder then burned then home then spit on then kill what i suddenly feel a lot happier. sadly that doesn't appear to be the case these days so this is an economic problem but it's a problem also of jurisprudence in other words the the the standards of justice in this country have collapsed because there's a treasonous treasonous of no good nick that's being allowed to sashay around in the house of commons stealing money but it isn't just hey it's everybody we've got the bankers we go the government you've got the opposition there are hardly any m.p.'s is told you seem to understand what is going on very very few but he stood up in front of the group of workers with their reflective jackets on you know just poured over from the cross well project and he started talking about why these workers are important he speaks with forked tongue or not only th

that put your face and it is a number eleven downing street shame on him now george osborne stood in front of a whole bunch of workers you know workers at a warehouse of a supermarket low pay sort of guys and you talked about the spongers and the welfare bums the people do you want to have to support those people and this is why we should cut benefits but the queen gets five million pound pay rise from taxpayer grant to cover household running costs rises to thirty six point one million pounds up from thirty one million pounds and diamond jubilee year that's up sixteen percent more like the real rate of inflation the queen does an important role in attracting lots of tourists so i think that's not necessarily bad you know i think she's not overpaid but i think george osborne is overpaid because he doesn't attract any tourists he just attracts the regions and blues we remember at the olympics he went out to say hello to everybody through garbage out of it that's a guy you're paying too much you're paying him must the minimum wage you bring him too much and uses it in duncan s

lots of tourists so i think that's not necessarily bad i think she's not overpaid but i think george osborne is overpaid because he doesn't attract any tourists he just attracts the regions and blues we remember at the olympics he went out the. everybody through the garbage if that's a guy you're paying too much if you're paying him less than minimum wage you're bringing them too much and it was in duncan smith who suggested he could live on fifty three pounds a week or a month that's the guy you want to keep track of because that's the guy we're going to see that's our ok stacey we got to go thank you bring up i was a report thank you max stay to have a second half will be talking to simon rose of save our savers. 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 everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm trying hard luck and was a big picture. international in the very heart of moscow. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser time now to turn to simon rose of s

five thousand pounds every five seconds that guards should be arrested i'm reporting that guy george osborne whose office is right behind me i want to report them to make a citizen's arrest on my way here on the tower of london under the london bridge they had a good team it's already set up and ready to go let's stop jump jump jump jump jump jump i know they all look alike to you max but the tory behind you is actually boris johnson not george johnson. so you know here we are in the city of london where everybody is living thanks to the benefit of the crime beyond their means. now they're of course looking up in the poor areas these posters are not in these expensive areas in the city so i want to look at cypriot president angrily denies claims family member export did bank funds cyprus t.v. station claims more than one hundred savers sent deposits a broad and run up to bailout deal and crippling bank levy so president anastasio do you. of cyprus claims that he didn't know anything about this that in fact when he went to europe when he went to brussels for the bailout meetings he didn't kno

the chancellor of the exchequer george osborne suggested that welfare benefits were in some way responsible for turning a man into a mass murdering child killer who killed six of his children by arson this episode that has a reporter we asked the same as quantitative easing in decades of sponging off the taxpayer turned banks into bloated yobbish attics. it has are indulging them with immunity from justice for a fraudulent misselling of derivatives and interest rate rigging turn bankers into serial wealth confiscated as unable to pass a single dime on the street without wanting to steal it and mass murdering arsonists burning down financial markets around the world why why why just because just because they stacy heard what was happening was happening was happenstance herbert apparently that's what happens when you become a welfare bum you just want to burn down things just right in the city of london you get a few nickels in your pocket or a few pounds and become arsonists like this guy i think it's a good point he's accused of burning down assassin killing his kids the same thing as the l

they're on the tit of the government or they say here the teats and it's all bad from there well george osborne of this guy mick phil pot he said that he asked whether the taxpayer should be subsidizing these sort of lifestyles which of course then you look at the headline from the exact same week. c.e.o. crosspiece sitting on twenty five million pound pension pot former chief executive james crosby is entitle to a seven hundred thousand pounds annual pension from his time at the company it would cost twenty five million pounds to buy a pension of that size u.k. parliamentary commission on friday criticised crosby and two other former boss executives for sowing destruction at the mortgage lender and called for them to be banned from working in the financial sector but while there's no deterrence for committing arson in the financial sector this guy phil pot he's going to be of course you know brought before a court and facing justice in some way for killing people but for crosby there's no justice because here in the u.k. and around the world if you steal money using bank fraud and securities f

according to recent estimate the man with his hands on the nation's purse strings chancellor george osborne is east to his pockets weighing him down with an estimated four point five million pounds to his name to impart to shares in a prosperous family business david cameron's not far off with assets estimated at three point eight million pounds but even the prime minister and chancellor fall short of the one time leader of the house of lords thomas galbraith aka lord strathclyde he's worth almost ten million pounds london's famous are already taylor's way out of the price range for most people but not for this government many of famous suited bases and not afraid to flaunt their wealth the prime minister david cameron is known to be partial to liver. jane see the price at which is likely to set you back more than the average monthly household income and with george osborne having delivered another austerity tailored budget can this politically really understand what those cuts mean for ordinary. cut your clothes according to your cloth as the old saying goes perhaps members of government s

and mark carney will have george osborne walk the plank goodbye georgie you search yourself up for failure you're typically british in that way so get out of my light. goes off onto the strand your. well asin walker was the you know the epitome of this case of the social hierarchy being a force through the law some people are arrested for stealing stuff others are you know given knighthoods now but why should they get away with it will they enforce that let's turn to this headline banks score major win in private library so the private lawsuits against the banks including bank of america citigroup credit suisse deutsche bank h.s.b.c. and j.p. morgan chase was dismissed on friday of last week in manhattan and in the ruling on friday judge the only response of the united states district court in manhattan while acknowledging that her decision quote might be on expected granted the bank's motion to dismiss federal antitrust claims and partly dismissed the plaintiff's claims of commodities manipulation she also dismissed racketeering and state law claims and she dismissed the rico case because

skepticism the government's been left looking for ways to try to streamline and whether it's george osborne joining twitter or david cameron starring in a pop music video just what will the government do next to try to convince that they can get down with the best of what the city a well i guess it's some form but i can't actually tell you one hundred percent but that's would be my guess but i'm happy to try it out with you. good sport the syrian government opposition have been exchanging accusations over that horrific massacre near the country's border with lebanon in which of these fifteen civilians were killed correspondent martin arabic channel has been reporting on this from the syrian capital you may find some of the images coming up so i think. is that i let me show you that the massacre that took place in the border town of tal collage in the homes government shows just how bloody the syrian conflict has become a group of armed men forced their way into the all boards neighborhood in tahlequah and killed other fifteen civilians some of the civilians were shot in the head and the tor

whether it's george osborne joining twitter or david cameron starring in a pop music video just what will the government do next to try to convince that they can get down with the best of. the i guess it's some form but i can't tell you one hundred percent about my scheme but i'm happy to try that with . our city. now international lenders are refusing to allow cyprus to completely unfreeze the accounts of savers who lost sixty percent of the brutal bailout levy because they wanted customers to have access to their remaining balance but only managed to get permission for ten percent of their savings or struggling under a painful bailout terms on precedented bank limits so brits are now playing the blame game in an attempt to find those responsible for the crisis investigative commission which will look into how about ireland's economy was driven to the breaking point is to be sworn in on tuesday one of the most damning indictment on the table the billions of euros that were apparently moved out of the country just prior to the tough levy on proposed bank deposits the local media are

george osborne this is your man run bank of england this is you're going to be the chancellor of the exchequer phil but so phil potts lawyer says man behind darby fire a very good father a man who killed a six children in the house fire was a very good father who never meant to harm them his lawyer said so with this argument that he was a good father and he just you know accidently killed the six children i want to turn to how people use that excuse for bankers and the banking sector and central banks and we look around us and we see a financial system in utter collapse and bringing quite a lot of grief to people around the world and see how this excuse is applied to bankers everywhere so a tweet from c m b c's john carney says there was a big twitter fight between stacy herbert and is a kaminski but i have no idea what it was about well i'm going to tell you what it was about but first i want to get. our money i got a book. so i want to tell you how first isabella kaminski responded to this tweet by john carney and she said correction i wasn't arguing was being bombarded by accusati

george osborne will be pleased, i know that. >> we asked and thank goodness for that. today's numbers, plus 0.3. it could be zero or it could be plus 0.6. >> how much difference does it make on sentiment? we hear reports of how much investment is being held back. >> well, plus 0.3 after minus 0.3, that's a nice number. it means that the economy is not yet -- it was flat over the last six months. it wasn't any sort of dip. and that will boost, give us a little bit of confidence. i also agreed with what you were saying, kelly, about the energy output. it was a very, very cold three months. that has provided a significant amount of gas and electricity output. >> what material difference does this make to end policy? >> there's a big question over what the bank of england does next month. there are some economists who think therll be another round of qe. i'm not in favor of another round of qe and i think a number like this probably means we won't get it. in terms of physical policy, well, we've had the bucket. we've had marginal announcements yesterday on the on funding f

all of muzzles pointed this was enough to move george osborn.e sat, eyes blinking, a tiered clearly on his cheek. later he treated, "it was an overwhelming day. -- de." it -- an overwhelming de." it was quite a sendoff. it was the funeral she wanted, the one she discussed not with just david cameron's government, but with tony blair's and gordon brown's 2. and after all this up -- a celebration, it ended as predicted, with the cheers of margaret thatcher's supporters. news, st. paul's cathedral. >> saying goodbye to margaret thatcher. you are watching abc world news america. still to come, ancient human ancestors that stood just 3 feet tall. how did the so-called hobby people of indonesia becomes so little? scientists have found the answer. founder of ae company which supplied tens of thousands of women with faulty breast implants worldwide has just begun. >> shuffling into court, to face the with many duped, thousands worldwide has waited to see him. some looked on with this belief as the man said to have made millions from his alleged fraud, c

based on a completely faulty corrupt data or are they going to stand up in parliament say i'm george osborne with is going to worsen fall season which skirt and say this latest not for turning based on his crowing it festers funeral i'd say he's going to do the dressed up like satcher and do the factional impression which is going to hurt the british people i'm going to go over some of the quotes from heads of states and unelected bureaucrats who have basically imposed policies on tax payers and citizens around the world based on this paper all the rand of the european commission says it is widely acknowledged based on serious research that when public debt levels rise above ninety percent they tend to have a negative economic dynamism which translates into low growth for many years and timothy geitner said it's an excellent study although in some ways understates the risks so here are guys setting economic policy they have a whole team of hundreds of economists that work at the treasury why did he ever even think to look at the data and test it himself because they wanted this outcome anywa

is boosted george osborne's happy g.d.p. is going to hire because remaining people don't have the hospital. so the article goes on to say in an editorial dr reinhardt an expert on medical economics from princeton university called the study's findings trouble some but not surprising he called the current payment system untoward adding that it can quote tempt all the wise admiral bull people into dubious conduct which was pretty remarkable coming for a doctor from princeton who say suggesting that there is a huge financial incentive there to you know leave us. fund petion and make them have to stay for fourteen days it's not bad enough that bankers have an incentive to commit fraud they want to give doctors will scalpels an incentive to commit murder you know the pain by the head pain by the scalp pain by the bust of good so this is where the economy is going because there is no organic growth there are actual generic kind of organic growth of the economy from manufacturing from jobs or anything like that it's all about death

based on a completely faulty corrupt data or are they going to stand up in parliament say i'm george osborne with is going to worsen fall season which skirt and say this lady is not for turning based on his crowing at passers funeral i'd say he's going to do the dress up like satcher and do the facts or impression which is going to hurt the british people i'm going to go over some of the quotes from heads of state and unelected bureaucrats who have basically imposed policies on taxpayers and citizens around the world based on this paper all the rant of the european commission says it is widely acknowledged based on serious research that when public debt levels rise above ninety percent they tend to have a negative economic dynamism which translates into low growth for many years and timothy geitner said it's an excellent study although in some ways understates the risks so here are guys setting economic policy and they have a whole team of hundreds of economists that work at the treasury why did he ever even think to look at the data and test it himself because they wanted this outcome anywa