banks are to open branches in iran citibank and goldman sachs are among the first applicants since goldman sachs is the alternate or behind the scenes u.s. government as we all know that name news assured me of the good news yes well stacy herbert as you know on this show i said to tehran if you want to avoid getting bond this fall by israel's last goldman sachs allow goldman sachs and citibank to open a bank and into a room and therefore take out a billion or ten or one hundred billion dollars of loans and you will get bombed well that's correct so listen you know i'm listening somebody has an more artistic expression of going after these bankers. taking on the bourse abbey how from and style swedish artist anika longer in attempted to levitate the frankfurt stock exchange on tuesday using the kinetic energy collected from supporters on the internet the project is called the stock is rising oh we haven't heard abbey hofmann's name in a while for you kids out there he was one of the activists that was around during the one nine hundred sixty s. and the during the previous century when only

morgan and goldman sachs they would be getting bailed out and not bombed that's the strategy you need to take this is what you need to participate in the global ponzi scheme if you're not a really is so sustaining oil producing you know it's out there you know it's not being protected by the mafia on wall street so it's going to be picked off though max my last headline proves your assertion bill black control fraud crushes kabul and the new york times need to correct its correction so bill black william black who we've interviewed on the show says that the banking and political elites in afghanistan remember those banking and political elites are mostly cia agents or are protected by cia and their competitors are assassinated by the cia with u.s. taxpayer money well these elites basically use kabul bank as a weapon of to defraud the popular. and now the new york times had originally reported on the run on kabul bank saying that the u.s. was going to bail it out and then they printed a retraction well it william k. black is saying you know the u.s. taxpayer is bailing it out whether i

two women suing goldman sachs over discrimination claims.ut this and how this is affecting the market. >> three former employees are looking to have the suit certified as a class action suit so it could be any former goldman sachs female employee could jump on board. they say there is a systematic pattern and practice of discrimination. pay and promotions, a lot of gender discrimination and they say they were sort of made fun of if you will so they're suing for damages in that regard too. we'll see how this goes. goldman sachs says the suit is without merit and obviously this is something that will take a little while to get through the courts. you mentioned chase as well. their web site went down monday night and chase has 16.5 million online customers. so this affects a lot of people. went down monday night. these things go down a lot but they are usually put right back up. it was down monday, all day tuesday and even part of the day on wednesday after chase had said it was fixed. they said there was a third party software vendor and some

why might this be more difficult as it pertains to goldman sachs. >> well, you know, goldman sachs haseir pr is doing very, very poorly right now. we all remember they were sued by the s.e.c. for madoff like allegations. i will say i've taken a look at this lawsuit. it's a hefty lawsuit, 42 payable. it was brought by three women as lead plaintiffs that are heavy hitter women, highly educated. >> yeah, because one of the plaintiffs was a vice president. so how is she going going to allege and prove she suffered as well because she wasn't promoted. i don't know how long it took for her to get to the vice presidency, but wouldn't that be a tough sell? >> i don't think this is a tough sell. this thereof is a dream. >>. she is so talented, fairly young and so talented, and others similarly situated that were men were promoted at a higher rate, given more money, given more responsibility. when you read this complaint, it does appearon on its face -- we haven't and in court -- but appears on its face men were running things there and some allegations of going to strip to celebrate promotions

operations for wal-mart speaking at goldman sachs's retail conference i don't need to tell you that our customer remains challenge to you need not go farther than one of our stores on midnight at the end of the month about eleven pm customers start to come in and shop fill their grocery basket with basic items baby formula milk bread eggs and continue to shop and mill about the store until midnight when government electronic benefits cards get activated and then the checkout starts and our sales for those first few hours on the first of the month are substantially and significantly higher. so yeah out wall mart of course is america's company's store like they used to have plantations of old and the company's store wal-mart of course is done more to destroy the economy in america than any corporation they employ more people in america than any corporation they under paid these people and now they're being pushed onto reservations like the indians from one hundred fifty years ago these are the new they shouldn't create a tribe of indians in america called the wal mart a coil well also thi

more trouble for goldman sachs. and what's in a name? maybe trademark infringement. your early morning busines headlines are straight ahead. plus, it's the list everyone wants to make. "people" magazine's best dressed. >>> a gave saving catch, a high flying football player and who will get reggie's heisman? >> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of youtop headlines this morning. >>> israeli prime minister and the palestinian president mahmoud abbas are still divided on the latest issues after ending their recent round of peace talks yesterday. the leaders met with secretary of state hillarylinton for two hours and agreed to continue negotiations, but there was no word on when they would meet again. >>> form ebay ceo meg whitman, the republican candidate for governor of california, now holds the record for personal spending on an election. earlier this week, she added another $15 million of her own money to her war chest, bricking her own total campaign donations to a saggering $119 million. >>> the nbc family is mourning the

more trouble for goldman sachs. and what's in a name? maybe a trademark infringement. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. plus, it's the list everyone wants to make. "people" magazine's best dressed. >>> a game saving catch, a high flying football player and who will get reggie's heisman? you're watching "early today." >> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> open ben pope benedict xvi was greeted by queen elizabeth in scotland earlier today. his meeting with the queen is significant because of the historic divide between the officially protestant nation and the catholic church. >>> former ebay ceo meg whitman, candidate for governor of california, now holds the record for personal spending on an election. earlier this week she added another $15 million of her own money to her war chest, bringing her own total campaign dollars to a staggering $119 million. >>> the nbc family is mourning the loss of edwin newman, a celebrated anchor, commentator, correspondent and host

clouds also increaswill increas >>> stocks boost on earnings, more trouble for goldman sachs, and what's in a name? maybe trademark infringement. your look at business headlines is straight ahead. >>> a game-saving catch, and who will get reggie's iheisman? everyone knows a fee is a tax. you raised some taxes during that period, particularly the property tax as well as a lot of fee increases. as you know, there's a big difference between fees and taxes. but...they're the same. it's a tax. it's a tax. it's a tax. it's a tax. there's a big difference between fees and taxes. fees and taxes are one in the same. if it comes out of my pocket, it's a tax. now he says it isn't true. we didn't raise taxes. what? still doing the same thing, paying out more money. typical politician. definitely. >>> welcome back to "first look." i'm lynn berry. here are some of the top stories making news this morning. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netyanhu and palestinian president mahmoud abbas are still divided on the latest issues after ending their recent round of peace talks in jerusalem yesterday. the

goldman sachs washington analyst alec philips says that's one reason his firm is downgrading their economic forecast for 2011. >> there's really three things happening there. one is the fading effect of the 2009 fiscal stimulus bill. number two is our concern that congress will not extend unemployment benefits past their expiration in november. and number three is the fact that at least some of the tax cuts look likely to expire. on those tax cuts, president obama today vowed to extend the bush tax cuts for the middle class, but let cuts for those making more than $250,000 expire. philips thinks republicans will eventually blink, allowing the president to win this battle. but, conservatives like douglas holtz-eakin disagree. >> i think when push comes to shove, the worst thing for the economy would be to let everything sunset. if the price of avoiding that is an extension, for at least a short while, of the top two rates, he'll do it. >> reporter: financial markets are now expecting the election to result in divided government. in the past that has been good for investors, but with an uncer

and that's what alec phillips tracks for goldman sachs. >> so you're looking at industries like health care, energy, financial services, as well as a few smaller ones like, for instance, student lending, maybe tobacco. >> reporter: if republicans win big in november, analysts say that will be good for big energy, blocking democrats who want to restrict that natural gas drilling known as hydraulic fracking; and place tougher restrictions on coal plants and offshore oil producers. i.s.i.'s andy laperriere says energy companies have the most at stake this november. >> it will make a big difference whether republicans are in charge versus democrats in terms of the likelihood that legislation will raise the cost of producing in the gulf of mexico, so the companies that operate there have a lot riding on this election. >> reporter: if democrats hold the house, laperriere says, that's a plus for alternative energy like wind mills and solar and other clean energy sources. infrastructure companies would also do well under democrats. discount retailers, too, since democrats support benefits and

i believe this is how -- the bank executives from aig to goldman sachs brought this nation to the brink, perpetrated this theft and haven't been able to cover it up with government policies that allow them to continue to take our money. >> watching this tsunami coming -- >> they were having massive, private gains and public losses. >> when those dreamed turned out to be nightmares, other people paid for it. >> bear stearns, goldman sachs, lehman brothers, they knew what was happening. >> what do you think about selling securities but your own people think you're trapped. does that bother you? >> is it hypothetical? >> no, this is real. >> charles ferguson, the man behind the film, joins us now in new york. congratulations on the film. were you surprised at how clear the connections were between the banks, the government and amount of money the executives running those banks were able to take and are still taking? >> i was. i was surprised by a number of things. by how naked wall street had become. when i started making this movie, somebody had told me in late 2008 that i was going to di

fellow bank goldman sachs jumped more than 5% on twice its usual volume. mutual fund investment company janus capital led the sector, up almost 7%. even though the housing market remains a concern, among the financial stocks seeing green today were mortgage insurance companies. the p.m.i. group added almost 10%. s&p equity rates the stock a "sell," that's an improvement from its previous "strong sell" recommendation. m.g.i.c. helped by reporting a 9% rise last month in its mortgage insurance business. shares jumped more than 7%. radian group came along, up 5.5%. soup was not good news for campbell's. soup sales are still dropping, even though earnings were up. its quarterly results were three cents better than estimates, but revenues fell thanks to more promotional spending. shares fell more than 3%. volume was heavy, about twice what it usually is for c-p-b. while we have food in focus, corn prices jumped to a two-year high. a year ago, corn was around $3.60 a bushel. today, it settled at $4.65 per bushel. up almost 30%. a private forecast thinks this yea

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defense simply that you are taking orders the fact the prime minister was simply taking orders from goldman sachs and j.p. morgan in the wall street bankers does not exempt them from the law the banker you talked about i believe sigurd your i know arson was the icelandic banker that we rewarded solid gold. if anyone found. it led to the arrest of this icelandic club to crash i'm hoping that now today if you send us a video of him getting a cream pie in the face he's believed to be somewhere in the u.k. i'm upping it to two gold drew grounds if you send me that video for an exclusive here on the cause report icelandic banker getting cream pie in the face in iceland the currency collapsed by eighty percent the three banks the major banks collapsed and this committee was just being called in iceland that the truth commission found that the three billionaire owners of the three icelandic banks. banking couch thing were so close to the politicians that the politicians and the regulators failed to regulate them. well you know the icelandic banking scandals really beautiful you know as far as ponzi sche

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as a result trillions of dollars of taxpayer money went to bail out the wall street friends of goldman sachs henry paulson and not only that the federal reserve ben bernanke refuses to say what he has done what the federal reserve has done with its money creation it's over the top now. mark mentioned these statistics from from this boston professor about the unfunded liabilities of social security and medicare and so forth it's just. the banks have been looted the country sucked up to the bone and there is no impulse there is no internet this is going to fix this one the united states is a basket case economy europe is less so because. still germans still make the best cars in the western world in the world buys those cars in the steel and other industry is still intact united states has outsourced everything including its brains to the rest of the world and lives as a service economy and it's back ok martin i mean what do we do now i mean you and william painted a very very depressing picture here is there any way out there is there a solution or just suck it up. i totally agree with this b

excuse for their acts lloyd blankfein from goldman sachs also did the same but here's another headline vatican bank facing money laundering probe just when the catholic church didn't need another scandal tahlia authorities have seized twenty three million euros and case alleging that their senior officials have been money laundering. and was out of shock. well how else could the vatican get so rich i mean they haven't performed a legitimate miracle in two thousand years so all that pomp and circumstance and gilded gold leaf surrounding that massive real estate ponzi scheme is gonna come from somewhere well the vatican said that it was perplexed and surprised by the investigation which is a classic that's like hank paulson as the markets collapse he who engineered much of the c.d.o. collapse and subprime mortgage fraud saying he was perplexed and surprised and had no idea what was going on the lloyd blankfein the pope monger and buffett should start a new had fun and call dimentia incorporated and they only invest in companies to benefit from this rise in dimension which would include o

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the richest floor sweeper in american history and lloyd blankfein who hears voices down there goldman sachs is doing god's work doing the work of schmucks so we have this building of this sort of. monarchy in america where these people are just openly taunting the peasant population saying let them eat cake we deserve all of this divine bounty because we are divine ourselves god is the one giving us these bailouts whether it's lloyd blankfein or charlie munger stating this so it takes me to this headline a new chance for new work failing school system to get one hundred million dollars from facebook founders up for berg so the state is collapsed. and there is no taxpayer is only there for the divine rights of these wall street oligarchs and the c.e.o. titans and here they have to rely on the randomness of one of these all the dark space though in upon them some funds for their own education well i mean facebook google all they exist because of the people subsidize their existence through the creation of darpa now one of the people got back from that fortune the facebook fortune the google f