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rick ackerman sees all of that debt causing deflation in terms of what grier's is presenting he's saying for example that just take the u.s. when trump was elected in november of 2016 u.s. debt was at 20 trillion dollars based on history i forecast that it would reach $28.00 trillion in january 2021 and it did and 40 trillion and 2025 at the same most market observers found this forecast prosperous but sadly they haven't studied history which told us what would happen of course it has hit 20 trillion 28 trillion and now he's predicting that in fact that forecast of 40 trillion by 2025 is an underestimate that it will be even higher i don't seem to understand how the economy can take on so much debt and at the same time prices for stuff are skyrocketing right so take that in the example of houses you know houses are up like 20 percent a year and. that's not consider inflation and the government in response is printing lots of money or in expanding credit to encumber the country with more debt. so it's not inflation or deflation it's a it's a case of misrepresentation essentially in that y

distorter will as confucius warrant now this is an entertaining title i like it and it's from egon von grier it's he says that when bubbles burst we will discover how very few superior men there actually are as defined by confucius who said the superior man when resting in safety does not forget that danger may come when in the state of security he does not forget the possibility of roone when all is orderly he does not forget the disorder may come thus his person is not endangered and his states and all their clans are preserved so. who runs cold switzerland dot com he's a big gold bug he believes that disorder is coming and no man is prepared many states are not prepared for the disintegration of the everything bubbles yeah yeah yeah i've not been studying these gold bugs you know for a while and as gold continues to lack the last really go nowhere there reaching deeper and deeper into the canon of quotes to come up with something to say here we are quoting confucius to add some content into the blogosphere while gold continues to do nothing. well that's an interesting idea and the disorde

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grier plplays popops, jamie's fathther. >> pops, what are you doing?g? just get drunk and pasass out. >> this s is s medicinal. >> reporter: like foxx, he brings real-world experience to the role. he is a dad himself. >> my daughter is 13, and she had her little friend, this boy that grew up together, and he came to the house. whatcha all doing in there? >> daddy, he is like my brother. >> like your brother, cool then. well, leave the door open. >> reporter: as for jamie foxx, corrine and his half sister, annalise, give him high marks. how would you -- what grade would you give him as a father? >> a-plus. it is great for a girl to grow up and have such a strong father figure in her life. >> reporter: the man with a flourishing career knows how lucky he is. >> to be able to sing what you want to sing, go do your television show, go do your movies, i mean, it is a blessing. so you want to make the bestst burger evever? then makake it! that meansns cooking day anand night ununtil... [ ding ] succesess! thatat means. .. best bururger ever.. intuitit quickboo

tonight -- david alan grier, topher grace and music from all time low. and now jimmy kimmel!e. welcome. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for -- thanks for everything. i hope your weekend was good. our weekend really ended with a bang. did you feel the earthquake, guillermo? >> no, i did not feel it. >> jimmy: you didn't feel it at all? >> guillermo: no, i was asleep. >> jimmy: we got a nice little jolt early this morning. this is interesting. when we went to bed, it was april 4th -- 4/4. the earthquake happened at 4:44:00 a. 4:44:00 a.m. and it was measured at 4

distorter will as confucius warrant well this is an entertaining title i like it and it's from egon bon grierit's he says that when bubbles burst we will discover.

distorter will as confucius warrant well this is an entertaining title i like it and it's from egon von grierit's he says that when bubbles burst we will discover how very few superior men there actually are as defined by confucius who said the superior man when resting in safety does not forget the danger may come when in the state of security he does not forget the possibility of roone when all is orderly he does not forget the disorder make the lost his person is not endangered and his states and all their clans are preserved so. who runs cold switzerland dot com he's a big gold bug he believes that disorder is coming and no man is prepared many.

on the program in crane's president on the front line is fears of a new confrontation with russia grier and a radical rising coronavirus cases forces argentina to tighten restrictions. how is there though whether slot fabric cross much of australia we've got a few showers into the southeastern corner not too much to speak of there sweeping away moving towards to seal and dry weather coming back in behind i move out of the way we have to dangerous systems making their way towards say that western side of a western australia they still trouble cyclons a lot it's a link together a very. together interacting with one another in what is known as the food effects in the tray that's going to sink its way further south which as we go through sad state very close to the coast there and then the common come to sunday. to get drawn into soraya and then make its way towards those coastal fringes so we're looking at damaging winds some very very heavy rainfall flooding is the on the cards large waves pushing through and high tides and that's hitting an area that's not used to saying tropical cyclist

everything behind and start a new life in a country about which they knew almost nothing at all some of grier afterward who earlier through virginia in the united. around great crowd. moulay a golf you know prone to the oakland you. know almost a 100 years later the history is repeating itself my great grandfather george time went to russia. on probable worst crime to go anywhere why not me. when i come here. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy isn't foundation let it be an arms race is all off and spearing dramatic development the only place really i'm going to resist i don't see how that's. will be successful very. time to sit down and talk. this it. should be. every stage of this. that we could have we made mistakes this is true. mission of failures in the handling of the covert crisis by the french president as the country's death toll approaches 100002 impose a 3rd national law. also ahead of a nursing exodus in the united kingdom as a poll reveals one in 4 n.h.s. workers is more likely to quit now than they were in 2020 with many citing exhaustion fro

and associate professor of political science at fordham university, christina grier.ion, christina! joe will be back on monday. we're going to get to the news now. lawmakers on capitol hill take a key step forward toward police reform. we have new reporting on that in just a moment. but first, we want to look at this week's verdict in the derek chauvin trial, one of the alternate jurors is recounting the testimony she heard and is weighing in on why she feels she would have voted guilty. she spoke with nbc news correspondent gabe gutierrez who filed this report. >> it's really sad. how did a $20 bill in question end up in somebody's death? it boggles my mind. >> reporter: lisa christiansen was one of the alternate jurors who did not get to deliberate over derek chauvin's fate. were you disappointed when you were dismissed from the jury? >> absolutely, i was. >> reporter: you wanted to vote? you would have voted guilty? >> i would have. what stood out to me, that video, they took a still photo of it, him on mr. floyd's neck with his hand in his pocket. i feel like he w

katy kay is here as is christina grier. i want to start with you not on the law, per se, but on the sheer political mess that gaetz seems to be in and donald trump was finally snuffed out to say something, and it wasn't much. >> yeah. i mean, if gaetz was hoping for a full throated defense from donald trump, that was to be one of the shortest statements that donald trump has put out. it was positively untrumpian. very brief. and he's not getting much support from anywhere else either. i spoke to a republican congresswoman and asked her what her reaction was, and she basically said, listen, there has to be an investigation. as you said, ari, he is denying these charges but she also said, tellingly, he has to be held accountable if the investigation leads there. so he's being dropped like a hot potato by other republicans. as the investigation goes forward, there is something about the company you keep, right? >> katy, are you saying they're dropping him like he's hot? >> i'm saying they're dropping him like he's a potato. >>

tomorrow on "today," a bit of a reunion 30 years after in living color, jamie foxx and david alan grier >> 30 years since "in living color" >> 30 years. >> can't believe it. >>> let's get a check of the weather, al. >> i always wanted to be a fly girl. >> not too late. >> sometimes it is. >> don't hold your breath. get it >> for monday, today, we're looking at mild weather here in the east warm in the midsection of the country. some snow in the rockies the mid-week period, severe storms in the mississippi river valley nice and warm up and down the east coast, and that desert heat starts firing up, and toward the latter part of the week some showers in mid-atlantic states, in the southeast, and also up towards the great lakes. look for some texas heat continuing with nice temperatures in the midsection of the u.s >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. our inland temperatures will reach into the upper 60s, and even though we're starting out with clouds, we'll get sunshine later today with a breezy wind. expect more of the same tomorrow, and it really doesn't warm up too much up un