i don't think herbert hoover knew that. so the germans might have simply engaged in utterly beastal behavior greater than what we engaged in that well know about. >> host: i realize this is speculative and i appreciate the dispassionate approach that a historian takes to explosive material. is it possible that hoover's antipathy toward all things roosevelt in any way colored his judgment? i mean, there seems at the very least a degree of naivete about the extent of the threat that the nazis posed to the west. >> guest: he did not think that the nazis had any serious intention of getting to the new world, and he argued they couldn't get across the english channel, how are they going to have any meaningful military assault on american soil. >> host: for example, hatton america, he didn't think it was in danger. >> guest: just because of the distance involved in military operations, that there was not much danger. historians have argued, and i'm not sure hoover addresses this point anywhere. that the germans might have been co

what is unusual about herbert hoover the writer and the magnet cope as? >> guest: it may be true that herbert hoover wrote more books than any other president. he wrote more than 30. t.r. might be a competitor but jimmy carter has done quite a number as well. those are the two people in the same general vicinity perhaps and nixon with as many foreign-policy books in his ears after the presidency. hoover was a devoted writer and i think the intellectual in hoover is on display in this book that has just been published, "freedom betrayed." your question is what is unusual about freedom betrayed? let me just primitive it. this was initially an installment of hoover's multivolume memoirs that he began to write in earnest in 1940. he actually published three volumes in his lifetime, but volumes four, five and six were never published in the form that he envisaged. this ali himself or was what he called his war book. he it was to be his account, his memoir of the, of his views of world war ii and its aftermath, his participation in the debates at that time. thi

. >> guest: it may be true that herbert hoover wrote more books than any other president. he wrote more than 30. tiahrt might be a competitor. i haven't done an exact count. jimmy carter has done quite a number as well. those would be to people in the same general vicinity perhaps and nixon with his many foreign policy books years after the presidency. hoover was a devoted writer and i think the intellectual and whoever is on display in this book that has just been published, freedom betrayed. your question is what is unusual about freedom of trade. let me for a minute of it. this was initially an installment of hoover's multi volumes that he began to write in earnest in 1940. and he published three volumes in his lifetime but volume of four, five and six were never published in quite the form that he envisioned. this volume freedom betrayed is what he called his war book to be his memoir of his views of world war ii and its aftermath of his participation and the debates at that time. this particular manuscript he worked on for about 20 years and he did not publish it wher

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next marx kaiser and stacy herbert focus on the money mathare from italy to the us. because you're this is the kaiser report you know globalization. allowed for the worse practices of various countries to become the global standard for example stacey herbert. max keiser are you talking about gangsterism i notice you're actually looking like a modern day gangster apparently old style gangsters handing out cash in bars and pool halls have been replaced by apparently respectable bankers lawyers are notaries according to a new report in italy mafia now italy's number one bank as crisis bites report organized crime now generates annual turnover of about one hundred forty billion euros and profits of more than one hundred billion euros which is seven percent of g.d.p. and the report says with sixty five billion euros in liquidity the mafia is italy's number one bank then everybody wants to be like jamie spaghetti nose down in. gaza like fun you know it's a global aspiration to be a gangsta on a wall street make part of our loans of money but of course you know they just bo

investigators learned that herbert has been seen at the home of a friend. inside the home they found fisher critically wounded suffering from what authorities describe as a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. making it all harder to bear. this is a winding, unforgiving stretch of road even to folks who know it and even in daylight conditions, you can imagine what it was like when this crash occurred. >> there were about three different vehicles were driving 50-plus miles an hour. and you can see on these roads, that's tos for these roads. >> he was a really sweet guy and i can't believe he's gone. >> derick ward, news4. >>> authorities say they suspect a man suspected of being the serial butt slasher, he was arrested in a shopping mall in his native crew. johnny simmtel was -- he would distract young female shoppers and then cut their buttocks with a razor or a box cutter. >>> their outfits were convincing but when they pulled someone over, their plot started falling apart. tonight a warning from police about two men who are pretending to be police of

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is because the report is this the year we see bankers burned at the stake or something else stacey herbert well max they have a lot of excuses this year for justifying their behavior the first one cor is aion another victim of the alpha male curse. this is from william d. cohen of bloomberg and he says for years i have wondered why for some people enough is a never enough for example what could have possibly motivated john chorus line a respected former senator governor and wall street big shot with hundreds of millions in the bank to take the top job at m.f. global holdings in the first place it was a thankless task he said but he's an alpha male and that's why he's done what he's done ok so let me get this straight there excusing course on his crimes let's be clear about this there are crimes because he's an alpha male correct so this is this is john corazon story the kahaani defense yes this is different than the frank quattrone defense remember he got off because his crimes were too complicated for a jury to understand so he was free by virtue of complication of his crimes here at the

destruction and they compare notes on how to destroy each other's economies for fun and profit states herbert max if you do a google search for davros two thousand and twelve you will find out why the banks tours are behind so why they want sopa because as you see the first two results are world economic forum that's actually the group that puts on number three result is from max keiser dot com that's before c.n.n. before the telegraph before the guardian before all the international news media where first and what does it link to but original artwork from william bond's i seven you can see this right here davus two thousand and twelve too many bankers species one planet no future world poncing nomic summit many species that got the gorillas the central bankers they've got the primary dealers i think there's twenty eight of them these are the ferrets that are kind of. you know met manipulating markets to try to ease that push of quantitative easing into the global economy well max let's turn to some banker species in the headline the first one the correlation of laughter f o m c meetings this

i picked up the phone, it was herbert hoover. herbert hoover had a call from joe kennedy and would -- said would the vice president speak -- meet with my son. and so hoover called, asked whether he would meet with kennedy. so i went into the dining room table and told him what the conversation had been and he immediately got very excited and interested. just revived. he decided he -- that he should. so don hughes took him to the little phone booth there, put their dime in, and from -- you decided he should call eisenhower before he did anything. eisenhower was in augusta playing golf. but this was dinner. you know. so he was in the phone booth talking to eisenhower and the maitre d's's phone rang again and it was kennedy. i picked it up. i got the feeling out of kennedy that he, too, felt the full impact that day because he just kind of wandered in the confers. he was very complimentary to me about i dressed better than pierre and all these little kind of things. just a very nice conversation. and that's when he told me about tha

friends who came to the scene say they believe that fisher was behind the wheel, lost control and herbertcted. >> is very narrow. >> detectives, hearing they were together friday, later located a toyota pickup at fisher's house with front-end damage that mass debris at the scene -- that matched debris at the scene. inside the home, they found out fisher suffering with a self- inflicted gunshot wound to the head, but still alive. >> it is sad, but nothing you can do about that now except pray. >> was herbert ejected or struck by the truck? the police are not saying. that is petrifying. >> fisher is being treated at baltimore shock trauma. the police are trying to determine if speed or other factors were at work. this has been a heartbreaking evening. most of the young people we spoke with our friends with one or both 18-year-old. richard reeve, abc 7 news. >> richard will continue to monitor the story as it unfolds. for instant updates, log onto wjla.com. >> new at 11:00, the police had interviewed the woman whose three daughters and parents were killed in the christmas morning fire at a h

. >> former "the new york times" columnist bob herbert is a senior fellow at demos.this is an issue. we do need engineers and accountants who are trained in great american universities, but at the same time we need to be having people attending vocational schools and getting skills like we've discussed as welders. how do we deal with establishing who goes to what school for what and how we get everybody the right education for this market? >> well, i don't think we do it by pointing to the problems that employers are having, finding specific workers. this is a small segment of the overall employment problem. my question would be, you know, if there's a shortage of workers in a given field, then the free market says that you should offer those workers more money. so pay more and presumably you'd get more qualified applicants. >> let's take a quick break and we'll talk about what we do not for the mismatch, not for those people who are able to fill the jobs that are already open but what to do to see if there are more jobs that can be available. all of you stay with us

that's a look at your headlines up next artie's a financial pundit max keiser and co-host stacy herbert unveil shocking scandals behind the walls of world banks it's all in the kaiser report coming up next. max kaiser this is the report is this the year we see bankers burned at the stake or something else stacy herbert well max they have a lot of excuses this year for justifying their behavior the first one cor is aion another victim.

and those are the headlines up next our financial pundit max kaiser and co-host stacy herbert unveil shocking scandals behind the walls of the world bank's it's on the kaiser report coming up next. max kaiser this is the report is this the year we see bankers burned at the stake or something else stacy herbert well max they have a lot of bricks.

. >>> herbert klein worked on everyone of richard nixon's campaigns from 1946 to 1968. and he was later appointed communications director of the executive branch from 1969 to 1973. next, in an excerpt of a longer oral history interview for the richard nixon presidential library, herbert klein reflects on how you met richard nixon. the impact of the alger his case and later the checker speech and his memories from nixon's 1959 trip to the soviet union. this interview airing now for the first time on television is about 55 minutes. >>> -- running the campaign and then bob and i shared everything. he sometimes had to deal with the press and i would deal with the structure and visa versa. we had one team of klein and fimp finch in the senate office building and in the campaign headquarters he later brought in leonard hall and jim bassett and bob wilson, congressman, was there to help in the scheduling of things. so that the campaign structure was unusual and often he would tell us both the same thing and we would talk back and for the to be sure we weren't duplicating each

crisis at little rock could be swiftly ended if the president would curb the dictorial excess of herbert brownell and department of justice investigators. what we need, faubsus said, a cooling off period, for determination to wane. this is exactly what eisenhower wanted to hear. fit perfectly with his misgivings with over brown, fit perfectly with the cherished policy of moderation. so it was under the sustained assault of fuabus'tic blend of down home probation lichl, subserve yens and serve the southern civility, eisenhower heard what he wanted to hear, and he believed the meeting was a complete success. the governor, he said, is appreciative. ial allowed him to beat an honorable retreat. he will go home now and tell the national guard to maintain order and protect the black children when they arrive at central high. within hours after departing the conference, faubus informed congressman hayes that he had absolutely no intention of issuing any statement announcing new orders for the guard. upon learning of faubus' reversal the president realized he had been duped. the famous eisenhowe

both presidential nominees from 1928, al smith and herbert hoover, were both prominent members of the america first movement in 1941, as was loan thomas, a prominent liberal writer -- lowell thomas -- >> he wrote lawrence of arabia. >> charles lindbergh is identified as the leader and he was the spiritual leader or the face of the movement, but there were many people -- what disney. -- walt disney. it was very bipartisan and if you look deeply into roosevelt's democratic party in 1941, tom connelly from texas and wheeler from montana, both prominent democratic senators, both prominent in the movement. >> would like to break for station identification. to speak to our listeners on siriusxm radio who did not see the pictures, i would like to tell you i am llewellyn king, a host of "white house chronicle" topic -- coming from washington, d.c., and i am talking to the fabulous craig shirley. he is a researcher unique with conclusions quite astounding and unpredictable and i happen to think very correct. asians of the voice of america as well as -- this can also be heard around the world o

and those were powers that were given to herbert hoover, but were taken away in the early neutrality acts. so what fdr is trying to do with will -- what will become basis for destroyers, lend lease, ultimately the atlantic charter, is to reinsert himself in to the debate in a way to keep the british empire afloat. as to your question -- questioner about the beginnings of the imperial presidency, i would refer them to look at teddy roosevelt and woodrow wilson before they immediately jump to fdr who used more power directly without congressional approval than did fdr. >> we have a very short amount of time left, so we'll take one final question from hyde park. your name and where you're from? >> i'm francis wyman, from boston college. my question, one of the panelists knows his adore luben, the white house adviser. i wonder if you can offer insights into luben on fdr, bill donovan and any of the other insiders? >> for donovan, he was -- actually, kind of a last-minute savior for him. in the early 1945, when donovan is trying to think of -- or he has a post-war cia in mind, and wants t

welcome back to the car as a reporter i merely stated herbert we're talking about the global preeminent. for financial terroristic gather and swap ideas about financial weapons of mass destruction out of blow up countries make money so what else you got for me those days are over well max we've already established that the regulators bankers economists and all or all of your their stowed and their own money supply i think we've shown that pretty convincingly. and they're all meeting in now here's robert johnson an economist and a former currency trader for soros another big name always appearing at davus and he says economy as a profession. how to keep economists from missing the next financial crisis notice that he says financial crisis is not financial crime wave and i think that's an important thing to think about here he says that it's all about the mathematical models in particular that we need to really look at the financial market models for instance he says tend to be constructed was building blocks that assume stable and anchored expectations but as far back as one nine hundred

all right stacy herbert another great year coming up thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you max all right well. have a nice year if you want to send me an e-mail please do so because the report at r t t v dot are you and so next on my stars are saying are you all. the world is gradually stepping into two thousand and twelve people. are at the moment wishing each other happy new year russia and all of europe have already marked the arrival with spectacular fireworks and the festivities. and broadcasting live direct from the heart of moscow and i shant thomas wish you a happy and prosperous year ahead from the heart of the russian capital and while now has fireworks soaring across the city skies over half the world has already rung in two thousand and twelve all of europe finally mark your bible in two thousand and twelve just three hours ago with crowds gathering in many cities before the clocks struck the clocks struck midnight a multimillion dollar fireworks display heralded it in the new year in sydney with a symbolic theme time to dream which of the producer said was

up next max kaiser and co-host stacy herbert discussed the republican candidates for the u.s. presidency. max kaiser this is the kaiser report yeah it's just one big sting sponsored network c.b.s. fox news c.n.n. it's all the same it's all government propaganda they server well it's more than government propaganda it's military industrial and banking industrial complex propaganda and we see that in this first headline c.b.s. didn't mention ron paul once during an entire political segment so we're going to turn to this clip from c.b.s. this is on the eve of the new hampshire primaries expectations are high and what has become romney's adopted home state a new suffolk university poll shows him with a commanding lead in new hampshire at almost thirty points above his rivals at the same time newt gingrich and jon huntsman have faltered what comes next we're going to have mourners in front of the tomb of the dead american media outlets welling like the kim jong un funeral of those who were gone american media is. you know this is absurd of course a bomb of those saying about it he'

that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert and we thank my guests ameritech day you can send me an e-mail at kaiser report at r t t v are you until next time x. guys are saying bye off. 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 that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tarred as a big picture. welcome to the lot of show where i get the real headlines with none of the mersey and i live in washington d.c. now it's not going to take a look at what some are calling a gear up towards a new cold war between china and the u.s. treasury secretary tim geitner makes his way to china a week after the president announced a brand new military strategy to counter it so i ask why i things have to be this way if they even have to be this way thomas barnett is going to join us then we hear a lot about the un do power and influence of wall street.

what is unusual about herbert hoover the writer and the magnum-opus in particular? >> it may be true the herbert hoover wrote more than any other president. he wrote more than 30. tiahrt might be a competitor. i haven't got an exact count. jimmy carter has done quite a number as well. those would be to people in the same general vicinity perhaps and nixon with his many foreign policy books in his years after the presidency. hoover was a devoted writer and i think the intellectual and whoever is on display in the book that has just been published freedom betrayed. your question is what is unusual. let me frame it a bit. this was initially an installment of hoover's multi volume memoir that he has began to write an earnest in 1940 and he actually published three volumes in his lifetimes but volume for come five and six were never published in quite the form that he had envisioned. this volume freedom betrayed was what he called his more book to be his account, his memoir of his own view of world war ii and its afteth

of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert our thank my guests constantine girl yeah you can follow constantine on twitter g t c o s t or g t cost you can follow me on twitter as well that's just max kaiser and of course you can follow stacy herbert you can send me an e-mail at kaiser report at r t t v dot are you and stacy read it it's all next on this max guys are saying. provoking tension the pentagon says u.s. warships will continue to sell in the arabian gulf despite in a regular warning to stay away well tehran successfully test fired missiles. at first talks between israel and palestine in fifteen months indeed with no breakthrough but they do daily imposed says there's been a positive atmosphere for needless to move in a few moments before. the winds of change the russian army marches on foot to modernization would be ramming into return to soviet era military might. news from russia and around the world this is our she was me thanks for joining us the uars has responded to a warning from a rant to keep its aircraft carriers out of the persian gulf by saying its w

story to this theme work talking about here and let's turn to this tweet that i tweeted at stacy herberttwitter dot com for stacy herbert in the new year as obama was signing into law his right to indefinitely detain me he also sent me an e-mail asking for three dollars so this is the national defense authorization act otherwise known as the indefinite detention act which he signed into law on new year's eve and at the same exact time max he sent me this e-mail as you see he was asking me begging me for three dollars normally you would just you know put this in the spam box but then you start to think. i could be indefinitely detained if i don't give him money well also in america they charge prisoners first off like the ten cop in the uniform and food so they charge the prisoners to enter person so india turns america into an open prison is declared martial law and the people who are being sent to prison americans are being charged a few bucks to be. fined to the prison cells you know they've already taken enough money from the citizens they've taken the money in order to bail out his c

things and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser a par with me max kaiser and stacy herbert and i thank my guests constantine girl yeah you can follow constantine on twitter g t c o s t or g t cost and you can follow me on twitter as well that's just max kaiser and of course you can follow stacy herbert you can send me an e-mail at kaiser report at r t t v dot r.e.o.'s stacey read it until next time there's a match guys are saying. arab league observers say syrian leaders have pulled have your weapons out of key cities and release prisoners but the group is still looking for ways to hand young going violence. egyptians are casting their votes in the country's third round of parliamentary elections but with the recent raids on foreign n.g.o.s it's fear the military his grip on power could remain a strong as ever. matter runs missile test in the gulf drop western condemnation but critics say the u.s. vote to iran by slapping down ever more crippling sanctions. this is going to lie for moscow i'm ready and josh the arab league says syria's government has was drawn heavy weapons

i'm becoming clear boy i can see you and what you're thinking stacy herbert hello max kaiser i have a great headline here is the front page actually of the economist magazine see the city go threats to the world's most global financial center and as you see this the city of london being blitzkrieg there but i thought as a civil war a good idea would be to destroy the city in order to save the city yes let's destroy the city to save the city this is the american way that max i'm going to read a quote from this economist piece and i want you to interrupt any time that you were just so offended by this quote ok london is by many measures the world's biggest financial center and weakening it is in nobody's interest that financial center by that i mean a financial fraud center and by wakening it is a no bankers interest yes least of all britain's they go on better regulation of banks is certainly needed especially to protect british taxpayers and so far the city bashing has been mainly rhetorical but running down one of the world's most successful and mobile commercial clusters is folly wh

and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert our thank my guests constantine girl yeah you can follow constantine on twitter g t c o s t or g t cost you can follow me on twitter as well that's just max kaiser and of course you can follow stacy herbert you can send me an e-mail at kaiser report at r t t v dot r.e.o.'s stacey read it and the next time this mass guys are saying by our. mind. which brightened. from friends to. stone time t.v. don't. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations rule the day. this is on see the headline. rocket bomb that also rises a little giving the military more power to detain people indefinitely without charge or trial if classed as terrorist suspects critics cry foul claiming the new bill violates the missing democrats to deprive the u.s. seeks to trump and elsewhere around the border. warning to the west as a brand successfully test fire as long range missiles during naval exercises of the persian

thanks and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser a par with me max kaiser and stacy herbert our thank my guests constantine girl yeah you can follow constantine on twitter g t c o s t or g t cost you can follow me on twitter as well that's just max kaiser and of course you can follow stacy herbert you can send me an e-mail at kaiser report at r t t v dot ario and stacey rate it until next time that's the max guys are saying. the official location. pulled from the. lights on the good. video. feed now in the palm of your. code. welcome bob this is on to the headline. obama authorizes the law giving the military more proud to detain people indefinitely without charge or trial of cloth as terrorist suspects critics crime naming the new bill violates basic democratic rights the u.s. seeks to trump elsewhere around the world. warning to the west as iran successfully testifies long range missiles during naval exercises in the persian gulf the islamic republic says it's prepared to head back to the times and this comes as.