herbert: it is not an easy year. probably for this year to keep profitability at this level. it will be even harder this year. difficults are really the first two months. also, we are optimistic because there will be a settlement between the united states and china. brexit, they will be clear what will happen. i think this could be a good year and we are investing a lot in new technology, so keeping profitability would be an achievement. matt: how important is it for you to get a good brexit deal and how optimistic are you it can happen? herbert: brexit is important for us. the u.k. is an important market. bentley is depending on export from the island so this is a critical situation for us. many luxury brands, sporty brands have a big market share in the u.k. volkswagen is important in the u.k.. orontrollable brexit, introducedcision is would be very important to stabilize our brexit. matt: can you quantify that and tell us what you expect? herbert: we have different scenarios. it is really an uncontrolled we would

herbert: we are working on that. the final decision will be taken against the market conditions. matt: what about the luxury vehicles? i noticed lamborghini ownership went from audi to porsche. where we find the most synergies and clearly the sports car has the highest synergy. porsche, -- the lamborghini, but also bentley. it doesn't make sense to keep it all under control. see anan we expect to ipo they in the future? a lot of people are saying that is worth more than the entire company is worth now. herbert: lamborghini? matt: and porsche. herbert: we are considering the portfolio because the world is changing and we need to understand which kind of things do we need in 5, 10 years time. we have new brands when it comes to services. it is under review. we think we have a very good brand portfolio from really top level premium cars. we launched the top brandon china, -- top brand in china, opening up the entry. our brand portfolio is good but always under review. matt: let's talk about the changing world you bring

herbert seemed unremorseful when he apologized...david herbert "i get worked up really easily, especiallyfeel that i'm fighting for a righteous cause. i do get worked up but i'm not a bad person if you can believe that i'm not a bad person." (jw) (jw) the golden retriever lala has never been found and is presumed dead. (justine) a huge loss for a little league in sacremento county. thieves stole about five-thousand dollars worth of equipment from their storage building.(jr) the league is a volunteer organization that's mostly run by donations. jessica mensch spoke to the frustrated parents. thereús nothing quite like the feeling of opening day...'iúm excited!' 'opening dayús been great!' 'itús a beautiful day!'but as players run the bases...members of fair oaks/orangevale little league canút help but feel like they struck out.((brian singley, fair oaks/orangevale little league president))'itús a kids little league and thatús what really hurts. itús one thing to take something, but itús another to take from a kid.' roughly 5 thousand dollars worth of equipment, stolen from the little leagu

now, george herbert walker bush had a chance to take the family's legacy to a much higher level. but it was up in the air what direction. >> astonishing news from east germany where the east german authorities have said in essence the berlin wall doesn't mean anything anymore. >> i was sitting in the oval office with the president and i turned the tv on and there were berliners hacking at the wall, coming through the wall. >> the united states and the soviet union have been locked in a cold war for over 40 years. and all at once, it seems to have disappeared. >> the world as we had known it all of our adult lives changed fundamentally as the wall came down. marlin fitswater, who is the press secretary comes into the office and says, mr. president, you need to give a statement. bush issushoos him away. i don't know what i would say at this moment. i'm still trying to process it. >> he knows it's an important moment of his presidency but also knows it's a crucial moment for gorbachev. >> george bush understood he and the world needed gorbachev. if you wanted the leader to stay in p

herbert: china is very important. about 18% market share last year under difficult conditions. china is really important for our worldwide presence. also for our profitability. markets are really down. starting last year, january, february, declined 10% market. on the other hand, we carry a lot of new product. i'm optimistic there will be a solution between both economies because it's in the interest of both parties. toee a lot of eagerness really find a compromise, because it is so important for both economies. china probably more. i hope westic and have a better second half. >> you have held your forecast for 5% sales growth this year. does that assume a neutral or positive outcome between the u.s. and china, the u.s. and the eu? herbert: that would assume the second half of the year would be better. we hope we can slightly growth, whether it is 5%, the upper end. shery: herbert diess speaking to matt miller. at another -- add another to the pile of negative surprises for the global economy. u.s. inflation fated in

. >> you could tell from all of them that it wasn't just a victory for george herbert walker bush, it was a victory for the bush family. >> george bush and barbara bush had to go to lots of inaugural balls and i know the president is not a great fan of dancing. in fact, even though it looks like he's leading, you really know she's in charge. >> i think it's clearly barbara's victory too. she played a role to the endless campaigning and accompanying him to new york and beijing and where ever he wanted to go. >> a quick question, okay. >> barbara bush is someone that people can relate to because she speaks her mind and she looks the way everyone's favorite grandmother looks and people are drawn to that. >> i'll never forget when she became the first lady and some reporter asked her who will your designers be? who will you get your clothes from? and she said i'm bringing my clothes with me. that was her. that was typical barbara. >> within the next couple of days, 250 members of the bush family descend upon the white house. the first visitor to the oval office is president bush's mother

. >> utah governor gary herbert delivered the state of the state address from the state capital of salt lake city. the governor talked about some of his legislative priorities for the new year including cutting tax rates while broadening the tax base. this is 25 minutes. [applause] >> we will not hear the state of the state address delivered by our governor, gary herbert. >> thank you. president adams, speaker wilson, members of the legislature, justices of the supreme court, utah's first lady, lieutenant governor and mrs. cox, other constitutional officers, and my fellow utahns: it is an honor to address you tonight. president adams and speaker wilson, congratulations for being elected to your significant leadership roles. i have appreciated working with you to prepare for this session and i look forward to continued collaboration as we address this year's challenges. i extend a special welcome to the 19 new representatives and the seven new senators here this evening. [applause] i thank you for stepping into the political arena to serve the citizens of the great state of utah. our sep

welcome back to the kaiser report kaiser stacy herbert discussing the intricacies of american economics as envisioned by the likes of elizabeth warren and other candidates were all vying for the. privilege of serving our country as president of the united states yes stacy ok well elizabeth warren i will say she has about a one percent chance of being the nominee for the democratic party i want to point out that what we are talking about is the fact however that she changed she she basically was compete every all democratic candidates for the nomination for the democratic candidate for president all of them are competing with a o.c. who can you know alexandra cortez who cannot even run for president but she is sucking in the attention of every single camera every single media outlet in america so you have to say something and do something and present something and offer a policy that is as radical as that of a moneyless and what the millennial is want the millenniums prove this in the last election they didn't want to hillary's bland same as always status quo neo liberal neo con monopoly

shirt on you could actually buy it out there it's available online and it actually has stacey herbert's name on the back and as one of the first of the two hundred recipients of the lightning torch so that was a stork moment and it's immortalized on t. shirts and mugs from around the world you know what else is the more it all is gold and that is in my first tweet max i have from luke roman it appears something big happened in one thousand seven hundred one that drove a big diverges from productivity and compensation and therefore wealth inequality anyone know of any big currency system changes that happened in one nine hundred seventy one if us wants to win trade war gotta fix the us dollar system and luke roman provides a link to this chart from the washington post and the economic policy institute and it shows that when companies put the brakes on worker pay growth and productivity an hourly compensation since one nine hundred forty eight you see the yellow line is productivity and that has increased by two hundred forty six percent since one nine hundred forty eight and yet compensa

winier. >> herbert winier. i want to plead that you not have this idea with feet and concrete about the boarding island. i think overhead traffic lights, you know, would ensure safety. and i think it's very important that these boarding islands not endangerer the life of people who are in critical need. i mean, seconds count sometimes in saving the life of a person in mortal danger. and you don't want to place a person at extreme mortal risk. and these islands do this. i think there must be a better solution for this. certainly the mta planner should really explore this. they're expensive and the money for the boarding islands can be used for other purposes. possibly to add more coaches on the l line. which i think have remaine remae same. the service hasn't improved, the only thing we have are boarding islands. really nothing to show for it. thank you. >> seeing no further public comments. we'll close public comment. does anyone have any questions or comments for director riskin or staff? >> just one quick com

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the herbert hoover dike. forgive me. he has been touring that area, looking at.hat needs shoring up. the president speaking again. >> president trump: this project was dying until he got involved. this was really dying. 1928, over 5,000 people died here. everything broke and they had a problem. they were just explain it, 1928 they had a problem that turned out to be total catastrophe. we are making it stronger than it would ever have been. it's really in great shape. marco, do you want to say a few words? >> we want to say thank you. this is the most important issue to florida come as water. >> harris: . >> harris: >> harris: you see marco rubio, as will. rick scott, as well. the president on the ground touring that area today, looking for ways to store it up even more. the backdrop in all of this is also spending for the everglades area. there has been pushed for that, too prayed for ecological reasons. i want to bring back a republican congressman brad wenstrup now of ohio. member of the house intelligence committee. you see that visit on the ground, so thank y

herbert day's said in the worst-case scenario, tariffs would cost volkswagen $3 billion so there is a of money at stake my what they are doing volkswagenom -- at is talking directly to brussels --they are going to sisi oil cecilia malmstrom. they are going directly to washington, d.c. and herbert said he spoke to president trump about trade and they have done everything they can to convince the president and his administration that they do not need tariffs on either side of the atlantic. still, we will see what happens malmstrom goes to washington. what about how they will finance all the money they will put into electrification, we talked about the tieups these businesses are doing in various parts of their enterprises to share the load, these big costs, big capital investments. we are seeing a lot of partnerships, you and i were talking about the interview and daimler -- bmw and daimler getting together. working on a ton of us vehicles, to work on car hailing at the other thing that volkswagen is doing, they are spending or than anything else on electrification. planning to ipo thei

a second call for a shooting was found on herbert street, where a man was found shot dead in the cold. officer say this was a domestic dispute, and the man shot himself after shooting his wife. >>> a tribute continues to pour in for the 21-year-old son of oakland city councilwoman lynette gibson-mcelhaney. he was shot and killed during an attempted robbery in los angeles. >> henry lee is joining us now with more on victor mcelhaney. he was a talented musician with a very bright future. >> reporter: the councilmember is visiting her sons dorm at usc and bringing final arrangements to bring him back. he is being remembered as a proud oakland native and a gifted musician. >> he was always very genuine. >> reporter: he was shot during an apparent robbery at the usc campus on saturday morning. no description of the assailants has been released. he was a jazz study student that his roots were in his hometown of oakland. it is a great tragedy for the councilwoman. a trial is winding down for -- >> i know that this tragedy yet again in her family is really affecting her, but they are also a f

herbert: it is hard to quantify because we do not know exactly what will happen.t need a transition period in the u.k., but the biggest exposure is the big which has about 85% of its production going into asia, europe and the americas. so for them it would be a major problem for operations. audi,u have our line for so it is a big market. but i hope that after a decision some way ort it is another that of market would recover and we would keep selling cars there. vonnie: that was the ceo of vw speaking to us from the geneva motor show. our stock of the hour is one of the retail winners of today, kohl's giving positive guidance for the coming year. here is kailey leinz. even better than target. >> they are the best performer in the s&p 500 today, the fourth quarter looking good, beating on earnings, coming in above estimates, but it is the guidance driving them higher. they see margin expansion of 10 basis points this year. the earnings personnel number $6.15, that iso higher than the average estimate. that shows a lot of their initiatives, specifically their partne

joining me in the studio is doug herbert. we are waiting for this press conference. this agreemement was very much s doing. the hardliner, giving britain no breaks, the context needs to be in there. emmanuel macron is someone who against leaving europe. he regrets the fact britain voted to leave. view of brexits as a case study of all the things that can go wrong when you have populism, false information, misinformation, innuendo, misrepresented facts hoisted on people. he thinks the referendum was faulty. let's put that aside. that is what emmanuel macron speaks about the process -- very sad they are leaving. referred to him as mr. europe. emmanuel macron is someone who is very pro-europe. he doesn't want this brexit debacle to pollute that process. it is not as if europe doesn't have other issues. it has a whole plate of issues. emmanuel macron is looking at the spectacle of brexit, he thinks theresa may has been incompetent in her management. he wants the brits to take responsibility. he has become -- so that the political failure will not cast efforts.s on europe

. >> for more on this storory, we bring in douglas herbert.e had this meeting that took plplace here. it was three european leaders against a chinese president. it seems uneven. >> it seems like the avengers, bubut is it really uneven? euhad not been planned, this summit versus xi jinping. ththey are at a timeme of great challenge. on march 5, he circulated that letter saying it is not just an economic market, it is a project. of europe is a project. he sees europe is china's biggest trading partner. european countries don't stand a chance of matching up to china. the hope is that by somehow, if europe could muster the political will to speak in a common voice, perhaps in can take on china and tap into the opportunity it sees a systemic threat and china as a rising competitor and a global superpower set to overtake the u.s. in a few w decades. his moneyry to put where his mouth is, to try to speak with one voice. europe speaking of multilateralism, we know the challenges they face. you need to look over your shoulder, look at italy shining its

at the geneva motor show, theo leggett asked volkswagen's ceo, herbert diess, how he hopes to persuaders. the market segment is growing, it is nearly double in china last year. china is the market we are really big in market in china. we also are regaining scale in china for being very competitive worldwide. this gives us let's say a boost, acceleration, and what our anticipation towards 2020 is that the cars will become much more attractive, and for many potential customers, it would be very hard to decide against an electric power. the running costs is probably half that of a normal car, acceleration is just fantastic. it is really smooth so you have big interiors, it is an exciting looking car. it will be very difficult to decide against an electric car if you are not driving 500 kilometres a day or 30,000 kilometres a year. not because steel at diesel gasoline car would still do right option. because steel at diesel gasoline car would still do right optionm because steel at diesel gasoline car would still do right option. it is ongoing, still a headache for you, but a couple of wee

seeing messages like this, appealing to only half of the country will not gain you more fans says herbertbook. and instagram user says seriously, time to shake her off and another twitter user says she's not so swift at politics. i will take a hard pass. you always face criticism when you go political which is why dolly parton doesn't bend. stay out of politics and stick to singing. >> that she still have a compound next to the kennedys? >> she has multiple houses. shannon: let's talk about mark zuckerberg. i was wondering about facebook transforming into a privacy focused platform. >> interesting announcement from mark zuckerberg. he is taking the company towards privacy, he is going to be delving a privacy platform for users, talking to encryption and a way to delete old messages. he said i believe the future of communication will increasingly shift to private encrypted services where people can be confident what they say to each other stays secure. this the future i hope we will bring about. really interesting from a guy who's company is synonymous with privacy issues. one twitter user

chief executive herbert de says twenty nineteen got off to a difficult start but he remains upbeat pieces readying the car giant for a complete make over in which electric cars will become the main priority. some seventy new models of plunder talks about. a bleak outlook for v.w. workers so why get hurt the truth is that we need thirty percent fewer employees for production than for combustion engines which means cutting jobs hi guys.

. >>> i george herbert walker bush. >> i george herbert walker bush. >> do solemnly swear. >> for myad to be on that podium taking the oath of office for vice president of the united states was amazing. >> at some point during the inaugural helen leaned over and said who would have thunk it? not too bad for two guys from texas without any vision. >> with george bush winning the vice presidentcy, that changes everything in the family. >> george and barbara are settling into their new home. the naval observatory in washington. >> george bush wanted to be president since his childhood and now he's a step away. now this doesn't mean that reagan and bush are all that comfortable with each other. >> reagan and bush were very different in a sense. different backgrounds. ronald reagan was a product of poverty stricken situation where he grew up in iowa. not a man of great wealth. >> bush was an elite. he was a person who was ivy league educated. reagan had gone to a small college. bush was a war hero. reagan had been an actor and worked in propaganda films during the war. aside from being re

. >> thank you, doug herbert. now to belgium where a criminal court has sentenced a french citizen to prison. claimed he fought alongside the islamic state group in syria. olivia salazar wins spirit has the details. >> and eight weeklong trial for symbolic attack the firstt on european soil for a former islamic state group fighter returning from syria. 33-year-old nemmouche's lawyer made a plea to the jury. >> as a criminal c court the sentencing is up to them and since they know mehdi nemmouche 's life story they had to take into account his childhoodod whh was stolen from m him. costhdi nemmouche dissenters highlighted he had an unstable upbringing. the 92nd attack on the jewish museum was captutured by susurveillance footage shown during the trial. images that matched with this ak-47 and revolver found in mehdi nemmouche's possession. during the trial's defense team said the footage was fake and blamed the shooting on israel's intelligence agency claiming he was caught up in a plot to murder two agents. found g

. >> i george herbert walker bush -- >> i george herbert walker bush -- >> do solemnly swear. >> do solemnlyent of the united states was amazing. >> at some point during the inaugural, he leaned over who would have thunk it? not too bad for two guys from texas without any vision. >> with george bush winning the presidency, that changes everything in the family. >> joining me right now is barbara perry, the director of the presidential studies at the military center and she's featured inp to the tonight's e. good to see you. >> good to be here, as always. >> where do you begin to qualify a legacy like this for george w. bush? >> just in a few words, and sometimes as people say about someone, they took a step forward and unfortunately two steps back. and for george h.w. bush, sometimes when he took a step back, he took two steps forward. so he ran for the presidential nomination of the republican party in 1980, did not get it, lost it to ronald reagan and thought that was maybe the end of his career and suddenly he's named to the ticket to the vice president eight years later, selected in his

. >>> during herbert hoover's kanlddy in the mid '20s, a candidate promised a chicken in every pot. now one is proposing money in your problem et. an true yang held a rally in san francisco today. as jobina fortson explains, he's promising a universal basic income. >> introducing the future president of the u >> reporter: a few weeks ago, a lot of people in this crowd had no idea who this man is. >> how long have you known autdn >> spo >> reporter: hen popular podcast, making the case for universal basic income, or ubi. >> it's going to be a bipartisan effort. it's something that everyone can get excited about. >> reporter: he's proposing the country set guaranteed payments of $1,000 per month to all u.s. citizens 18 or older. >> never in like a million years would i think a president would preach this. >> reporter: some don't find it realistic, but yang thinks ubi will help working americans who will lose their job tomaon. the midwest has been hit hard by this. matt says that's why people in his hometown of cleveland supported donald trump. >> they thought donald trump was their on

. >> i, george herbert walker bush -- >> i, george herbert walker bush. >> do solemnly swear. >> foraking the oath of office for vice president of the united states was amazing. >> at some point during the inaugural he leaned over and said, bake, who would have thunk it? not too bad for two guys from texas without any vision. >> with george bush winning the vice-presidency, that changes everything in the family. >> be sure to watch an all new episode of the cnn original series "the bush years: family, duty power" tomorrow night at 10:00 eastern only on cnn. when i book at hilton.com i get to select my room from the floor plan... free wi-fi... ...and the price match guarantee. so with hilton there is no catch. yeah the only catch is i'm never leaving. no i'm serious, i live here now. book at hilton.com and get the hilton price match guarantee. looking to lose weight this year? book at hilton.com try fda-approved alli®. for every 5 lbs you lose, alli® can help you lose two to three more by preventing about 25% of the fat you eat from being absorbed. for the only fda-approved otc weight

the wonderful relationship between president truman and former president herbert hoover, two men who had completely different political ideologies but formed a very warm relationship in the post presidency. i like to think about mr. and mrs. truman visiting with eleanor roosevelt. i like to think about some of the popular entertainers and celebrities of the day. jack benny did an entire episode of the jack benny program at the truman library and visited this home. and both mr. and mrs. truman had wonderful senses of humor. and i can only imagine the laughter that was in this room. we're standing in the dining room in the grand addition of the gates mansion, later the truman home. and what we see on the table today is a formal setting for six. and the setting was personally placed by margaret truman daniel. and i think when she set this, that she was remembering how dinners were formal in her youth. margaret remembered because it was her grandmother's house she sat at one of the heads of the table and that being that she was a widow, that harry truman acted basically as the male head

. >> howard strasner followed by herbert weiner. who will be the last person. >> director, i have to speak again. so recently they did some work on my street in front of the house, and they put little sandwich boards for a few days. these may have to be more permanent and stay there for a couple of months. of course, if you really had an expedited process, a few weeks would be enough, but that is not going to happen. that would be the first thing. the next thing is everybody comes here and makes it sound like, gee, it is going to be unsafe for the bicyclist to come down through this area. the question has to be asked: will keeping that space as a parking space make it safer for anybody or better for anybody? that's your basic question. now, maybe it is better to be 50 feet away, around the corner, but not 200 feet. we went through that on the mission. this is our space. everybody has their space. so maybe a few feet is okay, if it really is unsafe for bicyclists. but parking spaces aren't safe for anybody. thank you very much. >> ch

i had quite a few people come down and give me a pretty good elbow. >> herbert getridge never talkedt help, as you heard, from church groups and good people, and he may have gotten aid from fema as well. he was an american, and that's what fema is for. when i met mr. getridge, he was by himself working on the house he owned, the house that he had paid for, and the house that he had loved. >> so you're sleeping -- you've been sleeping on a cot in your home that you're fixing up? >> i'm moved back in that house in march. i left baton -- i left madison in october of last year, and i moved to baton rouge with a daughter, and i couldn't stay there for thinking about my house back here in new orleans. but the trouble was we couldn't get in here right away. they kept us out a long time. i think i got in here in december. >> is it scary? you're virtually the only one in this neighborhood. at night, there's no electricity around here. >> man, i ain't scared of nothing. i've been all overseas. world war ii carried me all over the world. i made it through the japanese and the germans. i made it

mark herbert thornton walked away from his home. he is described as black and gray hair. he was last seen wearing a red vest and black jeans. police say he is at risk and he suffers from various medical conditions. if you've gotten any information, you're asked to call police. >> still ahead, bay area seniors scrambling to find new places to live after their care center announces it's closing its doors. >>. >>> how far would you go to impress a date? all the way while getting doors stuck at a beach while trying to impress his girlfriend. at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. . >>> one organization is taking the first steps toward housing dozens of homeless young adults in the east bay. youth spirit art works began building a prototype today for its tiny house village. the project aims to put young adults in tiny efficient homes to support them while they get an educati

the wonderful relationship between president truman and former president herbert hoover, two men who had completely different political ideologies but formed a very warm relationship in the post presidency. i like to think about mr. and mrs. truman visiting with eleanor roosevelt. i like to think about some of the popular entertainers and celebrities of the day. jack benny did an entire episode of "the jack benny program" at the truman library and visited this home. and both mr. and mrs. truman had wonderful senses of humor. i can only imagine the laughter that was in this room. we're standing in the dining room in the grand addition of the gates mansion, later the truman home. and what we see on the table today is a formal setting for six. and the setting was personally placed by margaret truman daniel. and i think when she set this, that she was remembering how dinners were formal in her youth. margaret remembered because it was her grandmother's house she sat at one of heads of the table and that being that she was a widow, that harry truman acted basically as the male head househ

ponzi scheme we've been saying that for quite some time more evidence just in let's turn to stacy herbert and get the latest max we've seen the evidence pouring in it looks like despite soaring stock markets in the united states this year at least maybe other places didn't have the same. that they actually cannot taper the ponzi they've been trying to pretend that they can taper only so that they can unwind it we saw that in europe they're announcing more quantitative easing the fed in the united states is indicating that they're considering negative rates should anything ever go bad again but you know here's an image that really put the fear of god in me and that is powell yellen and bernanke current fed chair former and then the previous one to her powell sixty minute message to stress fed independence in efforts to support average american yes their policies just so you know and just so you don't come with the pitchforks when the next round of negative rates gowns they're doing this for your own good well you may recall that ben bernanke the while he was the chairman of the federal res

that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert like to thank our guest richard field is the author of transparency games how bankers rigged the world of finance if you want to catch us on twitter it's kaiser read court until next time we go. the route to determine slums go in and you may never get our options of the differences. teenage gang rules here the clue not going to be moved. they're not of the mind of a drug dealer you were. but. the navy will. come out. minus a murderer zero. zero zero but now it's looking for the word on the news that as soon as you stand by and mel in the lead. you to warn you about the monkey in the little musical i see. i've been saying the numbers mean something they've mastered us with over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crime happens each day. eighty five percent of global wealth he longs to be ultra rich eight point six percent of the world market goes thirty percent some with four hundred to five hundred three first record per second and that one rose to twenty thousand dolla

shirt on you could actually buy it out there it's available online and it actually has stacey herbert's name on the back and as one of the first of the two hundred recipients of the lightning torch so that was a stork moment and it's it's immortalized on t. shirts and mugs from around the world you know what else is the mortal is gold and that is in my first tweet max i have from luke roman it appears something big happened in one thousand seven hundred one that drove a big diversity big currency system changes that happened in one nine hundred seventy one if u.s. wants to win trade war got to fix the u.s. dollar system and luke roman provides a link to this chart from the washington post and the economic policy institute and it shows that when companies put the brakes on worker pay growth and productivity an hourly compensation since one nine hundred forty eight you see the yellow line is productivity and that has increased by two hundred forty six percent since one thousand nine hundred eighty eight and yet compensation split off their. own to seventy one when the breaking point happe

that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert like to thank our guest richard field is the author of transparency games how bankers rigged the world of finance if you want to catch us on twitter it's kaiser reith court until next time we go. to look to determine the slums go in and you may never get a notice of the beatles as. my teenage gang rules here because no one of you they're not of the mind. you were there with but. name me will be. told this. you. might see a murderer. but now it's looking for the yeah well i knew you as soon as you stand and melanie like the little. girl in. the mccain who commutes all i see. but. i do think the numbers mean something they matter us is over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crime happens each day. eighty five percent of global wealth he longs to be ultra rich eight point six percent employment market thirty percent some with one hundred to five hundred three per second per second and fifth when he rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion d

all right that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert want to thank our guest richard field his book and it's a really a fascinating book transparency games how bankers rigged the world of finance if i catch us on twitter it's kaiser report the next time by. law and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. you know we're number one. in united states we all slow number one. a day. before. for most. people you so incredibly wrong or you got to we can jump shot in order to excuse. like a lying in a month's other one. of them being so this is. it is at the rules for. globalization lost its moral compass and maybe if to put more values into the system my personal opinion this rift will strengthen my to national multilateral institutio

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