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to print more money that means that their exit strategy is now way way way to the future it's an infinityinto the future there is no exit strategy and in the joke is that bernanke you on a rumor that he might end quantitative easing bernanke you will never end quantitative easing it's impossible it's like the sun coming up in the west never ever going to happen he says it purely to manipulate prices stacey never thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you max stay tuned for the second half oh whole lot more. thank you thank. you. the international airport in the very heart of moscow. welcome back to the kaiser report time out of turn to ed harris and have credit write downs dot com ed welcome back to the kaiser report good to talk to you max you are the macro the macro man in washington we come to you for the big macro picture you tweeted out recently the question why are germans poor question marks are they poor a question mark and if so why tell us about this you know there's a study that came out on household finances of these be released of all the euro nation spain italy

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print more money that means that they're the exit strategy is now way way way to the future it's an infinityinto the future there is no exit strategy and in the joke is that bernanke you on a rumor that he might end quantitative easing bernanke you will never end quantitative easing it's impossible all it's like the sun coming up in the west it's never ever going to happen he says it purely to manipulate prices stacy never thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you max stay tuned for the second half oh whole lot more. victims like here. very profitable to invest in colombia we did very profitable is a very high return on investment. but i'll be working in this area with the city as you know who is head to the group of maybe. the ministers of change the name of strategy but just to the same. high ranking suspects you know coming. up to say about that mr president. the president. i would give an interview. sorry but no. investigation is a dead. end up he says basically stop it and keep quiet or else you'll suffer the consequences. even if they're your bodyguards to watch themselve

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. >> annie pointed out, minus chance -- minus infinity as john berman pointed out, this budget will get enacted, right? >> right. the real questions, are they going to cut some smaller deal on entitlement reform and are they going to do anything about the sequester and will they start a tax reform refopolicy t will take years once they start it. i think there will be movings to replace the sequester cuts. some are bad. some prevents medicare patients with cancer from getting treatment. i think there might be movement there. but i don't think you'll see a bigger repeal because it's hard to find that much money. >> gloria, you know -- go ahead. >> all of this has to be seen in the context of everything else that's going on that we spoke about earlier. so, you have immigration reform. if some kind of deal can be cut with some -- you know, a group of republicans, a group of democrats, that may set the tone for something else on deficit reduction. if the same thing happens in the smaller version on guns, for example, so these are shifting coalitions. right now everybody's looking toward 2014

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although, as i pointed out, i've seen a lot more stocks go to zero than infinity. you mitigate that by portfolio management. you know? you don't want to have just one or two shorts if you're a portfolio manager. you have a portfolio and you're constantly reallocating capital depending on risk and set limits. >> but you're also -- you've got much more patience because of the type of work you do than normal short, particularly for retail. and you've got the staying power. shorts when you're wrong become bigger. >> yeah. >> they become a bigger position. so the risk is increased. so you've got a patient group of investors and you do the work. so that gives you the opportunity to stay short and go through the supposed squeezes. >> i've said, steve, i don't think shorting is for every trader/investor. people who have issues on risk. i think that if they're worried about the market rather than short stocks, they should sell down their as long as to a sleep at night level. you also keep in mind, it's not a tax advantage unless you're a tax-exempt institution, which most o

means that there the exit strategy is now way way way into the future it's an infinity into the futurethere is no exit strategy and in the joke is that bernanke you on a rumor that he might end quantitative easing bernanke you will never end quantitative easing it's impossible all it's like the sun coming up in the west never ever going to happen he says it purely to manipulate prices says you never thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you max stay tuned for the second half oh whole lot more. potentially deadly blizzard taking aim for the northeast it's expected to hit stunning in a few hours from new york to maine we have team coverage of the storm. but what we're watching is the very heavy snow moving into boston proper earlier today it was very sticky you can see it start to become much more patrie down to the bottom line there is still a lot of snow out here a good place for snowball fight. piece and it is kind of a pretty incredible day there and even record snowfall throughout much of it might still be slog through drugs listens to the emergency vehicles are except

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and i'll quote my colleague john berman who said the chance of this budget passing is minus infinity.ident getting on paper what his priorities are for the american people. and he throws a bone to the gop with the social security, with the cpi, we thought and you just had your republican guest who said, no, this is hurting senior citizens, it's progressives upset about the proposals, rather, on social security. that's playing out interesting there. there's also some proposals in here that will appeal to progressives where he's talking about the buffett tax, higher taxes for people who make all of their money from investing money, hedge fund managers and the private equity gurus of the world who are taxed for investment income, not as ordinary income. there are a lot of things in there that appeal to the left but certainly the social security measures do not appeal to the left at all. many are saying, look if you were to enact a budget like this over ten years plus the deficit reduction we're already seeing, we never really, you know, taken the budget deficit down that quickly over ten

the yen will go down the drain, our price targets for the yen is worthless, infinity.t survive that. dagen: why isn't what japan doing boosting inflation around the world because you think japan -- the effect of our monetary policy here will have a more dramatic impact globally than what japan's doing? >> that's why we have a global cries is, different phases, and, indeed, the market doesn't take it seriously. gold is flat, down today. gold should be through the roof, but it's not the the reason it's not is because right now people think it's contained. we heard this word many times over. look at england, the bank of canada goes there, introduces gdp of the like, no exit any time soon. it's going to spread, and, yes, this is inflationary throughout the globe, but at this stage, the market has concerns. >> sounds like david stockman a little bit here, a little accent. what were you going to say? dagen: assuming it's not made up. connell: come op. dagen: just kidding. why are we not japan? >> of course we're jay pap. we have similar challenges. our bond market lets us ge

. >> i thought it was an infinity pool.hter] >> er inner mind. >>> -- never mind. >>> it's gonna be cool -- we're laughing here. some people want to know where the fog is. we'll see a cooler pattern. 50s to 70s yesterday. 50s 60s and 70s today. there are some hints that maybe early next week we could see a drop in the terps. we'll see. >>> 8:26. some new developments in the bryan stow case. what's happening today with the two men suspected of beating the giants' fan. >> reporter: we're live in concord where a middle school schoolteacher is on administrative leave for alleged teacher abuse while in class. >> reporter: we are live in san francisco where hundreds of union workers construction workers just walked off a job site at ucsf hospital. we'll tell you what happened when "mornings on 2" continues. >>> welcome back. happening right now -- more than 100 workers on strike at a ucsf complex south of at&t park in san francisco. ktvu's lorraine blanco is right there with the details. what's this all about? >> reporter: they w

. >> i thought it was an infinity pool.>> er inner mind. >>> -- never mind. >>> it's gonna be cool -- we're laughing here. some people want to know where the fog is. we'll see a cooler pattern. 50s to 70s yesterday. 50s 60s and 70s today. there are some hints that maybe early next week we could see a drop in the terps. we'll see. >>> 8:26. some new developments in the bryan stow case. what's happening today with the two men suspected of beating the giants' fan. >> reporter: we're live in concord where a middle school schoolteacher is on administrative leave for alleged teacher abuse while in class. >> reporter: we are live in san francisco where hundreds of union workers construction workers just walked off a job site at ucsf hospital. we'll tell you what happened when "mornings on 2" continues. >>> welcome back. happening right now -- more than 100 workers on strike at a ucsf complex south of at&t park in san francisco. ktvu's lorraine blanco is right there with the details. what's this all about? >> reporter: they walked

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>> minus infinity. >> let's go to briana keel ar standing by live. briana. >> hi there. budget here obviously. the chance they will be passed as you see them, very nil. this is president obama's opening salvo in this discussion that he will be having about deficit reduction with republicans and, of course, with member of his own party, but today, this morning, president obama in the rose garden as his budget is officially unveiled. and he'll be talking about how deficit reduction is important but he'll say it's not the only thing that needs to be done it can't be done at the expense of education, job training, infrastructure, new areas of spending we are expected to see in the budget. because we have seen the outline in recent days. one of the big headlines that folks will be talking about today is the carrot to republicans. you may have heard referred to as chain cpi. what the heck is that you may say? it is an adjustment to how social security benefits are doled out. something that republicans are happy that is in his proposal and many liberals are very upset about. it

always infinity. ll us what you think. >>> welcome back, everyone. i'm john berman. the names and faces of the victims in the boston bombings are starting to come to light, including this one. martin richard, killed in the attack while he was returning there was to hugis father.t his mother there soheas hurt. his sister was there also, she st her leg. an awful sight. police search anrtment in rever ve, sshutt i' o commonwealth avenue, two place.from where the bombings veigion into the twin e bombings, really unfolding all around uss the invtiti ally shifts int her high gear. overnight, federal, state, local agencies tne t a apartment in massachusetts upside down, searching for clues. about five miles from he. they left with bags of evidence, t no word on any rests. otr news, threeeoeild in theerr attacks. ldyone othoues ded and as we victims identified as 8-year-old martin richard, according to the boston globe, that is the boy's sister, lost her leg. his mother ffered a brain injury. just one of the families suerghi morning. the community o dorchester where they are

always infinity. tell us what you think. >>> welcome back, everyone. i'm john berman. the names and faces of the victims in the boston bombings are starting to come to light, including this one. this little boy. martin richard, killed in the attack while he was returning from giving his father a hug at the finish line. he there was to hug his father. his mother there also, she was hurt. his sister was there also, she lost her leg. an awful sight. police search an apartment in rever rere encr revere, massachusetts. i'm on commonwealth avenue, two blocks from where the bombings took place. live team coverage of the investigation into the twin bombings, really unfolding all around us as the investigation continues. really shifts into hyper high gear. overnight, federal, state, local agencies turned to an apartment in massachusetts upside down, searching for clues. about five miles from here. they left with bags of evidence, but no word on any arrests. other news, three people killed in the terror attacks. 144 people wounded and as we told you, one of the youngest victims

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on c-span3, reconsidering the infinity trial of mary todd lincoln -- the infinity trial of mary todd new england congressional delegation came to the house floor to talk about the boston marathon bombings. his book about half an hour. >> i rise today with my colleagues from massachusetts to thank the law enforcement officers, medical professionals, first responders, and citizen heroes for their incredible bravery and sacrifice during and after the tragic events last week at the boston marathon. given the time constraints, i would like to yield to my colleague from massachusetts, bill keating. >> i would like to thank my colleague for yielding, and i would like to thank you, mr. speaker. i would like to thank so many of our colleagues that we work with, day in and day out. when we came back into session, so many gave their heartfelt feelings for all those who were hurt during the terrible marathon bombing that occurred in boston on april 15. you know, we first remember those that lost their lives during this terrible, terrible tragedy. there are never words that are adequate to deal w

an whether or not the fed is going to go on and do infinity, that discussion of cost is what's going>> zbr and one quick question. after his comments from last week, i think it was, i wonder if you think lacker is moving the middle at all. >> i think jeff has been miskashlgtized. he's been supportive of things the federal reserve has done. his big concern about the cost. i don't see him moving to the middle. he's had a measured opposition. not a radical opposition to what the fed has done. he's a smart economist who a lot of people like to listen to and hear his thinking on things. they just disagree with his overall conclusion on policy. but obviously they're listening to him. we're talking to everybody. and it's the consensus that we're interested in. and i see that the consensus is probably towards a qe tapering maybe some time in the fall toward the end of the year. that's where it is right now. >> always good, steve. it seems like you have covered all the bases over the past few weeks. we'll talk to you soon. apple options are on the move. josh lipton has that for us at hq. >> w

now, there's an infinate supply.ed this one wrong. >> talk about oil and before, let's first of all, just for a minute or two, to wave my usa flag and to say we're number one and to hell with the middle east and to stick it to opec. let's do that first, then you can tell me why that's short sided. >> we have been listening -- >> we tend to do that here. >> it's been a great conversation. >> when you listen -- >> it's been a great conversation about presidential decision making, iraq, through syria and carl bernstein made the observation that one team has been religion. i think the other theme has been energy and the consequences, big decisions and you go back to 1911, winston churchill with was first lord of the admiral team and made the decision to switch prisen's navy on to oil and it was a really bold decision at the time. very controversial. because great britain had a lot coal. where was it going to get oil? the middle east. it changed britain's foreign policy. led them to carve iraq out of ottoman empire. led t

computers have an infinity nate memory, they never get tired. you can change their appears and they can ava themselves of almost all the techniques an individual person can too. this is a whole. a theory suggest that computers can be persuasive in the way we're persuasive. so you know this one anecdote but -- maybe it will want kerr away from me -- but think about this one example. turns out that we're more likely to talk about ourselves to people who talk about themselves. we tell more to'em who tell stuff about themselves. computers, too. so there's a study suggesting if a computer says, i was made in 2005. when were you born? you're more likely -- if you compound that with the fact that not only can i know that in general people are susceptible to the notion if you -- i tell you something, you'll tell me something. maybe that doesn't work on you, maybe something else does. if it's an arms reassume not going with the -- arms e.r.a. i'm not going with the consumer. >> one more question. you talk about an economic model for innovation and for tr