bank j.p. morgan chase oh he lives tony blair of course the lead up to the iraq war they lied they cooked up the intelligence colin powell showed a little vial of talcum powder and said he got to go kill a million iraqis blair was part of that he's got blood on this and he's part of the pursuit j.p. morgan he kills people for money for blood and he and larry fink are in the same kind of corrupt boat ok and he works for j.p. morgan chase the day he got out of office at ten downing street he jumped into j.p. morgan chase they hired him for two million dollars per year who was game which came first the chicken or the egg was blair working for j.p. morgan before he left tend to the left ten downing street and that question applies to barack obama is he working for j.p. morgan now or is he going to take his job when he leaves the white house and he doesn't want to stay for a second term because he'd rather jump right in there and work with j.p. morgan and tony blair and cash out the white house just to res

j.p. morgan goldman sachs we have something like this. we go your money. so the average net worth of billionaires on forbes billionaire list is now three point seven billion compared to three point five billion in two thousand and nine it dramatically increased at the top so carlos slim is still the richest man but his wealth in two thousand and ten increased by twenty billion for example but then steve forbes the guy who runs forbes magazine he says. these are creators they're not plutocrats these are do or making things happen and when they do well we all do well oh he's lying they're not creators they're not do or they're or plucked or crabs they're stealing money from the system it's like defending cancer saying that cancer is somehow beneficial to the host you know cancer is destroying the host the top fortune or forbes list as a cancer destroying the host called the global economy and the global ecology it's eco eco disaster in the u.s. ten percent of the people own about thirty percent of

j.p. morgan. it's right they hope the billionaires of the kleptocrats and then they've been there's the food stamp program for the peasants and by the way you're probably one of the peasants aren't you unless you want to believe there is a larger show because of our recommendation for gold and silver but anyway please continue so i finally have mine here fox news and glenn beck telling you don't organize whatever you that the devils leftism it's like these are evil people they're feminazi and all these nasty little tards so don't organize i'm going to show you what happened in a nation that would probably be called socialist by glenn beck marxists and other sort of nasty words in american lingo dutch bankers' bonuses axed by people power so in the netherlands people gathered on twitter and campaigned to they were going to basically boycott i n g bank which is state bell this is state owned bank but they were awarding themselves big bonuses the c.e.o. was given himself a bonus of one million pounds

whether it's goldman sachs or j.p. morgan or ever corps. they're aligned with the xwloifees who do the transactions. >> tom: so they have skin in the game? >> that's for sure. >> tom: a lot of questions about citi, hillary. john wrote in saying "several weeks ago you recommended citi in part because of low stock price. given the 10 for 1 reverse split. are you still recommending it?" you liked at 4.77. today it's 4.40. reverse split, $44. due like it in the 40s? >> i love citi group. because the large institutions like pension funds and mutual runned funds are not allowed to buy stocks under $5. can opens up a whole new world for investors, and because of the dividend, it means the mutual funds can buy into citi, and as capital improves, citi will get to where it should k it will be a hundred dollars a share. >> tom: still bullish on citi. barbara cent this note. "what can i tell my investment club about tiva." it's a pharmaceutical maker. you recommended it in the mid-50s. tonight below $50 a share. what's the outlook. you want to own teva

j.p. morgans and the goldman sachs they've committed financial terrorism around the world in egypt all over country struggling to break free and but primarily in the united states well this was a private contractor who made this report for the pentagon in two thousand and nine and so only just been released to the public and the guy's name is kevin d. freeman and he wrote this report called economic warfare responses and he reports that the three phased attack was planned and is in the process against the united states' economy but he says he says this could be coming from middle eastern states islamic terrorists hostile members of the chinese military or government in organized crime groups in russia venezuela or around so he's blaming somebody else and then he goes on to report this he says the new battle space is the economy we spend hundreds of billions of dollars on a weapon systems each year but a relatively small amount of money focused against our financial markets through leveraged derivatives or cyber efforts can result in trillions of dollars in losses and the perpetrators can re

twin towers is exactly right they should call the credit default swap invented by life masters of j.p. morgan she should recall those box cutters because they're at the primary weapon of choice for these terrorists on wall street and people say well how do we know it's american terrorists that are doing this home bred american financial terrorism look at the bonus pool if the economy is shrinking and the unemployment rates are skyrocketing and wages are collapsing and yet a few people on wall street are paying themselves record bonuses that's your evidence are you so stupid people in washington not to understand the connection ok so this private contractor provided for the pentagon cover for the financial terrorists now here's a report that was released last week from a congressional commission report more time contractors waste steal tens of billions then come back for more this commission found in a report to congress at what risk correcting our over reliance on contractors and contingency operations they concluded that contractors quote misspent dollars running into the tens of billions of

among the companies are san jose-based cisco, j.p. morgan, j.p. morgan chase, at&t, and verizon. >>> jobless rates are going anywhere for a while. the forecast says the state's jobless rate will not fall below 10% until the first quarter of 2013. the report predicts the bay area will be the region that leads the state recovery. >>> this space shuttle recovery is back on earth for good. >> it came after a weeklong stay at the international space station. discovery has flown 137 mission since 1984. the shadow will go on display in a few months and only two more shuttle flights are scheduled before the fleet is mothballed. >>> california's budget battle takes a new turn it what governor brown did late this afternoon. >>> also, cell phone video that has left public broadcasting in hot water. >> rating your forecast for thursday. rain in the forecast shows rain not only for tomorrow but for the weekend. i will tell you when. >> more than two dozen people face charges after last night's mardi gras celebration. police arrested 26 people. six of those take

j.p. morgan, wells fargo, u.s. bancorp and state street say they'll also buy back some of their shares. but the good news has its limits. the federal reserve has effectively restricted dividend payouts to 30% of earnings and those dividends may face more risk than in the past says morningstar's jim sinegal. >> if the economy starts to turn down again, i think regulators have given themselves a lot more leeway now to tell the banks to pull back and not pay out so much. >> reporter: sinegal expects the strongest banks to raise dividends in the coming year. the payouts are still well short of the levels in the boom years, but credit suisse analyst moshe orenbuch says regulators are now drawing distinctions based on performance. >> there are going to be haves and have nots among the banks. some will be better than others. the fed actually tried hard in the last stress test in may of 2009 to sort of keep everyone on an equal footing and so i think the stronger banks will actually do better as a result. >> reporter: one

having their currency indeed based because of the stealing that's going on by goldman sachs and j.p. morgan by using high frequency trading in a foreign exchange how come they are not participating in this because they're getting penalized by this there are victims of their protests i just don't think that the stealing is necessarily the right through this it someplace else. stealing involves that there is some kind of physical commodity that's being stolen the currency is being debased implies that if we didn't do this the currency would be sold and and the whole problem here is that the currency itself is disconnected from any kind of physical value it exists as a debt against future production rather than a store of value and this all of this comes back to the immaterial basis that we're not living it so yes in a sense you could say that they're stealing in a greater sense they're not really stealing because there's nothing to be stolen right so the people who are victimized by the best they should take solace in the fact that when it all started they weren't worth anything to begin with

silver off the market you crash the banks principally the biggest financial peril in world war j.p. morgan but m. and i is hooked into this obviously they've done a deal with tarp they took billions they gave back nothing they're leeching from the community and the people who are trying to work a decent living in that area are rightfully and. probably this article is a very bizarre little fact put in here and remember the peasants are tearing each other apart half of the peasants and in wisconsin are against the peasant workers in the public sector unions the firefighters the policeman and nurses and the teachers are against them a tunnel in the am and i parking garage links to the capitol basement dubbed the rat hole to the walker palace the tunnel always used by governor scott walker to ferry lobbyists into the capitol building to here is a budget address while the capitol building was shut down so this bank has a secret tunnel that goes directly into the capitol building a private corporation as a direct link into the capitol building where they don't have to go mix with the riff raff a

resident praised by manipulation of the futures markets by the same j.p. morgan you understand that it's a dictator who's really if this rating to you use your word or to disenfranchise the average person in a way that there it's hard for them to notice that it's not about a gun to their head it's about just quietly bankrupting them let's go to point number ten americans now all more than eight hundred ninety billion dollars on student loans which is even more and they owe on credit cards so here is this real attack on the young generation which is what you see going on in the middle east these are the young rising up against the middle aged and older people who control this the military oligarchies there in the united states we have this financial darkies and the youth are the ones that have been bludgeoned more than any other oh it's sad really because that's your research and development costs are expense the government should not force their youth into indentured servitude to pay for university and college loans that once again go to intermediaries like salli

industry and that's what's behind this and don't forget that the south texas plan is backed by j.p. morgan and citibank when we're talking about four billion in guarantees it's not to the actual nuclear plant operators it's to j.p. morgan citibank who are putting up the money so we're guaranteeing and basically have another bank bailout in advance that we're looking at so what instead of waiting world we're bailing we're guaranteeing to the banks that if they finance the construction of these plants and something goes south short term or long term that and then the company can't pay back the banks and this four billion in this two cases but he's looking for a total of over fifty billion bet basically were dispatched out into banks not the nuclear power plant companies that's right instead of instead of straddles and credit default swaps they've decided to go into into the radiation business and once again we're guaranteeing it or guaranteeing it in advance affect tokyo electric said we will come to the u.s. unless we get these guarantees for our bankers the answer is well. maybe but you do

but no he got the rest of the government to bail out his banking buddies and coleman sachs and j.p. morgan contrast that with this fella is like i'm going to die for my country by helping to restore this problem down there at the nuke plant and in fact will prove it further in this headline form bankers flee tokyo as nuclear crisis deepens apparently private jet operators are saying they can charge anything they want because these guys are showing up and are willing to pay whatever it takes to get out of the country that they're using their bailout money gifted to them from the corrupt banks to pay half a million or a million a flight to get out of the problem they created thanks you courageous bankers but this is also that mad max world we see is that here's the good guy he dies in the nuclear meltdown he's sacrifices himself and all of these schmucks and hard core criminals are the ones that flee on the private jets and leave the carcass of their colonies that they created behind well son i'll bet is actually stays there but i understand that during this crisis barack obama was actually

valuation i saw a headline on business insider dot com today that they are talking to goldman and j.p. morgan about an i.p.o. this year and a twenty five billion dollar valuation i don't think a lot of people around the world it companies only two years old they're probably not unfamiliar with the story can you give people an idea what this company is all about how they valuation jump so high so quick it's a good story credible stories the fact it's the fastest growing billion dollar company of all time the basic idea is you know they send out one email a day to its users offering a great daily deal in their town or theoretically great. so you know half of pizza or half of drinks sure they've had some really hysterical ones like. press reduction surgery stuff like that and people going crazy for didn't work so they hire great writers and it's become a big substation all around the country you know is a great business is twenty five go it seems like a lot of money yeah absolutely is it a sign that we're in a new bubble it very well could be but the business is real ok so this is part of the wh

j.p. morgan chase is considering a plan to limit debit card purchases to less than $100. the bank says that's because financial reform laws will lower fees paid on debit card purchases to just 12 cents per transaction. >>> today an artist will present his design future a sculpture outside the new trans- bay terminal in san francisco. the artist wants to build a sculpture using salvage debris from the old terminal. officials will vote on the plan today. if approved the sculpture will be up in 2015, two years ahead of the new terminal. >>> a judge in los angeles gave actress lindsay lohan two weeks to decide if she will accept a plea bargain that will send her to jail or face trial on charges of stealing a necklace from a jewelry store. it came during her court appearance this morning. if she pleads guilty or no contest, it would be a violation of her probation on a previous drunk driving charge and lead to jail time. she's accused of walking out of a jewelry store with a $2500 necklace january 22nd. she said she forgot to give it become to the clerk. >>> actor charlie shee

j.p. morgan calls a new heart defibrillator cable the most important new device in almost ten years. the analyst thinks st. jude will gain market share from competitors. those competitors include boston scientific, which fell 4%. and medtronic was off 1%. after getting slammed yesterday, telecom led the sector gainers thanks to cellular tower company american tower. this is the past 90 sessions. the stock bounced 4.5% after falling yesterday over worries about less business should the at&t buyout of t-mobile become a reality. consumer stocks were the weakest, led lower by retailer urban outfitters. shares fell 4%. they have been falling since disappointing earnings earlier this month. this is a 180-session chart. the stock is at four-month lows. watch jabil circuit tomorrow. shares were down 3% at the close, but popped up 10% after the bell. its earnings and outlook were better than expected. finally, the micro-cap firm prana biotech. this is the past month, and look at the action this stock has

he's global market strategist at j.p. morgan private bank. >> susie: research in motion may be headed for a showdown in india. the indian government has given the company until the end of the month to hand over encryption keys to its corporate blackberry e-mail service. r.i.m. gave india access to its consumer service late last year, but the smart-phone maker won't let its corporate e-mail service be monitored. india worries terrorists could use that service to communicate. >> tom: the european union wants to beef up rules for online privacy. in the next few months, new proposals will be rolled out putting more safeguards on personal information. regulators want users to be able to completely erase personal data if they choose to do so. now sites such as facebook, google, microsoft and yahoo would be targeted because of their use of personal information. here in the u.s., the obama administration is also looking at greater privacy protections for web users. >> susie: in the "money file," why women, especially, need to negotiate

last week, j.p. morgan upgraded several chip stocks. today, wells fargo cut its sector opinion to market weight. the bank calls its position "moderate though still optimistic." the winner in tech today was disk drive maker western digital. this is the past 180 sessions. shares jumped 15% and volume quadrupled after buying the hard drive business of hitachi for $4.3 billion. fellow disk drive maker seagate saw a nice pop, up 9% on heavy volume. but intevac slid 4%. it makes equipment to make hard drives. shares in teen retailer urban outfitters slid 9% from its 4:00 p.m. eastern close, dropping below $35 per share. it reported a shortfall in fourth-quarter profits. sales and margins were hurt by mark downs of holiday merchandise. a quartet of teen retailers are out with earnings this week, and each traded down today. american eagle outfitter was off a fraction. hot topic shed 2.5%. aeropostale was off almost 2%. and the buckle was off 1% as they prepare their earnings reports in the days ahead. >> in the past couple sessions we've seen m

a j.p. morgan analyst upgraded chip stocks, figuring the inventory glut is over. xilinx added almost 6%. chip equipment make k.l.a. tencor was up 3.5%. texas instruments added more than 3%. yahoo also helped out tech, up 3%. it is in talks to sell its 30% take in yahoo japan. discount retailer costco didn't exactly wow investors with its quarterly results today, coming in as expected. international and gasoline sales helped. cowen and company analyst laura champine thinks higher pump prices could continue to help. >> prices around $4 hurts costco's margins a little bit, but it also drives traffic to costco. they're happier to take a skinnier margin on gasoline just to drive that traffic. and they don't sell gasoline to non-members, so it helps move their membership numbers higher, too. and that membership fee income stream is really where they make most of their money. >> tom: champine says costco will not raise membership fees this year, as expected, something she calls disappointing. that may explain the stock reaction, down 3% to its lowest price in a month. fi