revolution john welcome to the kaiser report thank you max all right john butler let's talk about the bonus bank most that the legendary central bank has been sidelined it took a more power. european central bank this is true well it is up to a point and i think it's important to understand that the been displaying remains to this day a very unique central bank it's the most independent in the way it was set up and designed and the powers that it supposedly gave to the e.c.b. and certainly did in a formal legal way the powers it gave to the e.c.b. to get the new ruling do not in fact circumscribed other powers and or give me the single most important one of those is simply the rule of the bundesbank plays in german culture and this should not be downplayed when the bundesbank objects to something in this case for example with the e.c.b. is recommended with respect to bailouts that resonates in germany in a way that a similar statement by a central bank in other countries such as the u.s. or the u.k. simply would not resonate to the bundesbank is almost revered i don't think that's too

we'll such as gold other precious metals or for that matter commodities in general all right john butler going to leave it there thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you max all right that's going to do it for this edition of the times report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert ever think my guest john butler because i'm an email please do so at kaiser report at r t t v dot are you going to like timex guys are saying oh no. please speak to language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's cool here. reporting from the will talks of p.r.p. interviews intriguing story for you. in troy. for a visit. we both agree we agree we're going to bring the tax rates down i felt the same as the president did governor romney i'm glad. you agree let's come back to something the president i agree on and you tube you agree that the voters have a choice perhaps you wonder who to vote for when romney and obama agree on so many things remember you do have other options come november sixth this is the second round of debates between the major third party candidates right here on our t.v. . g

of slogans have actually achieved major major success and that was stop the duke go for gold and john butler of m four capital who we recently interviewed on keiser report he's the one who first in lighting dust to this movement this was a campaign started by the middle class of britain prior to the eight hundred thirty two reform act which saw basically the house of commons reforms more representation given to the new industrial cities and less given to the what do they call them the rotten boroughs who were very few but the rich live i mean brooklyn. so however it took three goes to get this reform act in there were protests all sorts of occupations things happening but no change happens until some protesters advocated nonpayment of taxes and urged a run on the banks saying stop the duke go for gold one point five million pounds with was withdrawn from the bank of england and right away max this reform act was introduced finally the duke of wellington stood up introduce this bill and it passed that's right the people's run on the bank and work historically shows that it works people say th

. >> john butler. i didn't see you there. i'm sorry -- it [inaudible] >> yeah. i apologize.you have been holding the card up. what would you like to say? [inaudible] scott mentioned, we have knock against flag football. we have offered flag football i don't know when flak football started probably the early 1980s,ed at least if not earlier, but to scott's point no matter how we promote it. we never get over 950 team versus 7500 tackle football teams. it's not a matter of promoting one or the other. that's what people sign up for. i can tell you the fastest growing divisions are the young two youngest divisions. we believe very strongly in education. we certainly, as -- we put put in arbitrary rules this year, we needed a starting point. we need to know going forward whether we need to adjust the rules further or create new rules as new research indicates appropriate. i have been asked a number of times over the last couple of years why don't they do away with tackle football and only offer flag football. my response, i've surveyed a number of people and if we did, 95% of our

. >> john butler. i didn't see you there. i'm sorry -- it [inaudible] >> yeah. i apologize.ou have been holding the card up. what would you like to say? [inaudible] scott mentioned, we have knock against flag football. we have offered flag football i don't know when flak football started probably the early 1980s,ed at least if not earlier, but to scott's point no matter how we promote it. we never get over 950 team versus 7500 tackle football teams. it's not a matter of promoting one or the other. that's what people sign up for. i can tell you the fastest growing divisions are the young two youngest divisions. we believe very strongly in education. we certainly, as -- we put put in arbitrary rules this year, we needed a starting point. we need to know going forward whether we need to adjust the rules further or create new rules as new research indicates appropriate. i have been asked a number of times over the last couple of years why don't they do away with tackle football and only offer flag football. my response, i've surveyed a number of people and if we did, 95% of our

expresses three of the four most valuable slaves of monticello -- he frees culver, a butler and painter and he frees the master, john hemings. that's about one tenth of the value compared together 126 slaves. what do you make of that? >> sure, i will just repeat the question is i don't know but was picked up by the microphone. he asked the question, why didn't jefferson essentially freeze some of his most valuable slaves? >> two of the slaves he freed were his own children. as to why he freed the other three, i don't know. i don't know if he had made a prior promise to them. they were certainly very valuable servants to him. they were hemingses so they were related to him through his wife but i honestly cannot answer that question. i don't know how he chose him. >> thank you for the scholarship you have done to bring this new information forward that i'm interested in the psychology of jefferson and mr. o'shaughnessy was presenting us with what i think has been to my basic knowledge of jefferson up until now and that is a very, a thinker, great philosopher, a very religious in his own way man, spiritual and in seein

people came to butler county, ohio, the most important county and the most important state in the the union and last -- and the last cycle four years ago, we couldn't get 300 people to watch john mccain. 30,000 stood in a grass field to hear the words tonight of mitt romney and paul ryan and it was a turned on moment for this state. >> sean: billy cunningham you have never been block cincinnati. i'm taking it to the bank. you are a great american. god bless you. >> so are you. god bless america. >> sean: karl rove shares his predictions for tuesday's election. unemployment numbers come in today and unemployment numbers rise yet again. how much more proof do you need that this president is not up to this job? >> a quick programming vote a live edition of hannity [ male announcer ] with 160 more miles per tank, the distances aren't getting shorter. ♪ the trucks are going farther. the new 2013 ram 1500. ♪ with the best-in-class fuel economy. engineered to move heaven and earth. ♪ guts. glory. ram. morning because my back hurt so bad. the sleep number bed conforms to you. i wake up in the morning with no back pain. i can adjust it if i need to...if my back's a little more sore. an

people came to butler county, ohio, the most important county and the most important state in the the union and last -- and the last cycle four years ago, we couldn't get 300 people to watch john mccain. 30,000 stood in a grass field to hear the words tonight of mitt romney and paul ryan and it was a turned on moment for this state. >> sean: billy cunningham you have never been block cincinnati. i'm taking it to the bank. you are a great american. god bless you. >> so are you. god bless america. >> sean: karl rove shares his predictions for tuesday's election. unemployment numbers come in today and unemployment numbers rise yet again. how much more proof do you need that this president is not up to this job? >> a quick programming vote a live edition of hannity 9:00 eastern sunday night. hope you will join us. begin. tomato, obviously. haha. there's more than that though, there's a kick to it. wahlalalalallala! smooth, but crisp. it's kind of like drinking a food that's a drink, or a drink that's a food, woooooh! [ male announcer ] taste it and describe the indescribable. could've had a v8. and i took on all the bigger, tougher ones. but with mr. clean's new select-a-size magi

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john husted said that, just hiss around 5.7, 5.8, which is what it was in 2008. you talk to the folks down in butler say yeah, turnout was strong. early voting was 10% up. they said overall they think they will hit the number they had last time which was 175,000. that means that mitt romney has to improve performance over what john mccain had in some of those collar counties that went republic. that's a high bar to clear. if he had been able to double that or, you know, go at that two-prong way where he increased the turnout and increased his performance, that gives him the better shot at it. so now it looks like it's just down to performance in those counties. county by county and trying to pick up votes to offset what it is that barack obama will pick up in cuyahoga and overall with the early vote as well. bret? >> bret: steve, thank you. >> megyn: now we want to get back to virginia where one clue to the presidential contest may be found in the results of the hotly contested senate race between two former governors running against each other. democrat tim cane and republic george allen. at this m

butler county north of cincinnati. it's where mitt romney ran that big rally last friday. speaker john -- those folks came. we have still got some votes out there in delaware county, north of columbus, which is heavily republic and warren county, northeast of cincinnati on i-71. those are going to be there. we have half the pretickets -- precincts in cuyahoga county. there are republic suburbs in cuyahoga county. the precincts that are in are about 68% of obama. it was about 68% of obama four years ago. i don't think there is reason to believe that huge republic territory is waiting to come in there even if the republicans carry parma, the famous place with the bowling alleys and stuff. hamilton county, cincinnati, when i looked at it, they basically had about 55% obama for the county. he won 53% there. what that says to me is he is not getting the vote in has not absorbed all of the black precincts in the central city. it's a mixture of central city suburbs. >> bret: karl, you are now looking at numbers that you can say -- >> -- if we were calling this with 29,000 i would be more accepting than the secret

john rosenberg a policy adviser strategic information and communications group. thank you for joining us today. [applause] >> admiral jonathan grew up in a pittsburgh suburb in butler pennsylvania. the son of a steel worker he was the third of six children. he was the all-american kid growing up. he worked not won a paper route but to. he was on the swimming team, student council, a member of the national honor society and the arcuri club, and to top it off he and his buddies were also members of the major club, a group that offered them a return at a ball game or at the rotary club dinners. accepted at the university of pennsylvania, the military academy at west point and the united states naval academy, she made a smart choice following in his footsteps in the naval academy. the study of nuclear power to serve as a submarine officer. the open the academy from 1975 and you will find a few tidbits about the admiral. it describes him as a man always colorful and religiously nonacademic known for a colorful weekend. it concludes with his personality, good works and quick wit that he is bound to be a success. coming from a navy family, know how choirboy and your books