ok back to the way a show of the european sovereign debt trade one that john corazon detainee at the brokerage firm m.f. global just under two years ago and the futures and history regulator of the c.f. you see it finally decided to bring charges civil though they may be but in a damning complaint filed and federal court yesterday a former new jersey senator and governor is alleged to have had a hand and the one point six billion dollars loss of customers and these are civil charges not criminal and the trustee of the bankruptcy was who used to be an f.b.i. director and recently requested to be removed from the kate so is this the past being set for corazon a prison sentence to see we talking with mark jordan of the misses institute about this and other matters and just a bit and here is what's been your name and. russian born and moved to the united states in one nine hundred twenty six and became an iconic author and philosopher her magnum opus was atlas shrugged which convinced us that self interest as in everyone's prime interest in the novel has been made into a three. part movi

ok back to the way a show of the european sovereign debt trade one that john corazon detained at the brokerage firm m.f. global just under two years ago and the futures and history regulator the see at the finally decided to bring charges civil though they may be but in a damning complaint filed and federal court yesterday a former new jersey senator and governor is alleged to have had a hand and the one point six billion dollars loss of customer funds and these are civil charges not criminal and the trustee of the bankruptcy who was who used to be an f.b.i. director and recently requested to be removed from the kate so is this past being set for a course and a prison sentence to see we talking with mark jordan of the misses institute about this and other matters and just about. and here is what's in your. russian born and moved to the united states in one thousand twenty six and became an iconic author and philosopher her magnum opus was atlas shrugged which convinced us that self interest is in everyone's prime interest in the novel has been made into a three part movie part two wa

to see all right and he worked under john corazon a long long time ago but this office of inspector general in the c.r.t.c. found that there was no need for gansler to recuse himself there really weren't the conflicts of interest there as i said gensler was more interested in regulating the swaps market and he was trying to do a bunch of other things. at the time and this was now m.f. global it was just one point six billion dollars one point six what's a few hundred million among friends. as compared to the swaps market which is truly and yes i mean the notional value of the swaps market is seven hundred trillion and it was a major coup for this you have to see to be able to reveal who they know to regulate this entire market the u.s. dollar based so it was sent a signal when when gary gensler recused himself it sent a signal to see you have to see was not interested in protecting the customers unfortunately and it was like i said a dual liquidation bankruptcy process now the securities and exchange commission asserted its authority to liquidate the broker unit which had all the customer f

ok back to the a show of the european sovereign debt trade one that john corazon painted the brokerage firm m.f. global just under two years ago and the futures and history regulator of the c f t c finally decided to bring charges.

did a lot to influence the environmental agency i would even say she was chief of staff under john corazon and of course of the most global thing just to throw that in there a lot of a lot of ties but if you're not happy with your i phone product apple announced that they are going to reintroduce this apple phone trade in program supposed to start later this month and i said to entice user is rumored to. start later this month and of all anti caesars to upgrade their i phones just to be sure they're going to be selling they're not going to be dumping these refurbished i phones on the u.s. market they're going to be bringing them to emerging markets because i phone because apple wants to sell i phone five here of course and what's interesting is a lot of these companies like you already have buyback programs i think two hundred dollars or so for a i phone four. so you can basically get an i phone five with no money down just like a car and in this no interest rate or low interest rate environment and is interesting that they change the chargers as well because you can't use well right solid

ok back to me a show of the european sovereign debt trade one that john corazon painted the brokerage firm m.f. global just under two years ago and the futures and history regulator the c.f. you see if finally decided to bring charges civil though they may be but in a damning complaint filed and federal court yesterday the former new jersey senator and governor is alleged to have had a hand and the one point six billion dollars loss of customer funds and these are civil charges not criminal and the trustee of the bankruptcy was who used to be an f.b.i. director and recently requested to be.

a bernie made off sitting in prison or somebody else i don't know who else could go to prison john corazon well the people involved with a life or scandal i mean how many people were affected by the lie war is tied to market raise all over the spectrum trillions and trillions of dollars but i would charge you know this is all about interest rate rigging who are the biggest manipulators of interest rates by mandate central banks so why can't we why can't we you know accuse these guys of the same crimes that already dictated that authority to them know where they're going to let you know you delegated that authority of the central banks i'm saying that what we're seeing right now the bankers to come together and raise the why were i right that basically affect everybody who ok we're going down we're talking maybe about five basis points when the federal reserve has kept you know it came down from four four four points i mean that's four hundred basis points if you want to look at the larger crime in all this i think we have to go back to the federal reserve and sort of bring it all back to t

some viewer feedback that we took from facebook the first question is from hob right off he said john corazon it bankrupted and global and takes one point seven billion dollars to c f d c general counsel overseer gary gensler worked under corazon at goldman sachs so he recused himself of protecting and protecting itself in the case he wants to know if he was a nice bit of scratching each other's backs instead of actually doing the job and get it right and not shout excites me well yes i would say he kind of got it right in a nutshell because although gary gensler recused himself and this is something we're talking about yesterday with john breaux co-founder of the commodity customer coalition gensler recused himself early on in the case the investors in the customers didn't know what they were supposed to do and gensler was head of the sea up to see all right and he worked under john corps zein a long long time ago but this office of inspector general in the c.r.t.c. found that there was no need for gensler to recuse himself there really weren't the conflicts of interest there as i said gensl

know this is something that is passionate to me personally coming from the future is industry john corazon is finally being prosecuted by the c. of d.c. you know these are not criminal charges. these are civil charges but still the c. of d.c. is demanding a jury trial c. and b. c. is reporting on this and they actually interviewed children who's a commissioner and it looks like we might actually get some justice on this unfortunately see n.b.c. reported the amount of customer funds missing as one hundred billion it was one point six billion but what's a factor of one hundred i mean you think anything's going to come of this i mean it's been two years maybe is too little too late i don't know it's never too late because this could actually send a message and as we've talked with the other day it's not necessarily a deterrent because no criminal who can pick who commits these kinds of crimes thinks that they're going to get caught but there is justice and justice needs to be served well i sure hope so. well now the question that i'm going to pose today is is snowden being protected by the ci

all the corruption maybe we can get john corazon maybe we can get the department of justice to actually focus on putting these two big people in jail for every novel idea but i think they should be using the white house to find misuse funds first ok well government spending back to your point all right well i'm all for that but let's back up they're selling this so how are they going to say this is going to go to the private sector now. unless another government agency acquires a ok or a government contractor maybe you know probably pretty water looks like it's off fair game but you can also bid on the columbia falls of radar site starting at one hundred five thousand dollars what would you use this for bob if you were going to buy a well what's on my radar i'm looking at what's going to be happening in the new monetary future. interest rates are always on my radar and i'm expecting them to rise now they're already are rising but i think they're going to go up by a substantial amount and this is going to force bernanke into a corner we'll see how that plays out this is a former air forc

all the corruption maybe we can get john corazon zero maybe we can get the department of justice to actually focus on putting these two big people in jail for every novel i have i think they should be using the white house to find misuse funds first ok well government spending back to your point earlier well i'm all for that but let's back up they're selling this so how are they going to say this is going to go to the private sector no. unless another government agency acquires it ok for a government contractor maybe probably produce water looks like it's off fair game you can also bid on the columbia falls of radar site starting at one hundred five thousand dollars what would you use this for a bob if you were going to buy a well what's on my radar i'm looking at what's going to be happening in the near monetary future interest rates are always on my radar and i'm expecting them to rise now there already are rising but i think they're going to go up by a substantial amount and this is going to force bernanke into a corner and we'll see how that plays out this is a former air force marines s

you know this is something that is passionate to me personally coming from the futures industry john corazon is finally being prosecuted by the c. of d.c. you know these are not criminal charges these are civil charges but still the sea of d.c. is demanding a jury trial see him b.c. is reporting on this and they actually interviewed children who is the commissioner and it looks like we might actually get some justice on this unfortunately see n.b.c. reported the amount of customer funds missing as one hundred billion it was one point six billion but what's a factor of one hundred. that i come of that is i mean two year is maybe it's too little too late i don't know what it's never too late because this could actually send a message and as we've talked with a mentor the other day. necessarily a deterrent because no criminal who can pick who commits these kinds of crimes thinks that they're going to get caught but there is justice and justice needs to be served well i sure hope so. well now the question that i'm going to pose today is is snowden being protected by the cia some have alleged tha

a bernie made off sitting in prison or somebody else i don't know who else could go to prison john corazon well the people involved with a life or scandal i mean how many people were affected by the lie war is tied to market raise all over the spectrum trillions and trillions of dollars but i would charge you know this is all about interest rate rigging who are the biggest manipulators of interest rates by mandate central banks so why can't we why can't we you know accuse these guys of the same crimes that have already dictated that authority to them whether they don't yet have the delegated authority of the central banks i'm saying that what we're seeing right like the bankers to come together and raise the wire a rate that basically affects everybody who ok we're going down we're talking maybe about five basis points when the federal reserve has kept you know it came down from four four four points i mean that's four hundred basis points if you want to look at the larger crime in all this i think we have to go back to the federal reserve and sort of bring it all back to the federal reser

ok back to me a show of the european sovereign debt trade one john corazon detained at the brokerage firm m.f. global just under two years ago and the futures and history regulator the c.f. you see finally decided to bring charges civil though they may be but in a damning complaint filed and federal court.

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