that are heavily influential in washington we'll here to help us talk about this whole issue is john perkins because he is a former economic hit man and he's author of hoodwinked an economic hit man reveals why the world financial markets imploded and what we need to do to remake them so we're going to we're going to figure out today how we can do anything about this so first mr perkins thanks for being on the show it's always really a pleasure to talk to you it's great to be with you thanks so when you hear something like this jobs act which has this bipartisan support and sounds the way politicians have talked about it like it's this great thing that's going to reduce barriers first small businesses to raise capital sounds great but then when you hear more about the fine print from a lot of experts it just sounds like wall street interests are going to get their way at peeling back regulation or corporate interests are going to have more leeway that sort of thing does this to you sound like wall street starts using washington's bipartisan support for welfare. it certainly does you know and

we're going to get a break but when we come back we will have more with former economic hitman john perkins and still out here dine and dash saying motorcade style we'll give you our three cents how much of what money the police say obama owes them but first your closing market next. thanks. it's technology innovations all the developments around. the future are. welcome back with the signing of the jobs act today in the u.s. which critics say simply opens the door to massive fraud wall street pump and dump schemes allows companies to report a lot of accounting and audit rules or here to them when they go public companies that make up to a billion dollars we're talking about how to deal with this issue of entrenched corporate interests and corporate welfare in washington which really garners bipartisan support these are the bipartisan achievements ones that don't necessarily benefit the people that they say they're benefiting so john perkins is talking with us he's former economic hitman and author of good point an economic hit man reveals why the world's financial markets imploded and what

more time to talk about it but i'm glad you've given us a little bit of hope here and that was john perkins i wish we had more time i'm going to leave it there part of a it's a calmer economic hitman thank you. thank you. all right let's wrap it up at least we have dimitri and shannon to talk about the banks because it wouldn't be a day on the show without that because j.p. morgan c.e.o. jamie dimon is annual shareholder letter came out yesterday if you haven't seen i bet you can guess with it he complains about new government regulation he's been this has been for a while he says it'll cost three billion dollar he's upset about it this morning on squawk box jim cramer actually had something to say about simon's complaining listen to this. i think he's become what club you for us work or maybe yeah he's a warner you like. all right that's not a good thing or you get copies of it and then all the stuff that the government means oh. i mean just to. so he hammered and we've got to give jim cramer credit for that but the most interesting part is look at the reaction of the other people that wer

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that's all we have time for thanks so much for tuning in please come back tomorrow we will have john perkins he's best selling author of confessions of an economic hit man and he's also self professed economic hitman and viewers on you tube and twitter like richard have asked me about this if they think that the dollar is manipulated what makes you think they won't manipulate or regulate bull for answering that question richard outvote we're going to try to get you. sir because friday we're going to speak to michael loney of gold silver dot com a renowned investor advisor off their industry expert about metal manipulation and don't forget to follow me on twitter at lord lester give us feedback at you tube dot com plus capital count and have a great night. culture is that so much a given to each musician on the market. to the muslim brotherhood decision to one presidential candidate coming elections down to maybe there's a policy. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then he lives something else here sees some other part of it and rea

keys clacking] in october 2001, he managed to get a meeting with john doerr from the big silicon valley venture capital firm kleiner perkins. how much do you think i need to come up with the next big thing? >> oh, that's my job, to find entrepreneurs who are gonna change the world and then help them. >> john doerr has certainly changed our world. he's the one who discovered and funded netscape, amazon, and google. when he listened to k.r., the idea seemed just as transformative. efficient, inexpensive, clean energy out of a box. but google... >> mm. >> 25 million. >> mm-hmm. >> this man said how much money? >> at the time, he said over $100 million. >> didn't smoke start coming out of your ears and--no? >> no. >> that was okay? >> that was okay. >> so nothing he said scared you? >> oh, i wasn't at all sure it could be done. >> but there was a selling point. clean energy was an emerging market worth gazillions. >> i like to say that the new energy technologies could be the largest economic opportunity of the 21st century. >> was this your very first-- >> clean energy investment? >> yeah. >> this was the very first. >> many

john mccain or a bob dole or a gerald ford. those are not usually the republican candidates, jonathan, that win. it's usually conservatives that stir up the base. >> and tony perkins yesterday was making that same point. he's one of the big cultural conservative leaders. he said we nominate a moderate, it's always harder getting our folks fired up. and yes, they're going to have negative energy towards president obama, but are they going to have positive energy toward romney? that's still very much an open question, and i think it's going to be key for romney in the next few weeks. it privately and publicly to make sure that he's got those folks lined up working for him. it was not until john mccain picked sarah palin that he had those folks proactively working for him in '08. >> thank you, jonathan. >> thanks, guys. good to see you. >> and you know, negative energy can only take you so far. there were a lot of people, democrats, younger democrats, that say this is the angriest republicans have ever been at anybody in the history of the world. they don't remember bill clinton. they don't remember the negative. i've never seen negative energy like i saw against bil