kaiser? >> our experts have relied on here say, which was one of the bases, but i did not remember perfectly for striking this information last time. it is relevant for the same reasons that the florez testimony is relevant, it is relevant because it goes to understanding the likelihood of whether it was more severe incident on december 31. including all of the factual aspects of the incident, or whether or it was not. iyou heard the testimony yesterday that in her opinion, the incident must have been less significant because there were no indications of economic abuse or emotional abuse or verbal abuse, and here is our expert looking at other statements that she considers reliable that she believes are evidence that it is more likely that this is domestic violence that is more severe. that is the relevance. >> okay, any questions for ms. kaiser? this does rely on paragraphs that were stricken from miss madison's declaration, which is why i recommend that we strike it from the other declarati

kaiser? this does rely on paragraphs that were stricken from miss madison's declaration, which is why i recommend that we strike it from the other declaration. is there any dissenting view from my fellow commissioners? ok, 96, i think is basically the same. i would strike 96, too, for that same reason. >> may i speak to that point? as a matter of law, there is not a problem, the expert relied on evidence that was proper but not admit it. an expert may rely on other things beyond admitted evidence. >> that it is not very helpful to us if she relies on evidence that we said was not reliable or helpful to us. i would strike 96. it128. >> it is the same issue. this was all stricken. >> ms. kaiser? >> he made this relevance determinations and here say determinations before you had the benefit of this expert explanation of why these facts or assertions are indeed relevant to an analysis of the events of december 31. it may be that did not change your mind, but the mere fact that he struck them befo

the kaiser report. max kaiser this is the kaiser report yeah now i know i jamie diamond doesn't come on the show stacey max the first headline might have something to do with that economist appearing on max keiser show forced to resign this is on forbes magazine max and in an email confirming the action sandeep jaitley explained to me apparently they don't want to burn bridges at the gold standard institute and i take this to mean bridges with large benefactors and partners however jaitley is unfazed and values to continue his work including a ph d. acceptance speech on the lewd began missing split from carl manga and eugene von bone by a work regarding certain aspects of interest rate theory but. you say i figured out that the whole mazes institute was populated with dangerous ideologues and that these guys formed the basis for the corruption on wall street for the financial terrorism on wall street they refer to the means as institute as their ideological framework that's why they're dangerous ideolog

max kaiser this is the kaiser report it finally lot of interesting things when you read people's tweets right stacy well actually max my first headline is a tweet from you max kaiser if a song had a baking licens and borrowed one trillion dollars he could break any law anywhere and be called a hero by cameron and obama well stacey you say it's a bit of a gap in the legal standards you say here you have a guy julian assange. basically a journalist who's being persecuted by people who don't like what he exposes about them versus banks that are openly without any equivocation breaking law after law after law stealing money you know they got a new guy barclays was saying i think we've had enough of banker bashing you know he's trying to you know somehow generate some sympathy out there from the poor does of people that have had their country and economy stolen and these are the folks that are held up as heroes you know a song is a hero the new guy berkeley's who i don't even know his name yet because there's so many criminals out there it's hard to keep track but the new barclay's guy c.e.o

welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser time now to go to boston and talk with professor yanira barre yam founding president of new england complex systems institute professor welcome to the cause a report good to be here all right professor i want to get john i read your report and i think it's in streaming important that people take a look at this your report the food crises a quantitative model of food prices including speculators and ethanol kind of version you looked at various possible causes for food price rises tell us what factors you eliminated as a cause of rises which did your models conclude were the cause in general. there are. the idea that supply and demand could fully or current for the price increases was not shown to be possible there are two factors that are important one of them is a supply and demand factor of the are increasing conversion of corn to ethanol and the other is of the effect of speculation on commodity markets. following the deregulation of the commodity markets in the year two thousand those are the two cracked years. the corn to ethanol conv

welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser time now to go to new york and talk with james howard kunstler of consular dot com james welcome back to the kaiser report it's always fun to be with you max all right james howard kunstler you're out with a new book it's called too much magic wishful thinking technology the fate of the nation tell us about the book well the book is really about how we in america are sitting around waiting for santa claus to deliver a goody sack of technological rescue remedies so we can keep on running wal-mart suburbia walt disney world the u.s. army the interstate highway system and the rest of our stuff by other means which isn't going to happen well james the myth of america is that fake it til you make it and there's an idea that the keep hoping for the best and that american can do attitude and that the self-help books remember back in the fifty's or sixty's you had how to win friends and influence people you have this self-help movement you have tony robbins who walks on coal even though recently the people been getting their feet seared but this

max kaiser this is a kaiser report why can't people just leave well enough alone stacey yes max everybody always wants to fix things and here is a great analogy in our first headline when looking at the global financial system the global economy and the global monetary system how interventionist have mucked it all up spanish fresco restoration botched by an amateur yes the amateur has now become an international celebrity she's an elderly pensioner and she stunned spanish cultural officials with the dome arming and an authorized attempt to restore a prized jesus christ fresco b.b.c. europe correspondent christian frazer says of her work max the once dignified portrait now resembles a crayon sketch of a very hairy monkey and an ill fitting tunic right so it's a very hairy monkey in an ill fitted suit or a typical damien hirst pace well a very hairy monkey in an ill fitting tunic could also i think describe alan greenspan because this is what he has done to the global economy it was through him where we have this whole notion of quantitative easing of the greenspan of the plunge protection

i'm max kaiser this is the kaiser report i know is the thing about justin bieber right stacy no max banky. yes byrne and the more popular than justin bieber this of course if you watch c m b c so chicago booth school of business professor randy krause there was on c.n.n. b.s. and he said that ben bernanke he is more popular them justin bieber but also responding to a question from a caller who asked about romney's plan to audit the fed and he said well the fed is already audited by the big accounting firms well yeah this is justin bieber should be running the fed really because he'd have more sense but the fact that this c. and b. c. clown can make this kind of statement because he thinks c. and b. c. listers old eighty year old white guys dribbling on their you know front of their shirt like a charlie munger and warren buffet would be like oh we're we're we know justin bieber is we want you do we say we're going to cripple brokendown non-sensical it is almost all. and you did mention warren buffett so let's talk about warren buffett buffett's move raises a red flag a decision by warren b

max kaiser this is the kaiser report where do the politicians get that money they need to run for election it comes from trading on inside information of course they see her womack's insider trading from congress people is not a legal i'm told just recently after it came to light but here's a good headline for you paul ryan traded on inside information to avoid two thousand and eight crash paul ryan attended a closed meeting with congressional leaders bush's treasury secretary henry paulson and federal reserve chairman ben bernanke on september eighteenth two thousand and eight the purpose of the meeting was to disclose the coming economic meltdown and beg congress to pass legislation to help collapsing banks is said of jewing anything to help ryan left the meeting and on the very same day paul ryan sold shares of stock he own to several troubled banks and reinvested the proceeds in goldman sachs a bank that the meeting had disclosed was not in trouble but this is an example of market fundamentalism paul ryan in his mind he's thinking he's justified in breaking a law more or less i mean it

hi welcome to the kaiser report on here with max kaiser a man so dangerous the financial times dare not speak his name us set to drop four year probe into silver price and max they mention you here not by name one campaign exhorted sympathetic readers to crash j.p. morgan by buying silver based on the assumption which the wall street bank has repeatedly denied that it has a large bet on low or silver prices they are christian if you're going by so over a front page of financial times of course the company j.p. morgan had to disclose a two billion dollars loss of the london whale which became one five and i believe the last it's a direct result of having to cover their show over so over naked shorts so we're pressuring them we're going to go the way of enron the company has no balance sheet whatsoever it's and you know this is the unstoppable force of the silver liberation army meets the unmovable object which is jamie dimon but he's going to topple saddam hussein topple moammar gadhafi toppled jamie diamond regime change he's going to topple they'll go the same way as moammar now this f

biomass kaiser this is the kaiser report for you and we have a new word for you to think about consumption transient camp that's right force consumption but in a gulag it's a server tells more it's kind of a gulag casino state and you can see from our first headline here q e could fund a twenty billion pound tax giveaway q.e. of course is quantitative easing and the government in the u.k. they say could fund a twenty billion pound tax giveaway to boost growth next year by releasing the profits made by the bank of england's money printing program a leading economist has suggested the economist max michael saunders u.k. economist at citibank he said the government could use the accumulated profits from quantitative easing to finance a special temporary tax cut for a year or two according to official figures the potential profit by february twenty thirty nine from q.e. to the bank is twenty point seven billion pounds more than enough to knock two point five p.c. of income tax for a year right and raise the price of everything across the board by twenty point eight take it's call inflation it'

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max kaiser this is the kaiser report you know more and more of the global economy relies on magical thinking all of the models of failed all the policies of failed and now we've got magical thinking stacey tell us more about this max it's magic eight ball economics ruling the world and i thought this first headline here would very much interest to you an investment fund that makes trades based on superstitious beliefs the superstitious fund project is an investment fund that is run by a superstitious autonomous algorithm as a one year experiment at operates and trades purely on superstitious beliefs buying or selling on numerology and in accordance. two lunar phases for example it has the fear of the number thirteen and a full moon and also develops its own lucky and unlucky values just as we do all the time we are hard wired to imagine patterns that give us the illusion of control right so this is a computer program to artificial intelligence basically to go in there make trades based on superstition now what's significant about this is that you've got of course artificial intelligence but

max kaiser this is the kaiser report as we count down to the first public hanging of a banker stacy well max the wall street journal is asking should crimes of capital get capital punishment and the reason for this op ed overheard in midtown manhattan at the lunch hour another day another financial scandal new regulations prosecution getting hauled up in front of congressional hearings nothing seems to stop it the person another person responded maybe we need to try something more drastic like what well there is always the death penalty right well you know we've been saying it on the show a lot of people are now coming around to this way of thinking whether it's real rubini or joseph stiglitz that there needs to be some deterrence remember after the crash of twenty nine there was the precor a commission and a lot of bankers went to jail after the s. and l. crisis a lot of bankers went to jail the bankers have been allowed to run riot and there's no jail time for them and now people are wondering well how do we stop this and they figure well jail is one possibility but this phrase should

welcome back to the kaiser report imax kaiser time now to go to niceville florida and talk with carl denham ger of market ticker dot org karl is also the author of leverage how cheap money will destroy the world karl denninger welcome back to the kaiser report thank you max i was reading your most recent tweet carl you say new york throws a wrench into crony banks tourism explained well yesterday. new york state decided that they've had enough of the games that the banks play. and issued a rather stinging indictment if you will against standard chartered which is a british institution. alleging that it had essentially process two hundred fifty billion dollars worth of prohibited trick and sections for the benefit of banks in iran. there are sanctions against doing that sort of thing and there are limited exceptions for what are called u.-turn transactions and what the new york regulators said is that the bank not only willfully and intentionally circumvent it in violated those restrictions but that they knew they were doing it that they stripped identifying information from the wire