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keyser report on r t. o. p. m m m. m the second day of the race the crew in the morning shift hasn't got a single moment to spare the wind is stronger than expected the first attempt to take down some of the sails is unsuccessful one of them is caught in the hurricane force wind the sail will be torn apart unless it's fixed without a leg. just like when it's in the back to roll up the top sail we tried to tie it to the bow so that the wind couldn't repeat upon it but we couldn't the wind is too strong it's simply too strong and the crew gets control of the sails amid picks up speed to fifty knots the ship is tilting heavily to pull out a difficult turn for the ship still lies ahead. of us all of the one past the turning point one and a half hours ago now we're heading for the finish line there are about one hundred forty miles to go the polish boat was slightly closer to that point and therefore made a turn a bit earlier than we did but now that we are on the right side of the wind we'll try to overtake it would think

welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max keyser time now to go to frank braun and i see a security consultant and a libertarian at big kid for bit coin that peer to peer crypto currency frank is part of a team launching shadow life dot c c he also gave a fantastic talk at the recent bitcoin twelve conference here in london which is why i invited him on the kaiser report for i brought welcome to the kaiser report thanks for having me all right frank first i'm sure the audience will want to know why the mass. privacy is necessary for liberty and. privacy is not granted it needs to be taken therefore in times of extreme surveillance i think we need extra income to measure us for example they're coming with snow everywhere and they can identify you personally and take all of whom movements that's why you became a pro to extremists and mosque and public. right so you're talking about extreme privacy as being necessary in a world that we live in now of extreme of extreme surveillance where you've got millions of cameras everywhere cameras now in people in institutions inside in schools you've got s

welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max keyser time now to go to chris cook former energy market regulator chris welcome back to the kaiser report always a pleasure max all right chris cook i noticed you got a letter and today's financial times you speak of the next regulatory catastrophe that's just about to happen explain really well i've been saying for some time the the very small kids equities commodities are in a bubble. correlated bubble so they move in unison together and this is being inflated this bubble has been inflated by the new breed of instruments which banks have been busily selling to so-called inflation hedges. risk averse investors mentioned this before all of this money this tidal wave of money has been going into the various markets. all good things come to an end you know bubbles will always deflate and what i was pointing out in the in the last into the f.t. today was the this is these instruments all good for the banks and the reason that they're good for the banks is that banks own to putting their capital at risk the investor is the taking the market risk ok chri

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to go to san diego and talk with independent investigative journalist will carlos will runs the website voice of san diego dot org will welcome to the kaiser report. thank you nice to be here at your lowest investigation is titled aware of borrowing one hundred five million of warcraft one billion poway scores tell us about the deal why did they borrow the money when do they start paying it off and why did it cost billion dollars max this is a deal called the capital appreciation bar and it's something that's become very popular in california school districts over the last few years as districts of struggle to sort of stay afloat with constant constant reductions in state funding the basically this works is it's. a tax on properties the way it's very very difficult to raise taxes in california so one of the ways that school districts do it is by passing a bond which they're allowed we allow them to raise money which they can then spend on facilities and and stuff they're not allowed to spend that money on people so what the power the school d

welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max keyser time now to go to new york and talk to author historian and investigative journalist leah mcgrath goodman is author of the asylum the renegade you hijacked the world oil market leader welcome back to the kaiser report thanks for having me max so william a graph goodman you've been banned from entering the u.k. due to your investigative reporting interest sex crimes in jersey that before we get to that story let's talk about jersey what exactly is jersey go. well jersey is an island the largest island in the channel islands and it's a peculiar possession of the british crown it is the largest ops or attack center in the world has more money in it than any other and it's a very secretive island it runs itself as a parliamentary democracy under a constitutional monarchy it's very complicated but technically britain has legal ties to it but it runs itself right now it's recently been estimated that up to thirty two trillion or more is held off shore by various entities any idea what percentage of that runs through the runs through jersey. jers

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to turn to joshua bell ours a social justice first dot com joshua welcome to the kaiser report thank you all right joshua you recently wrote a piece financial suicide lessons from economic demography tell us about this ok well it's sort of tongue in cheek go it's go. enjoy them several themes. the recent study that you actually featured in your shoulder which was the kind of inspiration for the old school cambridge search i would just. use the particular technique to. model your mobile sort of stories that have occurred in britain. purely to the recession and found it to be around a thousand so just purely due to job losses or the kind of chaos that we've been experiencing in britain around a thousand people have been led to commit suicide who wouldn't have otherwise ok let me jump in for a second because since the crisis began is spend talked about in terms of a victimless crime that these are bankers that they're very high paid it's very sophisticated they're just shuffling a lot of paper around and there are no real victims on the

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to turn to deadlift schlichter author of paper money collapsed i'd love welcome back to the kaiser report glad to be here all right dead live since we last spoke central banks around the western world have gone out full kerry kerry paul volcker told the audience in scotland q e three is the most extreme monetary policy he's ever seen and it won't work your thoughts. yes i think it's very extreme and i don't think it will work i think the. the benefits you get from these kind of policies are short lived anyway i mean you can just give the short term stimulus encourage a bit of extra credit expansion in the economy but we've been running these policies on and off for forty years and obviously extreme measures quantitative easing for the last five so you get these short acid rallies you get a bit of a net but equity market for a while the government can borrow money very cheaply for the last five years but it will not lead to a lost economic self-sustaining economic recovery so the fed is saying we're going to buy forty billion dolla

welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max keyser time now to go to new york and speak with the reggie middleton boom bust blog dot com reggie middleton welcome back to the kaiser report thank you very much if you put it would be better as though reggie you were one of the first to call facebook correctly in particular you question whether or not mark zuckerberg was the man to run a multibillion dollar company other financial media are now asking the same thing reggie give us an update on facebook is this sucker going to zero. i don't think it's going to zero because there are you know there's definitely some value in the assets but. it's going to stay a much closer to zero than it is going to be to was is i.p.o. price of it was thirty dollars. no the issue of facebook was it was outrageously overpriced to begin with and they increased the price several times right before the i.p.o. even that fundamental what i would consider for them it's a fair value that i told my pain subscribers right before the i.p.o. i think things look a little worse now than it did then because there was alrea

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to go to moscow idaho to talk to john rubino of dollar collapse dot com your ringside seat for the global financial crisis john bloggs there but also provides dozens of links to stories relevant to the currency wars financial collapse gold and silver john welcome to the kaiser report max thanks for having me on the right john robineau your web site is called dollar collapse dot com tell us about the collapse of the dollar what is the process of collapse and is the end near or in fact here you know we've been talking about this theme for a number of years now dollars been edging lower are we at the collapse point now john you know this site was actually set up as a marketing site for a book that james target gold money and i co-wrote back in two thousand and four and at the time we kind of got a collapse of the dollar in particular in the currency system the world in general was imminent and and we were wrong the system has held on a lot longer than. we expected at the time and the basic processes is not that complicated we are in t

welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max keyser time now to go to montreal and speak with bill still director of money masters documentary that's been hugely successful. he also has recently wrong for the nomination of the libertarian party for president bill still welcome back to the kaiser report no thanks for having me all right bill still in your most recent still report you talked about the gold standard you talk about the negatives of a gold standard can you expand on that forest well you know gold is concentrated money i'm all about d. consolidation of our max and gold it serves as just the opposite in order for money to truly serve public interest it has to have two qualities not one it has to be it was number two it has to be ubiquitous it has to be available everywhere ok lots of course when we're talking about galt in the us economy people often refer to the constitution the us constitution article one section ten raids that no state shall make anything but gold and silver coin a tender in payment of debts that many take this to mean that only gold and silver shall be mone

injuries..olicee ay anthony keyser was shot in his backyarddon north linwood avenue near patteeson parkd 4 pm yeeterday. witnesses say he'd been sitting on his back steps when suspect r mmtive. o word on a baltimore city's new police start on the job.the poliie department tweeted this photo of anthony batts being sworn in today,,even though he wasn't ssheduled to start unnil thurssay. the department announceddyesterday hat pctiig police commissioner anthony barksdale is taking medical leavv indefinitely. batts wassthe mayor's pick for police commissioner, and even though he's signed the contract, he still has to be confirred by city council. thht heaaing is set for next month. poolcc want more answers in the weekend disturbance in towson that left one man shot ... and eight others arrested. arrested. first on ox tonight john rydell sppaks ith the ooner of the recher theater..... where an overflow crowd.....got out of hand.. . "i was out here trying to ccear the stteet for an hour onna megaphone."briaa reeher...reealls he chaotic scene outside his theater...aa crowds of young people quic

keyser. the committee learned that at the time the solyndra run was being reviewed, neither of these officials had any knowledge of mr. keyser's support for the president, nor did they have any role in the substantive decisions about the law. these are the key officials republicans claimed were at the center of the white house's improper activities. and yet they had no knowledge of mr. keyser's political support and no involvement in the decisions on the loan. these facts directly contradict the allegations that we have been seeing repeatedly in the press for these many months. and they contradict the findings in the bill that we are debating today. that's why i have an amendment which will come up in a few minutes to strip some of the inaccurate findings out of the bill. these facts don't seem to matter to my freppeds on the other side of the aisle, though -- friends on the other side of the aisle, though. throughout the investigation democrats urged the chairman to take a different path. we

keyser permanente says the effectiveness drops by close to 50%. doctors suggest children around 11 or 12 receive a booster shot to help prevent the disease. 44 states and the district have reported increases in whooping cough compared to the same time last period. >>> a new study from taiwan shows people in car accidents are more likely to be using certain psycho tropic medications, that includes sleeping pills, anti-depressants and anti-anxiety drugs. researchers discover the effect was there for patients on medications even for just a day. they say patients should not stop taking prescriptions but talk to their doctors if they're concerned. >>> 5:21 is our time. if you step outside this morning, something very familiar will happen to you. you'll feel that cool air greeting you yet again. >> i don't want it to go away, tom kierein. >> no, if it feels like october in september, is it going to feel like november in october? >> see? don't ruin it for us. >> height right now, though, we'll take it. that's a live view. under a clear skiey, we've got e

>> i want to say it was a keyser study, or urban institute.t to read the article to be sure. there's nothing contestable really in that number. people do have spells without insurance all the time. it's a very, very common thing. happens a lot due to insurance being locked in to people's jobs. if you don't have a solution for those folks, you don't have a solution. for the people who the most vulnerable and hardest hit. if you look at the plan mitt romney did in massachusetts, the way preexisting conditions are handled in that plan is the way they're handled in president obama's plan. it's a full ban on hitting people with pre-existing conditions, no matter the status of their insurance coverage. the problem mitt romney is facing now is that if you try to keep that sole part of the plan, you need to begin building out the other sides of it. you need to really keep protection for pre-existing conditions. he would need to support something like what obama supports or what he supported in massachusetts, but that is an afterthought to the republic