is you're manipulating my organs? >> not the organs themselves. the organs are covered by fascia. so i'm focusing on the fascia or the muscles that glide over the bones. >> so you're not moving bones around or cracking or manipulating the body in any way. >> no. >> but yet you went through a lot of training for this. what was your training? >> originally i was a physical therapist, and then i found it limited in helping people with their pain. so i went on to look at different manual treatment techniques and found osteopathic techniques that really made a difference because they did focus on other things, like looking at the mobility of the fascia around the organs. so i studied a five-year program of osteopathic techniques. >> so this is actually based in sound science? >> absolutely. >> one of the strange things that was happening when ifls sufferi -- i was suffering from this pelvic pain, i went on line and found a lot of women suffering greatly for this pelvic pain, yet there were no answers from their conventiona

as we know from a bloomberg story concurrently i might add that if you can manipulate for its market every single day then you are by definition also manipulating gold and silver so that's why gold and silver that's a tough time getting through the manipulative ceiling to put the money in the pockets of these terrorists that's a conspiracy theory. syndromes down to syria the terrorists are vero down on broadway and broad street do you have a map there is stupid i have the american public and the u.k. it's a. they put the stupidest idiots in office pulling cameron. democracies tend to get the fools they deserve that's what w. h. meant. what i've said but regarding this story here a lot of the fools who vote these sort of people in a democracy one thing that they will think is well it's only point five seven percent that this particular exchange the dollar versus the canadian dollar that's only point five percent is tiny tiny tiny tiny i the individual who is just trading one hundred dollars canadian dollars into a hundred us dollars wouldn't have noticed that so they look at this in f

as we know from a bloomberg story concurrently i might add that if you can manipulate for its market every single day then you are by definition also manipulating gold and silver so that's why gold and silver that's a tough time getting through the manipulative ceiling to put the money in the pockets of these terrorists that's a conspiracy theory though they say why syndrome is down to syria the terrorists are vero down on broadway and broad street do you have a map they're stupid i did america pretty and the u.k. it's a. they put the stupidest any it's in office pulling cameron. democracies tend to get the fools they deserve that's what w. h. mencken would have said but regarding the story here a lot of the fools who vote these sort of people in a democracy one thing that they will think is well it's only point five seven percent that this particular exchange the dollar versus the canadian dollar that's only point five percent is tiny tiny tiny tiny why the individual who is just trading one hundred dollars canadian dollars into one hundred us dollars wouldn't have. notice that so t

execute trades based on mark manipulation and trading on inside information do you . know it would appear that the fed as you have said many times all along many of our guests have actually said is that the fed is like a hedge fund which apparently is something that warren buffett agrees with and thinks is a great thing the federal reserve is the greatest hedge fund in history says warren buffett the eighty two year old who has led berkshire hathaway for more than four decades hailed the fed's ability to make money from bond purchases as a result of quantitative easing which in five years is more than tripled its balance sheet to more than three point six trillion dollars the fed is the greatest hedge fund in history he said you know right ok it's a four trillion dollar hedge fund so if they want the price of stocks to move up they go in and they buy stocks they buy us and p. futures if they want the price of gold to go down they sell gold they sell naked futures in the gold market they work with banks on wall street selling futures contracts they move prices where th

visceral manipulation, manipulating my organs?cally not the organ itself. >> ko covered by a type of cushion. it glides over the bone of what sits next to it. >> you don't crack or manipulate the body in that way, yet you went through a lot of training to do this. what was your training? >> well, originally i was a physical therapist and then i found that limited in helping people with their pain, and so i went on to look at different manual treatment techniques, and found osteopathic techniques that really made a dircfference because they did focus on other things, looking at the fascia around the organs. i studied a five-year program. >> this is based in science? >> absolutely. >> one of the strange things happening, i went online and saw a lot of other women suffering greatly from this pelvic pain, yet there were no answers from any of their conventional doctors. it didn't seem as if anybody really knew the cause of this pelvic pain. the first thing you asked me when i sat down was, have you fallen? and what did i say to you? >

maintain their purchasing power and those prices are being manipulated as you pointed out through your whistle blowing through that you want out of the show to see if you see tick by tick by tick when a manipulation is going to happen how was going to happen and it happened exactly as you said it was going to happen and they're still jacking their feet now you've got two more whistleblowers coming forward the stakes here are you represent the interest of everyone who's not let's say on the teat of the federal reserve system the bank of england system the ne'er do wells the the the guys the welfare queens like warren buffett you represent the real people out there the honest people would you agree with that absolutely and you know it's very frustrating max you know you just described very well i mean the fed is probably let's just say the largest hedge fund in the world there's no more markets i think i don't know it was chris powell coined the phrase there's no markets there's just interventions and what really annoys me is that when you can get actual evidence provided by a firm which

global jefferson county and cyprus manipulating metals librorum for ex them prior squids and tapeworms we've covered it all here on the kaiser report but aside from the bad and the ugly we've also covered the good so over gold and bitcoin the global insurrection against banks to rock your patient aka jumbo move your money and campaign will pay and the most interesting guest of all financial media mainstream or alternative and the best audience for sure that's you right stacy yes max and of course five hundred episodes of the kaiser report we have an audience out there including a look say t c h q or n.s.a. they've been forced out of the dark by edward snowden and they after only a little bit. that only people who put it that the time clearly here. there we go we started the show in november of two thousand and nine four years later we're at the five hundredth episode and you know i'm going to go over some of the topics the things that we've seen over these years and where we have arrived after four years of this show now the most remarkable is the aftermath of the financial crisis and

their favorite technique for manipulating the money supply was the very same open market operations of the neo-keynesians, that is the daily intervention in the bond and money markets to buy and sell billions of dollars worth, and later trillions, of government debt securities in order to manipulate the supply of credit and money and to influence the level of interest rates. simply stated, monetarists promoted growth of credit money by means of a steady increase in the money supply or, if you will, the monetary base. say 3% money growth per annum. engineered, of course, by the all-seeing fed. it was supposed by the academics that the fed had the tools, the all-seeing computer and the unique personal foresight to attain these goals. however, the monetarists and the neo-keynes minneapoliss of the '60s did agree on one major reform issue. no not upon the reform of the to therring bretton woods currency reserve system, but instead they advocated together the demolition of the very tenuous bretton woods gold link with the dollar. in its place monetarists and neo-keynesians alike endorsed ce

manipulating metals librorum for x. then fire squids and tapeworms we've covered it all here on the kaiser report but aside from the bad and the ugly we've also covered the good so over golden bitcoin the global insurrection against banks to rock your patient aka. move your money and campaign will pay and the most interesting guest of all financial media mainstream or alternative and the best audience for sure that's you right stacy yes max and of course five hundred episodes of the kaiser report we have an audience out there including a looks like g c h q or n.s.a. they've been forced out of the dark by edward snowden and they're after only a little bit. people who put it that the time clearly there. there we go we started the show in november of two thousand and nine four years later we're at the five hundredth episode and you know i'm going to go over some of the topics the things that we've seen over these years and where we have arrived after four years of this show now the most remarkable is the aftermath of the f

and attempted manipulation.kickbacks and there were promises of champagne and even one guy may have been guessing, guesting i will get you a ferrari next year -- jessing. this was overly inrope pratt conduct we and the brits have caught. fortunately the department of justice is also going after three of these crooks and try to prosecute them. look, if you do the time, you should do more than just pay the fine, but do the time. more power to the department of justice. david: we should mention, this is not something that benefits people absent affecting the rest of us. this is something that has a direct impact on interest rates we pay for everything, from cars to house, right? >> you got it, exactly right. everybody who is watching this right now as an eyeball on it. if you use a credit card, the libor rate somehow may indirectly impact the costs that you pay on your interest rate. >> now, is there a way, and is this, is the ideal to allow the markets themselves to adjust themselves to the rates, aren't the rates

>> just by manipulating the video. one guy changes the type of day. that changes the whole lighting scheme in wholt shot. >> this creates something new and gives them another option to sell you. >> the lines are blurring toward traditional film and new wave technology. >> something has cyrus baring his teeth. what he's after next. and it's a typical night out for these guys until -- >> what was that? >> the party trick one dude pulls that has everyone flipping out. >>> some people can sing and some people can sing. this is 11-year-old jamie lou single. ♪ ♪ >> i'm going to say it again, 11-year-old jamie lou! >> if you wouldn't have shown the video and just listened to that, i would never have guessed. >> you would never guess. >> she has all kinds of covers and they are blowing up. here she is singing rihanna's "stay." ♪ i want you to stay >> oh, my god! i want to take all the hits and have her sing them and that's all i need. >> how about another hit, pink's "give me a reason." ♪ just give me a reason, just a little bit to love ♪ >> i want to know wh

morgan chase and company try to create a regulatory investigation into alleged manipulation of power markets so as you know the federal energy regulatory commission fined j.p. morgan for engine ten million dollars in july elizabeth warren the senator asked why are you not investigating them for criminal behavior obstruction of justice and lo and behold the f.b.i. and the u.s. attorneys here in manhattan are investigating apparently three houston traders working for j.p. morgan and perhaps life masters it's hard to know at this point but it looks like there might be a criminal investigation of course the seized and trainers are cast offs or close to the cast from the enron scandal so the enron scandal was a huge scandal in america where huge accounting scandal nobody really this penalized much jeff skilling that was one of the c.e.o. is actually coming out of jail early for good behavior because they need him to help float some more junk american bonds to stupid communists in china in the rest of the world he's a good bond salesman i should put my milk in charge of the treasury then i

became the business of printing lots of bonds and then manipulated those bonds using derivatives derivatives market got to be six hundred trillion in size on a global g.d.p. of about sixty trillion then you have the crash of two thousand and eight which was a crass of financialization securitization to get out of that crash the government decided along with the treasury and the federal reserve bank to increase financialization which increased the profits of the people who caused the crash to begin with and as we've said on the show along stacie people are not needed in an economy where the top two or three hundred people can just get money for free from the fed similar to saudi arabia they don't need the citizens of saudi arabia they just they just pump more oil and there is incredible poverty in saudi arabia in america now there's incredible poverty because the people are not needed their jobs are not needed their tax revenues. non-native because the bank of america the federal reserve bank just prints money and therefore it just creates a suit of wealth and income gap actually i'm going to

they manipulate the foreign currency markets.e've seen a lot of fluctuation notice market when go to the value of the iranian currency. yesterday we had a huge drop in the value of u.s. dollar. now we have the rising value of dollars. many people are trying to manipulate the economic situation and the economic situation in iran and in the united states which is happening right now. i think this is a long process, and many people have to cooperate with each other. but we also have to include the fact that we are now in the middle of a global economy down turn. if the united states doesn't fix its economy, if the situation does not improve in europe, i don't see any future for the iranian economy in a short period of time. we have to see them perform well before we can do anything here. >> how does the iranian economy affect relations with the u.s.? >> well, there are a number of points of contention between iran and the usa, political and social, obviously exist sinc since 2009 and most recent elections will have demonstrated it.

administrators have said some clinical data used to promote diovan may have been manipulated. it's used to treat high blood pressure. a former employee took clinical tests at medical schools. to make it seem it is more effective in other medications in sprenting strokeses and angina. david epstein visited the health ministry along with the head of the firm's tokyo unit. house minister said the revelation had caused anxiety and confusion among patients who suffer from high blood pressure. he discussed the issue in a closed door meeting. according to the ministry, epstein said novartis played no part in the data manipulation and that management within the aware of the actions. a health panel is expected to issue a report on the allegations on monday. >>> emergency teams tried to help survivors o a powerful earthquake in southern pakistan have run into trouble. they've come under attack. the 7.7 earthquake happened on tuesday. authorities say it killed more than 350 people and injured about 600. military officials have outlined the dangers of the rescue operation. they say rocket

morgan chase and company try to create a regulatory investigation into alleged manipulation of power markets so as you know the federal energy regulatory commission fined j.p. morgan for incident ten million dollars in july elizabeth warren the senator asked why are you not investigating them for criminal behavior obstruction of justice and lo and behold the f.b.i. and the u.s. attorneys here in manhattan are investigating apparently three houston traders working for j.p. morgan and perhaps spliced masters it's hard to know at this point but it looks like there might be a criminal investigation of course the houston traders are cast offs or close to the cast from the enron scandal so the enron scandal was a huge scandal in america where huge accounting scandal nobody really knows penalized much jeff skilling that was one of the c.e.o. is actually coming out of jail early for good behavior because they need him to help float some more junk american bonds to stupid communists in china in the rest of the world he's a good bond salesman they should put mike milken in charge of the treasu

became the business of printing lots of bonds and then manipulating those bonds using derivatives that's how the derivatives market got to be six hundred trillion in size on a global g.d.p. of about sixty trillion then you have the crash of two thousand and eight which was a crass of financialization securitization to get out of that crash the government decided along with the treasury and the federal reserve. bank to increased financialization which increased the profits of the people who caused the crash to begin with and as we've said on the show along stacey people are not needed in an economy where the top two or three hundred people can just get money for free from the fed similar to saudi arabia they don't need the citizens of saudi arabia they just they just pump more oil and there is incredible poverty in saudi arabia in america now there's incredible poverty because the people are not needed their jobs are not needed their tax revenues are non-native because the bank of america the federal reserve bank just prints money and therefore it just creates a suit of wealth and income

the anti-manipulation rule in dold/frank makes it unlawful to manipulate markets intentionally or recklessly. meaning jpmorgan didn't have to knowingly dislocate those, they say the trades swelled could create recklessness. they say betting against london whale who got that moniker because the trade was so large was a no-brainer since it was easy to spot the mispricing. the london whale struck a deal with prosecutors and didn't have to plead guilty. two others have been charged criminally by new york southern district. a spokesman for jpmorgan declined to comment. the lawsuit has not been approved by the cftc. just to the commissioner level. >> thanks very much. the last word there. you wonder what the end game here is for regulators and jamie dimon and jpmorgan. >> they definitely have him in their sights. >> yes. >> we have blackberry in our sights. shares have been halted for a few minutes pending news. don't know what the news is. we'll wait for that. it's interesting it's on a friday afternoon. this is a stock that put itself up for sale recently. we've been hearing that the bidders tha

to turn this around again the manipulation. one last thing. i know people bring up this whole idea about contentious. continue getting contentious until you get it right. doesn't mean you have to be disrespect, but it doesn't mean we haven't to prevent ourselves from speaking up until they hear us. >> thank you very much. is there anymore people from the public who would like to come and speak? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> i want to ask a couple follow up questions to the president of the board. >> yes, supervisor. >> thank you. it really does concern me some of the things that have been said in public comment. let me begin with some of the vendors and contractors, the fact that people have been involved in these events are saying some of the things irrespective of the individuals comments. that is a concern that so many people that have been involved that are saying things. i'm wondering if you have any thoughts or response to that? >> you asked me earlier. the overall production is created by many different people. our

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works in the west, not just in the arab world, and that's how he has been able to, in many ways, manipulate the western media in his favor. >> the washington-based project for excellence in journalism recently tabulated the coverage of syria on the u.s. air waves and found by a 2 to 1 margin proceed-war voices out numbered those opposed given that every recent poll shows most americans don't want a strike on syria. the networks are out of step with their audiences. is that because the journalists are formed by what's coming out of syria? what is indisputable is that the last time america went to war with iraq. >> war with iraq, for continuing coverage of this story, stay with abc news. >> the ratings went through the roof. >> frankly, the top priority of the largest u.s. media outlets is to make a profit. and the top priority for many journalists is to build their careers. let's keep in mind that major media outlets have a close relationship with the war planners and the war makers. so just because it's coming out of the mouth of a t.v. anchor who is famous, who is acclaimed, who is blow-dr

that is why the eu would like to prevent banks from manipulating them. in the future, the rates will be subject to tougher oversight. >> they work like a thermometer and we are not trying to break that thermometer in order to cover-up a crisis or a fever. my job as a regulator involves ensuring that that thermometer functions correctly. >> the proposal backs away from earlier plans for european regulators to watch over the indices. that response ability should now lie with national authorities. libor will continue to be set in london. some in the eu are disappointed. >> i would like to leave no room for doubt and ensure there is no more rate manipulation by cartels. that is why i favor a european authority which would require the international oversight body. >> the proposal is unlikely to undergo further tweaks before it goes to the eu members for ratification. >> six people have been killed and 30 injured in a crash. >> witnesses say that it went through a barrel at a railway crossing in a suburb of the capital. it was hit by the passenger train which

. >> reporter: do you think both sides of the civil war could be using this town to manipulate public opinion? >> i think so. and i think the overall situation here is one of great tragedy. it is tragedy for syria, and it is a tragedy for the christian community of syria. the non-islamist rebels have tried to show they are trying to respect the key sites and heritage sights and the monasteries of maa maaloula, and the bottom line is they are paying a price for the war in syria. >> reporter: we've heard some reports that the fighters have occupied a church, they've destroyed part of it, and even killed christians. what are you hearing about that? >> i haven't heard yet any confirmation of casualties or destruction, but i have seen the reports, and there is video footage of them entering the tarkis monastery, and they have gotten some of the nuns who were there to say they are being treated well. again, as you mentioned at the beginning, this is a public relations issue for the rebels because they know this looks very bad to the west, as the congress debates authorization for the use of

a doctor in gottingen was accused of manipulating his patients' records so that they received organs more quickly. >> a committee tasked with investigating this has announced their findings. their conclusion, trust in transplant procedures needs to be restored. organ donations are at a 10-year low. >> the committee found that 20 of the 24 transplant clinics had acted professionally, despite minor irregularities at some. but at four clinics, there had been serious violations of the procedures for liver transplant operations. medical records were manipulated to move certain patience of the waiting list. -- patients up the waiting list. >> it was not primarily material motives that led to the irregularities. it was not the private patients were favored. it was more that there were structural incentives to do with hospital financing and certain hospitals competing with each other, and to do with the pursuit of fame and honor. >> now transplants of other organs are also to be investigated. germany has some of the strictest regulations in the world for such procedures, but the scandal has

there is no manipulating what really occurred or what was really said.e of evidence will serve as most of my reporting in court. >> reporter: but will police cameras limit racial profiling and should they be implemented in a city as big as new york? people we spoke to were divided. >> i think that it would help to change the relationship between the police and the people of new york city. >> tax dollars can go to so many other things, fixing so many other problems in society other than a camera. >> the equipment, it was a little over $100,000 for the initial 70 cameras that we had. think of the man hours you can save, the time your investigators can save on investigating all of these cases. quite frankly, money can be better spent by the officers being out on the street. the savings that we will have will easily outweigh the cost of the equipment. i think you really have to ask yourself as a police chief, can you afford not to do something like this? >> this is the future of law enforcement. >> reporter: the big question now is how do you implement weara