free money their house prices are going up and they don't know how to respond they are like marie antoinette they don't know what these people want and the only solution they have a scythe throw them conspiracy theories you know brioche well what's quite unnerving and subversive is that the worst things get the cheaper money gets you know the solution to all problems is cheaper money and used to be 50 years ago 100 years ago there were other institutions in the in america there was the church there was the educational system there or there was similarly if there were communities there were civil actions in bankers were just one of many institutions that were part of the community but sense the rise of monetization and the rise of neo liberalism under reagan and thatcher in that period we have only one solution to every single problem and that is to print more money and that of course means exactly what we're talking about here is that the worse it gets those who are caught the arsonists are getting paid more and more to be arsonists the more rapid these liberal elites in america burn the con

. >> as marie antoinette never said, let them eat impeach cake. >> how did she manage to eat that thing breaking news on the whistle-blower, now one of two and what we're learning about the extreme measures being considered to safeguard his or her identity should they testify before the house intelligence committee. this individual's complaint is of course what started this impeachment inquiry. even though the law is designed to protect those who come forward from retaliation, this is in a different league altogether as apparently are some of these security precautions being considered. sunday l sunday land serfaty is with us. >> reporter: the committee and the lawyers for the whistle-blower all to protect the identity of the

. >> as marie antoinette never said, let them eat impeach cake. >> how did she manage to eat that thing? >> thanks for joining us. anderson starts right now. >>> good evening. we begin with breaking news on the whistle-blower, now one of two and what we're learning about the extreme measures being considered to safeguard his or her identity should they testify before the house intelligence committee. this individual's complaint is of course what started this impeachment inquiry. even though the law is designed to protect those who come forward from retaliation, this is in a different league altogether as apparently are some of these security precautions being considered. sunday l sunday land serfaty is with us. >> reporter: the committee and the lawyers for the whistle-blower all to protect the identity of the whistle-blower when and if he or she ultimately decides to come forward and speak before the committee. there are a whole host of options being considered, things like masking this person's image. masking their identity. potentially going off site away from capitol hill to hold th

the gardens as this perfect gee i don't mean metrical world is being challenged, particularly marie antoinette who adopt that philosophy of russo and starts creating end clays within the gardennen that were not at all about the supremacy of the king, but little enclave of supposed nature with she and her, when he and her -- [inaudible] can play and get away from that rigid geometrical order. consciously anti-geometrical reaction. and you see it on the ground. that's sort of amazing with geometry, you can see it on the ground in the design of cities and gardens. it is imprinted, that order is imprinted on the ground and shapes our environment and, you know, kind of seeing it. after, what happens ultimately the revolution, yeah, after the revolution then versailles, the allison gardens are made into museums. so they are preserved, as are most of the old royal geometrical gardens in st. petersburg, but their power is curtailed. they are just something that we visit and quaintly say that's how things used to be. so their sort of, their power is neutralized. but not in washington because washington