welcome to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser you know karl marx once said the last banker we shall be the one who sold us the roller coaster is say i've just learned there's a roller coaster designed to kill passengers so naturally i thought that sounds a whole lot like wall street up down up down dead the amusement park version of this roller coaster designed to kill passengers is called the euthanasia coaster it reaches i have sixteen hundred feet followed by a steep climb it and then seven consecutive loops in which it suicidal passenger spends upside down while traveling a speed of two hundred twenty three miles per hour the gravitational forces ten g.'s enough to kill a person by draining the brain of all blood and oxygen cerebral hypoxia yes the financial casino gulag version of the ride is called the flash crash and reg markets ride. on this wall street flash crash every ounce of wealth is drained from your pocket as the gravitational pull of multiple fake trays traveling faster than the speed of light pull for enough g.'s to kill your entire portfolio death by financial hypoxi

the san bernadino county sheriffs are behaving like groucho marx's right now because it was groucho marx who said who are you going to believe me or you to lionize we know that they intended to burn chris dorner alive in the cabin denying him any due process or at least denying the possibility that he could have been taken alive and by the way this is a man who made serious allegations against the l.a.p.d. and could have testified to them so they apparently killed him i was listening at the time and at the same time i was watching c.n.n. monitoring media monitoring local newspapers like the riverside press enterprise like a.b.c. the local l.a. affiliate saying that we will not tweet direct details of the standoff under the request of the san bernardino county sheriff so i saw a kind of a media self-censorship and still we've seen no serious investigation by the mainstream media or into how the fire was started in fact the sheriff's department has lied to the los angeles times and claimed that there was a sustained fire fight a constant barrage of gunfire coming from dorner now i listen t

welcome to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser you know karl marx once said the last banker we hang shall be the one who sold us the roller coaster you say i've just learned there's a roller coaster designed to kill passengers so naturally i thought that sounds a whole lot like well straight up down up down dead the amusement park version of this roller coaster designed to kill passengers is called the euthanasia coaster it reaches i have sixteen hundred feet followed by a steep plummet and then seven consecutive loops in which it's suicidal passenger spends upside down while traveling a speed of two hundred twenty three miles per hour the gravitational forces ten g.'s enough to kill a person by draining the brain of all blood and oxygen cerebral hypoxia yes the financial casino gulag version of the ride is called the flash crash and. markets ride. on this wall street flash crash every ounce of wealth is drained from your pocket as the gravitational pull of multiple fake trays traveling faster than the speed of light hope for enough g.'s to kill your entire portfolio death by financial hy

the san bernadino county sheriffs are behaving like groucho marx ists right now because it was groucho marx who said who are you going to believe me or you're to lionize we know that they intended to burn chris dorner alive in the cabin denying him any due process or at least denying the possibility that he could have been taken alive and by the way this is a man who made serious allegations against the l.a.p.d. and could have testified to them so they apparently killed him i was listening at the time and at the same time i was watching c.n.n. monitoring media monitoring local newspapers like the riverside press enterprise like k b c the local l.a. affiliate saying that we will not tweet direct details of the standoff under the request of the san bernardino county sheriff so i saw a kind of a media self-censorship and still we've seen no serious investigation by the mainstream media or into how the fire was started in fact the sheriff's department has lied to the los angeles times and claimed that there was a sustained fire fight a constant barrage of gunfire coming from dorner now i l

the san bernadino county sheriffs are behaving like groucho marx ists right now because it was groucho marx who said who are you going to believe me or you're to lionize we know that they intended to burn chris dorner alive in the cabin denying him any due process or at least denying the possibility that he could have been taken alive and by the way this is a man who made serious allegations against the l.a.p.d. and could have testified to them so they apparently killed him i was listening at the time and at the same time i was watching c.n.n. monitoring media monitoring local newspapers like the riverside press enterprise like a.b.c. the local l.a. affiliate saying that we will not tweet direct details of the standoff under the request of the san bernardino county sheriff so i saw a kind of a media self-censorship and still we've seen no serious investigation by the mainstream media or into how the fire was started in fact the sheriff's department has lied to the los angeles times and claimed that there was a sustained fire fight a constant barrage of gunfire coming from dorner now i

one took the role of freud, one of marx, one of marx's favorite, one of durkheim, four great students explaining that the mass is nothing but this, nothing but that. and after it was over a student in the class said that was very - you should have somebody there who believes in it. we said, "two of them do." a catholic can take on the role of being sigmund freud interpreting something in order to understand the phenomenon without yielding. i am a very reasonably intense member of the christian communion and for the last 35 - 40 years, i've been studying others. i believe i have real appreciation for them. i don't think i will go to the apostolic church of god in christ, and say you've got to stop being natural, i've to be what i am. and, i don't, even when i am in kyoto, try to subvert the buddhism there. i may wish more people believe as i do but i wouldn't understand anything if i try to impose that. so, yes, some people can find it undercut. i think one reason fundamentalism's goal, some people do try to build the thick walls so there's no danger of something permeating, but by and

contracts for difference on pots of tungsten gold constantine welcome to the kaiser report thank you marx delighted to be with you guys all right cosseting tell us about i b r c a the bank formally known as anglo irish which is down having its debts magically converted to sovereign debt or b r c is that the or if you want all the collapse of the irish economy and both the legal implications of that banking implications of that on the economy completions of welcome back i b r c started as the bank which absorbed as a bad bank which absorbed together the assets of liabilities or do most insolvent institutions in our thanks lot his bank which was the third largest bank at the time when the crisis struck and also audition nationwide building society which was a smallish smaller size bank which also had the same problems as i see so it has a lot of other problems or careless loans being the issue during the peak of the boom in large volumes and large quantities of poor he's got sassaman on the line london in a sense that it was alone in the property development but with the investment and prop

welcome to the kaiser report imax kaiser you know karl marx once said the last banker we shall be the one who sold us the roller coaster you say i've just learned there's a roller coaster designed to kill passengers so naturally i thought that sounds a whole lot like wall street up down up down. the amusement park version of this roller coaster designed to kill passengers it's called the euthanasia coaster it reaches i have sixteen hundred feet followed by a steep climb it and then seven consecutive loops in which it suicidal passenger spends upside down while traveling a speed of two hundred twenty three miles per hour the gravitational forces ten g.'s enough to kill a person by draining the brain of all blood and oxygen cerebral hypoxia yes the financial casino gulag version of the ride is called the flash crash and reg markets ride. on this wall street flash crash every ounce of wealth is drained from your pocket as the gravitational pull of multiple fake trays traveling faster than the speed of light go for enough g.'s to kill your entire portfolio death by financial hypoxia stacy

it really has nothing to do with what karl marx in this -- with what karl marx invasion. communists and that appeared in europe and eastern european companies, that is a fascinating split that occurred. >> former washington post correspondent keith richburg on 34 years of reporting and insights from round the world. sunday night at 8:00 on c-span's q &a. host: we want to welcome jefferson keel, president of the national congress of american indians. you gave a speech last week here in washington. give us the highlights. what is the state of the native americans? guest: it is strong. we highlighted a number of things. because some traded on -- we concentrated on congress' ability and their ability to pass? against -- acts of violence against women. the senate has already passed a version of that. there are some other things we talked about. the tribal nations of this country are part of the family of governments of the government -- of the united states. we enjoy and the relationship with the united states of america. in that relationship there are some things that need to

. >> what marx would you give them? >> i would not give them very high marks because they missed some basic steps. they fell into a very predictable and typical trap, either clamming up, or to the extent you cannot do that, talking about what was in the past. the key thing now is that those people booked that crews for a reason, and it was not because they hated cruising. what they want is that there is reassurance, that it is ok, to do something that they want to do anyway, and the way to do that quite simply and directly is to go overboard in taking care of them, go above and beyond what any reasonable person would expect the company to do. >> and that could include legal action. thank you very much. >> thank you. now, to a new metaphor the movie industry. a hollywood starring role. recently, new orleans has been drawing the directors. there are several new movies. what is it about the big easy that is drawing everybody in? we went to louisiana to find out. >> we are here making a movie. there are two reasons to choos

he felt he had an answer that was superior to marx as to analyzing capitalism's discomforts, an answert was not only superior, but much more congenial to him for handling it. john maynard keynes is a truly memorable figure of the 20th century. he married a ballerina, ran an insurance business, and wrote a treatise on mathematical probability. but first and foremost, he was a teacher. the imagination he showed made... his ability to associate something he found interesting with something that had been said that by itself was uninteresting... it just stood out. you were in semishock listening to him. i was also impressed by the support and warmth he gave students. for all his brilliance, keynes was a realist and one deeply concerned about the effects of economic theory on everyday life. seeing the world as it was, keynes argued that the depression could last longer than imagined. the general theory of employment, interest, and money, published in 1936, was devastating to traditional economics. not everyone was ready for the theory of aggregate demand or government intervention. i read it

just get an old groucho marx groucho marx line. >> if the republicans are going to start talking about the basic start would be to believe in evolution. so when you don't -- >> i think you're picking a point here. >> but with this one saying evolution starts in the pits of hell. he has had four wives. he is on wife number four. >> many families. he has a lot of them. >> many, many families. and i just -- i don't understand. it's like the tone deafness. if you say you're going to reinvent your party. >> who is he talking to? he is talking to somebody in that church tent, because there are people applauding him. you can't say they don't exist. >> that's exactly right there. are people who like this. there are people, pail owe conservatives, people who are principled, people who believe that this person is the person to be the face of the republican party. and then they have the karl roves, the inside the beltway guys who are trying to bring to it the middle who just don't understand. >> i don't know about that. when you look -- i'm from minnesota. >> minnesota. >> oh, sure i am. and you

. >>> the top 20 economies are gathering in a place where marx and lenin would never dream of to discuss how economies deal with their economies. ron madison joins us. >> finance minute serious and central bank governors of the group of 20 countries will soon begin their meeting in moscow. shinzo abe's policies to improve japan's economy have drawn quite a lot of attention from the international community but officials from some member countries are raising voices of concern that those policies might fuel a global currency war. we have more from moscow. >> reporter: the g-20 meeting is the first major international economic conference to take place since prime minister abe took office. abe's economic strategy called for grievance tear easing and more government spending. in the past three months, abe's policies have resulted in an almost 30% rise of japanese share prices. and the yen has fallen about 15% against the dollar, boosting japan's exports. the major economic powers have closely watched these developments. some g-20 leaders such as germany's finance minister are worried that jap

. >>> michele owe bam marx the first lady surprised -- michele obama, the first lady, surprised many when she announced an oscar. >> the oscar goes to argo. >> reporter: the camera whipped around to the winners but back in the white house, it is clear who the real star is these days. the first lady's approval rating in our cnn poll two months ago stood at 73%, more than 20 points higher than the president's and a slew of high profile appearances maybe widening the gap. the first lady is in the spotlight everywhere dancing with jimmy fallon, banderring about her bangs with racheal ray. >> this is my mid life crisis, the bangs. >> reporter: she has lit up twitter with her tweets and she even took a stroll to "sesame street." >> there's so many different activities you can do indoors or outside. >> reporter: talking up healthy eating habits and exercise with big bird. >> get moving. it's good for you. >> reporter: all of this is hardly new except when serious policy matters are at stake as when hillary clinton took on health care. >> health care reform must be achieved for the good of o

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it really does not have anything to do with what karl marx envisioned as communism. communism when it moved into asia, it diverged into something different than the communists and that appeared in europe. that is an absolutely fascinating split. >> 34 years of reporting with keefe richburg, next sunday at 8:00. >> next, david cameron takes questions from members of the house of commons. after that, ed miliband. and then another chance to see "q&a," with the former director of the nixon library. on the next "washington journal," talking about second terms of u.s. presidents, and the congressional research service representative discusses former presidents of the united states, including pensions and presidential libraries. "washington journal," at 7:00 a.m. on c-span. >> i think the women themselves in many cases were interested in politics but had no vehicle to express that in their own lives, so they were attracted to men who were going to become politically active or were already politically active. >> what i find intriguing is probably half of them, historically,

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the captain it was barricaded in court fine during the find and dorner shot himself journalist to marx blumenthal believes the officers never intended to capture axe cop alive in the first place. audio transmissions that i was listening to you clearly indicate that they planned to burn him alive or as they said you deploy the burner or it's that audio transmissions of the police scanners also show that they carefully manage the fire to ensure that it completely consumed the cabin use in improving the basement cracking emotionally and not professionally and were hell bent on revenge and this was clearly shown in not just the police scanner transmissions but in an open transmission that was broadcast on channel nine during the standoff in which two deputies were overheard screaming let's burn this m.f. or burn the m.f. they're referring to dorner the suspect. now for some other international news and brief excuse me at this hour in egypt police have clashed with protesters who are venting their anger at president mohammed morsi demonstrators hurled stars and fireballs before being disper

it has nothing to do with what karl marx envisioned as communism laid-back. if somebody did a fascinating book about communism and how it merged into asia in vietnam and north korea. the cabalism in the eastern european countries, that is a passing split. >> 34 years of reporting and insight from around the world, next sunday at 8:00 on c-span2 n/a." >> next, david cameron takes questions at the house of commons. after that, a house hearing with two military nominees. then the annual state of the indian nation speech by the president of the national congress of american indians. on the next "washington journal," douglas brinkley talks about the second terms of u.s. presidents. wendy ginsburg from the congressional research service discusses the benefits of former presidents of the united states, including pensions, offices, and libraries. "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> british prime minister david cameron talk with members of the house of commons on wednesday. to go slaughterhouses have been rated since the inquiry began last mon

in the cabin it was barricaded and called fine during the find and dorner shot himself journalist a marx blumenthal believes the officers never intended to capture axe cop alive in the first place. audio transmissions that i was listening to clearly indicate that they planned to burn him alive or as they said you deploy the birth parents that audio transmissions of the police scanners also show that they carefully manage the fire to ensure that it completely consumed the cabin use in improving the base and cracking in motion only and not professionally and were hell bent on revenge in this was clearly shown in not just the police scanner transmissions but in an open transmission that was broadcast on channel nine during the standoff in which two ping deputies were overheard screaming let's burn this m.f. or burn the n.f.l. referring to dorner the suspect. for some other international news and brief excuse me this hour in egypt police have clashed with protesters who are venting their anger at president mohammed morsi demonstrators hurled stars and fireballs before being dispersed with te

know the difference between hum and carl marx.e republican party. if you want to let the clown show continue, go ahead. caller: i'm just tellingle everyone listening, you should facebook him or go to twitter and let him know of what you think of two cowards sitting there, that's just perfect. stephanie: yep. caller: social media grovel to social media. stephanie: you need to answer your telethon phone there. >> we don't agree with what you're doing coming to texas to piss on us. ♪ ♪ >> stalin took the guns. ♪ >> red coat treason! ♪ >> away from the school that is indoctrinating them that socialism is ok. >> find a place where you are surrounded by like-minded people. ♪ note. >> what a collaborator scum you are! >> taking everybody's guns. ♪ ♪ >> you know you want our guns. we're going to defeat you. ♪ >> we're killing everybody! ♪ >> they're coming to take them away. >> stalin took it is guns. ♪ >> you're the one who won't do anything about the mentally ill. >> barack stephanie: all right, thank you ted. thank you fabulous piece.

he had a manifestero from karl marx .umed he was a tea party nut. >> it is it amazing there are is not greater objectivity on what joe biden called on the legitimate new's media and then you have comment ators. i want to show you a clip. this is it from mark. on cnn talking like he is a hero,. >> as far as dorn dorn he was like a real life super hero. he was bad and when you read the message. he was not entirely crazy. he had a plan and mission and they are rooting for somebody who was rooted to get a revenge against the system. it is it like watching django in real life. >> unbelievable. he is comparing it to a popular movie and he made a lame amology. but the fact that he said that on national television. david, what's happened to what ought to be an honest media calms it fairly and objectively. >> you are seeing a classic case of the media framing something. it is it hard to frame mass murder in ape favorable way but you heard someone try to do it. look, both political and both sides of the political spectrum has the c

knee man marx has wonderful presents and new hair cuts.an find out all about it when you open them up. we'll be right back in a few minutes. first a look at some stories we're following. keith? >> that's awesome. truly awesome. let's look at some of the stories we are following on news 4 this afternoon. jim handley joins us with a preview of things to come. hey, jim. >> coming up, a busy afternoon a at 4:00 and 5:00. we continue to follow the announcement from the pope today that he'll step down at the end of the month. we'll hear from local parishioners and what they have to say. the action heats up today on the season of "the biggest loser" tonight. we catch up with one of the contestants from maryland to find out about a his big battle to shed a lot of pounds. all the day's news and your first forecast. big changes coming up here at 4:00 and 5:00. back to you for now. >> all right. let's look at the forecast. tom, how is it looking? >> we have low clouds. we had the morning rain move to the east. breaks in the clouds west of washington.