max: how are you? -lemonis: are you max? -max: i'm max.onis: what do you make here besides mustard? -max: barbecue sauces... -lemonis: okay. max: ...hot sauces. lemonis: when i walked in the building, i smelled the spices. max: yeah. lemonis: how much business will you do a year? max: 30,000 cases a month. lemonis: so you're bigger than your daughter's business. max: yeah, yeah. lemonis: do you worry that you're running out of space? max: it's a little crowded. lemonis: this is all you, too? these are all your bottles? max: yeah. lemonis: and so it's how much a month? sam: $2,000 a month. we pay the entire bill and all the utilities, and then max reimburses us what he feels is equitable. -max: it cut their cost. -sam: it raised our cost. -lemonis: it raised your cost. -sam: yes. lemonis: how did it raise it? sam: max hasn't been paying his share of the rents and utilities, and he's up to $10,000. max: no. lemonis: max is strangling this business from several different angles. he's taken over most of their space, which ultimately slows down

them will they have max's favorite verse on them. max and will connected. they devoped a bond bound by compassion, their hope for a normal life gave them strength and friendship. and max promised will he would bring the bracelets to congress hen they came. flipians 4:13, i can do all things through christ who strengthens me. and max and will, that's my favorite verse too. max's fighting to protect other kids like him and will, people with a pre-existing illness from losing coverage and having to pay more from facing a lifetime cap on coverage. he came to tell the stories of so many other children he knows from his many hospital visits. his message is simple. quote, children's health care needs a bipartisan solution, unquote. max and will and all the friends they have made in the hospital aren't rooting for democrats or republicans. they're fighting for their life and rooting for each other. they're children, children who want to get healthy, who want to stay healthy and care for one another. we can all learn from max and will's selfless courage to help othe

while i got max we are at freedom fast in las vegas welcome back from summer solutions we hope you enjoyed it yes the media is obsessed in the united states of man spreading i see so many articles here about that but you know what else the media has been obsessed with over the over the past few weeks and months is russia here's a headline which shows you why we focus on things that the american audience we believe is interested in what americans care about vs what the media cares about this guy went through bloomberg data they just did a poll asking americans what they care about and looked at media research center a study which studied all the major news networks in america and how much time they devoted to various topics and what you see is that despite american people caring far more about health care than any other issue the media has swapped the airwaves with trump russia conspiracies to the detriment of nearly everything else and the remarkable one is russia only six percent of americans even care about the story but seventy five percent of the air time on cable news focused on that

max? >> okay. let's go to tokyo and speak to keori. what sort of response are you getting from them there? what sort of reactions do they want in response to this? >> well, a strong protest from the prime minister and the japanese government this morning regarding this latest missile launch in north korea, and the language used by the japanese prime minister shinzo abe has been noticeably strong, call it a clear sign that the threat from north korea is increasing. growing frustration amongst the leaders here from within the japanese cabinet, particularly because this missile launch comes just a day after telephone conversation between the prime shinzo abe and the u.s. president, donald trump, trying to present a united front, and trying to present that cooperation is intact to try and deter north korea from conducting these missile tests. and i think the timing, of course, as the leaders head out to hamburg for the g20 meeting, of course, noticed of course of importance. and the prime mini

ok now max you do talk to jim rogers in the second half and he's also a good you know investor a famous investor former partner of jim crow with soros and big hedge fund guy travels the world he's he's not he's not a big crybaby like jamie dimon but you know while we've been gone as well there was big story about wall street's diena valuation says digital currencies are replacing gold this is a swath of damage darren he's a professor of finance at n.y.u. . stern school of business he is widely regarded as the foremost expert in valuing companies says it is often referred to wall street as dean of valuation and he predicts digital currencies will eventually be as important as the major paper currencies he said cryptocurrency have already replaced gold for younger investors quote all currency is based on trust if you don't trust paper currency historically what you've done is you dumped peeper currencies and you bought gold he said cryptocurrency have taken the role of gold at least for younger investors because they don't trust paper currencies that was a big story in the past week while

max? >> is this a problem across africa of charities and organizations generally struggling to make plans because they don't know what sort of money they're going to be getting from the biggest donor in this area? >> you raise a crucial point. even before the funding has been finalized and the new budget put through, you have charities, ngos, not knowing what money they're going get. and certainly speaking to these groups that provide life-saving help to people across africa, and i'm sure in other parts of the world. because of that uncertainty, they have to kind of go on what the trump administration had initially said and have to curtail their plans, shorten their timelines and they could have very, very real impact on these programs. the u.s. has been a leader in global health across the world. and it certainly appears this could threaten the leadership. >> david mckenzie in johannesburg, thank you for that context. we'll be back with more news in just a minute. >>> hollywood star angel

and that's a big problem but i am very optimistic max because. this is going to. be a crisis and we'll have to start from the beginning to be going to want to be a big reset and it's going to be by the forty's about to be forced by the market it was going to be and you know it's we have to think it's going to be ok and. we're going to change our mind. does not want to happen that way it's going to be have severe shock in the world. and you know people are going to realize you know what both old youngest student junk people in the world is going to realize that something's bad fiore. it because it's completely wrong and i am optimistic that. many young people because we have to tell them to choose and teach these new ideas and use new theories it's common sense max in the one day people realize that they were completely wrong they will question they had ideas we think this was the right thing henri in saying ok so american policy is keynesianism should be got rid of mexico has pointing in the by the way that i think that's the bell on the hour that because of the c

but max just turned it on and max did what max did. we got some big struggles and he came out of it. i try and come in and stick to my routine. it might look like third basis kind of easy, but it's air yet a facing the orioles for the first time at camden yards since being traded in 2013. the os and cubs, manny ma chot oh says baseball is boring. that's what happens when you get thrown out at third. air yet at an early jamb. still scoreless, nothing, nothing. not scoreless anymore. not a great day for the os starter. the cubs up, one nothing, four inning and then add son it's still one-zero . the cubs go up two off zero. normally today would be the day, july 15 is the last day for franchise tag players to agree to long term deals with their clubs, but the redskins and kirk cousins get a couple more days to, would out the money. a whole lot of money, july 13 that'she reportedly there's some con sterntion in the front office about what to do with cousins. way back in 2015 former gm scott mack mccloughan wanted to extend cousins. they wan

ok we've had latest from today's and max twenty seven earth show where some big deals are expected to be homeward suiko which were correspondent later in the park. called the future we don't know. every the world should experience. that you get it on the old old. old according to just. come along for the ride. a quarter past the hour welcome back u.k. prime minister trees in may has hit record low approval ratings following her snap election setback let's get the details from our tease polyploid live in london either polly this not vote which she said she would not do remember that obviously a huge factor in her popularity slump but is it the only one. or gosh well this is a record that no one really wants to hold to reason may's approval rating is now at an all time low according to this latest ip source mori poll and what they did with this poll is that they looked at all the prime ministers in modern times here in britain and where their popularity was that a month after a general election and to reason may have the lowest popularity rating of any modern day prime minister a month

you get a max deal. you get a max deal. only in the nba can a player be the third best member of a team and become the team's highest paid player. well, that's what's about to happen on saturday when the wizards if they do as thought match the offer sheet that otto porter signed with the brooklyn nets. but that's not the worst of it okay? porter is about to become the second highest paid athlete in all of d.c. sports. the average annual value of his deal will be higher than stephen strasburg, bradley beal, kurt cousins and john wall. only max scherzer has a higher average value. now caps, captain alex ovechkin didn't crack the cop five in d.c. sport -- top five in d.c. sports. >>> this is him tossing coins towards the chair umpire af at wimbledon. hashtag #classy. later he apologized for doing a quote bad thing. >>> rory mcilroy is off twitter for now after getting into a twitter feud with former pga tour pro steve elkington. when he tweet tweeted that mc-- tweeted that mcilroy was bored with golf after losing tiger woods.

: max harris wants out of jail in dublin. he is one of two men charged with involuntary manslaughter and oakland ghost ship warehouse fire that killed 36 people. on friday, even though his bill was reduced, he is not rejoicing. >> he is not happy. we will try to raise the bail. and try our best. he is not happy.>>> reporter: cameras were not allowed in court as his attorneys asked the judge to release him on his own recognizance without having to post bail. they said the artist has no criminal history. he is not a flight risk nor a danger to the public. judge kevin murphy declined to release harris out right. he was concerned they doesn't have a job and the fact that he traveled to the virgin island and los angeles. the reduced bill from $1 million to seven and $50,000. the defense says that is still too much. >> i disagree respectfully with the judge's decision. i am not sure how he arrived at the summary. it is obviously a serious thing that there -- that 36 people died. in my opinion it is not a factor.>>> reporter: the da

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welcome this segment of summer solutions i'm max kaiser i'm here with randi bowler a former four time air pittsboro north carolina in the former chair of the north carolina democratic party welcome back. great to be back max all right we may hear some noise in the back on by the way some work going on behind us but i think that it will be ok randi you know the title of the series this summer solutions and we wanted to get your take on how to address the fact that this millennial generation they are not really supporting much in the way of politics they recognize that there's been thirty years of neo liberalism that some of called the massive ponzi scheme and the baby boomers have taken all the money out there's none left for the kids anymore so you know where where where can these millennial zx go they seem to be gravitating toward paradigm shifting concepts of sovereignty like bitcoin giving them a whole new take on the nation state and other concepts so how do you what about this millennial generation is that a fair characterization that they're basically just forging a new in their

max? >> that's one of the issues, isn't it? it was a clear provocation to the u.s. because it came on independence day. and kim jong-un would be well aware of that. >> reporter: it came on independence day in north korea. it wasn't quite independence day in the united states due to the time change. but these missile launches always come fairly early in the morning or within the morning hours in north korea. so much has been made of the timing. it's anyone's guess whether or not this was specifically targeted for july 4th. we know a couple of times in the past north korea has favored this date for making a statement to the united states. let's bear in mind they also need to test their capability. north korea's leader, kim jong-un, has made it abundantly clear he will try and perfect an icbm. he wants to have an intercontinental ballistic missile that can hit the mainland united states, and he wants to be able to put a nuclear warhead on top. he says for self-defense. he says it's necessary

car max wants to open a dealership. katie utehs is live in pleasant hill with the story. >> reporter: ama, more than two dozen people spoke out and city council is now deliberating this late night meeting. among the top concerns here, heavy car haulers wreaking havoc on area roads and people potentially test driving through residential neighborhoods. a car max representative made his sales pitch for a used car dealership to the pleasant hill city council. >> we will be redeveloping an under utilized site vacant since 2012. >> he is talking about the desolate lot that used to be a k mart and mcdonald. car max wants to build a new facility at the former shopping center on contra costa boulevard. >> we're losing untold opportunities to build housing. >> dorothy england with pleasant hill citizens for responsible growth says council would have to change the zoning from mixed use to commercial. she's worried about the regional housing shortage. >> all of a sudden when they put 100% commercial project in an area that is desig

welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max in mexico city with jeff berwick welcome thanks max good to see you jeff berwick of dollar vigilante also enter a cast where you can find a narco capitalist online it's a must to go to spot for the anarchist folks the community in the world i would say that you probably have the at the center of the narco capitals movement i think around the world so for viewers just as a primer review anarchy as you see it as a political statement sure yeah i actually have the largest. in the world we have the largest. conference in the world called narco poco in acapulco mexico so very close to yours i heard you guys your side dropped by and for people don't know what it means anarchy just means no rulers it doesn't mean no rules it just means no rulers so no government taxing you and taking your money and extorting you in and telling you what to do and saying they own you just because you were born there that really doesn't make any sense now it's interesting japanese that you started this really before the introduction the rise of. currencies the centraliz

mark my words, we will get max harris out before trial. max harris will not rot in jail. >> reporter: harris is facing 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. prosecutors say harris is the second in command at the ghost ship warehouse and on the night of the fire, blocked an escape staircase. the defense denies those claims says harris guided people to safety. >> he is not going to be able to afford it. we are going to try to raise the bail. >> reporter: the defense attorneys argue harris is a great character, not violent and not a flight risk. but the judge says 36 deaths amount to a serious case. he also says harris lacks ties to the community with no family, job or home here. the judge reduced the bail amount from about a million dollars to $750,000. >> so we plan on asking the community to, um, to raise money to post property, real estate. >> reporter: the defense is trying to distance harris from the master tenant derick ion almena. he is the other defendant in the case. almena will be in court here again next friday for the same thing

max kaiser this is the guy has a report yeah we're still in my specific we try to leave but said you know what why bother this is where it's all happening food great people are great crypto is great it's all great stacey's great make stacy great again he's already great holy moly what's going on stacy just for the day we were out it's only you know it's not holy moley but holy moly it while maula that's all i only hope. why do you keep saying wave a it's like huevos rancheros. that you like yeah i like the drop of stuff that's great. so the malaya has pulled us back in again we are here actually we actually went to the russian embassy to see our friend don't go price received an honorary degree from a university and russia and it was quite interesting of course that means that we were photographed at the russian embassy here the russian ambassador to mexico is there which means you can never be president of mexico max i have told you go buy a debt and yeah i did i called him because he doesn't believe him but. well so of course while we've been here. janet yellen has proclaimed that

whatever it takes, we'll get max harris out. he is innocent. >> reporter: if harris makes bail, the judge said today he will have to wear an ankle monitor and cannot apply for a passport. >>> oakland raiders fans are gearing up for what could be an uphill legal battle against the team. the group of fans known as forever oakland wants the body that runs the coliseum to support their efforts for a potential lawsuit to block the raiders' move to las vegas. this morning, of the oakland- alameda coliseum authority met with the group to discuss their legal options. the raiders are expected to move into their new $2 billion stadium in vegas in 2020. >>> a live look now at the golden gate bridge. after 80 years of service the toll plaza could finally retire. the golden gate bridge authority just voted to hire an oakland-based engineering firm to design a new look. kpix 5's katie nielsen explains how this could affect drivers. >> reporter: for more than 100,000 cars make their way through the golden gate toll plaza and one thing is sure.

you can continue to watch the max air show live vote on our website r.t. dot com and on our you tube channel and if you want to get a feel of what it's like to be piloting one of those max airplanes i can see behind me to check out our latest three hundred sixty degree video on you tube thanks for staying with us. here. in the u.s. a child can choose an army course in school. with retired officers as teachers we don't. recruit we'll sisters if the cadet is interested in going in the military but we don't recruit ourselves. the pentagon is funding a program to boost interest in the military among teenagers your chance to step up to an apollo so that melts away for a comfortable with yourself. things about yourself you can't go wrong with the military it's a great stepping stone for whatever career you want to do but some veterans are willing to tell enthusiastic children a little more they ask me call of duty is a very popular first sure video game log it's play and that's because military like call of duty to turn off call of duty oh yeah well you can't tu

we really want alex jones of info wars corrupting the minds of young americans or do we really want max and stacey or do we really want to intercept or do we really want jeremy scahill or you know all sorts of. you know more left than we are or more you know against cup talk or see more against monopolies do we want those sort of voices to be heard well the whole american people of utter contempt so if they're saying that how do how do we protect ourselves because a lot of people out there who read med benghazi and or correct magazine or any kind of power to your thoughts are might think it's real and they would act on that they don't have the mental capacity to differentiate between parody and real news so we're going to shut down the internet effectively and just spoon feed the propaganda that supports companies like comcast and their copyright terrorism that's what they're doing i have to admit i've been fooled quite a few times by the onion headline. i have like tweeted and said oh my god i can't believe somebody actually did this you know something forces you to think yeah and they

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car max wants to open a dealership.with the story. >> reporter: ama, more than two dozen people spoke out and city council is now deliberating this late night meeting. among the top concerns here, heavy car haulers wreaking havoc on area roads and people potentially test driving through residential neighborhoods. a car max representative made his sales pitch for a used car dealership to the pleasant hill city council. >> we will be redeveloping an under utilized site vacant since 2012. >> he is talking about the desolate lot that used to be a k mart and mcdonald. car max wants to build a new facility at the former shopping center on contra costa boulevard. >> we're losing untold opportunities to build housing. >> dorothy england with pleasant hill citizens for responsible growth says council would have to change the zoning from mixed use to commercial. she's worried about the regional housing shortage. >> all of a sudden when they put 100% commercial project in an area that is designed the accommodate housing, we're not

guys, if we can hop on to max 2, that would be fabulous. right now we're on max 1. this is the first weather headline. the humidity returns overnight tonight and it greets us tomorrow morning as we head out on our monday and we will be dealing then with the humidity for the rest of the workweek. not only that, but the heat really starts to build up. since we aren't heading to max 2, let's not try to change it at this point. the second headline, there is a chance of thunderstorms later in the day tomorrow as well as tuesday. coming up in my full weather, i'll have more on that and the future weather hour by hour throughout the day tomorrow. wind storms are most likely in your area and erica, wednesday, that's when we really start to see the heat move into the area. the furnace will be on in full effect by midweek. >> thank you, ma'am. we will see you then. >>> it has been a deadly weekend on our roads. the road was closed on october court this morning. she was a passenger in one of the cars. investigators say both drivers stayed on the scene. >>> in northern virginia

emily: thank you so much, max, as always for stopping by. can read his story in this week's edition of the bloomberg businessweek on newsstands now. coming up, hulu is taking a victory lap after its original 13w "handmade tales" snagged emmy nominations. will hear about how the company is getting noticed in the clouded streaming space -- crowded streaming space. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: and medianews, negotiations to acquire media companies networks are grabbing that a deal could be announced as soon as this month. this according to people familiar with the matter. via, and another are vying to buy the company. hulu with a big push into top-notch talent. we talked with the ceo about how the company is going directly up against amazon and netflix thanks to its latest success with the handmaidens tail, which just received 13 emmy nominations. >> you know, we started original programming at hulu five years batchnd our most recent started a year-and-a-half ago. we have been in business with some of the best out there. but this one is really s

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player offered a max deal, they matched it.tto had a smile on his face today. i wonder why. season ticket holders. gave a few seconds. we talked to him about what is different now that he is a max guy. >> the motivated me. i continue to work hard. i want to be home. this is my home. i want to do right by d.c. robert: you have naysayers. >> of course. robert been clue you want to prove them wrong? >> i am looking forward to showcase my talent. >> giving them a chance to shoot hoops. giving the kids a chance to hang out with an nba player and something they will never forget. >> it was really special to be on the wizards practice court. with otto porter. amazing. >> otto is just all-around a great guy. >> the kid got on camera. >> wasn't afraid. >> great day! >> awesome. nancy: worked out well for everyone. >> it did. doug: it's hot. several for more days. molly is in for steve to monitor the daily chance for storms. michelle: we'll stay on top of it. "world news tonight" with david muir up next. nancy: join us at 11:00. have a g

max scherzer on the mound. of course, there are those clear skies and for max scherzer, he did his thing. in the 8th inning, 10th strikeout of the game. run support an issue until the 8th, the nationals rallied, then in the 10th, runners at first and third, daniel murphy coming through with the base knock. game over, man. the game-winner, nats winning 5- 4 as the game-winning home run is scored, fans really happy. after the game, max scherzer on sanchez's going to winning run. >> his first night, scores the game-winning run, can draw that up any better. calling a ball a ball, but other than that, man, i'm sure that is a huge monkey off of his back. >> the clock continues to tick, countdown to get a deal done for the redskins and kirk cousins, by then, cousins will be franchise for one year, getting the $24.5 million paycheck. despite all of that, he was back in michigan putting on a two-day football camp. almost 300 sixth and seventh graders taking part, of course he had to be asked about his contract situation

during max the reason will be offered simple. and really true mission along with reduced spending arafat's insurance. do not switch or a few of our attorney devices used to sharing your experiences on social media we receive constant viewing. in the us a child can choose an army course in school. with retired officers as teachers we don't. recruit will says to you if the cadet is interested in going in the military but we don't recruit ourselves. the pentagon is funding a program to boost interest in the military among teenagers. to step up to an apollo so that comfortable with yourself. you can't go wrong with the military it's a great stepping stone for whatever career you want to do but some veterans are willing to tell enthusiastic children a little more they ask me call of duty is a very popular first sure video game. it's plain ass because the military like call of duty to turn off call of duty oh yeah well you can turn off war and lot of these kids just don't hear. the darker side does the pentagon allow them to be told or

no no no how many like max blumenthal. minutely huge for a yet says something it's a step in the right direction of how many other anchors on mainstream media on c.n.n. imus n.b.c. fox or are inviting guests like the hard left is like maxwell with all and particularly people who disagree with you that really important here. but i disagree a lot that's why he's on this program here rob what i think is really interesting i will say go ahead get real quick up before i go to robert i will say that yeah what i will say is that i believe that tucker carlson invited max blumenthal on the show because they agreed on the topics that they were chatting about you're talking. you know one of the interesting things the time putting here is that you we had the neo cons that were in the republican side on the republican now they've moved over embrace the left we have a lot of room republicans and i'm thinking of people like john mccain. and lindsey graham that are very neo con in like and they're moving it leaps ideologically to the new

fair enough thanks for being on summer solutions thank you max that's going to do it for this special summer solutions' episode of the kaiser report with me max kaiser stacy i would like to thank our guests chris whalen he's the author of the fabulously interesting and must read for men. i've observed events of the past few years and asked myself several times what's going on in my native germany. really refugees. u.s. intelligence agencies indiscriminately listening in on german citizens of the government. and once again. at least. politicians from various political parties and various independent experts and journalists in an effort to understand just how independent germany really is when it comes to decision making. whether it acts on its own national interests ok resound someone else's will. in the us a child can choose a school. with his is as teachers we don't. recruit will says to the cadet is interested in going. in the military. the pentagon is funding a program to boost interest in the military. so that. you can. still. do but some veterans are willing to tell enthusiastic

fair enough thanks for being on summer solutions thank you max going to do it for this special summer solutions episode of the kaiser report with me max kaiser stacy i would like to thank our guests chris whalen he's the author of the fabulously interesting and must read for men. defense of the. several times what's going on in. refugee. u.s. intelligence agencies indiscriminately listening in on citizens of the government. from various political. experts and journalists. just how independent. when it comes to decision making. whether it acts on its own national interests ok resound someone else will. credit is one of the basic instruments to drive an economy but it can also lead to tragedy i did i took a line the whole gist i can be got and that that the debt style game and in the spiral not. many lives have been broken by excessive debt the banks got you into trouble and all the big bankers got big. money by the banks but just didn't think of the ordinary men and the morning through the back under don't buy creditors people see no future bad face for how you know you become ill you

solutions with the make america great again for a man author our christiane tress welcome thank you max ok so we're talking about an era in america that people longly longingly really remember the era of ford ford motor the sideline detroit the fifty's the sixty's the seventy's when the wages and peaked in america actually tackling are we ever going to come get back to those days i think it's important to remember that when henry ford started his company in one thousand no three that first decades there was a huge amount of demand it was also a big time a change i mean technical logical change was enormous but at the same time you had overcapacity and a lot of workers living in american cities what did they worry about inflation that was a big problem they had prices going up dramatically so you move the clock forward to the seventy's like you said that was kind of the spring time in the modern sense in america but that's also when the private sector started coming back after world war two because really from the thirty's until the seventy's this was a government economy you had big ban

from one of the stories had to dot com coming up max and mexico talking about a crisis on think government bond market. or this is the kaiser report mexico city love it year oh it's fantastic and you know we've got some situations brewing very important stacy next person i have to give her this is our friend guillermo is the guitarist for the day of the dead. the dead markets the dead monetary policy the dead currency used that rule our world i think is quite important oh yes i understand the gamble as a friend of plucky. lucky could make it on the trip well plucky is a central banker and garo is the guy who is waiting for the central bankers when their policies inevitably fail yeast he's always telling them you know he's that he's he's death essentially yes yes i was waiting for the central bankers to come across over the river styx into the realm of death and i believe there's death in the story coming up of course janet yellen again we have to remind you that we can half ago that she said to the markets fed's yellen says not another financial crisis in our lifetime member she was over i

good evening to you, max. both of these leaders went out of their way to reassure their intended audiences that all is good andell between them. did you buy it? reporter: i wouldn't say that they tried to say that all is good and well, but they emphasized the things that they agree on, for example, the fight against terrorism and secure the situation. france and the united states have more in common on that front than germany and the united states, for example, with their activities in syria, and then they did mention that they still have their divergences on how to fight climate change, specifically of course the paris agreement that continued to agree to disagree. you are right, this was a display more or less of unity, someone say even of friendship, at least between the two countries, if not between the two men. brent: let me ask you about what the u.s. president said about the paris climate agreement. he said something could happen with that agreement. some people are saying he was trying to give himself

because max has a big bro biscuit who's actually small bro. >> he's like, i got this. you how it's done. >> after biscuit does it, that's how you do it. >> that's a good boy. >>> a little dancing baby causes a big scare. >> but this was simply an accident. >> now the puppet master behind the viral hit gives us the real encounter. >> >> right? >> honestly for me, go back 80 to 100 years, that was the best. >>> do you know what's absolutely horrifying? teddy bears and baby dolls. >> oh, yeah. there you go. >> they took my favorite cabbage patch doll and turned it into a creepy thing. >> watch what happens in just a moment. two ladies come around the corner and spot the teddy bear and they're like that's weird. but then they spot the baby. [ screaming ] >> wait. they're screaming even though there's a dude clearly ride there holding it? >> then they take off and continue screaming down the hallway. like they just saw a clown in a parking garage. they're freaked out. the funny part about this video is it was released way back in 2011. it's gone viral, but this was simply a

since one thousand ninety four according to data from nikkei affiliate quick there was actually a day max for not one single bond traded hands right now this is an important milestone that we've been talking about a few things that markets are being taken private that markets are stagnating their money velocity is dead and japan of course they invented quantitative easing they're the cheap money for the global mergers and acquisition wave they're the cheap money source for the global asset purchase wave and they're the cheap money source for the rise of the mega billionaire class and it's come to a screeching halt it is answered efficiently to this zombie ask state of death like rattling and so this indicates that all of the bonds that were available to trade in the public market have bendis actually taken private they've been purchased by the central bank and they've also purchased many stocks they purchased e.t.f. the central bank of switzerland is a huge buyer of apple stock the central banks are taking all the publicly traded securities bonds or stocks off the market. as a way to stea

welcome to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser this is a continuation of our summer solutions series and in a moment we'll be talking with jay piece the telly of the news vandal dot com but first stacy you know tromp one twenty sixty election and the slogan was make america great again we've come out of adapted this to make america a nomics again kind of a play on this he won in places like the rust belt of michigan and pennsylvania wisconsin. one can assume these voters were hoping for jobs yes on the campaign trail he promised jobs and points enough to the reason they have no jobs he's calling it maggie nomics he's actually come out one of his economic advisers and i'm calling maggie nomics and a.g. a make america great again we've kind of picked it up for this whole theme this year is that twenty seventeen summer solutions and make bitcoin great again and make this great again make that it great again and so the real issue how trump won with that massive not only did he have a better message make america great again and hillary of we keep on forgetting what it is that something like o

a rail or something like that philosophical thought dave the telly welcome back good to be with you max i love it on the trade deals what role if any did nafta play in the decimation of u.s. jobs there is one a media role we know that nafta destabilized the small farmers of mexico they were dislodged from mexico they flooded the u.s. market and they started to work in u.s. factory farms created a lot of cheap food and cheap food was necessary because the average american worker hasn't seen a raise for something like thirty years and it's all part of this matrix of productivity as stacey pointed out of productivity profiteering of trying to squeeze a little bit more out of a consumer market a consumer driven economy when the people the consumers don't have access to the kind of wages they had at the end of world war two when the united states took off so you know i think nafta and w t o and china and international labor markets play a role i don't know that they're the main driver in some ways i actually think the main driver has been technology automation i take for example coal jobs he

max harris and derick almena each face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter... in connection with the deadly structure fire in oakland. both need a millions to make bail. however the attornies for men say they think reducing the bail amounts to zero is in order. in fact defense attorney curtis briggs says max harris, the man who hosted the ghost ship event last december... shouldn't be in jail at allattorney tony serra says the same goes for his client, the building's manager derick almenamary alexander represents 31 of the 36 families involved in the civil law suit. she believes the two men are right where they belong

and foreign policy expert max boot back with us.ut the russian officials you've worked with and what prism that gives you on what we're seeing in this interview. >> yeah. yeah, ari, well, i did work with a -- i met foreign minister lavrov in my three years that i worked at the pentagon. of course i i met the minister o defense and the deputy mirptss of defense. this is a quintessential opportunity that lavrov did not waste with mess with america. he did it on three counts. first of all he started to muddy the waters. how many times did they actually meet? how many times meetings did they have? did they stand at the you arenle and talk about substantive issues we don't know. number two, he said president trump accepted president putin's denial of the meddling in our elections. we don't have a definitive authoritytative read out. it's one government's word against another. and then the third thing is i don't know if you caught this but throughout the interview he was disparaging the news media and the intelligence community. using the