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

max eisen. since we learned of his incredible story from the consulate general he has opportunities to bring them to new york i have to say for a man of his age's, he has a very busy schedule it was not easy to get them here. thank you max for joining us and also to hanover press and the usc foundation into the jewish heritage to bring them here this evening to tell his story. as a diplomat i have had many incarnations. spent a lot of time in europe one of my favorite was to visit poland and traveled to auschwitz with my family and wife and my son and to see and share with them the tragedy and the horrors and legacy of auschwitz. i am deeply and profoundly inspired of the strength of the holocaust survivors and despite the complexity of their emotion understand the holocaust needs to be real for those who were not there, to reconcile those unspeakable horrors with the enduring faith of humanity. canada has approximately 40000 holocaust survivors who survived after the holocaust. i must add, cana

max is half french essential so. i'm thinking max with this last segment on this otherwise exercise imports that we could end up becoming a cheese geza right now we're talking about. french citizenship here basically because we're going to be patriotic to france right now french people are being. told it's their patriotic duty to eat more cheese after sales have slumped the dairy industry is calling on consumers to eat cheese in solidarity with our producers. rebuttal shown cantarell can bear the situation is critical and requires a rapid increase in consumption said the president of the dairy collective so deol didn't. choose the french have their priorities straight cheese is the 1st food for humans this is why we have such an affinity for it this is some milk that was got into the you know carrying around in the stomach of a yak or a goat cheese and how this was the 1st food of humans ever and that's why we love it so so you know this i could tell that the milk from this cheese was from a cow who was standing on t

has given to max.emperatures in some parts of the country could reach 29 degrees. sarah is in weston—super—mare. sarah is in weston—super—marelj cannot quite reach 29 but we are around 20 degrees here at the moment and are set to get higher as the afternoon wears on. of course there's high temperature and glorious sunshine has caught people out for the delving into the summer wardrobe for shorts and t—shirts and some even put on the swimsuits to make the most of it. on the esplanade you have some concessions open such as the fish and chip shop but for a takeaway only and people have been queueing to get there lunch. and further down you can get ice cream that is what you want but again only to take away. the authorities are saying that they welcome day—trippers, those who can maybe drive a couple of hours and then go away again, there is no way to stay are no toilets open so the message from weston—super—mare is come and enjoy the sunshine and the beach but if you cannot do it in one day then please do

max kaiser this is the kaiser report and this is central bank monetary policy yeah i get it to get. stacey. more money they might call it it is so much money m o a r money more money and you know it max now some people say all that money printing is going to cause inflation and i devalues everybody else's currency but they're offering us a bargain here u.s. treasury expects to borrow $2.00 trillion a net marketable debt in april to june quarter $3.00 trillion dollars more than estimated in february to put not trillion dollars come on down to the fed's bargain basement to put in dollars order now again 6 trillion dollars more in 6 months or now just 6 trillion dollar war in 6 months come on down to the fed broader base with high of j.p.l. i print money like a man to come on down to the feds bargain basement i'll give you a trillion dollars right now because of all baseball cards gets a pulse of or you've got some old rags that round the house will give you a $1000000000.00 come on down to the printing shop right now. you know you might want to this is christina guards money printing

here because you know if max this max were introducing the show you upright find it pretty creepy probably as creepy as these blow up dolls now filling the empty tables at restaurants here is a headline that i found actually was decoys from ireland and he tweeted at us and he said christ report fake customers in the restaurant an illusion of demand there's a kaiser report analogy in there somewhere and he was referring to an arty headline that one german restaurant has found a solution to maintaining social distancing on his reopening manikins the family run businesses fail tables with plastic people in order to keep customers apart and create a vibrant dining atmosphere that is not creepy at all no not creepy. no it's like that film airplane remember if they had to blow up pilots. yes my ear. yeah all kinds of mr fall out catch that film very missing well yes the potemkin villages in northern ireland during the crisis make it look like stuff was going on but there was business activity where there were no business activity so this illusion of demand is key to our modern economy because it

is trying to do with hbo max.ly: let's talk a little bit about some of the other streaming competitors. that we are going to have to move on because we have to get to some breaking news. rich, thank you so much for your thoughts. we will continue this conversation off air, as i know how much we both love to talk about this. thank you ford, joining us. the house now has enough votes to pass a bill on sanctions regarding the new security law in hong kong that has been drafted by the chinese central government that has been so controversial and big knighted new protests in hong kong. we will continue to follow that story. thatime, space x canceling plan to launch, moving it to saturday. we will have more on that coming up. and we will be talking quickly about instagram, giving more autonomy to its creator. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: instagram will now let creators profit directly from their videos, help popular users generate more income during the covid-19 pandemic, and moving the service into stiffer competition w

i have always believed in the max, i still believe in it.fication process that we have been going through with the faa, it has been constructive, it has been thorough -- maria: let me ask you about this huge bond deal and how you're going to use the money, dave. $25 billion in the market. now, i know that you bought a lot of stock back in the last year, you pay a big dividend in an industry that is quite cyclical. yes, you've got this huge, successful bond deal that you did, but do you need to rethink that dividend at this point, where it is even told? and do you need to think back, rethink all of the buybacks that you've been doing? >> well, i think probably, as you know, we have suspended the dividend and will continue to suspend it. we'll prioritize the payback of our debt bet instruments over anything with respect to return to shareholders. until we get back to the same kind of balance sheet we had before the virus and before the max. and then when we get to that level, we will reconsider and think about how we return money to shareholde

max we've talked about the cantillon effect for the past few years here and that's when money printer anybody close to the money printer they get it 1st the oligarchs the cup the kratz the caca stock or c. they get the money 1st they get all the benefits of 0 percent interest rates and the further away from the bunny printer you go the more income bird with debt and grotesque nesting toxicity of all the fraud that went before it so we're seeing this unfold around the world but i do want to make some notes about the set we have a palm tree now in the background because we are you know feeling like summer is coming on and that might be some sort of hope in the future about this cove in 1000 global lock down we have a fine as an investment handbook here that we will need in a few moments to explain negative. rates are negative prices on options but i do want to also say hi to juan one tanya because our latin american audience our. version of kaiser forte is like rocket and we have so many amazing viewers they will get constant e-mails so many tweets from them and he says you got one new

princess has given to max.dney care uk. she joins me now. hello, shejoins me now. hello, good afternoon. hello. and i mean, that piece is so moving, no matter how many times you see it and reminds you what a remarkable gift it is and i'm sure you won't mind telling viewers the reason you're involved is because you had a kidney transplant. yes, i've seen that piece twice today and each time it brings a piece twice today and each time it bringsa lump piece twice today and each time it brings a lump to my throat, because of the enormous generosity and humanity and the love that is shown in the act of organ donation says it all, why we are so pleased this new law has come in. for myself, i wouldn't be here without an organ donation. i spent five years on dialysis. that is difficult when you have a young family and they're just starting school and you have to spend three days a week in hospital. i was never call ed for a transplant, but my husband came forward. it has given me a whole new lease of life and led to me

welcome to the kaiser for a dime a minute max kaiser yeah that's right i got strong after last episode stacey throw me in the laundry and shrunk me now i'm only about 8 inches tall station next hand me the little mini racks here because you know if max this max were introducing the show you upright find it pretty creepy probably as creepy as these blow up dolls now filling the empty tables at restaurants here is a headline that i found actually was geek boy from ireland and he tweeted at us and he said christ report fake customers in the restaurant an illusion of demand there's a kaiser report analogy in there somewhere and he was referring to an arty headline that one german restaurant has found a solution to maintaining social distancing on his reopening manic and a family run businesses fail tables with plastic people in order to keep customers apart and create a vibrant dining atmosphere that is not creepy at all no not creepy. now it's like that film airplane remember they had the blow up pilot who yes. then all kinds of mr fall out catch that film very missing well yes the potemk

max kaiser this is the kaiser report here we are near 11. remember the universe restarted in 2009 or in year 11 of the toshiba nakamoto this is the force the pocket of big coin after the having and everything is going exactly as planned i'm stoked i'm chuffed as they say in the u.k. you know it's almost like art it's so perfect it describes the human condition so well this big queen so i want to talk about the art world to compare charles saatchi to the u.s. federal reserve bank because what charles saatchi did what he specialized in and he maybe he copied others before him but he was a show man and doing this as he would buy up junk junk art and then announce that he charles saatchi had bought junk art right and therefore he would make a fortune and dumping this junk are onto other people well this is kind of what the federal reserve bank is now doing is they are literally now buying junk they're starting as of just a few days ago to buy junk corporate debt in the in the e.t.f. market exchange traded funds so before we get into this i want

max we're going to talk about the cycle of life you know how one is born in your have people who have to take care of you and fiji you and change your diaper and then by the time your in your eighty's or ninety's and you're at the end of life you're at the same sort of position and having people change your nappies and fiji you and be the you input should a bed well i think we're in that bit of the cycle with the u.s. dollar remember the petro dollar was conceived in the 1950 s. but really born in 1981 when nixon took us off the gold standard and we've come full circle because remember in the 1970 s. we had the oil embargo wars in the early days of this petro dollar being a full you know u.s. dollar backed global currency grid and here we have a special report trump told saudis cut oil supply or lose u.s. military support so apparently in an april 2nd phone call trump told saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon that unless the organization of the petroleum exporting countries opec started cutting oil production he would be powerless to stop lawmakers from passing legislation to withd

that have used max sanders following the story for us in brussels good morning to you max it's sounding like good news what can you what can you tell us about the measures the commission is looking at today. well brian we'll have to wait and see what the commission are with the college of commissioners which concrete steps they are going to unveil later today they're going to be discussing the whole package this morning and presenting it to the public later this afternoon. as you said already these it's important to note that these are guidelines so not all of this is necessarily the binding so the responsibility of implementing these the suggestions to bring back safe and coordinated travel across the schengen area the responsibility lies within the member states but the talking points are going to be the lifting of border checks bringing back transport making transport more easy again and with the holiday season coming up obviously tourism and one of the concrete measures that is likely going to be addressed and going to be mentioned today is that the implementation of green zones and

i am max kaiser this is the kaiser report. what if i tell you that everything you thought you knew about that will be the matrix is wrong. i think max in the past week i was very surprised to learn that being read pilled is now considered racist alright and some of the worst things on earth he could possibly say and american media so let's look at what the original meaning of red pill is of course this is a reference to the film the matrix that was made and which is a huge hit especially amongst online woke communities really woke not the fake woke of s a m s n b c and you know the big white community in the me sort of community red pill is a very very very famous mean and then meaning the actual meaning of red pill that has now been deemed by the likes of m.s.m. b.c. new york times washington post as evil you cannot say this read poetry 1st to becoming enlightened to the truth about reality especially a truth that is difficult to accept or exposes dissolutions that's right at that so we learn from the film the matrix and morp

hbo max launching today. the streaming service will be facing tough competition from the likes of netflix, disney plus and peacock at&t is betting big on direct to consumer play. joining us now craig moffett we'll be talking to john stanke yer y later this morning >> remember that at&t's strategy here is to become a fully vertical creator hereof what it creates and the physical network. the challenge for john as he's been an architect putting the pieces together. while you try to transform the business to sort of a next generation business. you are increasingly obsoleting the core businesses that generate the cash flow today direct tv was originally conceived as some sort of transitioning. that sort of wrecks the directv business now you've got the hbo plus. the legacy business is there for compromised by people leaving or cutting and advertisers leaving. that sort of thing how do you meet that challenge going forward? >> that sounds like the delegate balance every one of these companies is facing. i think ev

a little bit oh i'm max kaiser this is the kaiser report possibly the best news one could ever imagine has dropped and personally. gobsmacked i don't know why but i am i shouldn't be but that's the way it is what's going on stacy max not only has the have been eating or the having just happened this is a very important event had only happened 2 other times previously and big point history now we have the having of the block reward we're going to get into that in the 2nd half a dent held but here we have of course the having so that's the hardening of money the hardening of the people's money in a time of hyper softening of money of infinite feel it and who steps into the rink into the big coin rink with all of the arguments that we've been making for the past 09 years about bitcoin here on this show well paul tudor jones buys the queen with reminder of gold in 1970 s. maclin best for paul tudor jones is buying big coin as a hedge against inflation he sees coming from central bank money printing telling clients every mind him of the role gold played in the 1970 s. he says quote the best

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hi welcome to the herbert report stacy herbert and this is my associate max kaiser right here. max i think we are perhaps in a parallel universe because i've heard some information that there is another show out there called the kaiser reports and i bring this up because apparently there is evidence to support this claim that people put in the comments all the time that there's a thing called the cost report out there well we may have spotted a parallel universe going backwards in time strange particles observed by an experiment and antarctica could be evidence of an alternative reality where everything is upside down and if this is true they're saying that time is also going backwards compared to where we're observing from right death falling time in a parallel universes going backwards. and you know if you think clearly if you meditate on it you you your consciousness dig down to is that part of the metaverse which i would call timeshare you know in if you are sailor now out there in the ocean sailing there's a thing called a wind shear or wind is blowing in 2 opposite direct

really max it had to happen eventually. to stay dead d d new hair on fire. with flaming hair chasing max around the house with a broomstick but i love the charles saatchi analogy because the so perfect you know he created this idea of junk art and this came after junk science and junk finance and junk economics finally junk art was created by charles saatchi and he would take marginally talented artists like damien hirst buy up you know monopolizes art and artificially boost the prices at the galleries that he own and then cash out there here's a headline a tweet actually from the day that the fed started buying these junk bond e.t.f. the century h y g i believe it's a symbol the fed plans to start buying credit e.t.f. today it says its primary goal is to smooth out market functioning although it already did that with just the promise of buying e.t.f. arguably the fed's goal in following through is largely to preserve its credibility for the next time so this is another interesting point about economics what comes 1st supply or demand classically people thin