all right that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert i want to thank my guest mark hochstein of the american banker if you want to send me an e-mail please do so at kaiser reported r.t. t.v. dot are you it's all next on. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you don't i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. when you have nowhere to live. when you don't have a family. when you have no one to ask for help you can always count on. this man is respected by criminals and also as he's a like fields out x. convicts anonymous people like he used to be. for the homeless on a. mission and free clinic ation free rooms for charges free arrangement free. three stooges free.

welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser time now to turn to josh rosner author of new york times bestseller reckless endangerment josh has written an explosive new five part series on j.p. morgan josh welcome to the kaiser report for having me all right josh you've written a forty five page piece called j.p. morgan chase out of control josh i thought jamie diamond was a hero who rescued the financial system what's going on here well he's he's he's kind of become the paul bunyan of the of the banking industry he's actually character well or a mythologized character who i think has one of the toughest jobs in our financial system which is to retain that wall running one of the most complex and difficult to manage institutions in the world but he didn't come to running the one of the biggest financial institutions in the world it seems like these too big to fail banks get too big to fail even bigger and then jamie dimon and j.p. morgan chase and been the beneficiary i think that other things that are happening . like up bear stearns going under washington mutual all these things goi

max kaiser this is the kaiser report what i got for me today sweeney max kaiser well i have command and control compensation in crystal. the first headline is actually this is a newsletter sent to people in a housing association in manchester is from eastland homes can you really afford sky cigarettes bingo drinks and other nonessentials they live in an open air prison these are the states and the government if they're not wanting to supply the prisoners with what little comfort they have and cigarettes and methamphetamine and bath salts and inhalation then they'd be should consider closing these prisons getting rid of something completely wasteful like the monarchy and returning to some kind of genuine economy well but the point is that once you become a ward of the state this is what is essentially happens especially during a crisis situation now my question is why as wards of the state why aren't the city of london why are they receiving newsletters like this why don't we write insulting condescending nanny like newsletters to them saying can you really afford that fifth line of coke

actually all right that's all the time we have for this edition of the kaiser wait for with me max kaiser and stacey everett like to thank our guest professor for cats for cancer research dot com if you'd like to contact us you can e-mail us at kaiser reported r t t v dot are you are tweeting at kaiser report until next time ask. there are twelve cities in the united states in which half of the people with hiv aids live within a year of a diagnosis of. over sixty two percent of. darkness with this is a problem that frankly is substantially preventable it was like the big elephant in the room and nobody wanted to talk about they were really good public health campaigns people were really focused on this problem certainly should be able to a whole lot less a tragic loss human suffering. let me let me i want to let me ask you a question. here on this network is where we're having the debate we have our knives out. with. this right to spank staying there to get near it will be an ideal way to talk about the surveillance.

such a show of journalists thank you so much always for coming on always a pleasure to have you max kaiser of the kaiser report absolutely. have you ever been hold over by a cop after having a little too much drink if you have been in this situation or you know someone who has usually you're poor right in the drunk tank for a night or two and then you're let go of course you're facing years of legal fees and paperwork but you're let go. but what would you do if instead of being released you were then locked in a padded solitary cell for two years now you're probably thinking that's insane that's an impossible scenario but alas that's exactly what happened to one fifty nine year old man named steven slevin in two thousand and five slevin was arrested for driving while intoxicated. however he was never actually convicted of any crime and after a medical examination determined he was depressed he was thrown into a padded isolated room with no natural light for twenty three hours every day and he was kept in solitary confinement for two years i repeat he was kept in the room for two years with

actually all right that's all the time we have for this edition of the kaiser wait for with me max kaiser and stacey everett like to thank our guest professor for cats for cancer research dot com if you'd like to contact us you can e-mail us at kaiser reported r t t v dot are you or tweet us at kaiser reporting so next time ask. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture.

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i am max kaiser this is the kaiser report not only are there men eating sinkholes but did you know that there is a season for it and we're in the eating sinkhole season stacy. well max i wish you were in a man eating sinkhole season up here in new york so we could suck us away into the heat instead of all this snow and rain and cold but i want to look at the ripple effects of supply chains around the world in this globalization system falling apart and as represented by wal-mart but i also want to look at the sinkholes that are in the the very fabric of the markets around us. capital is thrown into the sink holes of ever increasing cost of extracting oil and natural gas providing clean water to these booming cities around the world the first headline max is ripple effect of wal-mart sales could hit suppliers wal-mart's warning that stores are starting to experience a slowdown reeses questions on its impact on its vast network of suppliers the nation's largest retailer said the payroll tax hike and delayed income tax refunds had hair sales in the last two weeks of january february sales

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are max kaiser welcome to the kaiser report on mon satan evil genius or are frankenfood stacey max keiser monsanto is in the news there's a case before the u.s. supreme court about this case the automatic earth dot com says time to stop monsanto and the u.s. supreme court now the case is called bowman versus monsanto company in this case number eleven dash seven nine six and the new york times in their piece about this and this is setting up the automatic earth dot com writing about it the supreme court appears to defend the patent on soybean the question in the case bowman versus months sent to a company number eleven dash seven one six was where the patent rights to seize and other things that can replicate themselves extend beyond the first generation the justices appeared alert to the consequences of their eventual ruling not only from an santo's very lucrative soybean patents but also from modern agriculture generally and for areas as varied as vaccines cell lines and software well yeah the patents for c. that are owned by monsanto are there for one purpose and one purpose only to ri

yes max kaiser indeed max it was a team we did i was birthday a few days ago and new york times deal breaker celebrated with a happy birthday jamie diamond and they talked about his birthday from march thirteenth two thousand and eight it was he was eating dinner at a greek restaurant and received a call from gary parr allez art and to ask him to rescue bear stearns but on the same day this year we noticed that yes indeed scientists map tapeworm d.n.a. and you can see from this it was here that is jamie dimon the tapeworm having dinner on his birthday in some intestine some regulator somewhere this well you don't see jamie diamond and this tape worm at the same time in the same room. basically because there's jamie. move move. move i've jamie diamond the tapeworm i devoured the u.s. economy i steal people's money then left global a. chance. to. live in america's financial. yes on to if you don't like about every once in a while to collect my check for committing massive financial fraud like i do with the oil i authorize and i knew about it i couldn't a massive fraud i could not get m

welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser time now to turn to gal where bird known as gale the actuary gail welcome to the kaiser report well thank you going to be back again all right gail tell us about the problem of an investment sinkholes whether in saudi arabia china or america what are they saying calls you right up about it why are they now a problem. well i think what happens is that we end up spending more and more are trying to extract resources of various types already in terms of just trying to provide water that we need for our society in the case of saudi arabia they end up putting in very extensive. desalination plants well when you get these desalination plants what you get back to is well now you have the water that you previously could have gotten from here i prefer respect those that were first were getting he pleaded so we can't continue to use the aquifer water we have to use a desalination water is just that many times more expensive so what happens is we make this huge investment and that investment is made because of the pleading resources but when it co

i am max kaiser this is the kaiser report. y ups i have a cause the global great depression they say max i think they may have and i have some evidence here in this headline sent to me on twitter by a g.

max kaiser welcome to the kaiser report. on satan evil genius or frankenfood.max kaiser monsanto is in the news there's a case before the u.s. supreme court about this case the automatic earth dot com says time to stop monsanto and the u.s. supreme court now the case is called bowman versus monsanto company in this case number eleven desh seventy nine six and the new york times and their piece about this and this is setting up the automatic earth dot com writing about it the supreme court appears to defend the patent on soybean the question in the case bowman versus months and a company number eleven dash seven one six was whether patent rights to seize and other things that can replicate themselves extends beyond the first generation the justices appeared alert to the consequences of their eventual ruling not only for months santo's very lucrative soybean patents but also from modern agriculture generally and for areas as varied as vaccines cell lines and.

max kaiser welcome to the kaiser report cyprus banks are going to open today and they aren't yes they are no they're not are they they haircut on the deposits is ten percent now it's fifteen percent now it's forty percent now it's zero percent or maybe it's one hundred percent cyprus is leaving the euro no it's not the troika backs the plan no doesn't back to play yes it does no it doesn't welcome to the new world order it's called yes no maybe and maybe you'd have a gold silver and big coin taking you out of this mess or else or wealth is going to be well yes no or maybe in a way stacey exactly max you know there's one thing that's never uncertain about all of these plans they have and that is that you yes none of them will work that's a good bottom line analysis yes they all don't work. so you know while panic was determine who is panic the head of the central bank of cyprus panic because nothing's going to work and that's why they're called panic goes on.

i am max kaiser welcome to the kaiser report happy birthday jamie diamond on the very day so branding your birth scientists coated the d.n.a. of the tape worm stacy ever tells one yes max kaiser indeed max it was jamie diamond birthday a few days ago and new york times deal breakers celebrated with a happy birthday jamie diamond and they talked about his birthday from march thirteenth two thousand and eight in which he was eating dinner at a greek restaurant and received a call from gary parr. and to ask him to rescue bear stearns but on the same day this year we noticed that yes indeed scientists.

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host of the kaiser report her new york studio thank you so much for joining me max. it's great to be with you all of them so let's talk about bitcoin i see that you've been talking about it quite a bit lately i find it really fascinating max give us a sense i mean how fission is this really is it really able to fix the economic problems we face. well efficient is a good word first of all it's up two hundred percent this year so the dow jones is hitting an all time new low against bitcoin this is a currency that people are starting to gravitate to as a store of value realizing that the other currencies out there like the dollar the end the euro are just fiances run by central banks who have the ability to print trillions and trillions in an attempt to debase their currency and what's called the currency war where as with bitcoin there is a limited supply it is a story house of value it is trip to logically protect it gives users the benefit of making anonymous transactions and yes it is very efficient you can send money anywhere in the world for a fraction of one perc

welcome back to the kaiser report max kaiser time now to turn to steve king arthur of bonking economics steve's also got a project kickstarter he's raising money for a dynamic financial simulation called minsky fifteen welcome back to the kaiser report by the way him. steve tell us about this. kickstarter project well the starting point is i want to call him mr right now and what i do with i pretend to model the economy and the belief that it's always an equilibrium pretty damn close and it doesn't have banks doesn't have debt and doesn't have money which are all absolutely assumptions that dominate conventional economic theory so i built a method for simply build models that are strictly monitored you can have banks and saw their financial transactions shadow banking whatever you can model you can put in their stein m.a. could snowmaker librium and it's a close a way of getting a lynch looking how the economy actually operates in the stuff which is dominated by economics and meant i didn't see this process coming and i don't know why we're still slowly dragging away out of it so the mi

i am max kaiser this is the kaiser report read by ups of a caused the global great depression. max i think they may have and i have some evidence here in this headline sent to me on twitter by a g laden and it is robot rat bullies real rats into depression. for science so max to test. yes that's a very good rat face there well to test for antidepressants pharmaceutical companies and scientists have had to use a large number of depressed rats and in order to depress the rats they've always done things like shock them or near drown them they throw them a water all the time but the problem with this has always been that humans don't get depressed that way so they've tried to find a way that more closely mimics how humans get depressed and for this they've created that was said at university in tokyo the w r dash three rat bot it's essentially an attack robot the bullies rats into a more realistic human like state of depression the w or three is programmed with three kinds of bullying chasing continuous attacking and interactive attacking chasten is exactly what it sounds like your

i'll come back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser time now to turn to rowan buzz worth davies a former fraud squad detective with scotland yard who now blogs tweets and speaks to audiences all over the u.k. roland welcome back to the kaiser report. so i won't point you were a bobby ok i was i was a street policeman coppa and then you became a detective yeah and now a reason i ask is because i got a very interesting e-mail here from somebody who sent it to me they sent an e-mail to us scotland yard and they said that they made the point to scotland yard h.s.b.c. was caught red handed laundering hundreds of millions of dollars from mexican drug cartels and terrorists they were fined one point two billion pounds by u.s. authorities h.s.b.c. drug money facilitated the murder of many hundreds of people in mexico often by masked beheadings or by being burned alive and i'm sure the metropolitan police are actively investigating who in h.s.b.c. is responsible for this crime when can i expect to hear that the metropolitan police have made arrests in relation to this outrage and then they say ye

i am max kaiser this is the kaiser report what he got for me today sweeney by max kaiser well i have command and control confiscation in crystal. the first headline is actually this is a newsletter sent to people in a housing association in manchester is from eastland homes can you really afford sky cigarettes bingo drinks and other nonessentials they live in an open air prison these are states and the government if they're not wanting to supply the prisoners with what little comfort they have and cigarettes and methamphetamine and bath salts.

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