two thousand and eight a fact that goes conveniently on bench and in invisible children's video and max yes why is africa always such a burden to us white people because they go resources that us like people want it back so our debt uganda's oil could be gift that becomes a curse that was only four or five months ago in the new york times lo and behold uganda's oil is now big. it sees the u.s. combat troops there because in two thousand and six over two point five billion barrels of oil were discovered in uganda along the border with the congo which is where conveniently tony is this well this is the burden for sure whenever there's all in the air there that's a poem or rather a kipling well the public well we're of course also burdened by the resources and people of afghanistan under tendered irony from the new york times the new york times today has an article lamenting that extreme levels of corruption and afghanistan's ruling class a narrow business and political elite defined by its corruption they say and explains how these unchecked improprieties are impeding u.s. goals for post with

and then most of those towns personalized and essentially spying on americans there is more space max yes this is the data industrial complex otherwise known as dick and these dicks are in the news this week we have the hackers on one side and the hackers on the other side really strat four is a joke and so is wiki leaks for taking it seriously so we know we have this big data dump from wiki leaks which was data from strat for five million e-mails hacked by anonymous well the atlantic says the corporate research firm has branded itself as a cia like global intelligence firm but only julian a song and some over paying clients are fooled a friend who works in intelligence once joked that stratfor is just the economist a week later and several hundred times more expensive as of two thousand and one a strat for subscription could cost up to forty thousand dollars per year dick's data industrial complex. yes they charge a lot for the rehashing the economist magazine and who are the primary buyer of this rehashed information of course wall street you know wall street spends billions of dollars

install a permanent tattoo of the casinos web address on reform head temporary tattoo ads or unless max yes well i mean goldman sachs i'm sure will start selling some kind of techno gizmo widget that you wedge into your brain that will divide your right left hemisphere so that your thoughts are making a market with each other and buying and selling your own thinking in a way that generates fees for goldman sachs but makes you intellectually impoverished but we don't have a course called high frequency trading. wow another that's what i'm like and pay for all right stacy ever thank so much for being on the kaiser report thank you not go away much more coming why stay right there. with. technology innovation. developments. coverage. sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else here's some other part of it and realize that everything you say. i'm sorry is a big. welcome back to the report i'm nice guys are trying not to go to los angeles and talk with thomas cole naki lead singer guitarist and songwriter streetlight manifesto thomas

install a permanent tattoo of the casinos web address on her forehead temporary tattoo ads are unless max yes well i mean goldman sachs i'm sure will start selling some kind of techno gizmo widget that you wedge into your brain that will divide your right left hemisphere so that your thoughts are making a market with each other and buying and selling your own thinking in a way that generates fees for goldman sachs it makes you intellectually impoverished but we don't have a course called high frequency trading. wow another invention i'm not getting paid for. all right stacy ever thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you not go away much more coming why this thing right there. if you're chances. of life. limiting. the theater. open their hearts to the rest of the. world. it's technology innovation all the developments around russia we. come back to the cause report on nice guys or time out to go to los angeles and talk about thomas' call naki lead singer guitarist and songwriter streetlight manifesto thomas welcome to the kaiser report thank you i thomas on your website you recen

install a permanent tattoo of the casinos web address on her forehead temporary tattoo ads are unless max yes well. actually we should all start selling some kind of techno gizmo widget that you wedge into your brain that will divide your right left hemisphere so that your thoughts are making a mark what each other and buying and selling your own thinking in a way that generates fees for goldman sachs but makes you intellectually impoverished but we don't have a course called high frequency trading. wow another invention i like getting paid for all right stay here and thank so much for being on the kaiser report thank you max i go away much more coming why stay right there. oh go back to the cause report on my stash of time got to go to los angeles and talk with thomas cole naki lead singer guitarist and songwriter streetlight manifesto thomas welcome to the kaiser report thank you i thomas on your website you recently wrote streetlight manifesto probably boycotts it's explained it's a very complicated situation obviously i'll try to sum it up we are like a lot of other musicians out there fr

. >> this is max, yes. lder, again some of the weak, trouble going up and downstairs, slowing down, he came into the program and went through about a month of underwater therapy. >> do they naturally take to it? it takes some coaxing. the first couple times we're right in there with them. we're the extra security blanket. gives them the comfort level. >> reporter: talk about right in there with them, this is the case here. the rehabilitation special is in the pool here. hello, you're doing great. tell me about her. >> about a year and a half ago got hit by a school bus and had a tremendous amount of injury to her right leg and after several surgeries including skin graphs and transplants, we had to work on strengthing her legs because she wasn't using them for so long. she goes between 30-40 minutes now at this point swimming against the current and she has the resistance. >> the water is warm. it's 88 degrees. >> this has to be expensive the terms of the treatment. >> we provide a tremendous amount of exper

max kaiser this is the kaiser report the trickle down effect in the tollbooth spoke. start with stacey erb or yes max who are seeing financial crimes all over the place right well the feds have apparently acted they are able to act six charged in federal crackdown on hacking by anonymous sex groups. so we know of a little second member admitted to hacking sony and also a computer system used by fox broadcasting company rupert murdoch's news corporation according to u.s. authorities so sabu and these other defendants face as much as one hundred twenty two and a half years in prison according to the judge involved in this case you know well what about the packers who hacked into m.f. global accounts but what about the hackers that hacked into the live or business multi hundred trillion dollar business they hacked into little goldman sachs they hacked into greece to stabilize the country were the penalties for these people exactly because all these guys are charged with in most of these cases in the sony and fox case that they just basically took down the site and they took some e-mail addresses and

segregation back in america and around the world that's right get to the back of the bus so there's never yes max you're there a blank stare or you're in unbanked store you're in unbanked unemployed is bad enough unbanked can be worse so thirty million americans have no access to the financial system they don't have a bank account and this article is pointing out that five point seven percent of san francisco households lack conventional accounts according to a two thousand and nine survey by the federal deposit insurance corporation very first too as the banks lacking a bank account imposes limitations on a person's financial options says greg cato policy legislative manager of the office of the treasurer tax collector in san francisco he points out that you know the fees for a check cashing at these alternative methods like the check cashing locations payday lenders they could cost up to a thousand dollars a year and also imposed four hundred twenty five percent interest rates on loans but this is like segregation this is like colored to the back of the bus and banks to the back of the bus unba

are thanks must be going faster thank you max i'm doing much more coming i want to stay right there. on. the. director's cut of real life. prison on march. yes welcome back max kaiser is me this is the kaiser report most go to los vegas and talk with aaron crown of m l heisman includes dot com where there have been three hundred eighty eight implosions since two thousand and six and welcome back to the kaiser report. they max going to be all right art in the first half of the show we cover the story eight a housing bailout facing a bail out risk after guarantee been tell us about the f.h.a. and its role in facilitating fraud in the transfer of the costs at the fraud is to the taxpayer. you know if it was founded in the depths of the depression to basically provide support to an ailing housing market and like so many well meaning programs you know maybe met its initial goals but stuck around and basically turned into a gigantic venue for private actors to raid the government coffers and indirectly raid the taxpayers and the problem being that extensively f.h.a. self-supporting has its own insurance fund socially kind of deal like half the i s

yes welcome back max keiser it is me this is the kaiser report must go to las vegas and talk with erin crown of n l hyphen implode dot com where there have bed three hundred eighty eight implosions since two thousand and six aaron welcome back to the kaiser report a max good to be back all right aaron in the first half of the show we cover the story of f h a housing bailout facing a bailout risk after guarantee binge tell us about the f.h.a. and its role in facilitating fraud in the transfer of the costs that the fraud is to the taxpayer. you know f.h.a. was founded in the that's the depressions basically provide support to an ailing housing market and like so many well meaning programs you know maybe medicine initial goals but stuck around and basically turned into a gigantic venue for private actors to you know to raid the government coffers and indirectly raid the taxpayers and the problem being that a sensibly f.h.a. self-supporting has its own insurance fund socially kind of deal like f.t. i see the problem being and the actuarial assumptions and the underwriting so the question i

we try to figure out which one has the better argument using the most rigorous method we know, yes, a mad max beyond thunderdome style steel cage match. yes, to the death! two analysts enter. one analyst leaves. yet we always like a good analyst duel here on "mad money." and this week, we've got one in former market darling urban outfitters, which, remember also owns anthropologie. up a staggering 3,500% from 2000 to 2010, last year urban lost its way. yeah, disappointing same-store sales. perceived fashion misses. higher costs. some legal trouble with the navajo nation. and then finally, the abrupt resignation of legendary ceo glen sanctis all made it clear urban outfitters lost its status as growth retail king. our worries only multiplied when on monday, urban reported a disappointing quarter and announced they would increase spending for 2012, something that immediately incredibly instantly knocked about a point and a half off the stock. so it caught my attention when that same day morgan stanley came out with a piece reiterating their overweight rating on the stock titled "urban, the name

other countries held in the united states and this is written in two thousand and nine max the term co-mingling yes it could very well be that ever since the m.f. global scandal. germany and other banks and central banks are very concerned that their gold reserves that are held in new york and in other locations could vaporize and as these various countries pump up their money supplies and base the value of their currencies now brazil saying it's going to debase again. aggressively and with japan looking to the base again aggressively america is trying to debase the euro needs to debase these countries are very concerned because they realize that eventually it will go toward a global gold standard but has been pointed out by the likes of jim records under that scenario the u.s. could declare martial law over the global gold supply that they hold in fort knox and in the new york bad in other locations and become the biggest gold purveyor in the world through a new kind of a global fee added certainly the m.f. global scandal sets that up when you have a bank or they can just steal a billion dollars w

that's why i think this headline is wrong max stratfor is a joke and wiki leaks is a joke for taking it seriously yes stratfor is the bimbo of the dick community. but the fact that our publicly subsidized them backed banks like goldman sachs and j.p. morgan take these guys seriously you know obviously the cia you could see in the e-mails treat these guys as a joke that you know these guys who think they're like super high tech spies for googling perhaps are drinking a martini shaken not stirred while googling and that's what they think is like how a spy is put remember the in the case of wall street who buys the research these are the these are the wall street banks to get bailed out by the taxpayer exactly so the taxpayer paid good build out of goldman sachs or without without the largest of of warren buffett of the taxpayer and insider corning information volver sized have been bankrupt already but because of all the money that's thrown at them they can use those money the money to buy worthless research the fact that it doesn't mean anything as worthless as a motorist up their money that they're s

morgan are subsidizing that top one percent of one percent yes but on the other hand max you can think of it this way burning made off also had an exclusive club not open to the whole a polaroid you get twenty five million dollars you can be friends of bernie made off oh he's the guy who set up the nasdaq is this just a way for them like one thousand die. dollar cost credit card that they say gives you entree into jamie diamond's inner circle well it is like a made up agin scheme they need new suckers to come in and become retail customers to subsidize the larceny going on at the top it is exactly like the bernie made of it's made off like you know made off was doing great until you had a market sell off and you know was so over trades at one hundred two hundred dollars an ounce j.p. morgan will be bankrupt too just like and rob just like made all just like just like bear stearns just like lehman brothers it's a huge first in politics game by silver shore j.p. morgan and make a fortune so speaking of j.p. morgan's inner circles max j.p. morgan off first peek into trading magic circle j

as night follows day states or we're going to watch me in concert paint you max not go away but for coming was there either. yes welcome back back because there is me this is the cause a report must go to las vegas and talk with arian crown of m. l. hyphen employer. where there have bad three hundred eighty eight implosions since two thousand and six aaron welcome back to the kaiser report in max good to be back all right aaron in the first hour of the show me cover the story f h a housing bailout facing a bailout risk after guarantee binge tell us about the f.h.a. and its role in facilitating fraud in the transfer of the costs that the fraud is to the taxpayer. you know if it was founded in the depths of the depressions basically provide support to nailing housing market and like so many well meaning programs you know maybe medicine initial goals but stuck around and basically turned into a gigantic venue for private actors to go to raid the government coffers and indirectly raid the taxpayers and the problem being that a sensibly f.h.a. self-supporting has its own insurance fund essentially kind of deal like

max ferris. will soaring prices take the fuel out of the recovery. >> yes, a good chance bringing us back to a double dip recession. you talk about this, if goes is $5 a gallon national average, a good chance what's happening with the middle east right now we could see, you know, not only the recovery end, but what we're going to see is people driving to and from work. i drive a car and this is going to hurt me. every good i buy is transported from the manufacturer to the retailer. and passed on to me. when i go to the store, i'll buy something, higher than a few months ago and the bigger thing, confidence, if i walk by a big screen, and see gas at $5 then i'm not buying anything. >> brenda: gary b. you're he not sure about that. basically everybody continues to spend even if they're spending on gas, but fuel, basically the economy, doesn't it? >> precisely, brenda. two points, i guess, one the credit suisse did a study, if gas went up another 50 cents it takes about 50 billion out of the economy, that's about 1/2 a percent, not substantial, a soaring economy is little more than we like, i kind of di