in the second let's talk to dr michael hudson of the second he knows stuff. go away much more coming. stay there. what popes who. put themselves on the line big get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. some want to be rich. but you want to be close to see like them before. people. might be interested in the waters. welcome back to the cars report i'm asked as are time now to turn to michael hudson author of many books including his next one out this of amber it's called quote end for give them their debt ok michael hudson welcome back to be here all right michael your new book has a very long time it's called and forgive them their debts lending foreclosure and redemption from the bronze age finance to the jubilee year you have said debts that cannot be repaid will not be repaid tell us about jubilees when did they start and what do they look like. well i began to write a history of cancellations almost forty years ago. in the process i got all the way back sooner and babylonia and the little times and joined the harvard faculty as an babyl

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max you know i'm so excited to get to the second half because you interviewed michael hudson you already did that for us so we're so excited to get to that we're actually going to have this half quite short for the extended interview with dr michael hudson about debt and. of course he is an economist and a historian an economic historian and he has amazing stories but our history is being written today and that is turkey calls us wild wolves that was to abandon dollar in trade turkish president last sunday vowed and caro would pursue non-dollar transactions and trade with russia and other countries accusing the us of behaving like wild wolves he was encouraged to extend and talking to some entrepreneurs and business people and what he said exactly was quote america behaves like wild wolves don't believe them using the dollar only damages us we will not give up we will be victorious of course there's always famous last words but the fact is again this is something that we've been covering on kaiser for for years and signaling a warning about that the end of the dollar the are hedging mone

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max you know i'm so excited to get to the second half because you interviewed michael hudson he already did that first so we're so excited to get to that that we're actually going to have this half quite short for the extended interview with dr michael hudson about debt i can tell you. of course he is an economist and a historian an economic historian and he has amazing stories but our history is.

max you know i'm so excited to get to the second half because you interviewed michael hudson you already did that for us so we're so excited to get to that we're actually going to have this half quite short for the extended interview with dr michael hudson about debt and. of course he is an economist and a historian an economic historian and he has amazing stories but our history is being written today and that is turkey calls us wild wolves that was to abandon dollar in trade turkish president last sunday vowed on karo would pursue non-dollar transactions and trade with russia and other countries accusing the us of behaving like wild wolves he was encouraged to extend and talking to some entrepreneurs and business people and what he said exactly was quote america behaves like wild wall.

max you know i'm so excited to get to the second half because you interviewed michael hudson he already did that first so we're so excited to get to that that we're actually going to have this half quite short for the extended interview with dr.

he's there, right-hand side of the screen, michael pillsbury of the hudson institute. ael, he called on you, he called you out, i should say, by name, i guess, because he said you'd got it right. what exactly did you get right? >> well, i had to confess errors along with many other china experts early on 10 or 20 years ago. but by confessing and saying we got china wrong, i think it shows that president trump is on the right track. and, frankly, they do praise him. they've got a number of chinese mandarin terms i remember very clearly. they said -- [speaking in native tongue] he's brilliant. one time they said -- [speaking in native tongue] that means crafty, clever. specifically about the trade talks. and one professor, two professors in china told me we don't want to make an early offer because the president will demand more -- [speaking in native tongue] they've got a third expression which i translate as brainy. the president said big brain, but actually the expression is is -- [speaking in native tongue] so respect is there, craftiness, wary of him. they're almost

. >> thank you for coming to the hudson institute. my name is michael pregent. vivian salama will be monitoring the panel today, a lot of time in the middle east and she's the right person to moderate michigan hold us to our answers and what we have to say. to my immediate left is michael pregent four, always a pleasure to have you here. >> thank you. >> wearing your nice seersucker suit. going to have an all seersucker panel one day. and ahmad majidyar, thank you for being here. i'm going to handed over to you and we can begin. >> thank you all for joining us. i'm always happy to speak about a country that is dear to my heart. i was bureau chief in 2014 through 2016. it is a place i know well and love. for those of you who are not following the day today closely, just a quick recap, it's been about 13 weeks since parliamentary elections, trying to sort out essentially the results, a lot of accusations of fraud and corruption, surrounding the results and those results were just certified, not changed very much from what they turned out to be during the election.

my name is michael pregent can a senior here at the hudson institute. thank you are coming despite the rain and the holidays and decide the topic. appreciate it. i'd like to introduce our panel today. of course we have sub to fox news. thank you for dinner. mike durand, here at the hudson institute. recent work in the bush national security council. we have joscelyn, freedom for from pre-9/11 into his last, bill roggio his then karen and the long war journal. develop great to be here. they should be a pretty good panel they had to make sure everybody stays where they're supposed to be. we were going to start the panel. thank you touristy san audience today and of course our audience that made it here despite the weather. >> at afternoon. thank you for joining us. it is 17 years after 9/11 and before you open it up to discussion, i just wanted to share an idea with you that's been with me for almost 30 years. i began covering terrorism in the early 90s. i worked at abc news as a correspondent and at the height of the campaign in london at that time. i wa

i name is michael pregent,, senior fellow at the hudson institute. thanks to come despite the rain, despite the holidays and despite the topic. appreciate it. like to introduce our panel today.c. we have catherine herridge from fox news was there intelligence correspondent who agree to do this. thank you for being here. my mike doran, senior fellow ate hudson institute for used to work in the bush council during the height of the iraq war. we have to is left tom joscelyn from the foundation for freedom of democracy who has been tracking sunni extremism since i guess pre-9/11 and then to his left, bill roggio is been coming afghanistan doing great work in the "long war journal." they've agreed to be. we may not agree at all these topics. this should be pretty good panel and catherine has a yellow and orange cards make sure everybody stays where they're supposed to be. and with that we will go ahead and start the paper also, c-span audience, thank youou to her c-span audience today and, of course, our audience that made your despiteyo the weather. >> g

my name is michael pregent, senior fellow here at the hudson institute. come herefor despite the rain and despite the topic. i would like to introduce our panelists. catherine herridge from fox news who has agreed to do this. thank you so much for doing this. mike doran, senior fellow at the hudson institute. to his left we have tom joscelyn , who has been tracking sunni extremism since pre-9/11. , coveringt afghanistan doing great work. they have all agreed to be here. we may not agree on all this but it should be a good panel. yellow and orange cards to make sure everyone is where they are supposed to be. c-span audience, thank you to them here today. and of course everyone who made it here despite the weather. >> get afternoon. -- good afternoon. thank you for joining us. it has been 17 years after 9/11. before i open it up to discussion, i just wanted to share an idea with you that has really been with me for almost 30 years. i began covering terrorism in the early 1990's. in net time i worked at abc news as a correspondent. this was -- byas given a p

. >>> okay, thanks for coming to the hudson institute today. my name is michael pregent. i am a senior fellow here. i would like to introduce the panel. vivian salama will be mod rating. now with the "wall street journal." a lot of time in the middle east. she is the right person to moderate because she can hold us to our answers and poke holes in what we have to say. to my left, bilal wahab of the washington institute. always a pleasure to have you here. >> thank you. >> wearing a nice seersucker suit. we are going to have an all sear suck isser panel one day. and ahmad majidyar. thank you for being here. i am going to hands it over to you. and we can gwynn. >> thank you all for joining us. i am always happy to competent about a country that is very near to my heart. iraq. i was ap's iraq bureau chief until 2016. so it is a place that i know well and love. for those of you who are not following the day to day very closely, just a recap. it's been about 13 weeks now since iraq's parliamentary elections and talks still continue trying to sort out essentially the results. a

michael: pennsylvania and michigan. happen.hought it could are you kidding? you such an idiot, he's crazy. that is why he's going to win. he's an incredible performance artist. the apprentice. people between the hudson and interstate 5 love the apprentice. here is what he did. was on the biggest jerk the show that week got to hear, "you're fired." everybody works with that jerk. wherever y you are, there is tht one jerk, and the cathartic feeling you got watching "the apprentice," people loved that show. hearing himrump and say, "you're fired." i could not get anybody to listen to this because on the coasts, within the bubble of the democratic party, infrastructure, they don't watch "the apprentice," they also don't watch "the bachelorette," which is a great show. i pay attention to what my fellow a americans are watching and listening to. i fitwhere does gwen stefan into the picture? michael: this is what is known from the beginning of this. , he was in out ing "theioionsor re-upp apprentice" with nbc. ni,found out that gwen stetefa a star of "the voice," and other show you are not watching -- [laughter] michael: the people watching right now who know that they don't want to "the voice" or "the app