of it takes a pillage and black tuesday her recent book you can find all of her work at nomi prins dot com now we welcome back to the kaiser report thank you max all right no me i want to ask you about john corazon m.f. global but first you're a former director of goldman sachs so just to clarify out of the audience you were not there at the same time as john cores on correct yeah no i came out after he left i was there through the hank paulson era all right we've covered the paulson era now run the john corps announcement about four months of the collapse of a global not a single pair of handcuffs or nobody's going to frog marched off the trading floor you wrote on your blog that john corazon m.f. global on accountability do you expect corazon walls gape any accountability for his actions well me it is looking increasingly likely that he will he shouldn't he had to have known exactly what m.f. global did with its customer funds because he was part of the trade that required the use of them so there's no way he doesn't know there's no way he didn't realize that the regulations that tal

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always thankful to have you on the program thank you so much that was author of the book black tuesday nomi prins. well the rest of us may be left out in the cold at least economically speaking but the so-called one percent seem to be flocking straight to it several thousand of the world's political and economic elites have gathered in the swiss town of davos for the annual world economic forum between the champagne the caviar informal discussions aimed at resolving some of the world's biggest issues but while record snowfall may have dampened the climate at the resort it's a gloomy climate for the economy to the eurozone crisis is of course stroking fears of another return to a recession developing countries seem to be losing economic momentum and the forms own global risks report discussed the possibility of a downward spiral of the global economy and a gathering of economic elites of course who wouldn't be complete without an occupy wall street camp which in davos came in the form of an igloo village a handful of demonstrators have a directive the village sounds like a crazy scene but in

citizen so as the president's point on we're out of touch well that's the question that i posed to nomi prins earlier today she's a senior fellow at the think tank demos and also the author of the book book black tuesday here's her reaction. i think a little bit of what you just said in the intro here it was oratorial optimism which he's very good at and which a hollywood actor could equally have stood in and done instead of him and a lot of repetition he basically took a collection of what worked for him i think or what seemed to work for him in the in the opinion polls etc from his prior speeches and sort of mix them together and that's really what we got last night we got nothing particularly new we got a sense that he's conveying that our economy is better is going in the right direction that there are problems but the biggest ones he's dealt with like regulatory inept and this like like wall street and so forth and we can look forward and it will all be rosy and fine so it was really it was a campaign speech it was a lot of repetition it was a lot of oratory and it was pretty meani

gooperhaps i would like to nomie commissioner -- >> i would like to nominate commissioner o'brien. >> would you like to make a statement again? >commissioner dooley: just one more comment. our commissions are not 100% appointed by anyone, and this is something i feel for this commission to gon on in a productive manner, mr. o'brien has served. i believe he should be gracious and allows someone of the service. he has an opportunity in the following year, and just to be fair it is not right to flip- flop positions. should we no longer have any democracy? this is what it sounds like to me, and is a simple change in -- a simple staying. -- a simple thing. there is a problem here. commissioner o'connor: they would suggest that my desire to serve is not gracious, and i do not agree it is on gracious -- ungracious to want to continue to serve. as indicated earlier, i think the play of this commission -- i think deeply of this commercial. if my attendance record was staggered or are was not involved, if i was not able to talk about various issues before us, i would not be here, but it is beca

adriana hauser nos dice porque...la carrera por la nomi del partido republicano esta en pleno apogeo. mayor respaldo posible. pero hay un segmento de la poblaciÓn al que al que al parecer no consiguen llegar.
no han logrado desarrollar una estrategia que vaya directo a la comunidad latina y que pueda persuadirlos a que voten republicano.
destaca este analista que entre los contendientes republicanos ha habido algunos de intentos de acercamiento a este segmento de la poblaciÓn que tiene entre sus prioridades el tema inmigratorio. esfuerzos que no han rendido buenos resultados dentro del mismo partido.
gingrich estaba de numero uno en las encuestas y en uno de los debates básicamente dijo que el estaba a favor de que las personas que tienen 20 anios en eeuu tengan un estatus legal. inmediatamente bajo en las encuestas. perry dijo algo similar y bajo tambien.
mitt romney -el candidato que lidera las encuestas- dice que vetaria el llamado "dream act" una propuesta que permitiria un camino a la legalizacion para estudiantes indocumentados. pero al acercarse la fecha de

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money on mortgage backed securities but as this is showing was he making a huge amount more and as nomi prins has said he probably did or goldman sachs probably did on the other side right they say we lost ten bucks here. they don't tell you they made a hundred bucks here on the same trade conversed liam the same kind of thing is that geithner of those folks will say the taxpayer made money on tarp they made money on the bailout been made money on general motors without disclosing in fact on the fed's balance sheet elsewhere they actually lost ten times more than they put in so it's another form of deception and she finally ends max the m.f. global debacle and the price action of precious metals especially around options expiration dates show how lost our regulators are and how mistaken their overseers in washington remain so let's talk about some more precious metals manipulation here overnight long intraday short gold fund more than doubles in just over a year generates forty three percent annualized return so s.k. options came up with an idea of going long overnight in gold and short

. >> reporter: despite his popularity in iowa, many believe paul has little chance at the nomi admission a stunning admission the candidate himself made last night on abc's "nightline." >> so, when you lay your head down on the pillow at night, do you see yourself in the oval office? >> not really. >> reporter: along with santorum, vying for iowa's large block of christian conservatives, michele bachmann, rick perry, and newt gingrich. >> we may pull off one of the great upsets in the history of the iowa caucuses. >> reporter: so, the caucus meetings begin tonight at 7:00 central time. it's then, on to new hampshire for next tuesday's primary, where the remaining candidates will be joined by jon huntsman, who decided not to campaign here. rob and paula? >> the race is still wide-open. why is that? >> reporter: well, it's hard to say right now. as you said, it is wide-open. i think one figure i saw was above 40% of iowa voters still undecided as of yesterday. that's why we've seen about $13 million in campaign ads here on the local air waves. that's why we saw, really, a whirlwind rush ar

that question could be there if he's a nomie through november. >> charlie: al, has gingrich or other attacking the bane capital experience bause a, it was gaining no traction which is likely or b, they finally realized that perhaps they re doing the president's work. >> it was probably b. the establishment an party unloaded on that and late me pick up an couple points. i'm going give way my age. i was a kid reporter in boston in 1967 and nuck over to cover mitt romney's father. to the the contract between the two is interesting. he really had a rather natural touch and was far more outgoing an an and easy. he didn't say he was brainwashed but there's a difference between father and son in that regard. to pick up on michael on the tax issues a couple points. he still gets some bane income. we're not sure exactly how its but two words are dividend and interest and the private equity guys and others have an incredible sweetheart deal. if that comes on his tax returns i think it will be a real embarrassment and i'm sure michael's research showed in 1994 it s mitt romney demanding edward

before i do that, i'll just tell you who the best picture nomies are. war horse, theistry of life, "moneyball," midnight in paris. "hugo," "theelp." >> best actresshat performance stands out. of the nominees for best actress. >> of thos nomineees, i think meryl streep is formidable and really quite remarkable as-- in a very flawed movie about margaret thatcher. i thought viola davis brought extraordinary poise and digni and depth and emotion to "the help." i liked, also, gle close in "albert nobbs." it's in some ways a stunt performance. she's playing a woman who disguised herself as a man. but i think it's-- that's a triumph of technique. i like those three. i look rooney mara, too. >> rose: you liked everybody, didn't you? >> i like them all. >> rose: pick out one for god's sake. don't tell us you like them all. >> streep gave us insights into what it's like to be a powerful person losing it, into senescence. >> rose: losing power and your-- >> and talking to phantoms and the way her eyes seem to look around corners. she still had a kind of paranoia o