a role like nomi, it felt like a james dean role or a young robert de niro role, it's a huge role.le. a notorious flop when it first opened in 1995, showgirls from basic instinct writer and director joe eszterhas and paul verhoeven has since been reclaimed by cult film fans who see it as part of a grand trash tradition of valley of the dolls and mommie dearest. jeffrey mchale‘s documentary uses clips and talking head voiceovers to track the film's path from catastrophe to camp classic, arguing that in its barrel—scraping awfulness, showgirls actually achieves a bizarre kind of greatness. whatever you think of showgirls — and believe me i'm no fan — there is realfun to be had in tracing its twisted legacy which, like tinto brass's equally notorious caligula, continues to amaze and appal in equal measure. i used to love doggy chow. i used to love doggy chow, too! that's it for this week. thanks for watching the film review, stay safe and i'll be back next week with more home viewing treats. i need somebody to tattoo, i'm running out of... come on, rich, what about you? don't even loo

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welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max keiser time now to go to tyler linda nomi is the representative for wyoming house district 01 for those outside of america wyoming is not only the most bitcoins friendly state in america it's also the 10th largest state in the union and the least populated it's born for social distancing are i thought i welcome the kaiser report yet thanks for having me really appreciate the opportunity now many people here wyoming and think not only yellowstone national park ranching farming with a cover 19 pandemic we saw livestock destroyed while supermarket shelves were empty what caused this and what legislation did wyoming introduced to address this tiler i think the 1st thing that we should make very clear though is the coronavirus did not cause co-ops sell the meat supply chain meat supply chain was always pretty horrible it was a centralized mass. kind of propping up or big monopolies and that's where everybody gets their meat whether it's from the back of a beef track or from a grocery store or whatever it's all going through these or out and so the coro

collateralized loan obligation we have actually warned about this in the last few years a few times on the show nomi prins is often tweeting about this and saying this is going to be the big problem so 6 here it comes again right the looming bank collapse not crisis collapse he says the banks are going to collapse the u.s. financial system could be on the cusp of calamity this time we might not be able to save it he goes on to point out that just as easy mortgages fueled economic growth in the 2000 cheap corporate debt has done so in the past decade and many companies have been.

collateralized loan obligation we have actually warned about this in the last few years a few times on the show nomi prins is often tweeting about this and saying this is going to be the big problem so here it comes again right the looming bank collapse not crisis collapse he says the banks are going to collapse the u.s. financial system could be on the cusp of calamity this time we might not be able to save it he goes on to point out that just as easy morgan. fueled economic growth in the 2000 cheap corporate debt has done so in the past decade and many companies have been done that right well you know to come back and talk about some of the concepts and ideas that we reference here on the kaiser report one of them being that the wall street crimes never go away they're just repackaged and called something different so here the c d a collateralized debt obligation is been replaced with the c l o the collateralized loan obligation as if a loan a sum out different than a debt no in fact they're synonymous but by calling it something slightly different it fools the regulators the regulators are like o

appeal not just to vote for biden, but to address the ongoing lack of enthusiasm for the democratic nomie among democratic ver a recent fox news poll showed 63% of biden supporters said they were more driven by fear of president trump's reelection than enthusiasm for biden. one such voter is 18-year-old marvelle reed from milwaukee. he opened his eyes recently to more issues pertaining toe, younger peond i feel wholeheartedly that i can support him. >> de anna >> alcindor: deana ayers disagrees. >> there is like a slim to none orance that i would vote him. >> alcindor: deanna ayers graduated college this yrnr and bcked sanders in the primary. for them, beating trump isn't worth sacrificing their values. >> if he supported, you know, defending the police, like abolishing ice, raising them minige, things like that, but like a really progressive young people are asking for. and those po me.s would sway >> alcindor: still, a recent next-gen america", showedup" positive signs about gen-z turnout. it showed 50% of voters aged 18 24 wfinitely voting. that's up 10% from a similar poll conducted a

a role like nomi, it felt like a james dean role or a young robert de niro role, it's a huge role.c instinct writer and director joe eszterhas and paul verhoeven has since been reclaimed by cult film fans who see it as part of a grand trash tradition of valley of the dolls and mommie dearest. jeffrey mchale's documentary uses clips and talking head voiceovers to track the film's path from catastrophe to camp classic, arguing that in its barrel—scraping awfulness, showgirls actually achieves a bizarre kind of greatness. whatever you think of showgirls — and believe me i'm no fan — there is realfun to be had in tracing its twisted legacy which, like tinto brass's equally notorious caligula, continues to amaze and appal in equal measure. i used to love doggy chow. i used to love doggy chow, too! that's it for this week. thanks for watching the film review, stay safe and i'll be back next week with more home viewing treats. i need somebody to tattoo, i'm running out of... come on, rich, what about you? don't even look at me, dude. why? your work is mad inconsistent. 0bama ain't right!