welcome back to the kaiser report imax kaiser time not to go to spain to talk with paul moore he's the former head of regulatory risk of halifax bank of scotland otherwise known as h. boss before i became a whistleblower paul is put himself forward to serve as interim chairman of barclays bank while they go through the period of rough as are paul welcome to the kaiser report. thanks it's difficult to think about banking when you're on a sunny beach in spain. well let us get into it or try to get price some interesting information from me so first tell us about your role as a whistleblower at eight boss what did the bank and what did regulators do upon receiving your information but i did very simple story i. told the board that they should reconsider their strategy for a sales group both if they wish to avoid risks to customers and colleagues and the chief executive fired me i asked for protection from the non-executives and the regulator and i demanded an independent investigation well nobody protected me nobody listened ok so your former job was group regulatory risk is at best i mea

other investors in the market at the same time because for every winner there's a loser well as paul moore said one hundred million people have been thrown back into poverty sense the financial crisis began five years ago he calls it the biggest humanitarian crisis since world war two clearly those are victims and that number is escalating sharply as a result of this financial terrorism perpetrated by paul ryan the ideologues who believe that he should break the law in the interest of the greater good and well in fact max turning the table on high frequency traders a key executive of one of australia's largest retail stockbrokers has blown the lid on what he calls the market rigging which is taking place on the australian stock exchanges bell potter's managing director for its wholesale division charlie a can believe that the market riggers the so-called high frequency traders are causing the community to lose faith in. australian and world stock markets again then i go back to paul ryan and his belief in atlas shrugged what if investors go on strike because they know the system is rigged

death across europe in the united states that additional suicides because of the financial collapse paul moore former top regular internet boss was saying you know go back to world war two you had over seven million people die as a result of the depression of the post crash era he said this is the biggest humanitarian crisis sense world war two and he believes that there will be more than the seven million people perishing as a result of the global financial scandal doggery and the other thing we pointed out on this show a while ago. oh is that the whole new york the fake new york attack against standard chartered was just a shakedown and here in this first headline you see exactly that it was a shakedown london fairings seen surging as finance firms add new york jobs banks insurance and other financial services firms may eliminate a total of about three thousand jobs across greater london as companies in the new york region add nine thousand according to the u.k. based research oxford economics so we see here that standard chartered was about a turf war the business is moving to new york now

economy the signs from the real disaster and the deaths that have been caused as we exposed here with paul moore the former whistleblower from boss here's the headline max one thousand suicides linked to hard economic times in britain a painful economic recession rising unemployment and biting austerity measures may have already driven more than one thousand people in britain to commit suicide according to a study just published last week the study a so-called time trend analysis which compared the actual number of suicides with those expected of prerecession trends they continued reflects findings elsewhere in europe where suicides are also on the rise between two thousand and two thousand and ten each annual ten percent increase in the number of unemployed people was associated with a one point four percent increase in the number of male suicides consumption transition can begin coming into play and there's no the g.d.p. is mostly consumption seventy percent consumption and it's all fueled by artificially cheap money from a corrupt central bank bank of england that is helping fraudsters like a

ibm christopher paul moore special assistant for the schomburg center. our talk today what passes for freedom begins with the notion that african-americans have long been ambivalent about the achievement of freedom. it is a notion that perhaps comes treacly from the american paradox of the kinship between slavery and freedom for 200 years. freedom seems sometimes to be elusive and the benefit of the privileged. is the elusive mix of freedom exclusively african-american experience? what is the distinction between emancipation and freedom? freedom of movement, migration, religion, and the freedom of expression are some points we will explore. as any freedom yet to be delivered and in the freedoms run amok that can amend the right to bear arms, stop and frisk. 12 people were killed in colorado have the perpetrator then stop or frisked based on his symbol parents he wasn't a black or brown he wouldn't have been stuffed in new york city. should the idea of freedom be redefined to the 21st century reality? what passes for freedom the 150 years of a region of f

paul ryan is more ready than a world leader like joe biden? that disconnection will be fans scoff and say the yyn's - american people are hungering moore says: "...paul ryan is the real agent of hope and change. it's interesting that was 2008 campaiin theme off barack obama. he's not running on hope and change now. he's kind of running on the status quo and fear -- and paul ryan is an optimist." notice that after days of stories about the president's likeability ratings will take a hit because of negative attacks like that cancer ad, mister obama himself is staying above thh fray. but starting monday, when he's on a three-day bus tour through iowa, the gloves may come off. president has series of fundraisers in chicago this weekend but aides he's not planning to blast &pryan. at the white house, ed henry, fox news. fox45's news on the go subscribers were some of the first to learn of the ryan pick. if you want to be ahead of the game.... just go to fox baltimore dot com and click on the news on the go link.... you can find out how to sign up for alerts on your smartphone. even easier, text wbff to four, five, two, zero, three and you're ahead

paul ryan of wisconsin as his running mate. they appeared together in norfolk, va., to kick off their four-day bus tour. brian moore story. >> mitt romney introduced powerful wisconsin republican paul ryan as his new running mate and together they hit the campaign trail on a four-day battle ground bus tour. >> it feels good to be here in the center of the universe. >> he is the house budget committee chairman, a rock star for the republican right and fiscal conservatives. >> he has done something very few people have learned how to do, made friends on both sides of the aisle. and he brings new energy and focus on key issues, jobs and the economy. >> i hope you are happy. i'm happy today. >> he is a good conservative, good family man. >> i think we need more fiscal responsibility, and i think he brings that to the table. >> republicans are happy, and so are some democrats. >> am i excited? yes, i think we can crush them now, thanks. >> the president's campaign called him the architect of erratic te -- a radical budget plan that favors the rich. off and running, romney-ryan in the fight for the white house. the all-s

the fact is that congressional candidates are running away from paul ryan and the ryan budget. >> all right. stephen moore, thank you very much. greg, thank you. we'll get back to both of you after the break. ben, thank you for joining us. >> pleasure. >> up next, was mitt romney's choice of paul ryan and his controversial plan for medicare a senior moment? >> my plan already extended medicare by nearly a medicare. president obama on the attack. the romney-ryan ticket firing back. a key member of obama's re-election campaign is here and we're going to find out just exactly what happens to medicare, the truth, what happens to medicare under obama care. that's next. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] its lightweight construction makes it nimble... ♪ its road gripping performance makes it a cadillac. introducing the all-new cadillac xts. available with advanced haldex all-wheel drive. [ engine revving ] it's bringing the future forward. but don't just listen to me. listen to these happy progressive customers. i plugged in snapshot, and 30 days later, i was saving big on car insurance. with snapshot, i knew what i could

moore. one thing about paul ryan in particular, he was also an early proponent for privatizing social securityme seniors when you talk about privatizing or giving vouchers for medicare, they say, well, we're really glad we didn't do that for social security, that would happen right before a big financial crisis. that's a real problem. why does he have more traction on this? >> well, i think the crisis is much closer for medicare than it is social security. the social security problem is maybe 10 or 15 years away. the medicare problem is right upon us. it's costing more than we're taking in with the program. look, it's just a question of what we want in terms of priorities in our budget, in terms of national defense, in terms of education, in terms of roads. do we want the entire budget to go for health care. i think dean and i agree on this point. whether you like paul ryan's plan or not, there's elements of his plan i like and some things i don't like, but the problem is the president really hasn't put forward any plan to deal with the crisis. we're thelma and louise, going right over that cl

paul ryan's new role as the republican vice presidential pick. president obama said ryan and romney share a flawed theory. congresswoman gwenn moore milwaukee, wisconsin. what is your reaction to the paul ryan pick? >> actually, i was quite surprised that he was chosen for this. because i do think that we -- you know, mitt romney i think has benefited from the campaigning at 30 feet and not being very specific about his proposals, what smaller government would mean, what he would do around the economy. but now that he has essentially married my good friend and colleague paul ryan, we're very clear about what paul ryan has sought to do for his entire time as a member of congress and as the chair of the budget committee. >> and congresswoman -- go ahead, i'm sorry. go ahead. >> well, i mean, he has sought in the past to privatize social security. he is basically eviscerating all of the entitlement programs, including medicare, where he provides a voucher to seniors which would essentially pass the increasing costs of health care onto seniors and estimates are that it would be as much as $6,000 a year. >> while you call representativ

nod as mitt romney's running mate, congressman paul ryan headed to florida to defend himself and plans to overhaul medicare. we get more from brian moore in washington. >> in florida at the nation's largest retirement community, republican v.p. candidate paul ryan defended his plan for medicare. >> it's not just a bunch of numbers. it's what my mom relies on. >> ryan and his mom received a predictably warm welcome from the villages, a place where republicans outnumber democrats two to one but when it comes to touching medicare, some seniors are spoiling for a fight. medicare is looming large in the 2012 campaign and ryan's mission in this critical battleground state is to convince seniors that he and mitt romney are not a threat. >> the president raids $716 billion from the medicare program to pay for the obama care program. >> in new hampshire, president obama accused romney and ryan of threatening medicare's very foundation. >> they want seniors to get a voucher to buy their own insurance which could force seniors to pay an extra $6400 a year for their healthcare. their plan makes seniors pay more so they can give another tax cut to

moore. we appreciate the report. up next, paulright wing idealogue or is he modernizing policies thof reaga and kemp. facing off with former reagan adviser art laffer. we'll see if we can resuscitate reagan and kemp on this show. ♪ ♪ three, six, nine ♪ the goose drank wine ♪ the monkey chew tobacco on the streetcar line ♪ ♪ ♪ clap, pat, clap your hand ♪ pat it on your partner's hand ♪ ♪ right hand ♪ clap, pat, clap your hand ♪ cross it with your left arm ♪ pat your partner's left palm ♪ clap, pat, clap your hand, pat your partner's right palm ♪ [ male announcer ] it's back. the volkswagen beetle. that's the power of german engineering. [ male announcer ] it's back. the volkswagen beetle. orgdoes your cauliflowernic have a big carbon footprint? not at all. that's great. melons!!! oh yeah!! well that was uncalled for. uhh... mr. gallagher. incoming!!! hahaha! it's wasteful. you know jimmy. folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico sure are happy. how happy, ronny? happier than gallagher at a farmers' market. get happy. g

paul ryan was the right v.p. for romney. there's bound to be the resounding approval. why, you ask? three words, privatizing social security. steve mooreditorial board member and senior economic writer for "the wall street journal." good to have you here. paul ryan has been an advocate investing somewhere around 50 to 80% of social security into stocks with the rest being in bonds. explain to everybody why he feels that would be such a good thing, especially for wall street. >> i'm not so sure this is going to be an issue in this campaign. it's something paul ryan has advocated for in the past. to clarify for your viewers, it's not something that's got an idea that goes back 20, 25 years of creating personal accounts for young workers, for the authority that right now, as you know, is going to get a lousy deal under social security. when i talk to young people, it's going to be the worst investment th investment that you make in your lifetime. some is is allowed to be put in bonds and a mutual fund, not picking individual stocks, just putting the money into the market so it gets a decent rate of return. we calculate for young people th

moore will also be here. i'm damian trujillo. >>> police announced they made an arrest in a recent homicide. michael paul howard is accused in the deadly stabbing at an east san jose story on tuesday. we learned howard was in court today in connection with another incident in june. in that case he brandished a weapon and interfering in a police officer. the victim was 22-year-old juan munoz. he was stabbed to death at safeway. it was equipped with surveillance cameras. investigators say gang activity has officially been ruled out an motive, but they aren't saying what the motive may have been. minute ago a spokesman for the family told us they had nerve heard of the suspect and feel munoz may have been in the wrong place at the wrong time. the crime was the city's 31st homicide of the year. >>> new safety improvements are a sad reminder of a back-to-school tragedy on the peninsula. the city engineers says l.e.d. lights are on the crosswalk. this is the first day of school for the school district. last year a second grader was struck and killed by a teacher on the first day of school. city engineers hope

clayton moore signed it and personalized it to paul, as did jay silverheels. ayton moore is very common. he went, toured all over the place and did a lot of signings, and his autograph, in this condition, would make about $100, $150. mm-hmm. but when you add jay silverheels to it, this photograph can move up to around $500 to $700. wow! and this one's signed, "to paul, george superman reeves." that photograph, if it came to auction, would probably sell for close to $4,000. oh, my god! oh, my god! bad dreams again, barbara? fingerprints, blood on your clothes? milton: now, sometthing?

clayton moore signed it and personalized it to paul, as did jay silverheels. now, clayton moore is very common. he went, toured all over the place and did a lot of signings, and his autograph, in this condition, would make about $100, $150. mm-hmm. but when you add jay silverheels to it, this photograph can move up to around $500 to $700. wow! and this one's signed, "to paul, george superman reeves." that photograph, if it came to auction, would probably sell for close to $4,000. oh, my god! oh, my god! i'm definitely feeling the pressure to have to buy something. you're killing me at 425. 285 cash. can we do a little bit better? three hundred. i'll defer to you. somebody's gonna not be happy at this. give me a break! oh, my god! market warriors was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from: mark walberg: cumming, georgia, is less than 50 miles outside of atlanta and exists somewhat in the shadow of its big city neighbor to the south. the lakewood 400 flea market takes place the third weekend of every month. it has space for 500 dealers, who set u

clayton moore signed it and personalized it to paul, as did jay silverheels. n moore is very common. he went, toured all over the place and did a lot of signings, and his autograph, in this condition, would make about $100, $150. mm-hmm. but when you add jay silverheels to it, this photograph can move up to around $500 to $700. wow! and this one's signed, "to paul, george superman reeves." that photograph, if it came to auction, would probably sell for close to $4,000. oh, my god! oh, my god! >> tom: i'm tom hudson with an "n.b.r." news brief. apple's big win in court, meant an even bigger win for shareholders today. the stock gained 2% and closed at nearly $676 dollars a piece, an all-time high. the rally comes as apple moved today to stop the sale of eight samsung electronic devices, including its galaxy and droid smartphones. wall street kicked off the week with nearly $8 billion in deals: hertz is driving to the alter with "dollar thrifty," ibm's buying kenexa, a maker of human resources software applications. and in the financials: m&t is buying new jersey