fed policy or lack thereof and everything else that we could talk about with here also rachel curtis joins me in today's big deal to talk about jurisdiction shopping just in time for the holidays and as we head to a quick break here's a look at some of today's closing numbers. and a society that i don't think corporation mind. can do and they try to get all that all the money and i think that's really sick for a politician in the last. week. they're just too much. of a side. up. i was a new alert innovation scripts scare me a little. there is breaking news tonight and we are continuing to follow the breaking news. alexander's family cry tears of the war you and your great things other that there has to be adequate rigor at the core of what is around. there's a story sort of movies playing out in real life. welcome back now economist author and all around bad insider paul craig roberts is with me now we're continuing our discussion now mr roberts i want to start off this this section by talking about former fed official andrew who is our now he published an op ed in the wall street jo

rachel curtis is joining me now during the show to talk about a new shopping trend this year shopping trying to check this out and it's actually specifically for high net worth individuals to. get a christmas shopping might we suggest for you high net worth jurisdiction shopping yeah that's right now if you're part of that high net worth you might want to join the growing number of wealthy folks taking advantage of more favorable tax nations now according to a u.b.s. and well fed ex billionaire senses gold billionaire hotspot such as singapore switzerland and hong kong have emerged as favored destinations for the ultra rich due to factors like quality of life good education and low taxes now in these third countries their billionaire populations grew up locally by only thirty six thirty four and twenty five percent respectively and the rest they came from afar now rachel i turn to you let's talk about this growing trend do you think it's fair let alone you know morally ok if you made your money here in the u.s. and america provided the place for you to make it for you to get up and le

about inflation then rachel curtis is joins me to talk about a busy battle one bet is having over there music it's in today's big deal but as we head to a quick break here's a look at some of today's closing numbers. wealthy british style. time right. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to conjure reports on r g. ninety years ago this month the great german inflation came to an end with the collapse of the market in one nine hundred twenty three now as record numbers of people spend this black friday shah. being fueling our money velocity we'll take a look back at what lessons we can learn from germany's past joining me now is richard evilly an economics professor at northwood university to discuss inflation past and present whole overture thank you for being here with us today now i first want to start off by asking you in one of your recent articles you draw parallels between germany's great inflation in the early one nine hundred and today's monetary policy here

about inflation then rachel curtis is joins me to talk about a busy battle one ben is having over there music it's in today's big deal but as we head to a quick break here's a look at some of today's closing numbers. i'm . kind of. i'm. all about money and i'm actually like a politician right. here just two. days. i've got a quote for you. it's pretty tough. stay with substory. because this guy like me are about done stead of working for the people most missions the beach or ritual the drug runners vision. of the road it was. ninety years ago this month the great german inflation came to an end with the collapse of the market in one thousand nine hundred twenty three now as record numbers of people spend this black friday shopping fueling our money velocity well take a look back at what lessons we can learn from germany's past joining me now is richard evilly an economics professor at northwood university to discuss and inflation past and present hello richard thank you for being here with us us today now i first want to start off by asking you in one of your recent articles you draw pa

about it he joins me to discuss his new book aptly titled goals and finally in today's big deal rachel curtis and i talk about the state battle for boeing and i'm not talking about archery not you won't want to miss it and it all starts right now. with. our lead story today j.p. morgan the bank is dominating headlines yet again and no not this time for paying exorbitant fines to the federal government or for jamie diamond's after our sit downs with eric holder but for now protests nepotism now over the past couple months the new york times has run a series of stories exposing j.p. morgan's practice of hiring the children of china's crime data crim in order to secure a business from the chinese government now the actual size was something of a quote open secret at the bank and violates several american laws. federal authorities have obtained confidential documents that shed new light on the bank's decision to hire the children of china's ruling elite and the documents are actually pretty funny true story now the new york times writes the documents include spreadsheets that lists the bank's tra

about it he joins me to discuss his new book aptly titled goals and finally in today's big deal rachel curtis and i talk about the state.

about it he joins me to discuss his new book aptly titled goals and finally in today's big deal rachel curtis and i talk about the state battle for boeing and i'm.

verdict after the break and who does amazon blame for stealing christmas can't it's not granted rachel curtis and i discussed the first first major strike against the mega retailer in today's big deal and as we had you a quick break here's a look at some of today's closing numbers figure out. what defines a country's success. faceless figures of economic growth. or a factual standard of living. the best rules in life are to the point and at first the bowker all seem promising don't let banks gamble with customer money. but to no surprise it's much easier said than done now after three years and many many missed lines the vocal rule finally came to fruition last week now lobbyists activists and advocates from both sides are combing through the rule so who exactly are the winners and the losers joining me now alexis goldstein former v.p. of merrill lynch an occupy wall street activist and general know everything wall street. thank you for being here and now i want to start off by asking you under the volcker rule only three percent of the bank's total assets can be invested in hedge funds and p

ok rachel curtis as always joining me now to discuss discuss incentives that's right now a little competition in the marketplace that's a good thing but what about competition between governments that's another thing now governors of more than a dozen u.s. states are trying to court but we. airline manufacturer but how far will the states go missouri governor jay nixon is attempting to push through an annual one hundred fifty million dollars development sweetener for boeing and it includes an agreement among labor organizations to speed completion of boeing societies by working on a twenty four hour schedule twenty four hour schedule and for growing overtime sounds like a fun thing to do in. washington recently the largest corporate tax break in u.s. history conditional on boeing keeping their jet liner production their original ask you are these tax breaks than economic sweeteners are these the only way of attracting business in today's economy the company between all of these states as you said more than a dozen really underlines to me who has the power in this situation right boeing set a

rachel curtis is joining me now during the show to talk about a new shopping trend this year shopping trying to check this out and it's actually specifically for high net worth individuals to. get a christmas shopping might we suggest for you high net worth jurisdiction shopping yeah that's right now if you're part of that high net worth you might want to join the growing number of wealthy folks taking advantage of more favorable tax nations now according to a u.b.s. and well fed ex billionaire senses paul billionaire hot spot such as singapore switzerland and hong kong have emerged as favored destinations for the ultra rich due to factors like quality of life good education and low taxes now in these third countries their billionaire populations grew up locally by only thirty six thirty four and twenty five percent respectively and the rest they came from afar now rachel i turn to you let's talk about this growing trend do you think it's fair let alone you know morally ok if you made your money here in the u.s. and america provided that place for you to make it free to get up and lea

about inflation then rachel curtis is joins me to talk about a.b.c. battle one ben is having over there music it's in today's big deal but as we head to a quick break here's a look at some of today's closing numbers. i would rather as questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question lol. ninety years ago this month the great german inflation came to an end with the collapse of the market in one thousand nine hundred twenty three now as record numbers of people spend this black friday shopping fueling our money velocity we'll take a look back at what lessons we can learn from germany's past joining me now is richard evilly an economics professor at northwood university to discuss in the nation past and present hello richard thank you for being here with us today and i first want to start off by asking you in one of your recent articles you draw parallels between germany's great inflation in the early one nine hundred and today's monetary poli