while the nose attracted a lot of interesting heavyweights like ron paul in the big quiet space i was at the gym race to land one t.v. they had an ira first over and on the other t.v. was ron paul advertising iras with bitcoin so these two are battling it out but so over certainly is looking like it's like bitcoin circa you know beef after the mt gox collapse it's it's been time for a rally and of course you're on the front line anecdotally i started to see order flow and interest and so far we've had about five seconds david now very little of both main dealers here in the last week you know more still flat are still sellers in the market overall so it's still flat but are you growing no no never saw a market so you want to be all right fair enough never sell a quiet market thanks david morgan for being on the kaiser report thank you well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me most guys are at stake here it want to thank our guest david morgan and you can find him over at the morgan report dot com is trying to find us on twitter scott as a reporter until

while the nose attracted a lot of interesting heavyweights like ron paul in the big quiet space i was at the gym recently and one t.v. they had an ira first over and on the other t.v. was ron paul advertising iras with bitcoin so these two are battling it out but so are certainly is looking like it's like bitcoin circa you know beef after the mt gox collapse it's it's been time for a rally and of course you're on the front line anecdotally are you starting to see order flow and interest in so far we've got about five seconds david now very well to watch your many dealers here in the last week you know more still flatter still sellers in the market overall so still flat but are you growing no no never saw the market so you want to be all right fair enough never sell a quiet market thanks david morgan for being on the kaiser report thank you well that's going to do it for this edition of the concert for with me most guys are stacey everett want to thank our guest david morgan and you can find him over at the morgan report dot com is trying to find us on twitter scott as a reporter until

germany and america to denounce the strikes against syria but we heard from the director of the ron paul institute daniel mcadams who questions the logics had no tick for conducting the strikes. well it's really a matter of simple logic if it can be that was the case why not wait for an investigative body to convert the u.s. has known it for a long time this was a chemical weapons facility why not notify your piece you have in the first place and most of all if this was a factory producing chemical weapons and you want to punish assad for allegedly using chemical weapons why would you hit a chemical weapons factory and dispersed all of this air and gas or whatever they have manufactured there along to the civilian population are you not it was just you were the thought of doing. russia's foreign minister says the type of poison a former double agent and his daughter were exposed to in the u.k. last month may have been missed identified so a lover of cited the recent findings of an independence whistler bar a tree that analyzed samples from the sea. in the bushes. is more consistent with

but we've heard from the director of the ron paul institute's daniel mcadams who questions the logic for conducting the airstrikes well it's really a matter of simple logic if if indeed that was the case why not wait for an investigative body to calm the u.s. has known it for a long time this was a chemical weapons facility why not notify the o.p.'s you know be in the first place and most of all if this was a factory producing chemical weapons and you want to punish assad for allegedly using chemical weapons why would you hit a chemical weapons factory and disperse all of the stair and gas or whatever they have manufactured there along to the civilian population are you not it was just the start of doing. russia's foreign minister says the type of poison a formidable agent and his daughter wakes posed to in the u.k. last month may have been mis identified so de la brive cited the recent findings of an independence whistler bora tree that analyzed samples from the sea and the recent developments the swiss lab says it's down to the o.p.c. w. to have the final say. eventually it got to

ron paul. dr. k you for taking the time this morning. >> rick, great to be with you. >> all right, listen very fortuitous. an op ed in "the washington post." it will play right into our discussion this was written by janet yellen among others entitlement programs support older americans and those with lower incomes. this demographic problem is faced by almost all advanced economies and cannot be solved by a vague call to cut entitlements -- terminology that dehumanizes the value of these programs to millions of americans. dr. paul, in theory, this makes a lot of sense but to those of us that are deficit hawks, debt hawks and central bank hawks, of which you're almost a founding member of that chapter, does it really matter why this is an issue that's going to come to pass, and it needs to be dealt with your thoughts? >> unfortunately, for my experience in washington, they will not deal with it. i think it will lead to, you know, a very, very destructive system that we have. that's what we're marchin

congressman and presidential candidate ron paul. it more or less is defining things slightly differently but one slow up i think the effort to go to war i don't think it really repeals their war powers resolution but it does save congress gives the present the authority to go to war against radical violent groups like al qaida and i says and maybe taleban but they say not a country. i really don't think it's going to pass. we'll see i only welcome the debate but i think they'll wake up and find out it's not doing anything and that when they pass these resolutions most of the time things hit worse so this whole idea that you can fight radicals any place in the world that's what they're doing already it just gives more authority to the type of policy that we've been following and getting us into trouble. your news continues and just about. anyone else chose seemed wrong. why don't we all just don't call. me. yet to shape out this day comes at a cost and in gains from it because betrayal. when something find themselves worlds apart we

congressman ron paul doesn't think the proposals will become law or improve the situation. it more or less is defining things slightly differently but one slow up i think the effort to go to war i don't think it really repeals their war powers resolution but it does say congress gives the president authority to go to war against radical violent groups like al qaida and isis and maybe taliban but they say not i country. i really don't think it's going to pass. we'll see isn't the only incident this isn't a stand alone moment if we look back just to last month there was a case where by a jewish primary school student all saying that she was jewish was told that well build for that there's also been incidently shown a big area of the city was well over his staff were harassed at a restaurant that he set up saying that they should be burned all gassed all of these things of course fitting into the the worst descriptions of anti semitism war we have right now is a lot of focus on the authorities to find the perpetrators in this particular incident as he said we do have that vide

congressman ron paul. it more or less is defining things slightly differently but in one slow up i think the effort to go to war i don't think it really repeals their war powers resolution but it does say congress gives the present the authority to go to war against radical violent groups like al qaida and isis and maybe taliban but they say not my country. i really don't think it's going to pass. we'll see i only welcome the debate but i think they'll wake up and find out it's not doing anything and that when they pass these resolutions most of the time things here worse this whole idea that you can fight radicals any place in the world that's what they're doing already it just gives more authority to the type of policy that we've been following and getting us into trouble. we're just going to a quick break though an anticipation all of that o.p.c. w. press conference there stay tuned here on all the international for the latest global news updates. four men are sitting in a car when the fifth gets shot i

congressman ron paul doesn't think the proposals will become law or improve the situation. more or less is defining things slightly differently but one slow up i think the effort to go to war i don't think it really repeals their war powers resolution but it does save congress gives the present the authority to go to war against radical violent groups like al qaida and i says and maybe taliban but they say not i country. i really don't think it's going to pass. we'll see i only welcome the debate but i think they'll wake up and find out it's not doing anything and that when they pass these resolutions most of the time things here worse this whole idea that you can fight radicals any place in the world that's what they're doing already it just gives more authority to the type of policy that we've been following and getting us into trouble. a surgeon anti semitic attacks is causing a law in the german capital that story and more still to come here on our team the national. prints the money and then the pentagon blows it up in various countries around the world or says us sold

congressman ron paul. i've been very negligent for a long long time ever since world war two we've gone to war so many times i would have never done it properly but i don't think this resolution as proposed is the answer to it because it more or less is defining things slightly differently but one slow up i think the effort to go to war i don't think it really repeals their war powers resolution i don't think it will pass if it does pass it's not going to accomplish a whole lot if a conference is anything it's more likely to make things worse for us who would like to stay out of war and to protect our liberties here at home so i can't get too excited about this other than the fact that we do need for these days with. a new documentary cold in the execution as shadow pulls back the curtain on the subject of capital punishment through three different stories claiming that race is at the heart of decision making when it comes to the death penalty in america. my team members take. this person. was a woman who.

congressman ron paul. it more or less is defining things slightly differently but in one slow up i think the effort to go to war i don't think it really repeals their war powers resolution but it does say that congress gives the president authority to go to war against radical violent groups like al qaida and i says and maybe taliban but they say not i country. i really don't think it's going to pass. we'll see i only welcome the debate but i think they'll wake up and find out it's not doing anything and that when they pass these resolutions most of the time things here worse this whole idea that you can fight radicals any place in the world that's what they're doing already it just gives more authority to the type of policy that we've been following and getting us into trouble. so bad lines to jewish men wearing traditional caps have been attacked with a belt spine arabic speaking youthfulness streets of berlin one of the victims managed to film the incident. nope it was so exhausted british officials did

congressman and presidential candidate ron paul. absolutely and i have to say that i voted the i voted for that resolution it gives the authority to the president to go after the people responsible for nine eleven so they've used that ever since they claim they have to rewrite it we don't believe there's anybody even living today hardly had a thing to do with the nine eleven attacks. it more or less is defining things slightly differently but one slow up i think the effort to go to war i don't think it really repeals their war powers resolution but it does say that congress gives the president authority to go to war against radical violent groups like al qaida and ices and maybe taliban but they say not i country. i really don't think it's going to pass. we'll see i only welcome the debate but i think they'll wake up and find out it's not doing anything and that when they pass these resolutions most of the time things hit worse so this whole idea that you can fight radicals any place in the world that's what they're doing already it

advice to presidents trump and micron on the situation we spoke to former us presidential candidate ron paul who's the chairman of the institute of peace and prosperity. the time when a crime is committed in this country the stations when they're not sure they're careful they say this is allegedly but they never do this under these circumstances they have zero bits of information it's over and over again they had to the person is guilty and that is that person is you know the russians and the syrians are guilty of a crime and it goes over and over again you know did that this cripples and then they finally had to give up you know that nothing came panned out so they had to go on to a new one so it's one runs out of steam they create another fake news program. i think the least likely because sod this whole idea i saw it's over and over again ten times today assad is gassing his own people and i've said it every time i haven't a son in a month or two later they prove that was absolutely wrong so i cannot see any reason why assad would do this there's no reason for a russian have done this the

well we heard from the director of the ron paul institute daniel mcadams who says that trump's reasons for conducting the astronauts are illogical well it's really a matter of simple logic if if indeed that was the case why not wait for an investigative body to come if the u.s. has known it for a long time this was a chemical weapons facility why not notify the your piece you go in the first place and most of all if this was a factory producing chemical weapons and you want to punish assad for allegedly using chemical weapons why would you hit a chemical weapons factory and dispersed all of the sarah gas or whatever they have manufactured there along to the first of all your population are you not doing just the thought of doing. russia's foreign minister says the type of poison a former double agent and his daughter were exposed to in the u.k. last month may have been misidentified like a laughter of science at the recent findings of an independence with celebratory that analyzed the samples from the sea. lynch liquidity in the bushes. is more consistent with the use of the poisonous

market pump a nomination after a narrow vote following a last minute reversal by republican senator ron paul though he had been a staunch critic of the odd going cia head over his hawkish stones if not for polls eleventh hour switch like pump a zero could have been on track for a historic this think sion the first secretary of state nominee not to pass the committee stage with more not here. mike palmdale washington's top diplomat well that's as soon as he is confirmed by the u.s. senate but after the foreign relations committee confirmed his nomination he is one step closer to having the state department who according to the floor in a positive manner want to thank you remember this committee for the diligence they've displayed i think we've done the right thing now it was tense up until the very end but one republican senator kept up the suspense rand paul would have paved the way for what would have been a historic now by the committee but a phone call from donald trump seems to feel good deal i want to say this about rand paul he's never let me do real ball is a very special guy as far a

time now for one cool ron paul robinson an irish runner has clocked the fastest mile ever run at the north pole robinson braving temperatures of about minus thirty degrees celsius even softened frostbite right here but he didn't let any of that stop him as he crossed the line in four minutes and fifty seconds. the twenty five year old is now the fastest mile runner at both poles having previously run in and arctic up in november of last year. it's your minder now of our top stories this hour. u.s. president donald trump and his french counterpart the money will mccall have hinted at an update on the twenty first tina run nuclear deal because all my state visit to the u.s. . and new fears of rising anti semitism in germany the leader of the nation's jewish community warning jews in germany to avoid wearing the traditional skull cap in major germans as. well don't forget you can always get news on the go download or opera movie player from store that gives you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for breaking news you can also use that app t

congressman ron paul. more or less is defining things slightly differently but one swallow up i think the effort to go to war i don't think it really repeals the war powers resolution but it does say congress gives the person the authority to go to war against radical violent groups like al qaida and isis and maybe taliban but they say not country. i really don't think it's going to pass. we'll see oh i only welcome the debate but i think they'll wake up and find out it's not doing anything and that when they pass these resolutions most of the time things hit worse so this whole idea that you can fight radicals any place in the world that's what they're doing already it's just more authority to the type of policy that we've been following and getting us into trouble. with r.t. thanks for watching us this afternoon still ahead this hour two jewish men have been set upon by an arab speaking youth in berlin it's one of a series of attacks that happened recently will have a look at the details just after the b

presidential candidate ron paul who's the chairman of the institute of peace and prosperity. this is a time when a crime is committed in this country the stations when they're not sure they're careful they say this is allegedly but they never do this under these circumstances they have zero bits of information it's only been over again they had to the person is guilty and that is that person is you know the russians and the syrians are guilty of a crime and it goes over and over again you know did that is the script and then they finally had to give up hey you know that nothing can pay and out so they had to go on to a new one so it's one runs out of steam they create another fake news program. i think the least likely would be his sawed this whole idea i saw it's over and over again i probably heard ten times today i saw it as gassing his own people and i've said it every time i haven't saw it in a month or two later they proved it was absolutely wrong so i cannot see any reason why assad would do this there's no reason for a russian have done this there's somebody who wants

who spoke about the situation with former us presidential candidate ron paul now chair of the institute for peace and prosperity . this is a time when a crime is committed in this country the stations when they're not sure they're careful they say this is allegedly but they never do this under these circumstances they have zero bits of information it's over and over again that person is guilty and that is the person is you know the russians and the syrians are guilty of a crime and it goes over and over again you know did it is this cripples and then they finally had to give up here no that nothing came panned out so they had to go on to a new one so it's one runs out of steam they create another fake news program. i think the least likely would be his sod this whole idea i saw it's over and over again i probably heard it ten times today assad is gassing his own people and i've said it every time i haven't a saw it in a month or two later they proved it was absolutely wrong so i cannot see any reason why assad would do this there's no reason for a russian have done this there's somebody

daniel believe it or not for dell of academies executive director ron paul institute good data well early macone colin bray discussed another side to this moscow's reaction with correspondent he goes down off. well president putin has condemned in the strongest words as to what happened to these strikes conducted by the u.s. the u.k. and france he said that they targeted not just to the military facilities but also to civilian infrastructure is world saying that this goes against and in violation of all international norms and in fact it wasn't sanctioned by the u.n. security council is also said that as pretext for the strikes the u.s. and its allies used a fake used a staged chemical attack he said that in a statement he said that he did not believe that the chemical attack took place that in fact the russian military that entered the city of duma the site of the chemical incident could not find any traces of the of any toxic agents or anything of the sort not even any eyewitnesses of the attack could be found apparently so here is what howard lederer putin described the situation right

the director of the ron paul peace institute told us he doubts the official explanation for the allies airstrikes and why they targeted the sites they did. well it's really a matter of simple logic if if indeed that was the case why not wait for an investigative body to comment the u.s. has known it for a long time this was a chemical weapons the syllabi why not notify the or peace in the first place and most of all if this was a factory producing chemical weapons and you want to punish assad for allegedly using chemical weapons why would you hit a chemical weapons factory and dispersed all of the serengeti or whatever they have manufactured there along to the civilian population are you not it was just the start of doing. the russian foreign minister said on saturday person independence was celebratory concluded that the second talks him was also used to poison a former spy and his daughter in the u.k. last month but says that these scientists findings were not included in the international chemical watchdogs official report on the incident. the analysis is more consistent with the us

juniper networks, goldman sachs analysts ron paul says the revenue is likely to decline this year onalf a finished product transitions, the covey reports its earnings on may 1. earnings dutch maker, that largely beat estimates, except for margins with shares in the u.s. down 3.4%. intriguing is the companies that have beat estimates but declined. banks, even the companies out on friday, that beat estimates, had trouble gaining. the five day chart of the s&p 500 bank index. you see the decline over that time. that is because the focus is not just on earnings for them, but what is happening to the yield curve. this is a fun chart by one of our chart maestros, dan, the 210 spread, you see the flattening. what is happening on the bottom is the number of days you see .lattening about inversion the current time of the flattened trajectory without outright inversion has been a record stretch. this is still something that some economists are predicting. finally, outside of a direct earnings streak, watching the tobacco companies. all three of was downgraded to neutral from buy. some analysts