this is what's getting me through this horrible global lockdown and other good stuff like that stacey yes max we have been talking about of course the collapse of the markets and whether or not this can be like the great depression sort of error or in 1987 or 2008 because history often rhymes of course there are unique individuals and unique generations and unique societies encountering each wave of collapse all the way back to the south sea bubble so they're never completely the same but the human nature and human instincts are often the same just like a virus is often generally the same they become very deadly and then usually they somehow are defeated i want to look at some of the stories we've been covering and i know everybody is probably stressed out there where stress like is not nice to have a pandemic unfolding around the world and it's not nice to see markets down 10 percent up 12 percent down 7 percent you know this sort of turmoil is distressing and the fact that we will have to shut down much of our economy for a month or 2 months is going to be a lot of hardship for a lot of peo

this is what's getting me through this horrible global lockdown and other good stuff like that stacey yes max we have been talking about of course the collapse of the markets and whether or not this can be like the great depression sort of error or in 1987 or 2008 because history often rhymes of course there are unique individuals and unique generations and unique societies encountering each wave of collapse all the way back to the south sea bubble so they're never completely the same but the human nature and human instincts are often the same just like a virus is often generally the same they become very deadly and then usually they somehow are defeated i want to look at some of the stories we've been covering and i know everybody is probably stressed out there where stress like is not nice to have a pandemic unfolding around the wall then it's not nice to see markets down 10 percent up 12 percent down 7 percent you know this sort of turmoil is distressing and the fact that we will have to shut down much of our economy for a month or 2 months is going to be a lot of hardship for a lot of peo

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i have max kaiser this is the kaiser report or lockdown baby prison planet global lockdown while things are being revealed as the tide of neoliberalism goes out stacey yes one can just see you until we say otherwise that we realize we are under lockdown as is most of the rest of the world this is the covert 19 pandemic on going around the world but on top of that we have a money printing pandemic we have us fear dollar global system pandemic that we've been discussing for the past 10 years here on kaiser report and one of the people most responsible for the imbalances that we see in the world that the global trade imbalances the global neal liberal imbalances caused by all of this insanity of sending our manufacturing overseas for example is larry summers he was the treasury secretary under bill clinton from 1909 to 2001 so he oversaw glass steagall remove all he oversaw w t o. except in china into the world trade organization he saw all those sort of things that dismantled the commodity futures modernization act he saw the stuff that created the destabilization that we see going on so it was quite ironic or and indeed quite repulsive to see him tweet t

front running 2020 with max kaiser and stacy before the break we were talking about $1.00 trillion dollars in student debt and we left off on this idea of competitive stacey yes germany has free education america has expensive education and yet it seems that germany is out competing us steve keen basically risen because you're not relying upon the students for so they get into university but to get a good mark you've got to be an intelligent person to get and not a model we'll see want to want somebody who's borrowed money consequently you can afford as an academic to file the students if they don't do addition job whereas if you try to file students with a pocket i think they have boarded and they deserve to get what they paid for which is a degree and that is that subverts the whole purpose of education of experiences over a 30 year 40 year period in academia and i've seen the quality of the capacity to file bad students simply collapse so what is happening universe is graduating people with credentials but not in education but the fact is we do have a problem with household formation it is at a record low and a lot of this many economists say is because of

i have max kaiser this is the kaiser report lockdown baby prison planet global lockdown a lot of things are being revealed as the tide of neoliberalism goes out stacey yes one can assume until we say otherwise that we realize we are under lockdown as is most of the rest of the world this is the covert 19 pandemic on going around the world but on top of that we have a money printing pandemic we have us fear dollar global system pandemic that we've been discussing for the past 10 years here on kaiser report and one of the people most responsible for the imbalances that we see in the world that the global trade imbalances the global neal liberal imbalances caused by all of this insanity of sending our manufacturing overseas for example is larry summers he was the treasury secretary under bill clinton from 1909 to 2001 so he oversaw glass steagall remove all he oversaw w t o. except in china into the world trade organization he saw all those sort of things that dismantled the commodity futures modernization act he saw the stuff that created the destabilization that we see going on so it was quite ironic or and indeed quite repulsive to see him tweet this ma

running 2025 max kaiser stacy herbert and we're taking a forensic deep dive into all the candidates and their positions stacey i think today we're going to take a close look at what we call antiwar yes because we actually had a candidate in these democratic primaries who is anti-war this is one of the really radical positions in u.s. politics because usually we always have a pro-war candidate and you actually have to show your credentials constantly about how pro-war you are remember hillary clinton was her famous line was we came we saw he died ha ha ha ha ha ha cackle and that was referring to khadafi and libya and joining us to talk about anti war is james howard kunstler and dr michael hudson you were the author of super imperialism so you know about the role of war in exerting this imperialism 1st of all tell us a gabbers position on anti-war has incurred the wrath of the entire political and certainly of the media spectrum is anti-war even a possibility for america well the 1st thing you have to ask any democratic candidate for president is where do you plan to go to war and your administration because that has been the policy of the democratic party. world war one of course r

running 2025 max kaiser stacy herbert and we're taking a forensic deep dive into all the candidates and their positions stacey i think today we're going to take a close look at what we call antiwar yes because we actually had a candidate in these democratic primaries who is anti-war this is one of the really radical positions in u.s. politics because usually we always have a pro-war canaday and you actually have to show your credentials constantly about how pro-war you are remember hillary clinton was her famous line was we came we saw he died ha ha ha ha ha cackle and that was referring to khadafi and libya and joining us to talk about anti war is james howard kunstler and dr michael hudson you were the author of super imperialism so you know about the role of war in exerting this imperialism 1st of all tell us a gabbers position on anti-war has incurred the wrath of the entire political and certainly of the media spectrum is anti-war even a possibility for america well the 1st thing you have to ask any democratic candidate for president is where do you plan to go to war and your administration because that has been the policy of the democratic party. world war one of course republ