i knew that he initially denied knowing stacy. >> rodney stated that he and stacy were having sex.ely sexual. he was away -- he wasss he was a black man having haviig with a white girl in bastrop and said he was afraid. >> at that time, the court appointed calvin garvey and lydia clay jackson. >> the state had two years to investigate the case, we had two months to prepare. >> in the opening statements, the prosecution made it clear that the dna was really the heart of their case. >> in front of an all white jury, prosecutor lisa tanner began her opening arguments. >> rodney reed, either jumped in her truck or talked his way in to her truck. >> we believe from there, that rodney reed raped her and strangled her. >> the lynch pin of the case for them was that they had rodney reed's dna inside stacy stites. >> the weakness in the defense's case, is after they told the jury they were going to show evidence of the affair, they were not able to produce witnesses to testify about it. >> after less than a day of deliberating, all of the 12 jurors came back unanimously and they decided tha

stacy: i think it is real.ave seen some of the reviews for the current chips, but it has been getting rave reviews. it looks really good. i think to your point, i was a little surprised that the news filled today was seen as a surprise because the m1, the current chip -- it is just the beginning. apple said it would be a two-year process, and they would not be improving -- there was no way they would not be improving markedly over the next couple of years. caroline: it feels like the pace of them improving it is what caught people off guard. stacy: the other thing you need to remember, apple has been working on this for a decade. it is not just like they just dove into the pool. they have shown significant improvement -- improvement in every generation of the chips. is current m1 they delivered sort of a glorified ipad processor. i presume that is the bridge product. i am not surprised the next generation, the second generation, is where they are bringing their firepower. joe: stacy, obviously we think about wi

his name was stacy stewart. said he told his friends he had a sexual relationship with michele and, said the defense, stacy stewart appeared to be the very man kevin tubbs saw with michele in the early hours of september 12th. >> there was a blonde woman out there and a young gentleman, you know, in his early 20s. >> tubbs identified that man from a photograph. >> his physical appearance, his facial hair, his height, his age and the type of vehicle he drove. >> tubbs said the man he saw was driving beside a black truck, stacy stewart drove a black truck, same kind. >> it's a new model and it's a chevy and it's all coming together. >> stacy stewart denied any involvement in michele's disappearance. he denied he ever had a relationship with michele, said he was never even alone with her. still, cal's side was convinced that stewart and a friend of his played some role in michele's disappearance. in 2015, trial number three opened, a change of venue necessary said the defense because the case was too well known. an

f: thank you so much, stacy. i love you. thank you for what you have done for the state of georgia, throughout your career building over these last 10 years. reverend, it is an honor to run alongside you. and mr. obama, thank you for lending a hand in your support and friendship. my mother was 23 years old when she came to this country alone as an immigrant. because for her, america represented hope. on aelieved we were country, on a journey making progress to fully realize our founding ideals, that we were in -- that we were equal in god's eyes, that opportunity and rights were given equally to all of us. that is the vision of our country that drew my mother here as a young woman. she became an activist and march for the equal rights amendment. she became a businesswoman. she became a citizen because she recognized the ballot box is where we push this country forward. what happened in these last four years as our country has been ripped apart by fear and division, it broke my mother's heart. and what's happened in this last

the next question is from karen stacy. -- kieran stacy. >> this is kieran stacy from the financial times. the error, is it that you did not realize that this approval process had to happen to make these doses releasable, or you just thought it would take less time? >> a combination of everything, all right? this has never been done in our history. norma vaccines -- normal vaccines. let's take influence as an example. spends the next six months developing and producing preparing that vaccine for distribution and it is distributed in a timely manner. what we have done is take a process that is well-regulated and standards highly enforced and converted it into execution for covid-19 vaccine, which is, as the vaccine is developed, we are pushing it out to the american people. a simple course of action, but a totally, in my opinion, inappropriate and unethical decision would have been to stockpile covid-19 vaccine, walk-through all the process that is normal, bright -- right, wait for it all to be approved and releasable, and distributed three or four months from now. -- and distribute it thr

a stacy abrams has said the g.o.p. can't win without voter suppression. how do you respond to her and that claim? >> we are going to win if our voters turn out and as long as democrats don't try to pursue people registered who shouldn't legally be registered in the state of georgia. is a fact that far left activists are registering themselves in georgia who don't even live in the state of georgia. i believe just like my district in upstate new york, i am elected to serve the people of new york's 21st district. georgians who legally live here should be determinant of who serves them in the senate. i support calling into question the fact that the judge in this case has a very clear conflict of interest and that is stacy abrams. >> shannon: let's talk about the modern voters there with these margins as tight as they are, you all need every vote and to try to win one or both of these seats they are. "the washington post" talks about this, they say georgia senate runoffs determine whether trump remains a poison and do not fit the image of the hat wearing trum

and they were punished for their optimism but now there is no punishment for relentless optimism stacie right and it's important to know as well that we're heading into 2021 and what is 2021 is the 50th birthday of the all system so you know this is a good time to die as well for if it's over right 50 years is long enough it was an experiment that was the experiment big question is not the experiment because bitcoin is hard money the fiat's global standard was a fabulous fiction let's admit like the fabulousness of of the fear created outfits like this. but the fact is that you know we're going to go over some of the details of why that's coming to an end and why should celebrate it if there are some moments that might not seem pretty good you know but relentless optimism is on the other side right 202121 1000000 points 21000000 point is right there in full faith. 2121 right 2021 is it all comes together and ok so if the dollar falls apart it has then it goes as ernest hemingway that one of the greatest american writers of all time he said you know one goes bankrupt slowly and then sudd

right stacy right next the theme of our new year's eve special. relentless optimism relentless relentless relentless optimism this is a work of art here by the way from chief monkey and mosaic rocks their team that sold this via our action on scarcity and the 1st lightning auction so that's related to optimism that is the bitcoin response to the famous economist headline from 1988 this is from january 9th 1988 get ready for a waltz currency also some historic stuff like can britain keep booming that's what they were asking in 1988 and perestroika its 1st test says you know we're still back into a cold war britain is not booming and in fact is sinking under mire it's mired in debt like most other countries in the world but we have relentless optimism max for 2021 oh yeah relentless optimism wasn't me wasn't me it was a may well you know in the past optimism has been. met with the forces of pessimism in the forces of can't do ism. of course there's america can is it's not called america can't it's called america. but that's run its course because of

joining me now to discuss, stacie abrams, founder of fair fight and the author of "our time is now." well, certainly your time in particular because, stacy, you have gotten a lot of credit for getting democrats out to vote in the general election and now, as you know, all eyes are on georgia because the control of the senate is coming down to this moment as well. where do you see the race standing right now? >> we see the race as neck in neck and we believe that we are well positioned to win. i know there was a hail mary from mitch mcconnell trying to cure the lapses and the absence of leadership from david perdue and kelly loeffler, but 600 dd in a relief package with a promise to do no more does nothing for georgia voters. it does nothing for georgia's people and nothing for america. it's too little too late. we are grateful the democrats agreed to move something forward, we know we need more. we need real partnerships for president-elect joe biden starting in january and the partners he needs are jon ossoff and raphael warnock and we're going to get them there. >> you know of cour

thank you to everybody for joining us today and being with stacy and john in this fight together i amall so many ways. i want to thank our congresswoman, michaela woman, congresswoman elect and i want to thank the lantus great mayor for taking the time this afternoon to get people out to . traveling across the state, i've been making my way into cities and towns and when i go into these small towns often they are surprised i am there and i am surprised that they are surprised. they say they are not accustomed to people running for senate or serving in these little towns which is strange to me because we wanted to be the next to senators for the whole state of georgia. as i encounter people and their stories, i've been thinking a lot lately about my dad. i grew up as one of 12 children in public housing, we were short on money. we have deep sense of values and hard work. my dad used to wake me up every morning seven days a week, 6:00 a.m. he would say some, get up and get dressed. put your shoes on and get ready. sometimes didn't understand, it was saturday morning. getting ready for w

stacy palmer, welcome back to the "newshour". i think it's fair to say the tindemic has had devas economic impact on the country and fla n pise no exception. we found in the most dire scenario nearly 120,000 how badly has the pandemic hurt philanthropy? >> philanthropy is fairly strong. people are givi jeferls but that's not enough to help nonprofits. many have laid off their employees, they can't keep up f with the dema services, so it's a really rough time in the nonprofit world no matter howri generous ans have been. >> reporter: is there a difference between larger and >> groups of all sare struggling, but it's those small and mid-size groups we count on they barely have any reserves. some have oneo two weeks of reserves. when that financial cushion plays out, they hute to c back so it's scary for nonprofits. >> reporter: we've seen inequality in america grow during the pandemic and millions of amerinicans are strug with lost wages and jobs but the country's richest, over 600 billionaires, added almost a trillion dollars in t

max keiser this is the kaiser report with stacy herbert an special year end guest misfires by the men who i must say the kind of sensitivity to world events and markets we're seeing anywhere except here on time for 4 minutes welcome back. to the biggest stories of the week from all t. developers of russia sputnik vivax and sun an official memorandum of cooperation with us for something i hope combining the 2 vaccines will improve i think. the new mork. tell you just strain of curb it's been detected in england and it's causing panic worldwide more than 40 countries have banned arrivals from the u.k. . clemency for killers but not for whistle blowers dozens of pardons from donald trump exclude those who spilled the beans on u.s. war crimes including mercenaries found guilty of mass murder of civilians in iraq. where there is no justification iraqi blood has become a permit civil.

this is kieran stacy from "the financial times." could you explain a little bit about what your ever was, particularly? is it that you did not realize that this approval process had to happen to make these doses releasable, or you just thought it would take less time? general perna: a combination of everything, right? this has never been done in our history. normal vaccines. let's take influenza as an example. the country gives our orders to industry, industry spends the next six months developing and producing and preparing that vaccine for distribution, and then it is distributed in a timely manner. what we have done is to take a process that is well-regulated and standards highly enforced , and converted it into execution for covid-19 vaccine, which is, as the vaccine is developed, we are pushing it out to the american people. a simple course of action, but a totally, in my opinion, inappropriate and unethical decision would have been to stockpile covid-19 vaccine, walk through all the process that is normal, right, wait for it a

she is the sister of former gubernatorial candidate stacy abrams. a biden ally responsible for democrats closing in on republicans in the state. >> when we create access to write a for eligible citizens more people participate and republicans do not know how to win without voter suppression is one of the tools. >> judge gardner declined to recuse herself and republicans are crying foul including brett roethlisberger who said in a statement this ruling is a direct attack on the rule of law in georgia and integrity of elections in the state and i will not stand for it. he also argues the plaintiffs, voter registration group called majority forward serves as an arm to the democrat runs in a majority pack. he said stacy abrams fair fight organization donated more than $2 million to the senate majority pack. judge gardner wrote the plaintiffs will, quote, suffer irreparable harm. he announced the completion of his signature on it in georgia that confirms president-elect joe biden won the peach state. the title of the news release that came out tonight, q

stacie hoffmann, thank you very much.ing... they are sitting there basically watching what the us government is doing. pretty amazing. we are expecting electors in the state of california to cast their votes shortly, which would putjoe biden over the threshold to make him officially the president—elect of the united states. that comes more than a month after he was projected the winner. the certification comes after a series of legal challenges from president trump and his allies. and just in time, since our programme takes a short holiday break from next week. so let'sjoin friend of the programme van mobley, we will catch up with all the people we spoke to. so let'sjoin friend of the programme van mobley, president of thiensville in wisconsin, a state where just today the supreme court there dismissed a legal challenge from the trump campaign. it is good to see you. good to catch up it is good to see you. good to catch up with you before we break for the christmas period. the last time we spoke, you were so confident, i

stacy right next the theme of our new year's eve special. relentless optimism relentless relentless relentless optimism this is a work of art here by the way from chief monkey and mosaic rocks their team that sold this via our action on scarcity and the 1st lightning auction so that's really loved this optimism that is the bitcoin response to the famous economist headline from 1988 this is from january 9th 1988 get ready for a waltz currency also some historic stuff like britain keep booming that's what they were asking in 1988 and perestroika is 1st test says you know we're still back into a cold war britain is not booming and in fact is sinking under mire it's mired in debt like most other countries in the world but we have relentless optimism max for 2021 oh yeah yeah relentless optimism wasn't me was it me was it me well you know in the past optimism has been. met with the forces of pessimism in the forces of can't do is. of course there's america can is a star called america can't it's called america. but that's run its course because o

to do some serious mood ok let's see how we did well we've got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry and how about. luxury automobile again for max you know what money laundering is highly illegal thank you so much guys of course. the e.u. strikes a milestone deal with china removing barriers to investment this comes after years of talks and in spite of resistance from washington. the british government puts most of england under the current toughest a level of covert restrictions as case number spiral following of the discovery of a highly contagious new strain. that a new variant of covert has now been detected in the us we chronicle a challenging year for the country worst hit by the pandemic. for a.

thank you max kaiser welcome back to new year's eve special max the stacy kaiser report relentlessly optimistic 2021 it's all happening on the vector toward the quadrants of bitcoin inevitability. right you know i do want to say that i have to point out something that i discovered during that break for legless optimism you kind of match it i am the phoenix rising from the gutter. toward the perpetual motion optimism and glory that is because that is definitely an optimistic outfit that you're wearing for 2021 and i know that almost all other mainstream media programs will be relentlessly pessimistic tonight because pessimism sells you all the pharmaceutical ads in between their ads as sells the war so they could sell more racy on and lockheed martin ads against all their stuff so note that realize that knowledge is power know that i sell for that's what i'll tell you for 2021 so while they try to make you relate loosely pessimistic you know maybe there's better stuff out there you know here's another thing that we saw ending into the year barron's of course always is you know you don

max keiser this is the kaiser report with stacy herbert an special year end guest this fires die the men who i must say how does the kind of sensitivity to world events of markets see anywhere except here on time for 4 minutes welcome back. again in the u.s. we're already getting a glimpse of how things might shape up when joe biden takes office enjoy. now it's been revealed the brother of one of biden's closest advisers has secured a low being contract with online giant as a chair for charities his name is registered to lobby for hours and just stuff the presidential election is brother steve formally lobbyist himself will soon serve as a top white house counselor sources close to the siblings insist they worked makes family and business jeff has never and will never lobby his brother on behalf of any of his clients and see have had no role in his brother's business since he sold his stake in the firm in 2012 stephen jeff keep their professional activities distinctly separate. we spoke to earlier rivera from online news reactionary times dot com who believes the lobbying post is far

max keiser this is the kaiser report with stacy herbert and special year end guest misfires dime the man who i must say how does the kind of sensitivity to world events of markets really see anywhere except here on times report minutes welcome back. the world is driven by shaped by those. who dares thinks. we dare to ask. how can bach now russian investigators how financed a criminal probe on fruit charges against alexina followed me the opposition figure is current in charge many recovering from an alleged poisoning which he blames on the kremlin has done cool stuff. but according to russia's criminal code and evolving could be facing up to 10 years in prison and a fine of $1000000.00 rubles he's being accused of essentially stealing nearly $5000000.00 worth of donations intended for his anticorruption foundation and other organizations connected to this western backed opposition figure and state investigators are saying that he had coconspirators and that the money was used for vacations buying properties and other personal expenses now involving did give his quick response on twit

i am kaiser this is the kaiser report effect wall and stacy herbert stacy makes out finding a very fetching visit mesmerising yeah i'm pulling you in my vortex of love. so i have a pretty funny interesting crazy headline here the 1st tweet and you know i saw a and i thought it was a joke great big partly because this guy calls himself right honorable the right honorable right ok the right are noble grant shops he says new business traveler exemption from 4 am on saturday the 5th of december high value business travelers will no longer need to self isolate when returning to england from a country not in a travel corridor allowing more travel to support the economy and jobs conditions apply high value business travelers don't have to go into quarantine because it's just the pledges in the all this ordinary people out there is the filth of the peasants but them have brioche while they sit in quarantine right i mean that's pretty remarkable right everyone knows coming doesn't attack the political plutocrats. but there's any any headline that comes out of the britain i would say 99 percent of it

and stacy i would like to thank our guests. next time by you'll. always be polite never engage with a negative a good or confrontational. don't get into any conversation or start answering questions just. surviving. definitely don't want to. show one. you're more likely to walk free if you're rich. or if you're poor and. you've got 2 eyes 2 ears and one mouth. so you should be seen here and a whole lot more than you're saying if you don't take that advice easy going to dig yourself. look there on the cheap. and then prove that countries don't let's get right to go through this country he said if we give them everything. this country. this is what we don't understand how we are in such a. similar . if the middle is of on board not that god can we believe again in the world without the computer without the plane. would come back to the police story you have to see . that you. if you really. believe you. the headlines in r.t. international made mass protests against france's controversial security bill the u.n. claims it's incompatible with internatio

max keiser this is the kaiser report with stacy herbert and special year end guest misfires dine the men who i must say how does the kind of sensitivity to world events and markets really see anywhere except here on ties or for mitt welcome back. welcome back now russian investigators have launched a criminal probe on 4 charges against alex a new found me the opposition figure is carney and many recovering from an alleged poisoning which he blames on kremlin well let's bring in now our tease donald cool . don't this is oversee a new story so tell us what is it exactly that involved me is being accused of here . well suskind of all me is being accused of stealing nearly $5000000.00 in donations that were intended for his anticorruption foundation and other organizations connected to this western backed opposition figure and now state investigators say that he did have coconspirators and that the money was used for vacations buying properties and other personal expenses involving also gave a short response to these accusations on twitter saying that russian president vladimir putin was

stacy right well max do you know that on monday we're going to see tesla 4 enter the s. and p. $500.00 which is a remarkable achievement from just even a year ago at this time yeah it's this definitely a huge story and there's just so many moving parts to it you know and it just a reflection of where we are on the stock market where we are in the business cycle where we are in the there's just so many many layers to it what the particularly about this intrigues you stacy to look at a few items but the thing that really stands out to me is you know we've been recording from home during cove it and these global lock downs and economic lockdown and that there actually hasn't been much economic activity and people are getting used to being just paid to stay at home and they're demanding modern monetary theory the m.m.t. free money for everybody and so let me start with a quote from. mosque that bruce fenton tweeted out and it's in the context of today and having to produce stuff the idea you can just send checks out and everything will be ok is wrong people have an idea that

eve special while we await santa nothing away for because the future is here now and it's glorious stacy the future is here now it's very positive we're talking to our solar punk friend a pale bridge in this episode hey welcome to the kaiser report we definitely do not want a lump of coal in your christmas stocking this year and so we are talking to the man with a vision for a solar punk future in which the people who over a decentralized and sustainable economy so 1st 2020 has been a rough year so let's look at the positive developments let's start with graphene supercapacitors you say are a breakthrough technology and battery technology that could revolutionary battery storage so elaborate on what this technology is who is developing and what does that mean actually for the future of solar today given very limited methods of storing energy because people don't see things like lithium and matchy there's a much better material. molecule called him reorganizing the laser beam to store energy and because you think about it to be made colonies you could make material about energy storage sy

stacy, doordash is priced over the high-end of the range. it is this nirvana? is this as good as it is going to get? stacy: this seems a little counterintuitive in the way that markets were so troubled earlier in the year. it is hard to believe how the market has turned around, but this is what investors are rewarding, especially companies that have really changed the way we are living our lives everything will day. so the reception for doordash has been astounding, and it is an astounding moment for them and their team -- it is an exciting moment for them and their team. sonali: it is prime real estate to go public today, but how long does the euphoria really last for? stacey: it is hard to brick how investor is going -- how investor demand is going to continue, but what is important to recognize is investors are getting an opportunity to share in that success. many companies that have stayed private have raised money in the private equity markets via private equity. what we saw in the spring is so many companies were able to so effectively and efficiently at

if rodney reed did have a relationship with stacy stites doesn't that complicate your case?he miraculously has this secret affair with this girl and somehow his semen hangs around for several days. >> which science says it can do. >> there are exceptions. there are no absolutes in science. that's why you look at all of the extraneous evidence as well in conjunction with just the dna. >> when you look at the actual police reports of the investigation, there was a lot of mistakes early on. one of the key mistakes from the first day, it is murder investigation 101 that you go to where the last person saw that victim. >> why wouldn't they search jimmy's apartment? >> i wish law enforcement would have searched the apartment. i'm not going to lie to you and tell you, oh, it's okay. but i will tell you this -- i have been doing this a long time, and never once have i had a case where i didn't at some point say, gosh, i wish law enforcement would have done, whatever it is -- "x." >> they were looking at jimmy, but yet they turned his truck back over to him within a week. >> after th

wish you happy how do you think christmas every one of the very merry 1st easy merry christmas and stacy happy holidays everyone happy holidays to you soon having honeybees even when it's day 6. here in brazil every sink is ok for you preparing for the military to intervene we have a military government resumes in the news these days for all the wrong reasons allegations of high level corruption uncontrolled illegal logging and finds raging in the amazon rain forest i did so that's the 3rd highest figure in the world for cope with 19 infections my guess.

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me guys all right that's going to death for this edition of kaiser in part with me max kaiser and stacy herbert want to thank our guest american hodler till next time. russian state television some demonstrators right now pushing propaganda machine. to. recall election . illegal. i'm sure. if you took away. her leg length look. was. look us president elect joe biden gets his 1st dose of the following. amid reports from alaska where at least held. taking it. on the program today. he states he has full confidence in. so you violated your own instructions against vaccinating children that's outrageous.

happens when people lose trust in the fia money in the central banks to know that so we're going to find stacy right well i know our audience has been protected for years from what is coming and what is happening now we've been warning you about the collapse of the fia system and of course it is you're right and we've been telling you because gold silver all that stuff here we see some headlines about this you know of course over the past week we saw a big plane hit a new all time high it's back up to it didn't die like all the media had said and in fact we had paul tudor jones and we had stan truck in miller then we had micro strategy then we had in our. black rock lows a big people get into the space and then guggenheim also said now that they're starting to buy between so turkey has no cure for a gold craze that leaves the lira vulnerable turkey is trying to stabilize their currency which has been plunging over the past few years and part of the problem is that while foreign investors are piling in and driving up then they are higher than had fallen domestic savers business people and stuff

your reaction to what you heard from stacy abrams?ng to be more vigilant than they were before and i think ms. abrams, who knows what's going on right now in the state of georgia, who knows what was signed by the governor and the lieutenant governor and all that. but i think it's going to be a lot harder to get things passed through this election as it was with the presidential election and i do know the presidential election will be straightened out as well because, you know, everyone civil rights were rye light --violated. when you have one illegal vote cast, it violated everyone's civil rights. you know how many people have died to vote, how many people have died to get into the position they're in, they used this pandemic to go out and do some bad things in this country. and i do think most of those bad players need to be punished. that's the reason they continue to do the things that they've done because there have been no consequences for their actions and i think now the consequences got to start now and that's when people are

kaiser this is the kaiser a port with stacy herbert and special year end guest misfires stein the man could do i must say have the kind of sensitivity to world events and markets really seen anywhere except here on kaiser report minutes welcome back thanks for having me max and happy new year on a recent episode of our long form podcast called orange pill pod cast we described america as we see it today as the grapes of gatsby and that is that we have the economic collapse of the great depression of the thirty's for most people but we have the roaring twenty's of the stock market booms for the top one percent would you agree with this assessment absolutely i mean i think what we're having is we're in an extraordinary time warp where you have extreme bubbles in different markets that are not indicative of what's going on in means to me on main street and in main across america so i think what we have is it is a fundamental disconnect and i think the media is not covering the story they're missing which is even a bigger problem because people lost trust in the government to remedy thing

it's led by stacy abrams who has a get out the vote effort who lost narrowly to brian kemp.. it's strong. it's working. but that is sort of balanced by the fact that the two democrats running are bad in different ways. jon ossoff is, if you listen to like republicans, he's a lightweight. former documentary maker. not a guy that ratchets up with david purdue. you know kelly loeffler. her problems with trading stocks. reverend warnock is a good orater but he's to the left of a barack obama and probably right there on the political spectrum with aoc and the republicans i talk to, the wall street firms that are down there saying they can't imagine that an aoc would become the next senator from georgia. so that is what people are weighing. the ground game, which is pretty good based on what stacy abrams doing based on the democratic candidates have problems. reverend warnock is leftist. you can listen to his words. jon ossoff is kind of a cipher. there's not that much stature to them. >> their individual politics don't matter if they win with all of that. it's a different senate

one we are talking about stacy abrams, not just anybody in georgia.as a candidate for governor and ran a very close race against brian kemp. a significant democrat. secondly, there is nothing particularly wrong with generating voter turnout. that's how you win elections. that said, we do have to understand that the democrats have over the years not just this election, but in recent years tried to make it as easy as possible for people to qualify for vote, or they have extended the vote to say felons and tried to extend the vote to felons in prison. it sounds to me as though what is happening here is that these operations, like the one stacy abrams is running, are sending out the equivalent of junk mail. you can buy lists like this, send it out. they have names on them. you just shotgun it out across the state whether people are still living there, whether or not they're dead. but it is reassuring that the secretary of state is on top of this. the rubber is going to hit the road when these people actually vote and show up. that is when they'll have to

and stacy herbert stacy. out finding very fetching is it mesmerizing yeah i'm pulling he will enter my 4th texas law. so i have a pretty funny interesting crazy headline here on the 1st tweet and you know i saw a and i thought it was a joke great big partly because this guy calls himself right honorable the right honorable right ok the right are noble grant shops he says new business traveler exemption from 4 am on saturday the 5th of december high value business travelers will no longer need to self isolate when returning to england from a country not in a travel corridor allowing more travel to support the economy and jobs conditions apply high value business travelers don't have to go into quarantine because it's just the pledges in the all this ordinary people out there is the filth of the peasants but them have brioche while they sit in quarantine right i mean that's pretty remarkable right everyone else coming doesn't attack the political plutocrats. but there's any any headline that comes out of the br

stacy right well max do you know that on monday we're going to see tesla 4 enter the s. and p. $500.00 which is a remarkable achievement from just even a year ago at this time yeah it's this definitely a huge story and there's just so many moving parts to it you know and it just a reflection of where we are on the stock market where we are in the business cycle where we are in the there's just so many many layers to it what the particularly about this intrigues you stacy to look at a few items but the thing that really stands out to me is you know we've been recording from home during cove it and these global lock downs and economic lockdown and that there actually hasn't been much economic activity and people are getting used to being just paid to stay at home and they're demanding modern monetary theory the m.m.t. free money for everybody and so let me start with a quote from ilan mosque that bruce fenton tweeted out and it's in the context of today and having to produce stuff the idea you can just send checks out and everything will be ok is wrong people have an idea

stacy's hair should have its own twitter feed. right. speaking of twitter, i saw this little dialogue happened between andrew neil and danny blanchflower. and a b.b.c. presenter i think he's now gone off on his own. is a journalist from the spectator and other, you know, right wing, conservative sort of press in the u.k. and danny blanchflower was a member of the open market committee and the bank of england for many years. so ok, he's a bet he's a central banker. danny blanchflower. an economist, an academic at dartmouth, and i really like him because he's always so open and honest. he doesn't try to be depleted us about what they do as central bankers. he agrees with what we've said here on price report essentially. so andrew neil had 1st tweeted dinner tonight with somebody who thinks he's a great market. do. said it is mad that the dow passed $30000.00 in current circumstances. i said no equity prices reflect future, not past 2021 will be a great rebound. i'm optimistic, u.k. stocks, especially under price. so engine yell like everyb