independence party steve wolf welcome to the kaiser report thank you max and thank you for inviting me to the show and i'm really looking forward to being on all right steve all for your party ukip is calling for greece to return to the drachma talk about this well greece has to return to the drug because it's in the. best interest it's in the interest of their people and it's also alternately in the interests of the european union and its people they're suffering at the moment as we know we have levels of unemployment for the youth around eighteen nineteen percent there's millions of people unplugged throughout the country there's lots of people losing their businesses there is a real sense that the stereotype that the greeks are giving to them he's actually hurting badly and the reason that it's hurting and having no effect for a positive future for them is because they're trapped within the economic prison of the european union if they were able to escape the arms of the road so when the commissioners who want to keep hold of them and their assets they will be able to take control o

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for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey herbert our thank my guest steve wolf if you want to send me an e-mail please do so at kaiser report at r t t v are you it's all next on this is max as are saying. rage at corporate greed and wall street its role in the financial crisis hits more u.s. cities and protesters say the average campaign has largely ignored by the mainstream media. euro zone's finance minister is still a crucial bailout cash for africa says it misses deficit targets all greeks claim that state imposed cuts are already pushing them on. libya's transitional leaders name a new cabinet gadhafi fighters want a final on top of the colonel stronghold of sirte which the red cross says is suffering from a humanitarian crisis. just after eight pm here in the russian capital you're watching our now our top story fury.

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for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert our thank my guests steve wolf if you want to send me an e-mail please do so at kaiser report at r t t v are you it's all next on this is max as are saying. but. he's not past today he was based on an entirely different philosophy the philosophy of confrontation russia and china voted against of the draft u.n. security council resolution on syria saying that sanctions could lead to a libya style military intervention moscow and beijing announced a new resolution should safeguard syrian sovereignty and allow time for internal reforms the russian ambassador to the u.n. says moscow is not supporting president assad but wants to bring an end to the violence talks the u.s. says it is outraged at the outcome of the vote. and other news that libya gets a new cabinet to govern the country until elections are held while residents of syria are in the line of fire as revolutionary forces try to take the town from.

steve jobs has unfortunately passed away? >> well, there's been a lot of speculation about that for a long time, wolf. f what steve was doing over the last several years as he declined and he was well aware of that was that he was setting apple up for this unhappy day. obviously, tim cook's been the ceo now for a little bit, and there's a whole other deep bench at the company that has been waiting and -- waiting to fill his shoes. they're very big shoes. the shoes can't be filled. i mean, this is a once in a century type of person. you were talking earlier about how important he was. he was the most innovative ceo of our time. he may not have been the best ceo because on a personal level he had failings when it came to interacting with people, for instance. but in terms of creativity and innovation, unparalleled. and we'll never see anyone like him again in our lifetime. i will tell you that for sure. the company will go along fine for a number of years. no doubt. it's sort of a borg. it's a machine. it's set up. but you know, we don't know what this company's going to be like five years from now. it's

and steve jobs actually gave it to me a little bit early. >> well, that's pretty cool. >> yeah, it was cool. i got it directly from him. >> there's -- wolf a little story behind that, because the president hosted a dinner for silicon valley big wigs sometime in mid-february and steve schmidt of google was there steve jobs was there. and the president we think may have been given his ipad 2 a little bit early, before it was officially introduced in march. and so the president is someone who's talked an awful lot about how he likes his blackberry and he does have an ipod and so it was pretty clear that steve jobs thought, you know, this was a moment to give the president an ipad which, as you can hear, he seemed to like pretty well. >> hilary rosen is with us as well. talk a little bit about how steve jobs changed the way all of us listened to music. >> well, you know, steve was a huge music fan. that really drove so much of what hedid. he created the ipod actually several years before he created the itunes music store. but we, you know, he came to me at some point in 2002 and said that he was going to create the best online music experien

friend of steve, there's intimate pictures of steve and his family that people have never seep before. >> rick, thanks very, very much. >> thank you, wolfid change the world and he enabled his fans to honor his memory in some of the oddest ways possible online. we have more on that coming up. >>> and for years amanda knox' father defended her. erin burnett speaks to her father for all of our viewers here in north america. ♪ all laugh when you walk by ♪ and the neighbors' kids run and hide ♪ deep inside you, there's a person who refuses to be kept deep inside you. ♪ but you're not ♪ you're the one be true to yourself. what's healthier than that? >>> apple fans are saying goodbye to steve jobs as only they can with an online farewell worthy of the king of cupertino. here's cnn's jeanne moos. >> reporter: for young steve jobs -- >> look, i'm on television. >> reporter: it was his very first tv interview on kgo-tv. >> you need to tell me where the restroom is because i'm deathly ill and ready to throw up at any moment. >> reporter: now deathly ill really has been deathly, and admirers of steve jobs are left with the job of honoring him, be

mellon university in new york we have richard wolfe he's professor of economics americas university of massachusetts amherst and in chicago across to steve stanek he is a research fellow at the heartland institute all right gentlemen this is crosstalk i mean you can jump in anytime you want i very much encourage it but first marcia this is not the first idea to be batted around exactly at a time when free market capitalism is coming up and uncertainty as it's pervasive as ever the political and economic discourse in the rich industrialized north. shifting rapidly the current crisis has exposed the flaws of rampant capitalism as well as political forces and power with the global economy is experiencing is not merely a recession it is a nun precedented post work contraction when the developed world's governments first stepped in to socialize debts accrued by the financial markets the public sector was the first thing to suffer education health care public pensions full employment the basic provisions introduced as a bulwark against the precariousness of earlier decades were hardest hit what's really missing is that steer the average of the

wolf? >> we know. at least we have also learned that rick perry's been talking to steve forbes, the author of that flatrobably getting some good advice. i recently spent some time in new york with steve force and he believes that's the best tax reform out there. >> can it pass? that's another question. >> we'll see in the coming days, rick per ary's going to come out in favorite. >>> let's get to a cnn exclusive. a new effort the obama administration is taking on as part of the push to jump-start the economy that would involve tens of thousands of u.s. government buildings costing taxpayers millions of dollars. what's going on here? >> there are 14,000 properties in the federal portfolio that are not being used and 55,000 buildings that are under used. the obama administration wants to get some of these off their books and we have an exclusive look inside one of those buildings. this building in washington, d.c. used to be a heating plant for the federal government, but for the last decade, it's been vacant. it's one of tens of thousands of excess underutilized federal government properties. ken salaza

wolf? >> talking about jobs, jobs, jobs, not steve jobs, although i suspect he may say something.out steve jobs, although he may make reference to him in his opening statement. we're talking about jobs, the unemployment numbers for september, as you know, come out tomorrow morning. lty of people are bracing for more bad news. we'll see how those numbers are at 8:30 a.m. eastern tomorrow morning. but right now, the president has his jobs proposal. that doesn't seem to be going anywhere. sort of delayed in the senate, delayed in the house of representatives. house republican leader eric cantor says he doesn't want to bring it up for a vote. the question is, is there some middle ground? is the president going to come out at this news conference at the top of the hour swinging as he did in texas the other day or is he going to be more statesman like and try to work with republicans and see if there's a compromise in the works? a lot is at stake. as you know, kyra, we'll be covering it live. >> we're on stand by with you. just a couple minutes away. that does it for us. we will take th

steve. did this smoking ad help herman cain or hurt his campaign? >> i think it hurts him, wolf.it would help him, but i think it hurts him. these candidates are spending a lot of money producing these ads and if you're not spending that money to really tell voters in iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, nevada, what you're going to do for them, what you're going to do to fix the major problems that our country is facing, you're probably wasting a lot of money doing it. it's not just about getting attention. it's about getting votes. people are pretty serious in this time about wanting candidates who are going to produce for them and the final thing i want to say about it is the republican field is really in disarray and one of them has to stand apart and probably the one who's going to take the most serious approach to fixing the problems in this country and really communicate to those early state voters is probably going to be the one who's going to stand apart. not the one who's got the most cheesey web ad. >> these ads, the ones on the web, they're pretty cheap. not necessari

steve. i believe the central banks have been major players in causing the booms they were major players in causing the bus and i will agree with professor wolf that what the central banks have been doing now is is i think not just wrong it is immoral they are in effect stealing from millions of people all around the world to prop up banks the federal reserve's main client in this country anyway and i'm sure the central banks in europe for the steel the same way are the banks they are supporting banks that should have failed and allan meltzer is exactly right they should have been allowed to go down millions of americans overwhelmingly opposed the tarp but our congress and then ed let's remember this was a bush administration with henry paulson from former goldman sachs's guy cato gave us a tarp that poll after poll showed was overwhelmingly opposed by americans it never should have been done we should all let chrysler and general motors go down and i have no doubt that if they had it happened their good assets would have been bought by other auto makers and maybe some new automakers would have risen would have arisen i live near what is an o

steve. tributes have been pouring in from across the technology industry today. earlier the co-founder of twit.tv, leo la porte was pragmatic yet heartfelt on jobs's passing. that's when he spoke to cnn's wolf blitzer. >> we were so prepared for this, we knew it was coming yet it's still such a shock and so sad. i'm really trying to focus on celebrating his life. this is a guy who lived his life exactly as he wanted to. it was said that steve exceeded every goal he ever set for himself. he's a guy who lived his dreams and changed our lives as a result. i think there was something inside him that drove him to exceed. he didn't care what other people thought. he cared about making great stuff. and he succeeded. every step of the way. he stumbled occasionally, made mistakes, he wandered in the wilderness after being fired at app apple, yet he kept coming back. i think it was his extraordinary drive who made him the man he does. >> the rivalry between apple and samsung has been no secret. but that was put aside when the news of jobs' death spread. samsung's ceo said steve jobs introduced numerous revolutionary changes to the information technology and was a great entrepreneur. his spirit and ac

was a discovery, if you will, in 2005 of steve jobs himself of who his father was and what his ancestry was. >> thanks very much. >> thank you. thank you, wolfnancial disaster in europe. why a monster hurricane came barreling toward mexico. putting u.s. tourists in danger. nothing helped me beat arthritis pain. until i tried this. it's salonpas. pain relief that works at the site of pain... up to 12 hours. salonpas. ♪ [ male announcer ] with 50 horsepower, dual overhead cams and fierce acceleration, the gator xuv 825i will shatter your expectations. ♪ and so no one gets left behind, check out our all-new, affordable xuv 550s at johndeere.com/gator. >>> death toll climbing. lista sylvester is monitoring that. other top stories in the situation room. what's going on. >> authorities are working to handle the massive flooding. the region has been hit by a number of tropical systems as well as abnormal monsoon rain season. the government is hoping to purchase more than 1 million sandbags by wednesday. >>> in mexico, not all tourists are heeding warnings to steer clear of hurricane jova. authorities are describing the category 3 storm and have ope

wolf. appreciate your time. candy, gloria as well, it was a great discussion. >>> here what's ahead on the rundown. steve jobs delivered a remarkable commencement address at stanford university back in 2005. we're going to play it for you from start to finish. >>> and we have the answer to a big political question. sarah palin says she's not going to run for president next year. >>> and then, more tape of michael jackson's slurred speech is played at the trial of dr. conrad murray. all that coming up after the break. coffee doesn't have vitamins... unless you want it to. new splenda® essentials™ no calorie sweetener with b vitamins, the first and only one to help support a healthy metabolism. three smart new ways to sweeten. same great taste. new splenda® essentials™. should we order panda blossom, panda moon... how about chinese at home with wanchai ferry? you can make it in just 14 minutes. mmmh, orange chicken. great. i didn't feel like going out anyway. [ male announcer ] wanchai ferry. restaurant quality chinese in your grocer's freezer. since ameriprise financial was founded back in 1894, they've b

steve jobs. host: we are going to take a quick break. our next program we'll show you the book that will be the centerpiece of this. congressman frank wolf of virginia has written a book called "prisoner of conscience." he'll talk about his involvement in u.s. foreign policy issues. >> because i am a businessman of which incidentally i am very proud and formerly connected with a large company. the opposition have attempted to picture me as an opponent of liberalism but i was a liberal before many of the men heard the word and i fought for thee door roosevelt and woodrow wilson before another roosevelt adopted and distorted the word liberal. >> he was a member of the democratic party for over 20 years switching in 1940. wendell willkie, although he lost the election, he left his mark in political history, speaking out for civil rights and becoming the ambassador for franklin roosevelt. wendell willkie is part of "the contenders," live from rushville, indiana, tonight at 8:00 p.m. this weekend, six republican candidates watch 7:00 p.m. saturday on c-span's "road to the white house." every week on "american history tv," the people and event

wolf blitzer, nice to see you. thank you so much. >> thanks, randi. >>> from hong kong to europe, and across the u.s., the world pays tribute to steve jobs. you are looking at vigils being held at apple stores. jobs died at 56 but he leaves a legacy of innovation. joining us from pasadena, california, cnn's casey wian. he's outside one of those apple stores. casey, what's the mood like there? >> reporter: well, good morning, randi. this is 1 of the 327 apple retail stores around the world, responsible for about 15% of the company's annual sales. store just opened for business this morning but all night long people have been coming here and leaving their tributes to steve jobs. you can look at some of them here on apple stickers, thanks for all the magic. we'll miss you, steve. and one note that was posted here -- don't be sad because it is over. smile because it happened. back over here closer to the entrance of this store we've seen some folks have left flowers and someone has even left a card for steve jobs. we spoke with man just a little while ago who is an audio engineer and a musician. uses apple products all the time. he's been usi