obama's very close the united bank of switzerland u.b.s. which put together the original argentina bailout u.b.s. is it so the swiss bankers are really upset about singer j.p. morgan is really upset about singer citibank is really upset about singer why because singer's not only demanding that argentina fall to its knees and give up in give up everything it owns including its naval ships. they also want the money back from j.p. morgan and from united bank a switzerland and from citibank because argentina's ate them billions and people don't know this people think argentine just walked away from instead it did not it's been paying these banks big money and singer says give it to me that's mine i own the original bonds yeah just a debt that's a game so it's a war between the capitalists baking elements right now obama's on the side of the end will always be on the side of j.p. morgan yes taking on argentina hair we have about a minute left. and just to go to the history of this a little bit because during the eighty's a big banks on wall stre

the etc very happy to buy to play the projects they don't i mean this and if we buy this coming from u.b.s. i go to the i know they followed the hen i said. our leaders i've been exposed to for supplying. goods to her. over the last twenty years bangladesh has become a global center for let the production. this industry generates over three hundred fifty million euros per year for the country i think has a very bad suburb of the capital dhaka. around three hundred turner is occupy a field of twenty five acres producing the clothes and leather goods that flood the international market. that was more than fourteen million skins are treated every year in the slum warehouses in tanneries sit side by side. a nightmare situation for which we westerners are also responsible i served was. that. all skins arrived like this every day and each one of the factories where in one of the has area back turner is an average sized factory employing around thirty workers it's here that the cycle of leather tending begins. every day around one thousand tons of skins arrive directly from avatars all over the c

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conference on selling you know they would have had to lock you up in terms of economic impacts the a u.b.s. side which is that the organization that held this huge conference says that it could have a major impact so we're talking eighty two point one billion dollars between two thousand and fifteen and twenty twenty five of that thirteen point six billion dollars would be coming in an integration of vs in the first three years alone it is also a huge job creator i mean there we're talking thirty four thousand jobs in manufacturing alone in the first three years you're talking to haven't heard out of the other jobs texas eighty two hundred jobs florida forty eight hundred of those with these projections are always over ten years that's kind of like oh the cvo periods too well and if you really think about it you know one hundred thousand jobs isn't really that much the difference between these jobs and some of the other jobs that we've really seen coming into the economy is that these are high paid jobs you're talking forty thousand dollars out of the gate so they don't have anywhere to go

etc very happy to fight to play the fact that they don't i mean this is a different this coming from u.b.s. i totally i know they followed the hen i said. our leaders and being exposed to. lead them to her. over the last twenty years bangladesh has become a global center for let the production. this industry generates over three hundred fifty million euros per year for the country was very bad suburb of the capital dhaka around three hundred tanneries occupy a field of twenty five acres producing the clothes and leather goods that flood the international market. that was more than fourteen million skins are treated every year in this slum warehouses in tanaris sit side by side. a nightmare situation for which we westerners are also responsible i was this was. this wasn't the was skins arrive like this every day and each one of the factories where in one of the has very bad tenor is an average sized factory employing around thirty workers it's here that the cycle of leather tanning begins.

conference on selling you know they would have had to lock you up in terms of economic impacts the a u.b.s. side which is that the organization that held this huge conference says that it could have a major impact so we're talking eighty two point one billion dollars between two thousand and fifteen and twenty twenty five of that thirteen point six billion dollars would be coming in an integration of these in the first three years alone it is also a huge drop creator i mean there we're talking thirty four thousand jobs in manufacturing alone in the first three years you're talking seven hundred thousand other jobs texas eighty two hundred jobs florida forty eight hundred of those what these projections are always over ten years that's kind of like oh the cvo periods too well and if you really think about it you know one hundred thousand jobs isn't really that much the difference between these jobs and some of the other jobs that we've really seen coming into the economy is that these are high paid jobs you're talking forty thousand dollars out of the gate so they don't have anywhere to go

lot of talk of civil lawsuits against other banks there was a big settlement i believe through this u.b.s. they came down this week about particularly defrauding investors in relation to the sale of mortgage backed securities in that particular case the bank did not admits or deny any wrongdoing and that which is had tends to be the case that they're been on a number of these sort of instances i had the certainly isn't. successful. the government isn't proving its case with technology just whether or not there will be more cases like this thank you anthony that was anthony randolph director of economic research the reason foundation is prevalent the obama administration has officially stated that its position on egypt is that it doesn't need to have an official position on egypt that's right during the state department briefing yesterday matthew we have the associated press asked jennifer psaki to clarify the administration's official position on egypt and she had this to say. you remind us all what your position actually is. because as i recall your position was that you don't have a pos

non-controversial bill in the house for some post reform which was to extend new authority to them to partner with u.b.s. and fed ex so we were extending that authority this at that point they didn't have the authority to do that and then the bill went over to the senate. and someone's at some point snuck in a section in the senate no one quite understood at the time it talked about retirement retirees health insurance and prepayment in the bill came back to the house lame duck session of congress virtually christmas eve i think was actually two days before christmas voice vote no one noticed this change the senate it's not and that's how it happened look and that's what happened so this is something that no government agency has never been ever been asked no corporations ever been asked to do and every attempt by democrats to get this out has been fought by republicans just see why they as far as their investment their retirement fund corporations do what they do in the family don't fund seventy five years worth of health benefits in a ten year period never been done history ok so i don't i'm not aware