i sold that position and i went over to us bank. why did i do that? while everything is constricting around wells fargo and they've got all kind of different issues i look at us bank and all they do is continue to make acquisitions everywhere including in the last week or so where they bought a very nice piece, $8 billion to get themselves that much more into the west coast of the united states those are the kinds of moves i'm looking for. i want growth. i don't want contraction, so i bought us bank and i get it, everybody wants to laugh, but andrew is a great ceo. he's done a magnificent job and he's been doing his best to acquire, acquire, acquire incl including in thintech. >> you buy what you know people do it all of the time >> let's bring in jonathan krinski, and technician from bay crest joining us thank you for joining us what do you make of the selling and what do the technicals tell you about where we may be going from here? >> i think i agree a little bit with both viewpoints there let's put things in perspective, first of all the nasdaq 10

the biggest issue is they know people will be using banks. -- stop using banks. they get that.ke a new level of suspicion toward banks, and who could blame them, tucker? i mean, putting your money in the bank is like inviting the federal government to watch every single thing you do. what says more about who you are and what you value and where you put your resources than your bank transactions? it is a story of your life. the government wants to know your life so they can regulate your life and control it. >> tucker: exactly. and it is not like tax revenues even fund the government, they make it up out of nothing, they don't need your tax dollars. the whole thing is only about surveillance and control, obviously. brian brenberg -- >> it's a power play. >> tucker, good to see you. >> tucker: well, someone who wants to abolish the police is about to take over law enforcement, one of the biggest cities in the country. that's next. ♪ ♪ ♪ every day, coventry helps people get cash for their life insurance policies they no longer need. i'm an anesthesiologist and a pain physician by

and of course, when we've got these huge fries from the, from the world bank and the fries of us, us banks as well of money. now he's putting massive pressure on the taliban. the 1st stage seemingly is to pull a government's together. that's what we've been told to talk about trying to do, but as a say is the 1st time they've ever done this. and there is as yet no clarity as to what that government will actually look like. there's been a fascinating story. we know that for the past month or so, charles, we've been keeping a very close eye on the pan, she valley where the former government delete forces were holding out in the north north of the capital. obviously it's developing situation there, but also there's a potential flash point to which is very concerning for all sides. that's right, this area, the punch about is about 120 kilometers north of the capital. it is playing a place for historical resistance, resistance put up by michelle dean fighters against the soviets in the eighty's. the soviets never managed to take this area. the taller bond also have never managed to take co

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i've gained funding that is stuck in us banks around 99500000000. we understand also funding has been held back by international institutions such as the world bank the, it's actually community want to see proof that women's rights girls education is protected, potentially before any of that funding is released. and of course, it also has potential impact on any future recognition of the interim taliban government or a permanent government. when indeed that is announced that we have no indication as to when that will be. so yes, there are millions of girls in this country and a lot of people in the, in the international community who know clara as yet as to when there will be any real announcement on the future of girls education. and i've counted as child shop firms talking to us from couple charles, like the own agency for children says the humanitarian situation in afghanistan were worse. and because of severe drought farmers in agricultural regions that once produced nearly 50 percent of the country's g, d, p. and i was struggling to find water,

inflation to almost 25 percent the highest into decades. gregory smith is with us now scott, from london, a former well bank economist in zambia, an author of the book where credit is due, how africa's debt can be a benefit, not a burden. and he, thanks for joining us on counting the cost. mr. smith. so where did it all go wrong for zambia? is this another case of the resources car design be an economy? it's been under real pressure the last 5 years and hasn't changed as much as it's potentially suggest. so wouldn't say it's all gone wrong, but there's a big mess and a lot of effort needed to turn the economy around. and it's true that the zambian economy is very dependent on copper. but the notion of the resource curse to me sort of spells a sense of doom. and i'm an inevitability of challenge. but i think the ability of zambia to produce copper is also a huge opportunity. and as the world moves to net 0, we're going to need a lot of copper. and so i think zambia can work with the resources it has and produce much better economic outcomes for assistance. while the currency in bond markets are clearly likin

prison for leaking sensitive information to the media, describing how dirty money flows through us. banks edwards has maintained. she leaked the documents in a bid to expose corruption. notice was accountability, and the american people had the right to know what was occurring within treasury. and that it was a national security issue and the american lives were in jeopardy instead of the government doing their job, they decided to come after a whistleblower with the increasing rate at which the u. s. government requests information from all facebook affiliated platforms. it's plausible to assume there will be more arrests based on may the data in the near future. and while facebook promises but it cares about security and privacy, if it's users at the end of the day, it doesn't seem to have an issue collecting and giving out information to those who ask for it seems the company is more concerned with stopping the spread of what they call disinformation, and with trying to assert their influence in politics, instead of actually remembering that they started as a social media site, it's tr

and let's speak to nita able to him who says in the in the occupied a west bank and it's a give us the late to situation was happening. what happened early on sunday that these really forces have raided 5 different villages in the occupied to us bank, including here in the baby. they've killed 5 palestinians. all the, all and 3 of them were here and look, maybe we went to see the house where these palestinians were hiding. and we've seen the remains the belongings of those palestinians. of course their bodies were in there because they were, according to witnesses, left to bleed to death fit, then were taken by the israeli forces. these 3 people are from mass and the party has more and 3rd death calling for more resistance against the occupation. and one of them is the head on who has been on the run for weeks israeli forces. i tried to arrest him in his house when they put them, they understood his wife and parts and other members of his family as a way to force him to surrender. of course that this doesn't happen and it ended today with his death now also in jeanene to palestinians w

busy military exercises together with us bank has done and tragic is done to defend the southern borders of dodging cust on against possible infiltration or even innovation. thank you so much for talking to us about this. thank you. andrew cotton off from the russian international affairs council joining us there from moscow. we appreciate your insight. thank you. thank you. and 2 more head on this news, our including no center security wire, bella, russian pro democracy activists living in georgia, say they could soon be deported. and naomi osaka, say she is taking another break from tennis after a frustrating defeated. the us open. that's coming up in force with joe. ah, in other world news, the united states government could release some classified fines' claims to the september 11th attacks present. joe biden has ordered a full review of the documents ahead of the 20th anniversary. last month, families of victims accused us of deliberately keeping the documents secret. they say the papers, food, saudi arabia had close links to the attackers who threw pains into the world trade center

yeah, over a decade since they started, the quantitative even started causing us bank of america said though greater wealth and equality started doing that. we said you can't taper ponzi and this is a ponzi scheme. and we believe those continuous and whether or not they open count will still be reporting there were in all the great camps of the world, right? remember tapering, all set you free. it's, it gets logan to the camp, right? we're going to take a break. and when we come back, much more coming your way, the me, ah, the war on drugs started as a way to come back, a great problem. what's the one? it's part of the attitude of the nation, not just of north dakota. and it got to be something that you could get elected. this time, the fight against drugs took a tragic, told us that andrew was competing short form. this is way too dangerous for him to be doing. clearly they put him in harm's way. a rural college student does interest get shot in the head and found in a river like something else had to be happening. join me every thursday on the alex salmon show and i'll be speaking t

solomon, do us economic embargo doesn't just punish the state sector even as a private businessman, no us bank will transfer money to me here. i can't use online platforms that are vital for the development of my business. our fledgling private sector is, is blocked by us sanctions as cuba state run sector. so we're at a tremendous disadvantage. but despite all the difficulties, he's counting on the same cuban ingenuity that has kept these cars going for so long to help his eyelid nations swim through these unchartered waters. to see in human al jazeera, the long delayed premier air of the 25th james bond movie, no time to die has taken place in london. bond active, daniel craig, is the star attraction in the 5th and final acting. as the famous favorite agent in premier will postponed 3 times because the corona virus with them is being shut down to the pandemic industries, hoping this latest installment of bond will help it recover in the grand scheme of things that over to over low down the list of priorities thought this is olivia needs to be seen in the cinema and i'm just incredibly gratef

we have though, heard european and us banks trying to reuse, reassure their invest is that their exposure is limited. is it? well, certainly the nature of china, financial system being relatively close has limited exposure to external players. i think that we want to keep in mind the political context under which this crisis is unfolding. she king is preparing to do something that is unprecedented in the modern history of china, which is to stand for a 3rd term as, as part in chairman and president of china. and it's going to be essential for him in the run up to the 20th party congress next year to continue demonstrating his position of control or perception of his control in this crisis. whatever grand is really jeopardizes that image, that she james king, is trying to project. now, as they think about this, this is a great incentive for intervening in for the crisis. and to make an example of never grand. but as with all financial crisis, what we'll see is that the, the regulators, even if they think they have a handle on what ever grants, financial positions are in the web that it's c

for decades, banks used maps to deny loans to communities of color, and now, through rent-a-bank schemes, they are using maps to locate and sell as legalized loan sharks for those same communities. payday lenders have an ugly history of setting up shop in black and brown neighborhoods. we've seen this first-hand in the communities surrounding our church here in dallas and research bears it out. now, many are shifting to online loans through rent-a-bank schemes and targeting the same struggling communities. that the occ would open up our communities to more exploitation when we are suffering already so severely from covid-19 is immoral, it's disgraceful, that the occ would give predatory lenders a way to charge 200%-400% interest and even more, even in states that have worked hard to stop this predation with the 36% interest rate cap. that is indeed obscene and in our faith community, it's sinful and demonic. we strongly oppose the occ's plan to enable predatory lenders to ignore state interest rate caps. please understand, true lending is really off, it's a lie. jesus said the truth will

solomon, do us economic embargo doesn't just punish the state sector, even as a private businessman, no us bank will transfer money to me here. i can't use online platforms that are vital for the development of my business are fledgling private sector is, is blocked by us sanctions, as cuba state run sector. so we're at a tremendous disadvantage. but despite all the difficulties, he's counting on the same cuban ingenuity that has kept these cars going to so long to help his eyelid nations swim through these unchartered waters to see in human al jazeera, the british foreign minister says the fuel shortage in the country is improving the army was put on standby to help with deliveries. many stations were forced to close after running out of petrol. the government says a shortage of truck drivers triggered the crisis which has been made worse by panic buying. we now starting to see the situation improve, we're hearing from industry that supplies coming back onto the for court and in the normal way. and i would just really urge everybody to just go about their business in the, in the normal way and

solomon, do us economic embargo doesn't just punish the state sector, even as a private businessman, no us bank will transfer money to me here. i can't use online platforms that are vital for the development of my business. are fledgling private sector is, is blocked by us sanctions, as tubers state run sector. so we're at a tremendous disadvantage. but despite all the difficulties, he's counting on the same cuban ingenuity that has kept these cars going to so long to help his eyelid nations swim through these unchartered waters to see in human al jazeera to restrain his queensland. now, one of the oldest rain forests in the world has now been officially handed back to its traditional or new me. a ceremony was held by the eastern crew, korean g people. as the state governments signed over dain tree and all the national parks, the forest will be jointly managed before a full handover is made. the rain forest is estimated to be a 180000000 years old and stretches alongside the great barrier reef coastline. is a very significant event for the east and global y'all and g people. where did i celebra

solomon do us. economic embargo doesn't just punish the state sector even as a private businessman, no us bank will transfer money to me here. i can't use online platforms that are vital for the development of my business. our fledgling private sector is, is blocked by us sanctions, as tubers state run sector. so we're at a tremendous disadvantage. but despite all the difficulties, he's counting on the same cuban ingenuity that has kept these cars going to so long to help his eyelid nations swim through these unchartered waters to see in human al jazeera, ah say this is out there. these are the top stories in june is president kind of said has appointed a new prime minister. he's tough, national, a buddha with for me and government. she will be the 1st woman to do say, the move comes after for political parties, formed a coalition to post it on tuesday. last week said, announced he'd rule by decree and ignore parts of the constitution. when a smith reports enough to we don't know a lot about national food and she is geologist and previously worked a little bit for the world bank. she had littl

bank. that's the rio grande river behind us. and then on the other side, you've got the us bank, the river, the 20 state trooper cars there to try and stop people from getting across. and you can probably see right there in the distance, and then we're green. sure. he's the father and a haitian family that we just chatted to. he's there right now with his baby due to a new so he's what they went across with food. and you can see that he's been there for about 20 minutes, surrounded by quite long journey. says no way in now. so obviously now stopping people from getting into that come yesterday was still possible for people with food to be able to get in the camp basically because there's not a lot of food and water inside of it is what we're hearing when say camp, that's quite a grand word actually for a really, really made shift sort of collection of very, very, very temporary rooms. so people's heads in some cases is not rooms are good people's heads is what we're hearing. so the man that we just spoke to that said yes, i know

and promises on human rights all seemingly those billions of dollars of funds and assets frozen in us banks. and by, for example, the world bank will remain frozen the un describes as displace. i've got it. as being on the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe. almost half the population relying on humanitarian aid . re day. we know the eighty's coming in, but it is still at a trickle. it is vital that the airport gets up and running on a on a more efficient and more our basis. we know that the countries and the church would be busy helping doing that. but yeah, as i say, it's also important to recognize as well that the taliban have a lot of support, especially in the south of the country in helmand and can kinda haul for example, their heart landed. and we saw when the time about reach control of cobble big celebrations in the south. so we can only presume that there is great support for this into river administration in the south. there's a great sense of calm so far in the streets of the capital. of course the security risk does still exist. we know about the threats that the taliban are

yeah, over a decade since they started, the quantitative even started causing us. bank of america says, though greater wealth inequality started doing that. we said you can't taper ponzi and this is a ponzi scheme. and we believe those continuous and whether or not they open count will still be reporting there were in all the great camps of the world, right? remember, tapering will set you free. it's a good slogan of where the camp, right? we're going to take a break, and when we come back, much more coming your way the me ah ah, the pacific leg around the world, expedition by 1000 miles round the clock in the dead calm. this done as soon as every country close by with the crew. gavin's food and water harbor to go to check those for us also let me know. i got everybody locked out or no food to know what about that? only give them up. sure. somebody that can especially in the coded your living like the theme and of own, but in the 21st century. the me welcome back to the guys report. i'm as the guys are time not returned a conversation with david morgan, the morgan report. david, welcom

and they are holding afghan money. vital assets, billions of dollars that sets us banks are being frozen by, for example, the world bank. until they say they've seen the taliban stick to their commitments on human rights. they will not release this money. this country isn't the dia, economic situation. rather than half the population and need a few manager and assistance on a daily basis, according to the us and these, those people that one can only imagine are sitting there thinking, well, why are we being collectively punished for crimes that we didn't commit? and indeed the so called as the telephone call themselves, the new child even haven't committed yet money. thanks for that. tell strafford that was in couple moroccans voting from the members of parliament and regional councils. the election comes amid and economic crisis deepened by the current of ours pandemic, and the sense of frustration of the lack of political reform promised a decade ago. but 18000000 people are expected to vote. this is the fed election since the new constitution was introduced in 2011, 395 seats in the h

solomon, do us economic embargo doesn't just punish the state sector, even as a private businessman, no us bank will transfer money to me here. i can't use online platforms that are vital for the development of my business are fledgling private sector is, is blocked by us sanctions as cuba state run sector. so we're at a tremendous disadvantage. but despite all the difficulties, he's counting on the same cuban ingenuity that has kept these cars going for so long to help his island nation swim through these unchartered waters to see in human al jazeera, the colombian government says it's killed a top commander from the national liberation army rebel group, and help idea romero and known by his ideas as savvy and headed the western front is death is a major blow to the last standing rebel group in the country. alexander when p. s. he reports this video released by colombia army shows soldiers carrying on a stretcher by the yellow me at or better known by his alias, bob young. he was one of the top military commanders of the ellen or national liberation army, the largest standing rebel group in co

yeah, over a decade since they started, the quantitative even started causing us, bank of america says, greater wealth inequality started doing that. we said you can't taper ponzi and this is a ponzi scheme, and we believe both continuous and whether or not they open count will still be reporting. there were in all the great camps of the world, right? remember tapering, all set you free. it's. it gets logan of the camp, right? we're going to take a break and when we come back, much more coming your way the me, ah, join me every 1st on the alex simon show. when i was speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport. business. i'm show business, i'll see you then me the mark market function you would like to get some idea of who definition me what to do. and john got that. i've got that limit and i wanted them to go back to the left me about the less about i get up there for us. let me the me welcome back to the guys report. i'm as the guys are time not returned your conversation with david morgan, the morgan report, david, welcome back. max can be back. all right, less and i want to p

they are holding back billions of dollars of aid, an afghan assets that are frozen, for example, in us banks or by the world bank. and it is vital, as we've heard from the countries trying to galvanize a united, international response to this humanitarian crisis that some sort of agreement is made by the un, by the international community in order for these aid to come through immediately. because as i say, the united nations, some of the predictions they're making of very dire indeed, unless the humanitarian assistance starts coming into this country soon. charles, thanks very much indeed that charles shot for live in couple now one carbon is head of policy analysis at the out of center for research and policy studies. he explains. cut out a wall in the b building of a kind of stone under taliban rule. i think this is somehow a continuation of actor or the forgotten issue. you know, it started actually a few years ago and it, it ended with agreement on the was with all of, i'm just continuing this all by trying actually to reach out and try to bridge this guy actually between party brand na

of this, as washington continues to block access to $9500000000.00 and ask in reserve stored in us banks, which includes $1300000000.00 worth of gold and new york rushes envoy to f dana cent, called on the u. s. to release the government's assets, saying that if washington truly cared about the fate of the afghan people, then there is no need to create additional problems for them and the form of freezing the goals and foreign exchange reserves of the ask in state. he went on to know that if the us doesn't do so, is likely to create even more kale as the country is forced to turn to illegal profits for ms. sky rocketing opium production or the billions of dollars and weapons and military equipment left behind by the united states. so joining us now to discuss jeff, reach out to the president of the brownstone institute jeffery. it's great to have you back on the show today. now, the buying, the administration has declared that the war is over, but at the same time they want to continue to control the country's money based on who was in power. so what do you make of that? but it's just us