below zero zero zero zero one zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero buck in the alone andso you know get the real headlines with none of them or see the problem with the mainstream media today is that they're completely disconnected from the viewers and what actually matters to those viewers and so that's why young people just don't watch t.v. anymore if they want news they go online and read it but we're trying to take those stories that people actually care about and transfer them back in t.v. . if you're having deja vu because less than a year ago we were talking about a lot of the same issues with another now defunct firm m.f. global you are certainly not alone earlier i interviewed a peer customer in egypt he is an egyptian he had an account with p.s.g. because he was looking to diversify and with the recent turmoil in his country he thought the us was the place to be theoretically he recounted to me earlier how back in two thousand and three he went to a presentation where the instructors talked about how the exchanges in the u.s. have been there since the eighteen h

zero zero zero zero zero zero zero to things like. what was there to meet mark the events compare an all round kaliningrad experts and a man who knows his mixology according to russian tradition we need to have a drink first to get to know each other better yes i agree. with the way seeing as kaliningrad is the capital of the amber kingdom amber is up a short of all things here in one way or another to be sure the family in this cocktail here is called living amber just in contest so you're lying about all living like you. would you like a taste and loves you very much i think i think i'm to do both sound good to me as i've been waiting a long time for a coke so here we are you a busboy the throw this. what do you think dog and how it's all very nice very tasty my house my hotel in. actually i think if you drink and. there's more where that came from. the party still in full swing i arranged to meet mark for a proper introduction to the city starting with the memorial to its most famous son . any tour of the city without mentioning th

so let's look a little bit about the zeroing in on some of the specific aspects. the bottle bill in california was passed back in 1987. it really creates an incentive program so that individuals can buy bottles and cans and then redeem those. about 20 billion sold at about 16.5 billion redeemed since the crv program was passed. 82% total redemption statewide. 73% actual centers. the centers play an important role in california. about 850 million on an annualized basis is disbursed annually. the long mandate crv zones and recycling centers to ensure reduction options and that they are spread across the area, as well as to provide funds to local governments and curbside programs to provide that as an option. the california legislature last year in this year is looking at efforts to increase the redemption value, moving from 5 cents and 10 cents to 10 cents and 20 cents. it was vetoed last year. it is being considered again this year. if that happens, we will probably see that additional uptake i participation and collection. what does collection look like in san fra

they had to drop below zero to encourage me to balance your dropped spending on shoes with mine crew spending on computer gizmos right and that's the explanation as to why we can't get out of the cross and so basically no matter how low rates are how long there is zero people are borrowing to spend more be here for it sal is saying will be borrowings dropping on the that's a good thing at the same spending hasn't risen to balance so that's isometry because the going to people like reagan put it that way so what they've so you've got to have the government spending to make up for the lack of spending by the size of his who need to be encouraged by rice of interest the reserve comment right now it's a fantastic plausible needs theory unfortunately it's imperiously falls it's a bad event for the for the prestigious guys that sit on their ivory tower and i write about this i don't think there's come out with this theory and i don't go and check the daughter to see whether it's real enough because what it actually is so how do you prove that it's not what you say is what the hypothesis be

zero. zero. zero. zero zero stores is here. for going global and. with myron. you. choose your place to take your stuff. to. make your statement. one of the more. she points to a moment. home . welcome back let's switch gears a bit because more reports have come out about the civil and criminal probe into libel for the wall street journal reports several groups of traders are under investigation by regulators around the world for allegedly working together to rig interest rates it was an interest rate rigging reign is what it sounds like allegedly more than a dozen traders from at least nine banks are under scrutiny and we keep hearing more and more about this investigation but what about libel or itself what is being discussed in the way of alternatives to a benchmark interest rate that is the underpinning of an estimated five hundred fifty trillion dollars in financial products but which we've seen seems like it can be pretty easily rigged while alternatives are actually something that federal reserve chairman ben bernanke he wouldn't you know spoke about before c

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zero zero s. before tax mind you so the savers get zero before tax the speculators get to borrow at zero with which to finance their speculations so one can make. a good many arguments against the nebulae sion of rates and i have but the the library scandal it seems to me is is this as a scandal is almost infinitely insignificant the significant scandal is that is the on going to pillaging of rates by our central banks why do you think more people are making that connection have more so upset about live our lives why aren't we more upset about central bank manipulation at rates as a realist i think that i think there is a ritual loathing of of big money and big financial institutions that is certainly understandable not entirely misplaced because these outfits are kind of state sponsored cartels in good measure you know they. know. not many of them would be standing upright and solvent except for the intercession of the central banks. now that i think of it just celebrating its two hundredth birth

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zero zero zero zero six three percent of the roughly one hundred ninety six people who accounted for nearly eighty percent of all the money raised by super pacs last year have chosen their guy mitt romney and president obama is poised to become the first president in american history to be outspent and his re-election bid and says the president can't compete in the super pac game primarily because billionaires just can't stomach the idea of seeing their taxes go up you know a few percentage points he's having to stick with the old game traditional campaign fundraisers only he's going to have to raise somewhere north of a billion dollars since the likes of the koch brothers karl rove and sheldon adelson have already pledged at least that much to defeat it. that means a lot of campaign fundraisers. already the president zeroing in on holding his two hundredth fundraiser since taking office as you can see no candidate has come even close to that number in their first term and again no candidate has ever had to run for reelection in the citizens united era for more on this i want to brin

zero zero one percent of financial oligarchy stuff c.e.o.'s of multinational corporations and politicians in washington d.c. if it's a very small group of people it benefits them because it keeps them in power while hollows out the american economy destroys the middle class makes people not want to invest or do anything right why would you want to create a business why would you want to invest capital why would you want to do anything if you know that your government's criminal the answer is you wouldn't and that's why we're not seeing that happen all right michael kroger let's talk about another f.c.c. investigation they're looking into wass trains i frequency trading and high frequency trades now i worked on wall street myself for many years as you have and we know that a watch trade is basically fanning with yourself to manipulate prices up or down and now suddenly bloomberg has a story saying yeah you know what. it is systemic it's endemic it's eighty five percent of the change in the new york stock exchange are computer driven algorithmi

two point three zero and. welcome back to the kaiser report let's go to switzerland and talk with ellen brown she is the author of a web of debt alan brown welcome back to the kaiser report thanks max ellen rider latest piece is called government by the banks for the banks the the could it's on europe in the right of the european stability mechanism the actually a permanent welfare fund for the rich what is the best and i was of favor the rich the e.s.m. it is a fine replace saying certain temporary fines that were supposedly designed to bailout the eurozone countries and their fines are paid for by the various countries they're paid for by the taxpayers but the permanent trying. boden and in january night and it has no ceiling it starts out at seven hundred billion euros but it can't be raised there are no limits and you can't see the people who are running them and so they're pretty much. taters as prime and now in june to i'm g twenty ninth there was no matter where the members voted and. it was also and ag

little bit for a statewide nonprofit to regain out over 27 grants to about 29 parks to the tune of zero hundred and $50,000 to other non profits in the field trying to enter into operating agreements with in the state. but all sounds fantastic but it is very temporary. bust ever grants are for about a year and even then some of the parks will be kept open only a couple of days and weeks but were facing another round of closures and a year and less to find a long-term solution. greta that come under said the idea he was going to save $22 million a year. and yet a red parks generate $6 billion yearly. >>> everything going into and around a park the state this study that found people spend an average $43 per visit which does it sound like a lot until you realize his return 50 and 60 million visits a year the state parks are a huge economic generator. >>> hawk and 6 billion does seem sex and was doing different math? >>> you should go to sacramento. you figure it out. whip it would seem to me that your cutting off an influx greta that is true with the political reality is that everyone in s

manipulation you can expect twenty twenty five percent of us the new n words what do we get we get zero percent and this is the new discrimination this is the new apartheid it's down along lines of the interest rate curve and it is impoverishing this generation and obliterating savors workers and pensioners by design using not political jerram entering or discrimination but interest rates and this is what does live or scandal is all about in all the interest rate scandals are all about what the bank of england all about what the subtle banks are all about what the banks and wall street are all about about discrimination using interest rates to disenfranchise an entire generation and go back to new feudalism or the old through the ism called neo feudalism stacey where the n word you're talking about is of course nerk negative interest rate policy and we see that around the world we see negative interest rates in germany negative interest rates in switzerland in finland in in denmark you know it's everywhere right desson attack on savers by going into negative interest rates that you actu

right now but as we know from ground zero this fallout can travel and in fact kevin in this case the you know with with the chair noble it blew into the air with focus this stuff is being dumped into the ocean what does that mean. well you know just last month the news broke that radioactive bluefin tuna had actually been caught off the california coast last august of two thousand and eleven the news didn't hit until last month so there's also a lag in the truth coming how you know in scientific studies but that was because those bluefin tuna. just stated and grown on the coast of fukushima and then migrated across the ocean and they swim pretty fast and they swim very far so by august they made it but what's falling behind them is this massive plume of radioactive contamination in the ocean that a couple months back had likely reached the hawaiian shores another year or two from now will reach the western coast of north america granted it's going to dilute and dissipate with distance and with volume in the ocean but this was the biggest release of radioactivity into the ocean in his

, maybe of zero, but whatever to the church.mention the name of the church, which is the mormon church. the mormon church, that's just in one snippet. they keep making it worst. they have no answers, and they look bad, and it's also a metaphor, i think, or become a proxy for all the secrecy about romney, about bain, about his governorship of massachusetts where the hard drives roll a race, his staff was leaving. >> they bought them and took them with them. >> they could afford to buy them. all those sort of language they use, like in 2009 he didn't pay -- we can say he didn't pay zero in taxes. first of all, he could have gotten a refund for all we know, and 2009 is just one year, and a relatively recent year. >> in terms of the biggest possible picture in the campaign, the romney folks want this election to be about obama. the obama folks want this election to be about romney. republicans want it to be a thumbs up or thumbs down referendum on the president, with particular reference on the economy. if the obama side succeeds at

then your cost of ammunition is zero if you make a mistake then the state bails you out then that's a subsidy from the state so you make you have no risk you simply take pilfering of all money with no risk no risk but that's what i'm saying is that it used to be willy sutton's day in the first great depression that you went and robbed a bank because that's where the money is now these guys today the anglo irish guys the bond holders behind that the bond holders behind a id m.f. global all the world they're going there robbing the credit because it's not cash anymore that they seek they don't go looking for a pile of cash to me dimes not looking to hold up a a simple little bank for a pile of cash runs a bank it's easy to do that you're holding up the central banks the the credit of the world right you are enabling the transfer of wealth from the many to the few by using stolen credit that ends up back in the economy by sky high prices for van gogh's and shadows and other very expensive baubles that end up sitting in the accounts of the top one percent of the top one percent without

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two point zero three point zero there's new apps new opportunities new beautiful things happening when i first got in the editorial business it was like truly the precentor the days was like the dark ages you didn't know who was writing who could do anything everything all correspondence was through mail nowadays we can contact anybody in real time with wireless devices and talk to them face to face it's a beautiful thing in other words this is an order created through the private sector and through the free market but then how do you apply that to government because you can't really get into a war that destroys civilization in the end app i mean maybe you could but i haven't heard of it yet so one of the arguments against something like anarchy is what happens in the situation of war combat people are always going to try and take others' territory so i mean don't you need some kind of well what happens in africa in the case of wars that you know two big governments are battling it out with each other and i would like to see us and gave them a kind of unilateral disarmament i mean you

so it sums to zero, win/lose. you can imagine there are at least two other kinds of games there is win/lose or zero sum. there is lose/lose, games where everyone that plays ends up worse off as a result. we don't play those games a lot, or at least more than once, obviously. once you do it's like why are we doing that? that would be a lose/lose game. not a lot of examples. if there is win/lose and lose/lose, in theory there have to be win/win games. not a game where everyone ends up equally well off. it's a game in which everyone that plays over time ends up better off than they would have been if they hadn't played. so the comparison is not between me and the guy across the street with a ferrari, the comparison is between me in a free economy and me if i were in an unfree economy. and if we are better off as a result of a certain type of economic system, and all of us end up better off, then we're in a win/win game. so the question is what is a free market economy? well, what is funny about this is the second you

zero zero national currencies so what would have two advantages first of all if you could serve every nation could could serve its local car as the local means then we've developed nation of currency his own interest rate to visit on budget of the policies and secondly we could from a european unity not a base of a common common currency but of. the union of. currencies where before foreign exchange rate union before. we had an european monetary egremont. common. policy in terms of foreign exchange rates but not internally in. terms of interest rates and i think we have to come back to the time before nine hundred ninety nine where we had foreign exchange rate unions instead of money unions you just mentioned there are a challenge national currencies and the latest poll i've seen shows that the number of germans who are in favor of reintroducing the dorchin mark is steadily on the increase the majority of germans are also strongly against the idea of euro bonds but german authorities keep pushing the your agenda and bailout proposals who do you think should have the final say on this

is it a zero sum gain? is it a way to sustain growth with the problem of global warming. >> i just had a conversation just abouta i week ago and it was a fascinating new model to look at pine resins, actually, in mexico and other parts of latin america, and it's a sustainable source of revenue for community and one of the things that he said that i thought was actually very wise, and i think i've heard it from other individuals in the environmental movement is that if it's between feeding your family and a tree, the tree always loses, and i think that one of the thicks thngs that we to create the opportunities that are sustainable where communities have adequate information to make good decisions, i think that understanding and really giving a financial value to the biodiversity and to the natural resources of the countries is extraordinarily necessary. it's becoming popular, but it's necessary and that it's needed. the reason is that in the place like latin america where i work you have some of the richest

is in decline in zero of them. i don't know if you think we're in a decline. show your hands. decline of. [laughter] how many do not? i ain't your respective we will not bail out europe we're not leading the global climate we will not iran. but number two if any other country is prepared to play that role. the with the u.s. global architecture we could end up with those that are not global. or we may end up with neither. >> talk about those that aeronaut u.s.-led. what teh's it say of the wto or the world bank? to think we've made a mistake? to give them a seat to at the table. even without american leadership? >> there are lots of global institutions that matter but we have to reflect the global balance of power that has emerged to become less effective. the world bank and imf with good if they pay more money it is more conditionality. it will undermine and reminds me i have this conversation with tony blair to play a stronger role and i said if they are truly global institutions they do not agree with types of governance if we take a effective leadership which do you think w

zero zero her for those who have the fifty thousand law position and the fifty thousand short position they put a full margin it's a piece of p.f. she collects that money they do not necessarily need to forward it based on the adding of the transactions to their clearing broker so that money is sitting in these safe funds account that she is supposedly managing that the f.a.a. is supposedly overseeing there's supposedly on hold for the customers they're doing whatever they want with that money we found out they've been spending it they've been losing at. yad l.a. i now one thing that i want to ask about because you have been in contact with a former employee as someone that you have had me speak to we both spoke to me doesn't want to go on camera for obvious reasons but just to paint a little bit of a picture of what was going on with this company and terms of. corruption evidently what what did he tell you. well he said the internally within p.s.g. it was a very incestuous relationship for example brenda kiper the c.f.o. she was brought onto the company in one thousand nine hundred fo

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zero zero zero zero four percent profit doesn't exist very well ok well you know what some of those and i want to make a serious point offer with who why should undocumented workers be able to vote much be right calling them illegal immigrants is wrong because they're not citizens ok they work a lot of them be legally denied the read the vote they still go to we're going to a corporate loss of somebody going to work for an american corporation in this country they should be allowed to vote show us what frankly if you don't really get mad i think we should give them health care to where you know not to go over to tangent here but these people are those people who says that is what they want to hear they're going to hospitals they're getting sick they need to be provided you know get them out here where you've got to know nobody is going to get to this country they've been living in every twenty years we're going to be all it takes if you don't think they influence our politics you have been paying attention a lot of you for your record i think it's incumbent on every country to make