max has a residency at max keiser who is here today because we're on a pilgrimage what we call the right place i suppose we're all pilgrims going to have a sin so the rest of we're in programs like you exactly. where. there's got a bit of a time more going on because we're actually close on the future. to well i trust that the future will hold such as you have your original pilgrimage resulted in something called america know when that's indeed what this area of. all this is part of it is called new england became something bigger became a land from sea to shining sea to take the ideals of the pilgrims across the entire nation even as a single. light or a guy that i was and in this we want to know whether the ideals of the pilgrims have kept up we've been on our. started out west and came to see you to see whether the original pilgrimage is intact we have been tried in many many ways he has been tried with great mortality in the first months who are. harsh weather in harsh conditions threats of war on scrupulous business partners function among ourselves at times harsh weather threats of

max has a resident max keiser who is. here today because we're on a pilgrimage called the right place so i suppose we're all pilgrims going to have a sin so the rest. we're looking at you exactly. where they. got a bit of a time more going on because we're actually a pilgrim from the future for a lot of trust of the future will hold such as you and your original pilgrimage resulted in something called america oh well that's indeed what those areas. although this is part of it is called new england new england became something bigger became a land from sea to shining sea to take the ideals of the pilgrims. across the entire nation even as a single. light may go i thought i was and so we want to know whether the ideals of the pilgrims have kept up we've been on our own journey started out west and came to see you to see whether the original pilgrimage is intact we have been tried in many many ways he has been tried with great mortality in the first few months were. harsh weather and. threats of war on scrupulous business pa

welcome most of all with max max has a resident max keiser who is here today because we're on a pilgrimage where we go to the right place so i suppose we're all pilgrims going to have a sin so the rest. we are looking at you exactly. where. there's got a bit of a time more going on because we're actually close from the future. to well i trust that the future will hold such as you your original pilgrimage resulted in something called america the woman is everywhere. this is part of it is called new england became something bigger became a land from sea to shining sea to take the ideals of the pilgrims. across the entire nation. lights were a guy that i was and so we want to know whether the ideals of the pilgrims have kept up we've been on our own. started out west and came to see you to see whether the original pilgrimage is intact we have. many many ways. toyed with great mortality in the first months we were. harsh weather. threats of war it was business partners function among ourselves at times harsh weather threats of war unscrupulous businessmen and a faction people sounds like not m

thanks max roach yeah no problem. but as someone in this community group and you know i'm very involved in everything community people ask questions about the city what i was arrested and put down for one night and i answer i seek out the answers and the answer in a form so when our city council ran for state representative and the seat became available and a lot of people twisting my arm and saying you have to run and i'm like adam and i threw john some things he got lots of things don't really get so long but this is right it is a complex seems your duty place. is going to be if i don't step up and good will i think your role model i can serve the community i can do basically what i'm doing now except in official capacity and i can do even more what a compliment first of all the people locally just you know pushed you is that because you're such a go getter that you have these organizational skills that you can cope create change and there's no bureaucracy or because you're a go getter and you get it done is that th

for both a b i p's and the euro max team making the euro max editions was a huge adventure. the. the challenge is that you constantly have to adapt to new locations and that you never know what's going to happen next but i'll find who called. in london make a. never dreamed she'd get to pose for around. these photographs opportunity like michael jackson and real royals like the queen now he's turned our host into one fashion model for me the highlight was the photo shoot with rankin that i could imagine was going to happen my producer had the nerve to actually ask it wasn't planned it was completely spontaneous. in the your next edition lots of things turned out differently than my producer brain had planned. and we'd have preferred to keep these bloopers to ourselves. very. little pranks and. i did this and here comes. to that. fun at one point the king of waltz andre snatch me up and really did a waltz with me that tripped me up a little but we got through it if you have. to spend lots of nice moments. or prominent guest presenters use the breaks between shots in very different

for one week you're old max will be co-hosted by famous europeans for this special euro max edition our team traveled all over europe in london we met star photographer rankin. michelin starred chef tomorrow our show that's used for land. and designer marcel wonders he's a monster that. we met on the way we're the king of walt said his counsel and master a fashion designer let me a big joke to you in our apartment in rome and stark attacked david chipperfield in berlin and he did go oh my the idea behind your next edition is getting prominent europeans from the world of culture to create a show for your own acts and we asked what interests them what topics are they excited about what in sci fi is that. michelin starred chef tomorrow or reveals why he always travels with his own wine glasses he shows us where he buys art in berlin and takes us to his favorite shops. you're next edition with top chef tim rowell was optimal for me my first because i love berlin and second because i love food so when a starred chef guides you through the city gives you tips and shows you little shops you ne

i would most for you to take max kaiser in a valley over the past. everybody i'm stephen both so what task hollywood guy usual suspects everybody proud american first of all i'm just a george washington and r.v. using just the stick to me is a good story board because this is my buddy max famous financial guru and we'll use a little bit different. there well you know when those up last but not least my larger than life. the ninth and aspiring star rio. with all the drama happening in our country i'm hitting the road to have some fun. every day americans know. what's america. and see how things got. i was making. the right thing to cook from the start to bridge the gap this is the great american pill which. is the. yell yo yo yo yo do that it's only there to be that fast. part of letterman's teamwork. you know we got it what do the whole boston harbor thing right. i do believe there is a teapot here waiting us maxwell. oh it's moving. it's the final stretch of the pilgrimage in our heroes have set their sights on having a boston tea party of their own

as it leaves the european union max how much of a concession. and is that a concession coming from the european union. it's a small step it's not the crucial step because the feeling here was that more time was needed anyway for the transition period actually the european parliament asked for three years from the start because they know how hard it is for example to negotiate a free trade agreement one possible outcome for future trade relations between the u.k. and the e.u. something like seat of the candidate many more years than three even three years would be very short but that is not the decisive factor at the moment what they're trying to do is find that divorce that withdrawal agreement and before they haven't done that they don't need to talk about what kind of you know how much transition period they need because if there's a hard brags that there will be just zero transition period and max briefly comparing the mood from the summit last month to what we had tonight is the breaks it solution or the mood around it is it getting better.

more on the story with our brussels bureau chief max haasan he is following this for us hi max we just heard there that the aquarius is not being granted a flag yet but we have heard news this afternoon that a new charity ship has just said it's received a license from italy can you tell us more about that. yeah this is fairly recent news so we still have to make light and there are many question marks we do know that the new ship is called mediterranea we also know that it is run basically by a german and geo called c. watch you saw one of their ships in the graphics of that report just now but it's a cooperation it's not just sea watch it's also italian n.g.o.s and apparently also a spanish and geo now the interesting part here of course is that apparently it will be flying an italian flag so have an italian license would seems to be a little contradictory if you know that. we also just saw in that report the italian minister of the interior refuses to take in any migrant or any angio ships with migrants rescued migrants on board having said this it appears that the mission of this n

and back to max was keep it one hundred in cambridge or if not i'll try yes but that. record shows no matter how much compared to europe. or france i would compare if you don't have heat. but don't. think that you and want to move the antique street and you need to meet. with rising healthcare costs of education i don't see what that would mean you. might know it like four thousand years of normal average salary in france as last a lifetime from the start that the french you feed it will be less likely you. will . be one next time but at the end i don't know which it is for me yes only it seems to you because i went. down if i am somebody that you making i don't know what it was and i don't know which way you keep it but hundred thousand euro you i would come via one hundred thousand yet with seventy five. against you when i was shopping when i come back am i. to tell you that busting so much nothing happened i culture is subsidised and if the fire in the fridge again she had to stay the fuck i would read yes the bread i got i get it's one hundred whatever i am going t

listen to what max and i were talking about. if you think about all the different stories, all of the just reprehensible things that donald trump has done over the last few years, even just the last few months. why do people continue to fall for this con? it's just terrible. >> i think it's -- people like a bad guy when he's on your side. and i think that this goes back to talking to supporters online the at the rallies during the campaign. and it's been pretty consistent from the early days of the campaign in 2015 to now. when you talk to trump supporters, what you hear a lot is that he is in on the joke. oh, we know that he doesn't really mean this or that. we know he wasn't telling the truth about this or that. we know that it's all sort of a sham. his whole story, the way that he talks about it himself, his narrative, is bullshit, but it's helping us. he's on our side with his bullshit. >> except he isn't. he's on his own side. >> but that's what they think. >> he laughs at people like that. >> but if we're trying to figure

about five miles out right now is going to this is a modern day max khyber are starting to get in the media for boston comicon isn't responding to your idea i'm wondering. that's where the boston tea party happened right yes seventeen seventy three in the tea act got everyone really agitated and that's a they're the boston tea party seven hundred seventy three which is three years before the revolution many and in doing that that was a way of those folks like you know making a statement in the gains on the wars here we want to put. this new goal representing the great american pilgrimage. in the middle of where that boston tea party took place where was that what they're calling the heart of boston harbor boston harbor why can't we get a barge. and put this servia on the barge and take it right out in the middle of boston harbor is that crazy what what the what you want to put this on a barge and float out in the middle of boston and i mean what what better way to to to celebrate. this occasion done by honoring that great events with another great statement a mind reader to talk to ja

max level we've made. our home what does america mean to you. because. i am not very good at it hot but. i think that. except someone for who they all know what you want them to be this is the advice a therapist might give to a couple in a relationship crisis it apply this wisdom to geopolitics and you'll see the trying to change the weakness of the other islam. and learn to fully accept each other. it is. the be. led. to the week's top stories just minutes off to blast off a malfunction on a russian soyuz rocket forces the crew capsule to reject and sends the astronauts hurtling back to earth. almost two weeks gone and there's still no to waltz happens to a prominent journalist who vanished after entering the saudi embassy in istanbul turkey claims he was not at that something riyadh's denies. and a bad day at the office for german chancellor angela merkel's conservative allies in bavaria who risk losing their majority in regional elections.

that i just wish double wave year on max sounds. like this right up there are some others this week on your own max everything's different celebrities are calling the shots. today german gore may shift to rouse in charge of. the room in sixty minutes on d w. o. eight your smart t.v. smart or good t w force more to. watch and watch what you want to up to date extraordinary. in-depth decide what songs find out more. dot com smart t.v. . and on demand. language courses. video and audio. w.b.'s. your. money's ranking and let me name to document m.r. so long there's all this week on here max everything's different. celebrities calling the shots. the ball on the right there creating. your remarks. this week on. football is a simple game twenty two men chase the ball for ninety minutes and at the end the coaches are always to blame do you think you're the best coach. germany lost again in the nation sneak to one against would cup champions france but are they any positives we can take away from that from the match yesterday i can definitel

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and max went first. and i hung in there a little longer. but i think after the kavanaugh hearing i reached the same conclusion he did and i had to go. >> ken, you're listening intently. you don't feel similarly about your party, do you? or maybe there are some things -- >> not at all. i'm a loyal democrat. i want nothing more, to see a huge democratic victory in 30 days. that is the only thing that's going to stop donald trump and the republican party enabling him from ruining this country -- >> that said. because you said recently if the dominant issue in an election is something cultural, you said democrats lose. what do you think is behind that? and how does -- >> it's true. >> how kavanaugh might factor into that. >> you look at the sweep of post-war american political history, the two dominant majorities. one majority is a cultural national one and one is on economics and social welfare. and if the dominant issue going into a national election is economics and social welfare by and large democrats will win. the other one republicans wi

well let's bring in brussels bureau chief max huffman who joins us for more on the story hi max we just heard there a pretty heavy accusation from that aquarius crewmember how would the e.u. respond. you would say of course is trying to prevent deaths at sea in the mediterranean by deterring basically migrants from making the trip in the first place by the way that's also the argument of a minister of the interior. but we have some interesting new numbers that will prove the contrary basically there is an italian think tank that the u.n. data and analyze it and they came to the conclusion that although overall there are less people arriving on the shores of italy the death rate has increased it's actually the highest ever measured it's at nineteen percent and in other words this means that one out of five migrants who makes the trip were attempts to make the trip across the mediterranean. max we heard there report you know no e.u. country seems willing right now to give the aquarius or any other n.g.o.s will a flag a license to sail under are we seeing a tougher stance on migration not

welcome back, max. maria, the president speaking at a rally tonight touched on what is the latest way to undermine anyone who opposes him. watch this. >> you don't hand matches to an arsonist. and you don't give power to an angry left wing mob. that's what the democrats have become. they would turn our country so fast into the venezuela and venezuela is not doing it too well, folks. >> we are hearing that time and time again. who he is talking about? >> well, i guess what he was talking about is the women whom are very angry and expressed their anger i think quite adamantly during the kavanaugh hearings because they were women who had gone through the trauma and the tragedy of being sexually assaulted at some point or maybe several times during their lifetime and they were trying to tell their stories to republican men who did nothing but either one away from them or are completely make fun of them. treat them disrespectfully. and in a manner that just dripped of disdain and denigration. so for me, the

let me start with you, max. this is a terrific book but i know a lot about it. so this seems to be causing a lot of problems for saudis. do you think they anticipated this? >> i don't know if they anticipated the blow back but i assume the reason they did it is because they thought they could get away with it. jamal khashoggi was somebody who annoyed the saudi royal family because he criticized them and they don't like criticism so they thought they could get away with this. donald trump is somebody who refers to the media as an enemy of the people. he has praise for dictators, he says he loves kim jong-un, he plays rodrigo duterte in the philippines for the way he's handing the drug problem and he's been enamored o the crown prince of saudi arabia. look at their feud with qatar, look at the fact that they kidnapped the prime minister of lebanon. now they here in a feud with canada and we're not standing up for canada, we're not standing up for other countries that are getting the rough treatment from saudi arabia so i assume they thought well, we can get rid of

station we all are max we all are in fact i have a headline here up up up up up and way that is the u. s. deficit the us government paid a whopping five hundred twenty three billion us dollars and interest in fiscal twenty eight eighteen here's a chart going back to zero nine hundred eighty eight which is quite interesting you see that the interest that we pay annually on our debt is rising rising rising despite interest rates going down that whole time we're still paying more and more every year which goes against what everybody always says oh all these debts are manageable because interest rates are so low yeah well you know america is like a guy who won the lottery and blows it after world war two we ruled the world we have the most gold we have the sound of the currency we have low interest rates and we were american century ready to go and like the profit lottery winner blows it all here we are in twenty eighteen having kind of blown it we have too much debt twenty one trillion in debt and the interest on the debt is that as you point out something like a half a trillion dollars

let's start with you, max, and this is not the subject of your book, but you know a lot about it. and why do we assume that saudi arabia did it and i understand that it is a a big assumption, but a murder of a number of dissident years ago and a duke, and the foreign minister said it is worse than a crime, it was a blunder. meaning it just seems to be causing all of the problems for the saudis, and do you think that they anticipated this? >> i don't know if they anticipated the blowback, fareed, but i assume that the reason they did it is because they felt they could get away with it. and jamal khashoggi annoyed the saudi family because he criticized them, and they don't like criticism. and why did they think they could get away from this? maybe it is because of the primary patron donald trump who refers to the media as the enemy of the people and he has nothing but praise for dick ta or or thes and he says that he loves kim jong-un, and he has been particularly enamored and osama bin salman where riyadh is the first place that donald trump took a foreign trip and he has been supp

is covering the story for you max i'm going to start sounding like a broken record here but the e.u. once again finds itself in uncharted territory. it is because it is like you just mentioned the first time that you commission uses it's what some call the nuclear option in rejecting. a budget but not only a budget but the draft of a budget so at a very early stage preventively you could call it and that is something they haven't done before in the past they usually said to the country like france or germany listen this is not going to work so they started negotiating but there was goodwill on both sides to make it worse and that's why it never felt compelled to trigger that excess this excess deficit procedure that's the big difference and that's why someone would only say this is a declaration of war all right now italy hasn't been budging from its position it's very defiant have we heard from rome. was very quick so the interior minister also the head of the league on north the right wing populist party in responding and he said there's no going back we're not going to change one

max is getting an education about what stay away from the city stephen heads over to the local coffee shop meet a traveling nurse and learn what it means to be boston strong. close not just yet stephen even though it's nice to. there you go to earth oh thank you thanks for coming in no problem you heard the word of journey to join us you can hear so i have you know before we get into all of that out of where you from you were born where i was born in manhattan new york and then we moved here to massachusetts i graduated two thousand and six from things school and became a travel nurse i've traveled all over the country for the past eight nine years right so your health care. that's like a hot topic these days if yes what would you say is the biggest issue your profession for nursing health insurance period you know we get people that don't have insurance and they get the best care throughout you know the border you get someone who is hardworking and has insurance and they get kicked out after the fifth day because their insurance doesn't approve for you know whatever it is that they n

max, as always, thank you. javier is here now. businesses, companies are watching this and uncertainty abounds and they do not like that. javier: and they are very worried because they cannot plan ahead. question after question still needs to be answered. for business owners the confusion means they are losing money. that is why people are gegegegeo just how the european union works, you can head to monahan in ireland. silver hill farms, a piece of living your. these docs hatch -- ducks hatch in part of the u.k., then they are brought to ireland to be slaughtered, then in northern ireland they are packed for delivery. >> every duck passes the border many times over the life. a lot of business relies on free access. this was a top area. no one wants to go back to that. reporter: it is not something loloaded wants to return to. the border between the republic and a north remains a huge point of contention in brexit negotiations. feathers are getting ruffled, partrtly because the u.k. is divivided on the i issuef brexe, and the compl

euro max on facebook. it's time to travel i was serious you know my x x r two is your chance to have a say which destination and you have huge like us to explore today we are heading to sweden thanks to the viewer crest from colombia and i actually mean i go to would like to find out more about sweden especially where the locals like to spend their holidays that's why we chose the favorite island and it's one hundred thirty seven kilometers long but only sixteen kilometers wide so it boasts lots of beaches the most hours of sunshine in the country its population of about twenty four thousand swells to ten times that and some are so the best time to go is off season like we did. for most visitors a trip to the island usually begins with the drive across bridge. the island is a tremendously popular summer destination for sun star suites but its natural beauty is best experienced when fall sets and the weather gets rougher and peace and quiet descend underland. there's a lighthouse at each end of the one hund

welcome to max kaiser financial survival guide. putting. it out. yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain. watched as a report. in twenty four to you know bloody revolution to the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it just no lawyer here i mean you are liz put video through the. school and you go to the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty fourteen. of those who took. it invested over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. seem wrong but. just don't call. me. yet to shape out this day become active. and engaged equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. welcome back we've spoken about the brazilian economy and the election before and we've noted the stock market there the i but beth's which remained up despite other global markets being down well hardball this a narrow the far right candidate

max boot. we love having you on. good luck with the book. >> thank you. >> and thank you for your candor. i appreciate it. thanks for watching, everyone. our coverage continues. if you're turning 65, you may be learning about medicare and supplemental insurance. medicare is great, but it doesn't cover everything ...only about 80% of your part b medicare costs. a medicare supplement insurance plan may help cover some of the rest. learn how an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company might be the right choice for you. a free decision guide is a great place to start. call today to request yours. so what makes an aarp medicare supplement plan unique? these are the only medicare supplement plans endorsed by aarp because they meet aarp's high standards of quality and service. you're also getting the great features that any medicare supplement plan provides. you may choose any doctor that accepts medicare patients. you can even visit a specialist. with this type of plan there ar

max: i think we have a problem. it is the president. secretary mnuchin says one thing and secretary mattis will say something different with respect to defense policy. the real issue is we do not have a strong strategic plan in our country. most of us decided. david: did the experience with the former nafta or is that a different creature? another let light have desolate has or have a lee's it -- leading role. a lot of luster, a lot of talk. by the end of the day, we are back to where we were. it does help the u.s. a little bit but basically it is similar. we focus a lot on trade and that is an important issue but there are geopolitics involved. this issue of taiwan is the south china sea. we hear general mattis, the secretary of defense recently and he wanted to say we were not trying to contain china the way we did the soviet union. this is what he had to say. >> we are not out to contain china. we are taking a different stance had that been considered. how important is it to debates china we're not trying to contain them the way to w

coming up, we talk with max baucus. that's coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "balance of power," on bloomberg television. mark: senators on both sides of the aisle are blasting president trump for blocking a woman who at used brett kavanaugh of sexual assault. at a rally in mississippi he attacked the credibility of christine blasey ford, who testified before the judiciary committee last week. chuck schumer says that the president has reached a "new low ." the main republican senator susan collins call the quotes plain wrong. jeff flake told nbc that it's kind of appalling. the u.s. is canceling a 1955 treaty with a run establishing economic relations and consulate rewrites between the nations every this follows a ruling by the u.n. tightest court -- highest court, ordering the u.s. .o lift sanctions mike pompeo told reporters today that the determination of the treaty was decades overdue. the british prime minister theresa may had a spring in her step as she took the podium at the conservative party conference, dancing to

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your max for this week's highlights. curtains on john paul go teams fashion freak show some great culture. the media much a bunch creates an interactive fireworks show. market albanian cuisine smoke blew the call of reinterprets classic dishes. you wrote. just. to be close to the action. oh. no that is why not jesus went to the people and the people gave it to him we're doing the same thing principles. to the dominican is in downtown jerusalem to do a two very different personalities. and a very special place. in the party district. sixty minutes on a d.w.i. . like . germany which. any time any place. names video never. have at the back of the. songs to sing along to download the combo from soup. to doing such. a varied course is put it into active exercises writing about that d w don't come slashdot atlanta on facebook in the uk still. blend german so free with the w. . welcome to our highlights of the week my name is larry. house and i'm happy to be here with you from my last shows on that year max have a look at what'

is what we're saying max the tougher stance on migration across the e.u. is that we're going to see going forward. what we're seeing at the moment is that the e.u. is completely concentrating on one part of a comprehensive migration policy which is deterrence which is securing the outer borders which is trying to establish migration caps in northern africa there's currently negotiating with egypt experts don't really think this will go someplace but the other part the second part of a comprehensive migration policy taking in those that are in dire need the real refugees and the redistributing them within the european union try to integrate them in some way that is not at all treated at the moment and that's why we have this focus on the other part and i think we're going to see more of that at the moment as long as the e.u. member states are able to compromise on the other part and this discussion so we has been going on since two thousand and fifteen is by far the most divisive issue in the european union and we don't expect this to be resolved within the

you're all maxed out. audience right. there are so long hours this week on your own max everything's different celebrities are calling the shots . today dutch violinist under a review is in charge. this was during. the world back in thirty minutes on w. . sometimes books are more exciting than real life. raring to read. what if there's no escape. list. german most treats. her first day at school in the jungle. first the clueless of the. spanish doris crane the moment arrives. join during a tank on her journey back to freedom to do. in our interactive documentary. tour of the ring a team returns home on t.w. dot com it's hangs. on to horses are under pressure they're battling recruiting problems outdated and broken down equipment and limited budgets . to lunge is a huge listener in us enough plainspoken enough enough transport helicopters are not enough tanks have ten divisions that don't have tanks lebensohl don't sourcing and privatization are the order of the day in all areas but not composed dangers listlessly close fi

you supposed to be big boy this is my buddy max famous financial guru and we'll she's a little bit different. there well you know what no doubt last but not least my larger than life. the night an aspiring star rio. with all the drama happening in our country i'm hitting the road to have some fun. meet every day americans. and what's america. and see how things got so crazy i was naked. right. hopefully start to bridge the gap this is the great american pill which. yell yo yo yo yo do you go there to that. part of the it's teamwork. you know we got it what did the whole boston harbor thing right. i do believe there is a teapot here waiting us maxwell. it's the final stretch of the pilgrimage in our heroes have set their sights on having a boston tea party of their own maxes nearly escaped being left in the past and stephen is kept alive his under realistic expectations of a bar which. there are. places where. the most part party absent from. the must be. part of him with no word back from the master node stephen does his best to convince producers why the pilgrimage needs a barge and with th

you know there's an old expression max whenever a basketball player would make a great shot. shout out money but now i'm going to give last shot at right now it's going to be like this digital j.s. there is little chance. on my part to. you know someday this poem is going to re you know not is the prince of the pilgrimage ring because the prince and he salutes. pranking gave americans a lot of job opportunities i needed to come up here to make some money like me twenty five thousand dollars as a teacher or i could make fifty thousand dollars a year truck so i chose to drive trucks people who rushed to a small town in north dakota was an unemployment rate of zero percent like gold rush is very very similar. but this beautiful story ended with pollution and devastation a lot of people have left here i don't know too many people here and just slow down so much they lost jobs got laid off the american dream is changing that's not what it used to be. it's a tough reality to deal. while give easy while sign this us. and. or union said yes solves. the rational assaults and. was that

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welcome back to the kaiser report i maxed their time now to return to al from a collapse in the u.k. talking about his latest report the credit cycle is on the turn out their welcome back i don't max i'm going to quote a little bit from your piece and it says here that the world's total government nonfinancial corporate consumer debt increase from sixty four trillion in two thousand two hundred five trillion in two thousand and eight you say today is probably one hundred eighty six trillion. you know in one nine hundred seventy one we rolled up our debts into the new all feel dollar and this is set the stage for what you think could be a reversal in the credit cycle interest rates starting to go up the cycle is turning and i would imagine this would have an impact on the gold market out there tell us about it what's interesting about this max is that i have seen this before as a school this when i was a young stockbroker back in the early seventy's and it was particularly in the u.k. . at that time the rate of inflation went from something like five or six percent up to a hive twenty