Keiser Report - Markets! Finance! Scandal! (E54)

This time Max Keiser and co-host Stacy Herbert look at the latest scandals of a rating agency's threats, a two-tiered euro, and a rising gold price. In the second half of the show, Max talks to Gary Rivlin, author of Broke, USA.

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[tomeksluu]

Pamiętajmy !!! poprzez unikanie globalnych marek jak coca-cloa, danone,nestle,mc donalds, wybierajac regionalne produkty jesteśmy w stanie skutecznie walczyć o nasze dobra i wolność. Nawołuję wszystkich do bojkotu dużych banków i koncernów paliwowych oraz zmienienia spojrzenia na codzienne zakupy. Wspierając naszych rolników zablokujemy GMO!!

[crumcon]

next U.S. will bailout Hollywood movie studios when high budget movies arent selling well as predicted

[itsanameisntit]

LMFAO @ 19:50 "watch it maligning the loan sharks"

[gregaci]

@rumco That's the solution right there. End the Fed!

[kjlsder]

Stacy and Max good Movie !!!!!!!!!!!!!

[japjapi]

@DimeBag17711 i was just checkin this vid,, and the stuff you wrote down was crossing my mind..

Only question we have to ask ourselves is when are we People gonna bond and make a change..

aslong as ordinary citizens just sit and wait till our presidents etc etc gonna make that change.. We ar all F#cked!

[christophercredit]

We live in perilous times.Until recently, the 'fascists' (you may know them by the pretext of "capitalists") utilized the masses as slaves (you may know them as "labor", or perhaps "working class") for profit.1st:As slaves, 2nd. as consumers; these benefits to our 'masters' (the ruling class evildoing elitists); kept us safe to a degree. Now that a global fascist system is firmly in place, we have no 'free market' (self regulating supply & demand) we are now the infamous "useless feeders".

[Goremetalsatan]

max is awesome haha

[rumco]

@gregaci True but I see no reason why money should belong to the government, thus there should be no central bank, no legal tender laws and no interest rate other than the market one.

[gregaci]

@rumco Reducing the money supply (increasing interest rates) would hurt in the short term, but long term it would necessitate more responsible monetary policy. Now, since we are keeping interest rates low, we keep getting drunk on the spiked punch of cheap credit. This will end with a serious hangover. Maybe a fatal one.