Keiser Report - Markets! Finance! Scandal! (E25)

This time Max Keiser and co-host Stacy Herbert report on insider trading in the prediction markets and the billionaire boom and the scary rich outside America. Keiser also speaks to Kate Pickett, author of "The Spirit Level: Why More Equal Societies Almost Always Do Better" about the consequences of inequality.

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[Hendo1974]

Bullshit, Rothschild, Queen of England etc. much richer, Trillionaires, all hidden assets, don't forget the Vatican hiding wealth for Centuries!!

[justjacqueline2004]

More Stacy.

[Kalydosos]

@bobbyb1978 So the banks didn't create a housing bubble? Or dip into pensions to make bad beats? Also market dicipline only applies to us and not the thieves in Wall Street and the City Of London? Who in my opinion are scum drug dealers in suites they clean drug money. To make their accounts look good these people are not human they don't care if we kill each other as long as they stay rich.

[wwood14]

Has 'Trickledown' helped make any cottage industry or societal developement, or does it just have the rich hireing poor people to build and maintain for the rich holdings?? Is a rich person hiring a young guy as a pool cleaner or a grass cutter help our society as much as would starting a factory and giving protection to industry??

[wwintelligencer]

kate pickett's voice makes me horney

[VyseLegend]

@bbburton My thoughts exactly. They fail to mention the cultural and social conditions of countries like Sweden and Japan, countries which are historically homogeneous and cooperative within themselves. Lets also not forget the waning mental health and actual happiness of these people whose only option is to work for Toyota or drown themselves in a bathtub I mean, just look at Japan's outrageous porn and suicide culture.

[CetraTJ]

The root of the problem is capitalism/corporatisim. It's undemocratic.

Democracy = equal rights and liberity for all citizens. Capitalism is on the other end of the specrum and more closely resembles communism or fascism. The reason for this is that capitalism supports the class system and those with money are favoured over those without. This why capitalism works so well in China. We need more democratic republican leaders and less capitalists in government!!

[chaseef]

Neo-Liberalism is a statist and interventionist. It is not market fundamentalism by any stretch.

I agreed all the way up to 22:10, then Max fell off a cliff.

[Rosenkreuzer120]

New youtube sucks. Here is what the pull down screen said after I opened it up: {"errors": ["Invalid request."]} . Beam me up, MAX!

[bobbyb1978]

Max is distracted here and looking at the symptoms instead of the actual root cause of the problems.

It's government central planning and inflation that corrupts markets. The market itself is not the problem. Instead, it's the solution. Markets produce the things we want to maintain or improve our standard of living with. It's the financial, monetary system which is the problem.

[nomosocialists]

Ruck Fussia today! Propogandist assholes.

[magichandpuppet]

cool... I didn't meant any offense and hope none was taken :) cheers mate!