Markets! Finance! Scandal! (E44)

This week Max Keiser and co-host Stacy Herbert look at the scandals of lying children, probing banks, Wall Street barbarism and German fantasies. In the second half of the show, Max interviews J.S. Kim, Chief Investment Strategist for SmartKnowledgeU, about systemic fraud in the Wall Street casino scam and a return to the gold standard.

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• Stacy Herbert
• J.S. Kim
• short selling
• the Fed
• global financial crisis
• US world economy
• US debt
• crime
• fraud
• money
• cash
• Wall Street
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• Greek debt crisis
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[SvrchovaneCechy]

The best show on RT!

[westwaytv]

Great show today Max. One of your best for a while.

[lorriehacey]

Simple but yet entertaining and engaging..

[erikis894]

the best info

[itsanameisntit]

Our kids will be wonderful liars! "I love you Mom & Dad." "No, I didn't pick the cheapest present they had. I thought you'd love bath soaps." "it's a really great retirement home, they're highly rated, and they'll never steal from you." Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn is somewhere having a good chuckle. Coincidentally, I wonder what he'd think od Americans getting accurate news from Russia.

[GorgonLuvs8008135]

"The Bretton woods is was not a true gold standard." - It always catches my ear when I hear this type of argument. This is the fall back position of every economist. Not that I agree or disagree with him in this particular case, its just the same argument format over and over. The argument goes like this, 'Yes that is an example of the policy Id like to implement but it didn't go far enough and that's why we didn't get the we would get if we implemented that policy now'. Agree?

[valmorgan]

Max rawks!

[birdog45]

For being in Beijing there is no lag or delay at all. How did they get such a good connections?

[packoo]

Episode 3 was "the" best one... All are good... BUT this episode is THE best!

[Ranger4564]

@asbestosicould The difference is something I wrote about recently... trickle up vs trickle down. In effect, I'm not advocating giving money away to rich or poor, I'm advocating coming up with a socio-economic model that benefits us without dehumanizing us or making many people needlessly suffer. We have the ability to create surplus, but we're intentionally choosing not to, so that some people can make profit. I find that despicable. I also think the banks are enacting a coup.

[asbestosicould]

@Ranger4564 I'm for the Constitutional Republic idea- which we were supposed to be. Now we live in fascistic regime. Banks and corporations must be saved at any cost. But screw the little guy, he doesn't have the cash to buy votes/influence. I think if you give away free money, it encourages bad behavior. But, all things considered, I'd rather see us get a bailout than Goldman Sachs.

[Ranger4564]

@Ranger4564 By the way, I would not be offended if you were proposing giving everyone money... it's actually what I advocate. Yes, I am socialistic / communistic... not the dictator part, but the communal part. Anyway, I don't think the problem is the currency, it's the system in which it's used.