Abby talks to the host of RT’s Capital Account, Lauren Lyster, about the austerity protests in Greece and across Europe. LIKE Breaking The Set @ http://fb.me…Video Rating: 4 / 5
Guest Chris Martenson on “Capital Account” talks about the central bankers manipulating the financial markets to please bankers, and make themselves and poli… Europe Riots | Think Tank
Guest Chris Martenson on “Capital Account” talks about the central bankers manipulating the financial markets to please bankers, and make themselves and poli…
Part 1 of 2: Guest Michael Maloney on the collapsing fiat currency, gold and silver prices, and the market manipulation to make gold and silver look like bad investments to push worthless paper money, which is being printed into oblivion. Recorded from RT, Capital Account, 07 June 2012.
Capital Account gets cancelled even after producer smugly says my ratings suck. The trillion dollar platinum coin really is creating money out of thin air. So’s your 0 bill. The debt clock? What about the asset clock? It makes the debt look silly.
Steve Keen explains his debate with New York Times syndicated columnist and Nobel Laureate Paul Krugman on RT’s Capital Account as he sees it. If you liked this, subscribe above to yonseienglish. RT Capital Account, Platinum Coin and the Debt Clock
Steve Keen explains his debate with New York Times syndicated columnist and Nobel Laureate Paul Krugman on RT’s Capital Account as he sees it. If you liked this, subscribe above to yonseienglish.
In this episode of Capital Account, Lauren Lyster speaks with Founder of Grant’s Interest Rate Observer, Jim Grant to speak about Europe, the Federal Reserve, and Quantitative Easing. As the Eurozone comes out of a weekend to resolve the debt crisis with more “to be determined,” are more people losing faith that Europe will make it? And when we talk about the exposure of US investors to Europe, in a case of unintended consequences is it because of Federal Reserve policies that fund managers took their money overseas to indebted banks and nations that now could stand to fail? And speaking of the Fed, are we seeing a campaign forming for more QE? This is Part 1 of the interview. For Part 2 please visit the link. www.youtube.com
Part 1 of 2: Capital Account presenter Lauren Lyster from RT’s Capital Account” interviews UKIP party leader Nigel Farage on the continuing problems of the EUSSR, and the eventual collapse of the Euro. This show was live on 09 May 2012 in New York, USA., but time difference means it’s was on 10 May 2012 in Europe. Recorded from RT, Capital Account, 10 May 2012. James Grant Interviewed on Capital Account 10/24/11 (Part 1)
Part 1 of 2: Capital Account presenter Lauren Lyster from RT’s Capital Account” interviews UKIP party leader Nigel Farage on the continuing problems of the EUSSR, and the eventual collapse of the Euro. This show was live on 09 May 2012 in New York, USA., but time difference means it’s was on 10 May 2012 in Europe. Recorded from RT, Capital Account, 10 May 2012.
Follow us @ twitter.com twitter.com Welcome to Capital Account. Ben Bernanke was back on the hill today, in his second day of testimony before members of Congress for his Semi-Annual Report. He has slowly started to change his tune over the course of recent appearances. It seems as if the same man who claimed, with incredible hubris, that the Fed could drop money from helicopters if necessary in order to reliquify and reignite the economy is now openly stating that there are limits to what monetary policy can achieve. In fact, he said that too much QE via treasury and agency security purchases could actually hurt the market. When confronted about the Fed’s handling of monetary policy and Ron Paul’s Audit the Fed bill, Bernanke said it would be his “nightmare scenario” if politicians had the power to overturn or second-guess monetary policy. So what should we make of this? Has Bernanke been humbled by reality, or is he just holding his best hand for last? According to our guest, Lew Rockwell, the Monetary Control Act of 1980 gives the Fed the authority to buy more than just Treasuries and Agency debt. We speak with Mr. Rockwell for his take during the show. Also, previously undisclosed letters from Peregrine Financial Group’s CEO have come out. According to the Wall Street Journal, the CEO described deceiving regulators as “relatively simple,” which allowed him to embezzle customer money undetected for two decades. He also called regulators mean-spirited. We talk to Lew …Video Rating: 4 / 5
Follow us @ twitter.com twitter.com Welcome to Capital Account. Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney raised eyebrows yesterday when he said he would “not get rid of all of healthcare reform.” Romney’s statement made headline news because it differed from his previous rhetoric of “repealing ObamaCare.” We would rather hear politicians explain the real reasons for why a trip to the ER for a headache can amount to a bill of 000. Could it be that healthcare isn’t actually that expensive? Over the years healthcare costs in the US have increased from 5% of GDP in the 60s to 17.4% in 2009, according to an OECD report published in 2011. A recent report from the Institute of Medicine calculated systemic waste in the US healthcare system at 5 billion, representing 30% of total expenditures. We ask Doctor Keith Smith, Managing Partner and Medical Director for the Surgery Center of Oklahoma, about the role of insurance companies, wasteful administration costs, and hospital inefficiencies. Keith Smith runs an independent surgical clinic and brings free market competitive prices to surgery. He offers customers lower prices and patients fly in from all over the world, even from countries with universal healthcare systems, to get surgery at his center. And in today’s “Loose Change,” Lauren and Demetri discuss former Reagan Budget Director, David Stockman, recent appearance on CNBC. Specifically, Stockman’s comment that “Ron Paul is the only one who is right about the Fed … Lew Rockwell Pins the Tail on Ben Bernanke and the Rest of Washington"s Donkeys!
Follow us @ twitter.com twitter.com Welcome to Capital Account. Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney raised eyebrows yesterday when he said he would “not get rid of all of healthcare reform.” Romney’s statement made headline news because it differed from his previous rhetoric of “repealing ObamaCare.” We would rather hear politicians explain the real reasons for why a trip to the ER for a headache can amount to a bill of 000. Could it be that healthcare isn’t actually that expensive? Over the years healthcare costs in the US have increased from 5% of GDP in the 60s to 17.4% in 2009, according to an OECD report published in 2011. A recent report from the Institute of Medicine calculated systemic waste in the US healthcare system at 5 billion, representing 30% of total expenditures. We ask Doctor Keith Smith, Managing Partner and Medical Director for the Surgery Center of Oklahoma, about the role of insurance companies, wasteful administration costs, and hospital inefficiencies. Keith Smith runs an independent surgical clinic and brings free market competitive prices to surgery. He offers customers lower prices and patients fly in from all over the world, even from countries with universal healthcare systems, to get surgery at his center. And in today’s “Loose Change,” Lauren and Demetri discuss former Reagan Budget Director, David Stockman, recent appearance on CNBC. Specifically, Stockman’s comment that “Ron Paul is the only one who is right about the Fed …
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Debt is the issue driving many of the top financial headlines now as Europe and the US have racked up too much of it. Dr. Michael Hudson, economics professor and author, has famously often said “debts that can’t be repaid won’t ,”so the question becomes who gets hurt and who benefits in the process? According to Dr. Hudson when it comes to the Greek sovereign debt crisis, it’s European leaders making decisions to benefit banks at the expense of average citizens, pressured by the US government out of the interests in its own banks. To see more of the Capital Account visit us @ www.youtube.com The Capital Account with Lauren Lyster
Debt is the issue driving many of the top financial headlines now as Europe and the US have racked up too much of it. Dr. Michael Hudson, economics professor and author, has famously often said “debts that can’t be repaid won’t ,”so the question becomes who gets hurt and who benefits in the process? According to Dr. Hudson when it comes to the Greek sovereign debt crisis, it’s European leaders making decisions to benefit banks at the expense of average citizens, pressured by the US government out of the interests in its own banks. To see more of the Capital Account visit us @ www.youtube.com
