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Broadly, could the buildings of the future be made of more Sustainable Materials . Or is it simply far fetched. Olafur eliasson, welcome to hardtalk. You had a fairly unorthodox upbringing. Your parents moved to denmark, your mother was a seamstress, your father was a moved to denmark, your mother was a seamstress, yourfather was a cook, how did your early life and influence you in your work . |j how did your early life and influence you in your work . I spent my vacations in iceland, my father ...

This hour you can always read more on these comments on a story. Dont go anywhere yet though because now. I am sure this is the kaiser report where were you september 3rd 2009 thats a question theyll be asking kids grandkids for years to come that was the 1st episode of the kaiser report yes 10 years ago today because the report began broadcasting all over the world under the countrys billions of people. 10 years ago this month indeed we started here in paris so while were here in paris i wanted...

Now on bbc news its hardtalk with zeinab badawi. Welcome to hardtalk from tate modern in london where my guest has a major exhibition. He is the Award Winning icelandic danish artist. He believes that art can change the world by, for instance, tackling Climate Change. This is one of his exhibits, a giant wall made of moss. The idea is to get people thinking differently about the environment, for instance, could buildings of the future be made more sustainably . Is this sort of thing visionary or...

And change is going to be great but lets turn back to the video interview from episode one with Danny Schechter where you go further into this plunder in your opinion what caused the economic calamity well i see a trend over a year is 1st of all of a small elite dominating our economy and dominating Decision Making financialization you know of the economy itself so that a credit and loan complex began to dominate the same way that a military Industrial Complex dominated an earlier times but then...

A fine center i now think of that as a. No its time to make the case for why the financial crisis is a crime story and im not the only one who sees it this way. Nomi prins was a managing partner of bear stearns and Goldman Sachs this is the most expensive take out the biggest cry. In World History were talking about a crime we cant even quantify were talking double digit trillions of dollars yeah yeah trillions and trillions you know way at the very beginning were pointing fingers at easy money ...

Was the next clip by me brains of when i become a regular on kaiser report written many books on the subject and Danny Schechter this whole approach talking about really plunder the crime of our time and thats also better recurring theme for 10 years it only got worse and were seeing now 10 years later kind of the end game as we negative Interest Rates for example would be an extension of what was the seed stone at that time of extraordinary overreach by Central Banks the theme of plunder is imp...

A managing partner of bear stearns and Goldman Sachs this is the most expensive take out the biggest crime in World History were talking about a crime we cant even quantify were talking double digit trillions of dollars a lot yeah yeah trillions and trillions you know we at the very beginning were pointing fingers at easy money and the Central Banks as papering they crime wave and that was the next clip by me brains of when i become a regular on kaiser report written many books on the subject an...

Talking about the financial collapse the ongoing battle at the trillions of dollars and this 1st little clip before we turn to the interview with him i want to show you that actually know we friends makes an appearance on our very 1st episode of kaiser report start a danish actor author of this book but yes this book the crime of our time is also the creator of a film thats now out on available its called plunder the crime of our job. With a book that came out before Lehman Brothers went bankrup...

Here and pw partner mitch rochell. Happy monday everybody. Good to see you. Congress back in session, weve got markets trading up, deal on china in terms of a meeting, of course, early october, lot to talk about this morning. Also on deck, my interview with treasury secretary Steven Mnuchin. Were going to talk about trade, the fed, fannie and freddy, reform, fannie mae and freddy reform, the latest iteration of a plan, certainly out of the treasury this morning, about Housing Finance and housing...

Government responsibility to restrict in regular the use of drugs, such as marijuana. This is about an hour and a half. Thank you all for joining us this evening for the annual libertarianism versus conservatism intern debate. I am the student Programs Coordinator here at the Cato Institute and im honored to introduce tonights event as interns go headtohead to debate is libertarianism or conservatism the superior political philosophy. Which political philosophy provides better answers to todays ...