50 years to the point now were learning velocities and 0 and the continuing errors are growing exponentially but yeah i mean as simon dixon pointed out in the last interview there is a sense that they understand this problem of cars and they want to start giving money to the people instead but its kind of too late because after 20 years of this mass cancelling the fact that we see you know the top one percent have all that wealth and all the assets so they could buy up all everything before the inflation arrives of all this money going to the ordinary people but you know another quote that we say all the time here and i think its one of the most relevant to this sort of cantillon economy that we do have and that is from Frederick Bos the out one of the thinkers of the french in my meant and it is relevant to today because we do see a trickle down of the plunder that happens at the top so when plunder this is the quote from Frederick Boss the out becomes a way of law. For a group of men
Is. Im max kaiser this is the kaiser report lot of people talking about is this the beginning of china as the worlds superpower or but theyre not thinking about another end of an era in that would be the Central Banks stacey yes we are we believe here in kaiser report anyway that we are at the end of a fee out era and weve been kind of warning of preparing for that for the past 10 years of this series 11 years now and you could see that even Jerome Powell an acting sitting head of a central bank the u. S. Consul bank is even saying this member last year mark carney said that as he was exiting the bank of england he said that the dollar is no longer fit to be the worlds reserve currency and that we need these additional currency sort of s. T. R. Sort of currency to replace that and this earlier this week we saw a drone powell stated that he would dread a day that Digital Currencies take over the Current System and the u. S. Dollar would not be the old reserve currency anymore right its
They gavel it is session saturday morning and ten eastern. Watch the debate live on cspan good evening. Every saturday night throughout the summer, book tv is putting on several hours of a wellknown author. Kind of hard twisted on binge watching. Tonight teacherg author is historian David Mccullough for it is author of a dozen books including bestselling histories, on the american revolutions, and the invention of mans spacefligh for some ofe Northwest Territory in the creation of the brooklyn bridge. Hes a two time winner about Pulitzer Prize and the National Book of board and his appearance he over 75 times. And coming up over the next several hours, we will show you some of those programs. S. First up in 1992, they appear on cspans program to talk about his biography of president harry truman. The book won thepr pulitzer prie biography would have changed the view on the truman presidency. Here is David Mccullough from 1992. You start out by saying im a as far back as nearly as he co
Mann, author in residence at Johns Hopkins school of advanced International Studies, he talks about his biography of president george w. Bush. James mann, author of the biography on george w. Bush. If a friend of yours who had never met george w. Bush asked you to talk about him, what would you say . I would say he was a guy who was the son of a president , had trouble dealing with that fact for the first 40 years plus of his life, and then got his own personal life together enough to be a quite successful and shrewd politician to be elected governor of texas, and then became president of the united states. The first thing he would be known for then at the time of his presidency now, and forever more, will certainly be the fact that he was president at the time of the september 11th attacks and chose to wage a war in iraq that turned out to be a disaster. What were his early years like . Well, he followed in his fathers footsteps, and i say that quite literally, because he was forced,
This week on q a, james mann, author and resident at Johns Hopkins school of studies, he talked about his biography of george w. Bush. James mann author of the biography on george w. Bush. If a friend asked you to tell him about him what would you say . I would say he was the son of a president , had trouble dealing with that fact for the first 40 plus years of his life and then got his own personal life together enough to be a quite successful and shrewd politician to be elected governor of texas and then became president of the United States. The first thing he would be known for then, at the time of his presidency, now and forever more, will certainly be the fact that he was president at the time of the september 11th attacks, and chose to wage a war in iraq that turned out to be a disaster. What were his early years like . Well, he followed in his fathers footsteps and i say that quite literally, because he was forced, almost, to go to prep school at andover, he went to yale, he di