lost its value. it takes $23 to buy today what $1 could back in 1913>> you have to go back to 1913. inflation is two percent a year. historically that's pretty good. this isn't a big mystery, though. the federal reserve has saved a lot of money but the banks are holding most of it back. they are holding it at extra reserves because the fed started paying mutual funds extra returns. >> such a form of robbery, actually. i mean, yeah, it's a serious issue. you can't get a return on your money any more from savings. you can't save an investment. that is precisely what this policy is discouraging. >> let's go back to the rome parallel free trade rules they
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