Wednesday, June 20, 2012

Capital Account - The Failure of Big Government

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Jamie Dimon signs autographs for his fans

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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon tells the House Financial Services Committee that the bank trusted its methods for assessing risk and the models used provided the best information at the time.

SBSS 39. Ideas Are More Powerful Than Bombs

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Jim Rogers - NDTV Interview 15 June 2012

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Gerald Celente - A War With Iran is Imminent

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Australian Julian Assange seeks political asylum in Ecuador

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On Tuesday, Wikileaks founder Julian Assange sought political asylum at the Ecuadorian embassy in London, UK. At a press conference today in Quito, the foreign minister said to the media that the government is evaluating the request and looking into the rules of international law. Back in 2010 the country offered the whistleblower citizenship, but why is Assange seeking to depart to Ecuador now?



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This week, Julian Assange talks to the President of Ecuador, Rafael Correa. Correa is a left wing populist who has changed the face of Ecuador. But unlike his predecessors he holds a Ph.D. in economics. According to US embassy cables, Correa is the most popular President in Ecuador's democratic history. But in 2010 he was taken hostage in an attempted coup d'etat. He blames the coup attempt on corrupt media and has launched a controversial counter-offensive. Correa says the media defines what reforms are possible. Assange tries to figure out is Ecuadorian president justified and what is his vision for Latin America.

Keiser Report: Elite Losers & Heroes of Fraud

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In this episode, Max Keiser and co-host, Stacy Herbert, discuss whether elites are failures and losers or whether they are acting in show trials while wearing Presidential seals of approval. They also review Bloomberg's lawsuit seeking evidence of tacit collusion between the EU and Greece regarding Goldman Sachs' swap deals to hide its debt. In the second half of the show Max talks to economist, professor and Member of Parliament in Tunisia, Moncef Cheikhrouhou, about building real economies so that the next generation will inherit olive trees not debts.