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a formality, this our america's big budget priorities. put the pentagon over the pandemic as president biden signs off an enormous $700000000000.00 defense plan. while washington's global vaccination campaign came running out of cash and are really to slammed australia's policy of deporting convicted criminals to new zealand, saying it's causing a surgeon, gang related crimes. it is not good enough that new zealand is becoming a penal colony for australia. and just deporting your problem, why does not solve the problem of gangs in both australia and new zealand. and a proponent of critical race theory faces by roger criticism for suggesting parents should not decide what the children are taught in schools. we discuss where the u. s. history is a need of a classroom over whole.

mm. headlining this hour, ronald see, america's big budget priorities. put the pentagon over the pandemic as president vital signs off an enormous $700000000000.00 defense fund. washington's global vaccination campaign keeps running out of cash. my really to slams australia's policy of deporting convicted criminals to new zealand saying it's causing a surgeon, gang related crimes. it is not good enough that new zealand is becoming a penal colony for australia and just deporting your problem. why does not solve the problem of gangs and bicycles straight and new zealand and a proponent of critical race theory facing a barrage of criticism full suggesting parents should not decide what their children told in schools. we discuss whether u. s. history is in need of a cloth removable.

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and even latin america and other countries in future then maybe they were to high wrong cycle alone with members of your household, please, please, please, please. we are to continue to fight with russia must not be allowed in germany. i want to call and leave it to show up today in our innovation, the father of the yes, actually ended up in office. this was guns until sunday. a welcome back. around 2021. you had heard us talk about the state of crypto currency regularly here. on boom bus, as we watched the leading players hit record highs again and again. but with that success has also come increasing scrutiny from governments around the world. and back this year we saw china and india and out sweeping crackdowns on the use of crypto currencies. while countries like the u. s. and australia looked for ways to introduce new regulations, there's all kinds of governments around the world are looking to roll out digital currencies of their own. now we were joined earlier by boom, best co host and crypto analyst, benson and christy i to discuss. and i started out by asking how this fight for

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because america needs to pay its bills in full and on time, which is laughable. because the reason we're raising the ceiling is because we can't afford to pay our bills. we never pay our bills, let alone in full. the reason we have almost 30 trillion and dead is because we have 30 trillion of unpaid bills every time we get a bill, we don't pay it, we just borrow the money. and so the national debt keeps getting bigger and bigger . and the government wants to continue to not pay its bills by going deeper into debt instead. but at some point, we're going to run in to a lending limit. nobody is going to loan the u. s. government money, when it's obvious, they're never going to get paid back with money that has anywhere near the purchasing power that they loaned. and then the only source of funding to the u. s . government is the federal reserve and that's when the dollar completely and quote implodes and we have potentially hyper inflation. yeah, certainly a lot of daycare. we've seen a lot happen this year and i'm sure we have a lot to look forward to or could be e

because america needs to pay its bills in full and on time, which is laughable. because the reason we're raising the debt ceiling is because we can't afford to pay our bills. we never pay our bills, let alone in full. the reason we have almost 30 trillion and dead is because we have 30 trillion of unpaid bills every time we get a bill, we don't pay it, we just borrow the money. and so the national debt keeps getting bigger and bigger . and the government wants to continue to not pay it's bills by going deeper into debt instead. but at some point we're going to run in to a lending limit. nobody is going to loan the u. s. government money, when it's obvious, they're never going to get paid back with money that has anywhere near the purchasing power that they loaned. and then the only source of funding to the u. s . government is the federal reserve and that's when the dollar completely enclose implodes and we have potentially hyper inflation. yeah, certainly a lot of daycare. we've seen a lot happen this year and i'm sure we have a lot to look forward to or could b

because america needs to pay its bills in full and on time, which is laughable. because the reason we're raising the debt ceiling is because we can't afford to pay our bills. we never pay our bills, let alone in full. the reason we have almost 30 trillion and dead is because we have 30 trillion of unpaid bills every time we get a bill, we don't pay it, we just borrow the money. and so the national debt keeps getting bigger and bigger . and the government wants to continue to not pay its bills by going deeper into debt instead. but at some point, we're going to run in to a lending limit. nobody is going to loan the u. s. government money, when it's obvious, they're never going to get paid back with money that has anywhere near the purchasing power that they loaned. and then the only source of funding to the u. s . government is the federal reserve and that's when the dollar completely in quo implodes and we have potentially hyper inflation. yeah, certainly a lot of daycare. we've seen a lot happen this year and i'm sure we have a lot to look forward to or could be

so that's gonna help pushes over the $4000000000.00 mark in north america. and certainly the international box off is so important to get over 20000000000 considering where we were just to your go is most impressive. and there's a lot of big movie set for 2022 like the bat man, pixar light year dr. strange morty, as john wick for mission impossible, 7 top gun a ton of movies. jack asked forever who is that everybody's favorite? and asked, i think it's going to be a really interesting year at the box office, but of course we're operating in the context still of the pandemic. and so we have to temper everything we're looking at, including those big projections for next year, for the global box office with that knowledge. we've talked about a lot of those big movies coming out and obviously many of them you may want to see it, a big theater obviously. but that other trend, what we've been talking about recently has been the straight to v o d movement and on wednesday, even, that's the day the matrix resurrections hit peter's an h mule max at the same time . now

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so that's gonna help pushes over the $4000000000.00 mark in north america. and certainly the international box off is so important to get over 20000000000 considering where we were just to your go is most impressive. and there's a lot of big movie set for 2022 like the bat man, pixar light year dr. strange morty, as john wick for mission impossible, 7 top gun a ton of movies, jack asked forever who is that everybody's favorite and asked, i think it's going to be a really interesting year at the box office. but of course, we're operating in the context still of the pandemic. and so we have to temper everything we're looking at, including those big projections for next year, for the global box office with that knowledge. we've talked about a lot of those big movies coming out and obviously many of them you may want to see it, a big theater obviously. but that other treadaway we've been talking about recently has been the straight to v o d movement and on wednesday, even, that's the day the matrix resurrections hit peter's an h, b o max. at the same time. now,

so that's gonna help pushes over the $4000000000.00 mark in north america. and certainly the international box off is so important to get over 20000000000 considering where we were just to your go is most impressive. and there's a lot of big movies separate, 2022, like the batman, pixar light year dr. strange morty, as john wick for mission possible, 7, top gun a ton of movies, jack asked forever who is that everybody's favorite and asked, i think it's going to be a really interesting year at the box office. but of course, we're operating in the context still of the pandemic. and so we have to temper everything we're looking at, including those big projections for next year, for the global box office with that knowledge. we've talked about a lot of those big movies coming out and obviously many of them you may want to see it, a big theater obviously. but that other trend where we've been talking about recently has been the straight to v o d movement and on wednesday, even that's the day the matrix resurrections hit painters and h mule max at the same time. n

if jo mansions proposal ended up being the final bill that would make america better. boom by spend, swan and former congressman alan grayson. thank you so much for your insights today out all of us. thank you very much. thank you. and as 2021 comes to a close, commodities are wrapping up an impressive year that saw them out performing other aspects. assets as demand came, roaring back around the world, in fact, the s and p goldman sachs commodity index is up 35 percent this year. that means it has overtaken the u. s. equity index that has to be $500.00 for the 1st time in a decade. despite it seeing gains of 23 percent for the year, now some of the top performers in the commodities market were crude oil, which is up 40 percent this year. copper, which saw gains of 21 percent and even coffee, which is up 84 percent. however, while gold saw gains of 25 percent back in 2020, it is actually fall in 5 percent this year, doing concern surrounding one of the most reliable inflation hedges. now countless questions remain as to what we can expect from the year to come and how it will be impa

if jo mansions proposal ended up being the final bill that would make america better. boom by spend, swan and former congressman alan grayson. thank you so much for your insights today out all of us. thank you very much. and as 2021 comes to a close, commodities are wrapping it up an impressive year that saw them outperforming other aspects. assets as demand came, roaring back around the world, in fact, the s and p goldman sachs commodity index is up 35 percent this year. that means it has overtaken the u. s. equity index that has to be $500.00 for the 1st time in a decade. despite it seeing gains of 23 percent for the year, now some of the top performers in the commodities market were crude oil, which is up 40 percent this year. copper, which saw gains of 21 percent and even coffee, which is up 84 percent. however, while gold saw gains of 25 percent back in 2020, it is actually fallen 5 percent this year, fueling concerned surrounding one of the most reliable inflation hedges. now countless questions remain as to what we can expect from the year to come and how it will be impacted b

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economy, sorry, america, but it's over to because the ability to do what paul walker did raise rates is no longer on the table. because the duration rests, the fundamental underpinning of u. s. canada, the bond market is so far out the alter that any little bit move up. we'll crash it anyway. so it's either crash or one way or crash it another way, but you're not gonna avoid the crash. technology is a very big industry and there's a lot of opportunities for the hackers. maybe that it's not him, but he didn't bring the law in the country you're dealing with. why arrest him that the major cybersecurity challenge is the sovereignty of laws that cyberspace has no borders, no 70. we ended up with, for example, the national health service in the u. k. the and a chest was completely wiped out for the ransomware attack. if you were coming in to a clinic, because you had a test or you had an operation, they can't find your records. they had to go back to pen and paper with. welcome back. the united kingdom in australia have signed an agreement that promises to add more than $13000000000.00 an

and even latin america and other countries in future than maybe been where to high from cycle cologne with members of your household. so please, please, please, please. we're going to continue to fight with justin to russia must not be allowed in germany. i don't want y'all to common leave. it's so short. so didn't al enough. ation 5 and the yes actually ended out the enough mrs. gun simple son's too late. you cannot do anything about it. it's now a self fulfilling extinction of bad for the u. s. economy, sorry, america, but it's over because the ability to do what paul walker did raise rates is no longer on the table. because the duration rest, the fundamental understanding of the u. s. kind of the bond market is so far out in the elk or that any little bit move up. we'll crash it anyway. so it's either crash or one way or crash in another way, but you're not gonna hold why the crash oh, working room or should never. she popped in. she said, well, i'm getting ready to go shopping for christmas and we re, cert, cooper. there was a good bye, another shooting another safe part of americ

and that's america today. it's just that blue right now. there are 2000000000 people who are overweight or obese. it's profitable to sell food that he's pretty and sugary and salty and addicted. not at the individual level. it's not individual well power. and if we go on believing that will never change is obese. again, that industry has been influencing very deeply. the medical and scientific establishment in what's driving the obesity epidemic, it's corporate. in my view, more lee is the genocide has taken place far more than anyone acknowledges it takes place frequently. it has taken place in virtually every country in the world . so why does it come to be hauled and well there's people will medical mobilization if you remember, wanda, nobody initially wanted to name or menu it just had the same place. nobody wanted to call it. eventually that label came to dick placement, not at the time when they weren't holding up politically. zation is if you say it's genocide, suggest that you need to do something the the walk back, the white house

and now we're going to move to europe in the americas, where it's pretty much more of the same in london. the put the down by just under one percent. as we have talked about this week, the bank of england became the 1st central bank of a major economy to raise its key interest rates as inflation in the nation. hit 10 year high shares in thinner world dove this week after it was forced to pay annually. $1000000000.00 a damages to rival cineplex for abandoning a plan to take over the french cack and the german dex. they're both down for the week as well. in germany newly minted chancellor off shore said he plans to future proof the nation's economy, making the biggest transformation in a century. meanwhile, in france, the nation's government has taken steps to ban non essential travel to and from the u. k. in an attempt to stop the spread of autocrat, let's move across the atlantic to brazil where we have a red arrow for the bo best buy as brazil deals with ramp and inflation volatility in oil markets are raising questions about its economic recovery. meanwhile, meet packer minerva, pop 11

if you're not out there still stealing a loading, then you're going to be almost, that's america today. but just sat in blue right now. there are 2000000000 people who are overweight or obese. it's profitable to sell food that he's fatty and sugary and salty and addicted. it's not at the individual level, it's not individual willpower. and if we go on believing that will never change this obesity epidemic, that industry has been influencing very deeply. the medical and scientific establishment. mm. so what's driving the obesity epidemic? it's corporate in in a. so you don't get it in as you want to don't to stand together. we'll continue to stand together against russia with some of the areas that we don. this may say, notice if he needs a stroke, you don't have about their ability to influence other nations, french, u. k. and even latin america and other countries in future than maybe knew where to high wrong cycle to load with members of your household, please, please, please, please. we're going to continue to fight with just need to do must not be allowed in germany. the other one

know, and they want to know what kind of procedure doctor does this procedure that we don't have in america or in brazil, has restored a bit of my faith in humanity. great stuff. hope you join me for updates on us stories in just under half an hour. ah. ah, with the the this ed boon bought the one business. you know, you can't afford to miss branch of boring washington and here's what we have coming up. as the energy crunch continues to squeeze global market. coal is seeing a come back of the fossil fuels on track to hit a record level threat. how to bring those figures plus global markets are mostly down for the weakest central bank to take action to deal with rising prices and the latest coven, various. and later, we'll take a look at the cybersecurity landscape as the biden ministration is warning of attacks during the holiday season. got a fact. so today was dive right in. and we leave the program with a warning from the international energy agency, which is calling on government across the world to tackle emissions from call this after the paris based group says that global power gener

and that's america today, is that oil and gas manufacturing, electricity, telecom transportation, all of them now have a t type of infrastructure connected to the internet for clarity, realizing there's disruptive potential that those countries can't ignore it because it threatens national security issue. but if we take them to you countries, virtually all of them subscribe to certain doctrines and maintains selling but tell us forces. they are a cyber army on behalf of a country that's their job. to the walk back, the white house national security council has warned businesses of a high in risk of cyber attacks like ransomware, during this holiday season in a letter to corporate executives and other business leaders on thursday they wrote quote, the holidays are an opportunity to spend time with our loved ones and enjoy some well earned rest. unfortunately, malicious cyber actors are not taking howdy and they can ruin ours if we're not prepared and protected. historically, we have seen breaches around national holidays because criminals know that security operation centers are often

and it's america. we talked about the 2 years and i and we thought, and we thought it would be done by now, but remember, there's a lot of plants opening here in the u. s. and that takes 3 years from inception to actually delivering the 1st chip. while we know that, especially when we're talking about these issues, they all seem to take so much time in order to be resolved. now when we look at where the auto sector is globally, with these projections, it looks like 2022 will still be off the pace the nearly 90000000 vehicles sold in 2019 before the pandemic was a man continues to outpaced apply. so how much of a strain on the sector overall it's a huge strain on the sector as well as all the sub suppliers. i mean people typically think of the manufacturers themselves, but think about from tires to battery suppliers and so forth. and now we've got a shortage of another product that just got notified to the industry, and that's graphite. and you would then graph like an a pencil, but no, this is graphite

and it's america. we talked about this year and i and we thought, and we thought it would be done by now, but remember, there's a lot of plants opening here in the u. s. and that takes 3 years from inception to actually delivering the 1st chip. while we know that, especially when we're talking about these issues, they all seem to take so much time in order to be resolved. now when we look at where the auto sector is globally, with these projections, it looks like 2022 will still be off the pace the nearly 90000000 vehicles sold in 2019 before the pandemic was a man continues to outpaced apply. so how much of a strain on the sector overall is it's a huge strain on the sector as well as all the some suppliers, i mean people typically think of the manufacturers themselves, but think about from tires to battery suppliers and so forth. and now we've got a shortage of another product that just got notified to the industry, and that's graphite. and you would think graphite like an a pencil, but no. this is gr

we should been done by this, by now, and it's america. we talked about the c u i. and we thought, and we thought it would be done by now, but remember, there's a lot of plants opening here in the u. s. and that takes 3 years from inception to actually delivering the 1st chip. while we know that, especially when we're talking about these issues, they all seem to take so much time in order to be resolved. now when we look at where the auto sector is globally, with these projections, it looks like 2022 will still be off the pace the nearly 90000000 vehicles sold in 2019 before the pandemic was a man continues to outpaced apply. so how much of a strain on the sector overall is it's a huge strain on the sector as well as all the sub suppliers. i mean people typically think of the manufacturers themselves, but think about from tires to battery suppliers and so forth. and now we've got a shortage of another product that just got notified to the industry and that's a graphite. and you would think graph like an a pencil, but no, this is graphite which is being used in batte

the rest of the world is so sad, but this is america today with the welcome back, the world's 2nd largest economy is reporting less growth than expected in the 3rd quarter of this year. as g d p growth flow to 4.9 percent from july to september, down significantly from the 7.9 percent growth try to experience in the 2nd quarter . ongoing supply chain. georgia continue to take a toll on the country where demand has slowed and retail sales also grew by less than expected in november. then there was a property sector where new construction was down more than 20 percent declining for the 8th month in a row. and property investment fell from developers by 4.3 percent. the chinese government, which introduced new regulations earlier this year in the attempt to curb skyrocketing housing prices, is now saying it has plans to prioritize stability in all regions and departments in 2022. but we're seeing the opposite of stability when it comes to tension between china and the u. s. as report say the u. s. is planning to add at least a chinese firm to the commerce department investment blacklist. so

certainly one of the, one of the trickier situations, especially when it comes to small businesses in america. it makes it very, very difficult to hire people in this environment. and again i, i stubbornly go back to the idea of fiscal stimulus making the situation that much worse. and we're talking about potentially pouring more stimulus into the situation . and that would, that would exacerbate weight inflation to a greater extent. so the fed is in between a rock and a hard place because you do have millions of americans. there's an 8000000 worker shortage compared to where we were trend on the trend line prior to the pandemic. that's also a problem for the fed. so you cannot ignore the people who are not in the labor force which is not reflected in a very low unemployment rate. you know, you can't simply just do that math and be that simplistic. and again, these will present challenges to powell in the coming in the coming months. right. and i know it's interesting because it's almost as if the fed seems like it either doesn't understand or won't admit how it got to this point. now, when i

this is america today, the a happy hey, i know you said it does not allow them to get outside of the can by then coffee for sure. an odd at a by then is a shift or a florida with multiple multiple and ginger mark i connect to so that that keeps a few health. but it shows the over here or is that it will do the la profitable. so this is what i can. so i was who it a loudly hold on it because you how when it comes in then say hey, do what? i done something that a good my hey, what i can i maybe maybe maybe we can ah heavily armed men surround libyan government offices in tripoli. with militia threatening to cancel the upcoming presidential election, which is deemed essential by the you and to maintain peace in the divided african country. fosco vows to retaliate as berlin expels 2 of us diplomats after a rush of mans, found guilty of the state contracted murder of a chechen in berlin. a case the kremlin rejects as being groundless and a.

it's so sad, but this is america today is your media reflection of reality in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? isolation, whole community. are you going the right way or are you being that somewhere? direct? what is true? what is great? in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the gym or remain in the shallows. ah, a rush of als retaliation after germany expels to diplomats accusing the kremlin of ordering a murder on german soil. 2 years ago. moscow dismisses the claim as baseless a frosty future. the you plans to drop all long term natural gas contracts after 2049, despite concerns that much vaunted green alternatives won't be able to meet european energy needs and jailed for trying to protect young girls. denmark's former immigration minister gets 2 months behind bars for separating.

stock into polling anymore if so, then why this is boom bus one business or you can't afford to miss america a bridge a bore in washington. here's what we have coming up. oil is edging down and, and certainly in a new year approaches, we'll discuss what we can expect. the busy travel fees and for the holiday picks up . this, as the federal reserve meeting is underway in washington d. c. the 1st since jerome how announced a new way forward for the central bank will discuss what we can expect and the impact on the economy. and that client has cleared a major milestone as most of the crypto has been issued. later on, we'll take a look at what's next for the world's largest crypto currency. we have a talk show today. so let's get started. really the program with oil as the on the kron variant continues to create uncertainty in the market. opec and it's oil producing allies say they are expecting the impact on a demand for the latest strain to be mild and short lived in their latest monthly report. now the cartel is also projecting the world will consume more than $99000000.00 barrels per day for

if so, then why think this is boom bus one business or you can't afford to miss america. blevins average a bore in washington and here's what we have coming up. oil is edging down and, and certainly in a new year approaches, we'll discuss what we expected. a busy travel season for the holiday picks up this as a federal reserve meeting is underway. and washington d. c. the 1st and chair jerome how and now it's a new way forward for the central bank. we'll discuss what we can expect and the impact on the economy at that point has steered a major milestone. as most of the current bill has been issued later on, we'll take a look at what's next for the world's largest crypto currency. we have a talk show today. so let's get started. really the program with oil as the on the kron variant continues to create uncertainty in the market. opec and it's oil producing allies say they are expecting the impact on the demand for the latest strain to be mild and short lived in their latest monthly report. now the cartel is also projecting the world will consume more than $99000000.00 barrels per day for

because america needs to pay its bills in full and on time, which is laughable. because the reason we're raising the ceiling is because we can't afford to pay our bills. we never pay our bills, let alone in full. the reason we have almost 30 trillion and dead is because we have 30 trillion of unpaid bills every time we get a bill, we don't pay it, we just borrow the money. and so the national debt keeps getting bigger and bigger . and the government wants to continue to not pay it's bills by going deeper into debt instead. but at some point we're going to run in to a lending limit. nobody is going to loan the u. s. government money, when it's obvious, they're never going to get paid back with money that has anywhere near the purchasing power that they loaned. and then the only source of funding to the u. s . government is the federal reserve and that's when the dollar completely and quote implodes and we have potentially hyper inflation. yeah, certainly a lot of daycare. we've seen a lot happen this year and i'm sure we have a lot to look forward to or could be e

because america needs to pay its bills in full and on time, which is laughable. because the reason we're raising the debt ceiling is because we can't afford to pay our bills. we never pay our bills, let alone in full. the reason we have almost 30 trillion and dead is because we have 30 trillion of unpaid bills every time we get a bill, we don't pay it, we just borrow the money. and so the national debt keeps getting bigger and bigger . and the government wants to continue to not pay it bills by going deeper into debt instead. but at some point, we're going to run in to a lending limit. nobody is going to loan the u. s. government money, when it's obvious, they're never going to get paid back with money that has anywhere near the purchasing power that they loaned. and then the only source of funding to the u. s . government is the federal reserve and that's when the dollar completely enclose implodes and we have potentially hyper inflation. yeah, certainly a lot of daycare. we've seen a lot happen this year and i'm sure we have a lot to look forward to or could be