on russian affairs to ex us president, ronald reagan, who played a major role in relations between america and the soviet union. in the final years of the cold war. she says, the only way forward for both countries is by developing a constructive relationship. you can watch the full interview on r t international on friday at 8 30 am moscow time. but here's a quick preview of what was discussed. it is more important in my view, important than ever that switch that you are, the united states and russia develop a constructive relationship. because i think if we can do that and i'm hoping we can, it would be better for the whole world. my goal is always to try to explain russia better than many americans know it as i don't mean better could, but simply more completely than they do. and that's what i did. and that's why i wrote the books i've written because americans, alas, there are many americans who don't know much about you or 2 countries. i definitely in benito far humanizing it each other in each other's eyes and well is neither your very human. you tremendously healing and i think it's

so it is, how long is it going to be before we can head into the disaster zone called america as opportunity? well, you know, it's the, it's the old cliche of, you know, the chinese word for crisis also means opportunity. but it's true and you know, you can look at various places that this happens and in a world with everything bubble and isn't seen valuations, this is where you have to work. it's one of the areas you have to look for to find real bargenson real investment values. when isn't going to happen in the us? well, you know, i like to typically see light at the end of the talk and i don't really see light at the end. it's yet in u. s. the market valuations are still pretty crazy. but yeah, you know, it is headed towards one of those moments. one of those crises and then it will be time to take hard look at what you know you can find value in the us. so, i mean, you know, look, if you would, if i. 2 looked at in the 19 thirty's, if you would have bought the dividend aristocrats in the big well maybe they weren't dividend risk press. they'd cut all the demons. but you know, the what w

ah ah ah, one of the worst ever mass shootings in america was in las vegas in 2017. the tragedy exploded a little of the real las vegas, where many se elected officials are controlled by casino owners. the dank is shooting. revealed wet d l vs p d really is. and now it's part of the stand machine. most of the american public barely remembers that it happens that just shows you the power of money in las vegas. the powerful showed that true colors when the pandemic head, the most contagious contagion that we've seen in decades. and then you have a mayor who doesn't care. so here's care i goodman, offering the lives of the vegas resinous. to be the control group to the shiny facades, conceal a deep indifference to the people. wives could have been saved if they were to take an action. absolutely keep the registering and keep the slot machines. dinging vegas is a money machine, is a huge cash register that is ran by people who don't care about people's lives being lost to ah, with ah, well go back to the kaiser report. i max guys are with stacy herbert, happy holidays. w

and also because we look back, it was been a tough year for america's big tech, which so leading companies embroiled in political fights with both republicans and democrats. and we get a glimpse inside one of russia's most notorious prison home to some of the country, the most dangerous criminals in the wake of the soviet collapse and the 1990 walking through. so like this we're.

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yeah, well i don't know what limited means, but bank of america was in there buying at least $25000000000.00 worth of their own shares. so the prices of all of these financial companies are, are hitting record new hire because they're borrowing money near 0 or 0 from the fed. buying shares backs and taking massive bonuses because obviously when your share multiple goes down, you get to pay yourself. so why would that, why would that stop as long as the money keeps coming from the fed, and this insanity goes on, but i'm telling you, music will stop, it has to stop. and when it does, it's going to be mighty ugly. in the meantime, the party is rocking. it's been rocking since 2008, 2009 and the financial crisis. 2021. we saw you've on mosque start the year worth about 80000000000. he ended the year worth. about 300000000000. we saw a lot of those billionaires, jeff bezos raked in tens and tens of billions on the asset price increase of stock . you know, stock ownership of amazon, for example. so, you know, since 2008 during and q we and the intervention on the markets. we saw since by the 1st t

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santa claus today is dan collins and were talking about geo politics and stuff like that. china and america, dan. let's discuss the consumer side of those us china relationship. you describe the united states as a warehouse economy. if the u. k was a national shopkeepers during the last days, the empire, we are now a warehouse economy. as you have stated, this kind of our characteristic now, chip manufacturers, the u. s, spent tens of billions on share buybacks are now getting handed tens of billions from a taxpayer to build foundries and the u. s. as that going to go well in china, they're kind of making fun of us because we are, we do have some boundaries on, in production, in arizona. they're building them up and they're kind of share pictures now on the internet. look at this plants a years later, are these things happen? so in china they build it in 6 months, but over here it takes a year. we just have the foundation, doug. so that's kind of going around on in twitter now, especially amongst the chinese wolf or your diplomats or kind of laugh and like, and we forced to chip makers come

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sense, even worse than that, they were trying to use this model to create revolution throughout latin america. it never worked. it didn't work. and lead to change death in bolivia, of course in 1010 the server. yeah, we're talking yeah. oh good. right. we're talking now about events in $69.00, where we were so intoxicated by the idea of guerilla warfare that we, it's the fact that she had been murdered assassinated and that the revolution, or rather the guerrilla warfare in, in bolivia handler, had led to defeat. that can even sink in because it was counter toronto, our ideology. that's the power of idealism. you know, in the words, sense of idealism. you think you're, i gives a real. but the only data you have for their reality is that you have them. there's a lot of idealism, not only on the left, but on the right to, i mean, when george w bush invaded iraq, he thought he was, he actually thought he was going to bring iraq and afghanistan. it was going to bring a democracy, american style, democracy. yeah, although, because you're not quite as intellectually limited as george w bush, when w

we head west since the beginning of, you know, the colonization of the americas. and, well, it's also where we have our high tech industry and our propaganda, the hollywood industry and stuff like that. so there's a quote from frederick boss yet, whereby he suggests he warned a basically a 150 years ago that when plunder becomes the way of life for men in society, that they would create the legal and moral structure to justify it. so in california we seem to see that come true, we see the legal structure has been changed in order to justify the plunder. it's no longer you're not even not actually even allowed to call it looting. they said that that's harmful word to use again, seats, people. so what do you make on your national looters? feel bad. yeah. so where does that go like, how is this just the beginning of the, of the very end of empire, whereby it's just full on looting, loot whatever you can, like as every end of any nation state, the corruption and the regime falls apart. well, you know, it's one thing when the authorities can help it, when they simply d

but i suppose at the same time, no, even of america has come forward and said i will put forward it to men to look at these proposals. we'll, we'll start some sort of negotiation in january. in the meantime, we keep funneling alms in series the new crime. well, i think it's actually more for the show than for any sort of real change on the ground. because i think what, what's clear is that the button administration really wants to divest itself financially from europe. it has more interest in creating a sort of correlation in, in its rivalry with, let's say china and it's investing a lot of resources. and let's say a strategy and military industrial complex, but when it comes to europe, it's not eager actually to continue maintaining such a large military presence. and i think that there, there is actually a really interest on the part of the bite and ministration. we're not going to be friends again, i'm not going to be allies, but i don't think they want to keep the tension going at such high peach continuously. simply because there is there an accurate realization in the white house

and that's what's happening in america. they're trying to survive on the whole in the don't it, i hyper plate, right? it's a political event, it's a change of mindset that happens that is very dangerous to any currency. they're in control. the bank stores the military industrial complex. what morons and imbeciles called big pharma, how the drug dealers and big tech, they were in control of everything. there is no freedom in america, you know, we've been right for so many years and there's just so many ways to demonstrate how we've been right. just want to call and set a quantitative easing financial monetary laxative. you'd be lucky to get a lump of coal. this christmas, what the inflation transit, they're going in this direction, print, print, print, grandma is being rationed, some stuffing and gravy, and everyone else has to go without. so what i like there, these are some of the themes, the quadrangle of perfection, that is bitcoin. you are on the vector towards relentless optimism. that's what somebody had picked up. wh

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 risk, the fundamental underpinning of the u. s. economy, 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 going to avoid the crash. right? you mentioned liz warren, she, of course, was voting to raise the debt ceiling by 2 and a half trillion dollars. right when she was blaming corporate c. e o. 's. she was blaming meat packers for all the price increases. joe biden and his administration have been blaming russia. saudi arabia, other, all these other nations. but our own money printer, again, he was behind getting the $2.00 trillion dollar debt selling rates. and again, just to remind everybody $2.00 trillion dollar debt ceiling increase, that is adding just out of thin air. another british economy to the entire global g d p. the u. k. economy is $2.00 trillion dollars. so they're adding 2.5 trillion to the global g d p. rig

there is no freedom in america. you know, we've been right for so many years and there's just so many ways to demonstrate how we've been right. just want to call and set of quantitative easing financial, monetary laxative. you'd be lucky to get a lump of coal this christmas, but the inflation transit, they're going in this direction, print, print, print, grandma is being rash and some stuffing and gravy. and everyone else has to go without. so what i like there, and these are some of the themes, the quadrangle of perfection, that is bitcoin. you are on the vector towards relentless optimism. that's what somebody had picked up. what obviously max had said that and i think that's what we witness and we experienced in november when we went to l or, and we're heading there. now we'll be going there. now we'll be spending a lot more time there this year. so what do you think about that? but the audience is brilliant to pick up on one of the things that i said as being the highlight of the years content. thank you audienc

and that's america today. it is sad because plunder became a way of life longer became aware of what plunder is seen. like when it's not just like, you know, that when they're interrupting those price signals, that's plunder. yes, that's a way to plunder your savings, your wealth, your time, your work that's it's plunder to, to suppress and to manipulate that price signal of the 10 year treasury yield of gold prices of the prices all around you. i think it's a, it's a way to steal the most valuable thing you have. and that is your time gland, of the crux home of the thieves. america. quickly in the last many here, i guess we'll try to get to this. the 1st big coin future ctf raised over $1000000000.00 in the 1st 2 days the fastest. and ever hit that markets down. 19 percent is launching versus a 9 percent decline for bitcoin. why the differential contain go where bitcoin features price is greater than spot causing a negative role? yield. ok, well they launched a product that we had jack mahler, parents on to d

but i also want to say that the population of america agrees with maxim, stacy, they also believe, in fact, 2 thirds of americans polled disapprove of how biden has handled inflation. that makes sense because he's throwing gasoline onto the fly. fire of inflation and people don't like that because they're already getting burned by inflation. why are you doing that, jo? jose and an arsonist. he's like, oh, there is inflation burning down the economy. let me throw gasoline on to it. or is it actually, you know, dropped but sauce? i don't know. i'm joe biden. i'm crazy. well, are you saying that he's like putting on the fire fest of 2022? remember that ramshackle fire festival that happened a few years ago before the pandemic long before the pandemic? so you know, you're vague memories might come popping up about it, but the fire festus will kind of like, you know, the promise is that all this money printing will be great at all of the fab. it'll look all like all these instagram star is going to be rich. we're going to be living off or james. and then in fact, when you show up at the fi

it's so sad, but this is america today. i thought you were going to do that song a because, you know, of course, everything is complicated. that's the only thing that's still a productive asset. you could say in the united states. but, you know, the other thing, this inflation and inflation propaganda. what happened after it was reported by oliver darcy, who i guess he works at cnn, or knows people who works at cnn. and what we're saying is that sienna, executives and reporters were meeting with the white house meeting with jan pa, saki, and they all decided that we need to have like, better news, economic news. it needs to be presented like a cherry cheerful, happy like view on the economy and then you sure enough you did see a whole bunch of like, hey, everything is great because pataki says that it's the that when she was questions in a press conference about you know the ratings numbers for bite and collapsing. she said, well people have the wrong perception about inflation, but they're not reading enough paul pregnant,

you just paid mouthpiece for the absolute worst financial terrorists in america. but that's his job and he loves he doesn't. he has no shame. well, let's also talk about the fact that everything from the arab spring to the haitian riots and stuff like that, they're caused by inflation and food prices, right? that's what causes that. those poor people do not seem happy, but even in the u. s. ok with access to debt by everyone who has the most that pub program. well, the government that you, you know, you're doing some work for biden, they're, they're biting administration and the corporations. there's never been so much corporate debt in stock by back to the 1st. of course, you know, the big, the funniest was viral tweet, amal while we were traveling here was from joe biden himself, where he treated the united states, pays it's debts when they are due. that's why today i find a bill to fast track the process to raise our debt limit. well, this is what happens when you're like senile man to become president, a talks on t v in words that you would expect this system

and latin america could soon follow. right. i'll salvador is the fantastic position to like a little speed boat outmaneuver, the huge tankers that are stuck in, in, in the port, and without unable to deliver goods and services. here we have a self contained economy to large degree, our agricultural, for the most part that has a very dynamic, a leader who's adopted a big coin standard. and this is, as i said before, or the kind of like the new new world. i made a tweet that my ancient ancestors 300 years ago. you know, they emigrated from germany to pennsylvania at the request of william penn who started pennsylvania. and that was the new world at that time. you know, al salvatore is the new new world and i may be immigrating back in to el salvador for the same reasons that my ancestors emigrated to. an sylvania. you know, this is the new opportunity, the new world, this is, this is the new nirvana, right? and you're going to see us heading further and further south is going to get hotter and hotter is jackets will come o

a famous writer garvey dall, once said, and refer to america as the united states of amnesia. you know, it seems like, while america is interested in erasing the past, it's, it's past the civil war, past and other events of the, of the past. it's also seemingly wants to forget things like sound money and when you forget big parts of your history and you don't remember other parts of your history. what's left, james? i really feel like this generation millennials and jen z. i've gotten a ripped off because they're not really growing up in anything, any way. thing like any of us grew up and, you know, you're absolutely right max and i think are, but i had a good apps division as well. and one of the things that we're ignoring is monetary provisions and the constitution. you know, there are 2 specific things in the constitution. other critically important. the federal government has received the authority from the states to coin money, not to print money, or to create money out of bookkeeping entries, but the claim money and regulate the values that are up. and what that meant wa