If you did not i dont know began. And indeed its always where we say youve summed up places i was starving starving to death. And. Ive been to a sarah a cemetery where they just mans of earth where they local was da wide and i j so a very dumb then no. They just numbers. There was 27000000. 00 russians would during the war. And where their sacrifice and the sacrifice of days russian convoys that woke would never have been won the only regret is our dumb spite russian. You know. How brave quite happy. To reply to any letters that you get a lot theyre saying. Let me just. Try theres a white face. With well project thats how the news is the. Topic. Max kaiser this is the kaiser report well we learned recently that you dont need workers to make the stock market go higher than our learning thanks to the coronavirus those who dont have products either they just made money printing wow cool stacey yes because as we have said over and over and over here on kaiser reports bad news is the best n
The ability for Central Banks to print in excess of what the estimated cost was that was almost the equation from day one so the fact that its a pandemic youve got all this infection youve got factories shut down it does it hasnt shut down the Central Banks of one of the structural bankers like jay powell came down coronavirus that would be different but he is insulated so therefore there will be no end to this rally i might add by the way we are in mexico city so welcome to mexico city this is where we are we were in cannes koon just the last episode were now in mexico city by the way max also performed last night at the big queen embassy here in mexico city you can go to their Facebook Page you can go to twitter look them up big queen embassy in mexico city and youll find his stand up rate there it was amazing they also gave me this big coin necklace made of real mexican. Silver so you know speaking about this bed and the fed printing money so were here having another pandemic around
Kaiser this is the kaiser report well we learned recently that you dont need workers to make the stock market go higher than our learning banks of the coronavirus but you dont need products either you just need money printing wow cool stacey yes because as we have said over and over and over here on kaiser reports bad news is the best news of olive course you would think that a pandemic would hit stock markets and of course there was that those a few headlines saying oh coronavirus are coded 19 this is called technically or medically you know they said well this ought to hit stock markets because its going to hit globalization is going to hit commerce its going to hit trade so every time somebody says this could be bad or do they say oh of course jay pal at the u. S. Federal reserve hes going to cut Interest Rates hes going to flood the market with money the kind of problems that this week but here is the headline coronavirus rally continues s. And p. 500 index at yet another all time
But in terms of with regard to afghanistan today, with the laws of the Embassy Compound to have to be escorted income the they set ground rules your ability to rub elbows it is limited but it also means well understand much less for the good and for the bad. If i could have a beer at the embassy bar in kabul that i have to sneak into now, if i could go there regularly, i would have as many shopping details of dysfunction or interesting stories that turn out to be what the government would consider to be a good news story. But that interaction is so limited we dont get much of either one. We are all poor for it. Journalists cover these wars and it is the unfortunate development not just america fatigued but the real economic constraints of the newspaper industry and the media as whole. So it is much more difficult to convey a. That is a good point if i hear psittacine journalist dai here psittacine orthopedic surgeon. This is not a job for a mitschers people understand the context but a
Rajiv has the rare gift of being able to folk coast on shop palm details. He paints a broad pictures. He listens more than he takes. He speaks to generals frankly, but so do the grunts and the other minor characters who drive the plot of any major story. This month marks the tenth anniversary of george w. Bushs invasion of iraq. Nothing written or said better explains the resulting folly than rajivs book, life in the emrad city, the green zone. And yesterday again, rajiv, gives us detail, the new book, Little America. Right now these days, a shortterm sequester to find 80 billion, but over the next decade we have to scrape up three to five trillion, which is just about what we managed to squander on an iraq war that left so many dead and so many more people who hate us. So lets start there. In the front piece of imperial city, he quotes t. E. Lawrence who advised his british superiors in 1917, do not try to do too much with your own hands. Better the arabs do it tolerably than you do i