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Schiff Report Video Blog July 30th 2011 Note: Just I a forecast in this video, on August 2nd Congress passed & Obama signed an increase in the debt ceiling with no real reductions in spending. The Dow dropped 265 points and gold surged $40 per ounce to a new all-time record high! The markets have spoken and the sound is deafening.
Jamie hits the limo of K-ci and JoJo with Uncle Jr cadillac. Instead getting insurance information Jamie has them stay at the hotel for free with a demo tape of Jamie included to avoid a lawsuit beacause Uncle Jr has no car insurance.
Journalist Matt Taibbi wrote that a big investment bank is like a giant vampire squid. A new animation from The Great Transition asks what banking is for? and whether vampire squid can ever be tamed? Concept: With thanks to Matt Taibbi Script: Andrew Simms, Ruth Potts and Leo Murray Narration: Andrew Simms Animation: Leo Murray & Thomas Bristow Sound: James Harper and Louis Hackett www.neweconomics.org www.wakeupfreakout.org www.giantvampiresquid.org www.thegreattransition.net
General Motors CEO Ed Whitacre has bragged in TV commercials and newspaper columns that GM has paid back its bailout “in full and ahead of schedule.” As with the Pontiac Aztek, an ugly exterior masks an ever darker problem: Whitacre is being fanciful to the point of deceit. GM received $50 billion in TARP funds (never mind that TARP was only supposed to cover financial institutions). About $7 billion of that came in the form of a straight-up, low-interest loan. And about $13 billion came in the form of an escrow account. So how has GM, which lost $38 billion in 2007 even as it sold 9.4 million cars, paid back its debt? It took money from the escrow account to pay back the $6.7 billion loan. Do you remember when you were a kid and your parents gave you $20 to buy them a Christmas present? You bought them something worth $3 and pocketed the rest? That’s what GM has just done. Oh, and do you remember when you hit your parents up for college? GM has applied for a $10 billion, low-interest loan from the government to modernize its plants so its cars will meet new federal mileage standards. If you think all this constitutes paying back their debt in full and ahead of schedule, you might want to check out the new line of GM cars. And hope that the company’s safety engineers are better at math than their CEO.
Peter breaks down the economic inanity of Obama’s new college tuition program passed in March of 2010. Once again the government cure is worse than the disease. Please donate to Peter’s Senate campaign at www.Schiff4Senate.com
Executives from Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers cashed out nearly $2.5 billion between 2000 and 2008, despite the financial crisis. Plus a $62 billion passthrough from AIG. Dylan Ratigan disucsses how to get taxpayers’ money back on Morning Meeting. Copyright MSNBC 2009 AIG Goldman Sachs Tarp bonuses stimulus regulatory finance financial reform fraud task force windfall profits tax dollar gold silver usdx carry trade Fed Federal Reserve Fannie Mae Freddie Mac trade gap banks small business jobs unemployment collapse Ben Bernanke Tim Geithner taxpayers Treasuries Ron Paul health China Wall Street bankers
The Grandmother sues her granddaughter for unpaid loans and not returning the prom suit from her boyfriend. The granddaughter accuse her grandmother of kicking her out the house because she had a baby at 17yrs old.
Garage419′s first round table debate. Wes Siler, Mike Spinelli and Leo Parente join Matt Farah to discuss the state of General Motors and Chrysler after their recent viability plans were submitted to congress. – Garage419