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draghi highlighting the need of policy action in order to fight against --lation, flat, as well this implies that the global monetary policies still remain growth supportive. with current tactical correction it also brings, a valuation of equity markets back to a more attractive level. >> to his point, how much of that is completely offset and russiaant when you have and the u.s. facing off, and china weighing in, saying it is deeply concerned -- russia blaming the u.s. for the latest military engagement, the u.s. blaming russia? >> this is largely political positioning. the posture put forward by the to raiseties is trying the political stance in order to de-escalation. i think the geopolitical uncertainties remain a major risk factor which still bother investors. at the moment, we still stick to a neutral stance on equities. is it going to take some time, or is it going to be immediate? is there a contingency plan when it comes to investor strategy if something goes pear-shaped in europe? we hedge the geopolitical uncertainty by sticking to a neutral position on equities. we still

for a lations to all job well done. this is the first time that howard elementary has ever won grand champion, and congratulations and keep on reading. thank you, mr. speaker. and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess >> during this month c-span is pleased to present our winning entries in this year's student cam video documentary competition. student cam is c-span's annual competition that encourages middle and high school students to think critically about issues. students were asked to create their video answering the question -- what's the most important issue the u.s. congress should consider in 2014? one of our second prize winners is mcclinly laird, a junior from oklahoma. she believes congress should consider the issue of illegal immigration. >> forehand, show the forehand. ok. >> since the age of 8 i have been passionate about tennis. i have a high national ranking and i won a state championship. i could not be as

mainstream hit was a story about a libertarian society went horribly awry, an underwater city massive real lation leads to everything including air being hocked on the wait. what is your take on rand paul being a presidential front-runner? >> it was fun to take, you know, sorter of took ayn rand and put her in real life, a character named andrew ryan in this utopian city, or dystopian city. what's fun about it, we really tried to explore the intersection of ideology and reality and how those sort of -- what happens when those two things actually interact. when you write a novel, those things, you're a fan of the ideology, those things don't necessarily line up perfectly, trying to make a more honest take on that. i think like all politicians, when ideology lines up with reality, they always have -- face different challenges they might think they are going to fair, that was the fun of the experiment we have of bioshock. >> a big economic force, a big entertainment force and a big emotional presence in a lot of people's lives, clear late a turning point. thank you, both of you. stick around, we are

third, with resmect to afro colombia op pew lations, -- population, i personally had a chance to meet with our partners, we are trained thousands of youth and get them placed in jobs. that effort has been very successful. we expect to place 80% of the 4,500 trainees in 2014. and reaching 10,000 by 2016. we have a lot of support from business leaders there. it's part of our new approach to public-private partnerships. finally with respect to global health, i want to say thank you. your raising that issue is so critical. america has a chance right now to lead the charge to end child death. it will take a two-decade commitment from this committee. it will take resources and we have produced an f.y. 2015 request that has a small increase over the f.y. 2014 request. it requires a new concerted business-like approach in the 24 countries that account for just over 70% of the 6.6 million kids who die. we will be unveiling an investment plan for those 24 countries with a group of other partners later in june. we thank you for your support. i think this is one area where america can accomplish

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the united states is in complete confusion about what it wants in the middle east anymore our main lation ships are with israel and saudi arabia both powers. have wanted military leadership in egypt and that's been a driving force in this arab spring america has fall in line with what the arab spring deedes bring to. the ambiguous and indeed hypocritical relationship between western governments and the arab world america is still funding the military and he said to me simple single murderous on the. right on the street. first street. and i think the church. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. be in the little odd. economic times for. office now a. part. of what. there's a leader so we leave that maybe. the sea security. your party there's a goal. that no one is that with the gas that you deserve answers from. politics . and we're back with former congressman ron paul it's great to have you back so let's talk about ukraine a little bit you have called ukraine's unrest us instigate what makes you say that and what role did it play. well. aware of it spit in the media and there's no sec

bankers have the most interest that did buoy the markets for a little bit there was all the stupid lation the press was exalting these these six spankers for saving the day again the morgan bank saves the day it's just like nineteen zero seven and of course in the years of follow the market lost ninety percent of its value twenty five percent of the population was unemployed and we had a great depression this very show boom bust it's all about the wall street washington connection but isn't the cozy relationship between finance and politics problematic . it's certainly problematic when there and as we've seen as particularly in these last several decades and also the decades leading up to to nine hundred twenty nine is that when when people who are in general philosophically aligned and we're talking about families of integration we're talking about bloodlines we're talking about marriages we're talking about similar universities we're talking about some more social engagement so so when it when you get together with people who are like you and you're just into poles of power whether it's

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the united states is in complete confusion about what it wants in the middle east anymore our main lation ships are with israel and saudi arabia both powers. have wanted military leadership in egypt and that's been a driving force in this arab spring and america has fall in line with them what the arab spring deedes bring to shelter because the ambiguous and indeed hypocritical relationship between western governments and the honorable on america is still funding the military and he said to be supporting the murderous on the. right is a is a piece of your pets and stole every day freedom is scalping in front running each and every one of your financial transactions this is what the mainstream financial media spread about all of the above. welcome to the john siberian. what are the places you never go to. fun. things you never do. experienced. you'll never get. the surprise you will. put. on your you know him on all my condition my story with you know what. i remember when i was bawling. my ma that was by the community members who poisoned. if you all in the village like my real age and th

united states is in complete confusion about what it wants in the middle east anymore our main lation chips are with israel and saudi arabia both powers. have wanted military leadership in egypt and that's been a driving force in this arab spring in america has fall in line with what the arab spring didn't bring to shelter because the ambiguous and indeed hypocritical relationship between western governments and the arab american still funding the military and he said to be simple single murderous. welcome back we're continuing now with the second part of our interview with australian economist stephen keen now recently the bank of england introduced a whole generation to the term and dodginess money and professor king helped explain what exactly and dodging his money is and what it means for the banking and monetary systems take a look at what he had to say. it's not so much a secret as that is a reality obscured by in this and the trouble is that conventional economic theory which you can date back is as philip smucker has done back to around the seventeen hundreds develop this mone

been no right wing coup there are no issues with the russian language where there is no mass where lation of human rights where there are no fascist parties such as right sector and. there was a similar attitude displayed today when discussing the issue of russia's continued status in the provincial assemblies and therefore we do know past this stage where it was still possible for russia to remain within this assembly but the point of no return was number seven that was adopted were russia was banned from taking part of the standing committee. and regular sessions of the assembly. this makes this urges us to think about our prospects and if the format for our cooperation with the council of europe we can be here but we cannot allow you to trample the reputation and the self esteem of a country such as russia and also trampled the standards of the council of europe itself which is democracy human rights and the rule of law thank you very much. are there any questions if not we we need to retire. give. him a off. move next. may. i pick a. city i'm. only probably not a. good citizen is that

the united states is in complete confusion about what it wants in the middle east anymore our main lation ships are with israel and saudi arabia both powers. have wanted military leadership in egypt and that's been a driving force in this arab spring and america has fall in line with what the arab spring deedes bringing to shelter because the ambiguous and indeed hypocritical relationship between western governments and. america is still funding the military and he said to be supporting the murderous on the. i would rather as questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question or. coming up on r t the u.s. state department finds itself of the six billion dollar mystery on its hands unaccounted for money used to pay contractors needs to meet up with its paperwork one of the misplaced funds just ahead. as a report reveals a u.s. government program meant to influence people of people of cuba with social media is not all it's cracked up to be because their data is being tracked as well

lation of our banks between the banks discretion our economy and clinton after. all this stuff and now we've got the southern hemisphere asian free trade shafter coming up. you know all these policies are decimating the american workforce let's bring back our jobs but but since the you know i mean when nancy pelosi passed out of the house a piece of legislation that said we're going to do away with the tax incentives where mitt romney made a profit on shutting down that company in ohio and shipping brick by brick the factory over to china he made a profit because the tax law said we're going to undo that and reverse it and say any company that's move their factories to china we're going to give a tax break to bring it back it passed the house of representatives is filibuster in the senate by republicans we need rational policies in this country but in the meantime till we can get our politicians on board let's stop having people lose their homes but you're sitting there saying that romney camp private citizen at the time could not make money and could not employ

rising income inequality which is also socially destabilizing so this all goes back to market appeal lation and what the fed's been doing since two thousand and eight it's all related so it's i could argue that any one of these things could happen you know financial workfare deflation inflation social unrest the point is they're all bad this is what you get when you manipulate markets now it's any mention of three other times the international monetary system failed one nine hundred fourteen one nine hundred thirty nine in one nine hundred seventy one but how did the threats of the upcoming collapse differ from the threats of these past three failures. that's a great question erin the main difference is this will be bigger and worse than all the ones before the reason for that is capital markets financial markets in general are where called complex systems you're not trying to give a physics course and complexity theory although i talk about it in my book of the death of money and i hope readers get a chance to read those chapters but in a complex system when you grow the scale of the syste