Keiser Report: Überdebten (E217)

This week Max Keiser and co-host, Stacy Herbert, discuss Überdebten, financial eugenics and secret Fed loans. In the second half of the show, Max talks to Karl Denninger about MF Global, pepper spraying banksters and Occupy Wall Street.

Crossing Police Lines: US cops defect to OWS

Police in Los Angeles have cleared one of the last and longest-standing 'Occupy' camps in the U.S, making 300 arrests in the process. These latest arrests bring the total across the whole 'Occupy' movement to almost 5,000, but now police are starting to defect to the other side. Our correspondent Marina Portnaya has been finding out why some people have been choosing to make history instead of making arrests.

Secret Fed Loans & Slinky School of Economics

Watch the full Keiser Report E217 on Thursday. This week Max Keiser and co-host, Stacy Herbert, discuss Überdebten, financial eugenics and secret Fed loans. In the second half of the show, Max talks to Karl Denninger about MF Global, pepper spraying banksters and Occupy Wall Street.

Occupy Wall Street -- War on the wealthy

Occupy Wall Street -- War on the wealthy


The Occupy Wall Street movement continues to wage war on the 1 percent of Americans. Armed with signs and catchy slogans, thousands of occupiers nationwide are calling for changes to the system that have increased the income gap in America. Richard Eskow, senior fellow at The Campaign for America's Future, shares his thoughts.

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Cenk Uygur to OWS: 'Occupy the states!'

Cenk Uygur to OWS: 'Occupy the states!'

Wednesday night Cenk Uygur of The Young Turks attended the Occupy Wall Street protest at Zuccotti Park to support the movement and introduce his new website wolf-pac.org, aimed to organize people all over the US to fight corporate personhood.

Protester confronts Dylan Ratigan at Occupy Wall Street

Protester confronts Dylan Ratigan at Occupy Wall Street



Dylan Ratigan, host of the MSNBC program The Dylan Ratigan Show, made an appearance in Lower Manhattan on Wednesday amid the growing Occupy Wall Street protests. One demonstrator, however, verbally unleashed on the pundit, calling him out for making far too much money off of Wall Street himself to show his support. Former MSNBC co-hort Cenk Uygur looks on as a protester explains in the aftermath why he is anti-Ratigan.

Occupy Wall Street -- The news network

Occupy Wall Street -- The news network



The Epicenter of the Occupy movement, Zuccotti Park, continues to grow even a month after its birth. Occupy Wall Street has been broadcasted via the internet on GlobalRevolution.TV. This is in reaction to the lack of news coverage on TV. Many other demonstrations are joining in on the online broadcast. Could this replace the mainstream media?

Occupy Wall Street vs The Tea Party - what's the difference?

Occupy Wall Street vs The Tea Party - what's the difference?



As the Occupy Wall Street movement continues to grow and spread around the world, people on both sides of the political spectrum are starting to notice certain similarities between the ultra conservative tea party and the liberal Occupy Wall Street crowd. So can Americans tell the difference? RT producer Adriana Usero hits the streets to find out.

Occupy Wall Street - capitalism to blame?

Occupy Wall Street - capitalism to blame?


Occupy Wall Street continues to voice its disdain for the economic system. The movement's voice has gone global and people all over are tired of corporations influencing government actions worldwide. So who's to blame - Wall Street or Washington? Heather Cirmo, a conservative political commentator and strategist, and Michael Prysner, an Iraq War veteran, help us answer that question.

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Katie Davison on Occupying Wall Street

Katie Davison on Occupying Wall Street



Occupy Wall Street is not just a crowd, but individuals who want real change in the US. Katie Davison is just one of the many faces taking part in the revolution. Davison left her native Texas to come work the media center in the Lower Manhattan hub at Occupy Wall Street, and RT's Anastasia Churkina takes a look at her role.

Occupy Wall Street bashes Fox News

Occupy Wall Street bashes Fox News


Street movement. Over the weekend, Geraldo Rivera got chased out of Zuccotti Park and a recent protester during an interview criticized Fox harshly on the lack of coverage, calling the media outlet a propaganda machine. Jesse LaGreca, an Occupy Wall Street protester, explains why he let Fox News have it.
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Immortal Technique at Occupy Wall Street: "We are here to stay"

Immortal Technique at Occupy Wall Street: "We are here to stay"



Immortal Technique, hip-hop artist and political activist, came to support the Occupy Wall Street movement. RT's Marina Portnaya caught up with Immortal Technique to talk about the message behind the movement, the police brutality and media backlash it has caused, US politics, democracy, his new project "Martyr" and his upcoming tour.

Occupy Wall Street becoming Occupy Everywhere?

Occupy Wall Street becoming Occupy Everywhere?


Street. Even though it has mostly been criticism of the protesters, its seems Paul McCartney demanded more coverage. Why is the mainstream media ignoring the growing movement? Kristine Frazao covers the coverage.

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Immortal Technique at Occupy Wall Street: Tea Party is anti-GOP

Immortal Technique at Occupy Wall Street: Tea Party is anti-GOP



Immortal Technique has hit the streets with the Occupy Wall Street demonstrators to speak out against corporations. Lately there have been many comparisons between the Occupy Wall Street movement and the Tea Party movement. Immortal Technique, hip hop artist and political activist, speaks out about the differences.

Occupy Wall Street - a revolution?

Occupy Wall Street - a revolution?



As Occupy Wall Street protests wrap up their second week, unions are joining the crowds. Will this become a revolution? RT's Anastasia Churkina reports.

Occupy Wall Street -- Let banks fail

Occupy Wall Street -- Let banks fail



Occupy Wall Street continues. Now the Unions are backing the movement and plan on joining the occupiers very soon. The demonstrators have been peaceful and feel this is the only way for Americans to have their voice heard. Many are saying that the government needs to let the banks fail and think they have received more than enough aid. Julie Lawler, a protester for Occupy Wall Street, shares with us her experience at the protests.

Obama cuddles up to Wall Street

Obama cuddles up to Wall Street


In Washington DC, there are many relationships being formed between Wall Street and US politicians. Half way through President Obama's first term, what has he shown as a result of his economic policies with an economy still sputtering? Author Les Leopold says President Obama's Administration is filled with ex-Wall Street bankers, which solidifies the obvious; Obama has no intention of a Wall Street crackdown. He is going to let the largest banks get bigger, they are going to walk off with wild profits and bonus' and he is going to hope it doesn't crash on his watch

Put main street before Wall Street

Put main street before Wall Street


America spends as much as every other country combined on their defense, yet the American people continue to suffer without jobs and hope. With Wall Street receiving record bonuses, what can be done? Professor and Economist Michael Hudson says the press and the media are not telling people that there is another alternative, put main street before Wall Street, it seems simple enough.

Corporate America screwing the little guy

Corporate America screwing the little guy

As the American unemployed continue to struggle, Wall Street is making record profits and shelling out huge bonuses. With the US government is spending billions on wars abroad but neglecting its own people at home the holiday season looks bleak. Economist Max Fraad Wolff says because so many people are without a job, the social division between profits and wages has tilted further towards profit

Peter Schiff: US dollar has lost its strength

Peter Schiff: US dollar has lost its strength


As Russia is set to receive a huge economic boost due to the announcement today that they will host the World Cup in 2018, the United States is still suffering from a sluggish economy that is not producing jobs. At the height of the financial crisis, major financial institutions needed a bailout from the US government but the US yet to impose stricter financial regulations, weakening the US dollar