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No warm platitudes here over the passing of one of the most loathesome figures to walk the halls of the U.S. Senate in the last half century.
There's not much worse in society than joining a group whose purpose is to hate others based on the color of their skin, or the god they choose to worship.
The 11 people accused of being spies in the US for the Russian government were deeply undercover, expected to make friends with policymakers and infiltrate all levels of US political society. How successful were they? And what does the timing of their arrest, just after Russian President Dmitry Medvedev's visit, mean for US-Russian relations?
Video: Dylan Ratigan with bank regulation guru, Dr. William K. Black and Ryan Grim -- June 24, 2010
Another outstanding clip that slipped under the radar last week. Watch at least the first few minutes. Ratigan's opening salvo sets the aggressive tone. Transcript inside.
This one slipped under the radar last week:
And see how it's already effecting legislation:
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A reader sent this without attribution, but I tracked it down to this post from Mish:
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Video: Dylan Ratigan on Morning Joe yesterday -- June 25, 2010
Two videos -- an excerpt (hand-built) that runs less than 2 minutes, plus the complete clip. And the transcript. Awesome performance.
This can't be a surprise to astute readers. Guess the internal Fed QE limit as leaked to Ambrose Evans-Pritchard and published this afternoon.
Also, who said the following in 2002:
Video: Chris Whalen with the CNBC Fast Money crew -- Friday June 25, 2010
Always helpful to hear from Whalen. There is no better pure banking analyst anywhere. Barry Ritholtz is part of the discussion.
By the way there is rumbling tonight that the much ballyhooed financial reform bill could be in trouble. There are 2 problems -- Scott Brown is angry about $18 billion in last minute taxes, and Robery Byrd is gravely ill, thus endangering the Democrats 60-vote core.
It's still not clear that Byrd that Byrd couldn't vote by proxy, or pull some other "I've been here for six decades" maneuver. I've always assumed he would continue voting once dead, anyway, so I can't imagine a mere hospital stay would stop him.
This one pretty much explains itself. It's a mismatch from the beginning -- no politician stands a chance against a well-informed high school journalist.
NOTE: This is NOT the same Bob Knight clip that I've shown previously.
Obama is Coach Knight. This could also be Krugman, Geithner & Summers all reacting to fiscal austerity from Merkel and the rest of Europe. The action gets going at the 30-second mark. As usual with Bobby Knight -- Profanity Warning -- don't watch if you don't want to hear F-bombs.
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Did you see:
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Written & directed by David Morgasen.
This was made during the campaign and has 11 million views on youtube. I hadn't seen it until tonight. More Saturday night comedy. Palin comes in at the 2-minute mark. Don't miss the final comments from Obozo and McIdiot.
Video was created for the AARP U@50 video contest and placed second. Based on the Argentinian Political Advertisement "The Truth" by RECREAR, which is inside.
Maybe some of you have seen this before -- though it was new to me. Thanks to William for the email.
Same format as usual. I am placing all the links in comments below. They are in no particular order.
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