Keiser Report: 26 Most Terrifying Words

[marmar]

Published on May 16, 2015
In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert discuss the 26 most terrifying words in the English language. They also discuss vigilante governments and bond vigilantes. In the second half, Max interviews Harry Cole (Twitter: @MrHarryCole) about the Conservative party victory in General Election 2015. They also discuss Scotland, the EU referendum and the TTIP trade deal.

[bbgrunt]

1. k and r.

[Gregorian]

2. Max should get more response from DU. After years of listening to him, he's on target.

I'll never understand the lack of response from this forum. I guess Max takes some getting used to because he is comedic. But his predictions have almost all come to fruition.

edit- Hmm, he does repeat the Seymore Hersch article as fact. We'll see.

[appalachiablue]

4. Max is a wit, an original, dramatic & a wordsmith. Not to mention his finance acumen.

I don't understand the lack of response here either. He's never boring, but rather colorful and bright as H*ll. The drama studies at NYU paid off too. I took to him immediately 5 years ago. Wish he still had the 1 hour show.

[KoKo]

5. ...!

[Gregorian]

7. I listen on Resonancefm. He just cut that down from an hour too.

It used to bother me when he'd tear Obama down. Now it's starting to sound realistic.

He has flaws, but everyone does.

[appalachiablue]

8. Max is so informed and effective as a speaker that I could watch him for an hour

and still want more. The material plus the humor, wit and theatrics can't be beat. His wife Stacy Herbert is a good addition to work off his topics and to bring in other information. When Max goes off on FWMDs, fiat currency, financiers like Mark Carney and others it's both educational and entertaining. There are many devoted readers on DU, and as said they do not usually watch videos, preferring print media.

[wolfie001]

3. Cameron's words (paraphrased of course):

"We don't care if you're following the law. That's not good enough anymore." WTF!!!!!!!!

[malthaussen]

6. I can cut it down to seven:

"We're doing this for your own good."

(Or eight, if you want to quibble about the contraction)

Speaking only for myself, in answer to an earlier question, I tend to not like watching videos, preferring the print medium for subjects of weight, hence I don't watch most of the vids posted here and am therefore incompetent to comment.

-- Mal