Are you're out of your mind?

Here's the debate.

You're upset.

They're saying we believe you.

This is it?

Now I thought the... Okay, we're officially live episode number 161 with the one and only Richard Werner if you don't know who he is

Let me give you a little bit of background. You're going to want to listen to today's podcast

and but you know sometimes you bring a guest in where maybe you're

not in the world where you follow a name like that. You're like, I've never heard of

him before. In 2003 the World Economic Forum Dav, selected him as a global leader for tomorrow.

He, in 1995, proposed a program or he labeled know these two words it was called quantitative

easing and it was written in Nikke which is the Dow of Japan but also the

largest financial newspaper in the world with 3 million

subscribers talking about the way to address some of the challenges that's being

faces possibly quantitative easing which later on in 2008 we ended up

announcing November of 2008 in US that we're going to do quantitative easing and by

2009 we ended up I don don't know, 1.25 trillion dollars of mortgage-backed securities,

200 billion dollars in agency debt, and 300 billion dollars in long-term Treasury that was bought by the government to help us bail out and

some say that was a good idea some say it was a bad idea today we're going to talk

about him if he was happy about the proposing that quantitative easing that US took and

then I asked them off camera and the

proposal in that quantitative easing that US took and then I asked him off camera and you know he did a documentary a few years ago in regards to Japan's economy and and what happened to Japan and some of the statistics that some of

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