here’s his latest episode:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cw5P67igWcY&feature=player_embedded#!
He used to work on Wall St., and is now apparently so controversial, he can only get TV shows in Russia and Iran (where his two shows are currently based)
He mostly covers financial, monetary and banking issues, with lots of sarcasm and dark humor.
website:
this shows summary:
“We look at the latest scandals of American newspapers that rebrand torture as ‘waterboarding’; Timmy Geithner’s unwitting junk bond buyers; and, bailed out American banks financing Mexican drug lords. In the second half of the show, Max talks to lawyer, Luc Saucier, about building a case of obscenity against the banks.”
I think he pretty much knows whats what
I like Keizer. Naturally, I don’t automatically agree with everything he or his guests say, but I find his show far more accessible and enjoyable than most mainstream slop.
I’ve posted several of his short episodes from utube. I’ve been watching The Keiser Report and On the Edge for about two months now.
The fact that he is on Russia Today (RT) and apparently also on Iranian (totalitarian) T.V. does not bother me at all. It’s what he says that matters.
He put together an excellent mini-documentary about Iceland; a year before the meltdown. He predicted the inevitable collapse. You should be able to find it on utube or on his website, I recommend it.
However, overall I find him to be a mixed bag. He can be free market, anti-Fed, etc, then turn around and sound like a socialist. But I do find The Keiser Report to be entertaining, if rather light weight sometimes. The first half of the program involves reading headlines and making sarcastic comments (good for a few laughs, and laughter in the face of this economic disaster is a good thing), the second half is more serious and includes interviews which are usually pretty good (fast forward past the commercials in the middle).
I do like his insights about the “insiders” on Wall Street, since he used to be a trader himself.