Max and Stacy discuss the annual newsletter from billionaire investor Warren Buffett of Berkshire Hathaway. They look at the massive losses Buffett's Berkshire suffered as Heinz-Kraft wrote down tens of billions of dollars in brand equity after austerity had plundered the value. Max and Stacy note the luck of having invested when the US government and the elite were still building the country rather than plundering it as they do now. They observe how the model helped Buffett build his fortune and also notice that, for an investor who allocates capital, Buffett's mountain of cash suggests strongly that there is not actually much worth investing in. Max interviews Randy Voller, publisher of ChathamCountyLine.org, about the latest on the major story of voter fraud and new elections happening in North Carolina. How will this story impact national politics? They also look through the list of Democratic candidates who have so far entered the race, and one who has not yet confirmed he is running - Joe Biden.
Max Keiser is an American broadcaster and film-maker. He hosts Keiser Report, a financial program broadcast on RT. He presents a weekly show about finance and markets on London's Resonance FM, and writes for The Huffington Post. Keiser invented "Virtual Specialist Technology," a software system used by the Hollywood Stock Exchange. Prior to inventing this technology, he worked on Wall Street where he began working after graduating from NYU.