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Name: Prime Interest
Genre: News
Released: 2013-05-06

2013
1 Season

Prime Interest is a popular business and finance program produced by RT News. With its informative and engaging content, the show has garnered a huge following among business professionals and individuals interested in financial markets and the global economy. The show's main anchor, Perianne Boring, who is a well-known financial journalist, hosts the program. Along with her guests, Boring presents a comprehensive analysis of the latest developments in the world of finance, the stock market, and global economic trends.

The program is divided into several segments, with each segment featuring a different topic, guest, or expert. Among the show's regular guests are well-known economists, fund managers, investors, and financial analysts who provide their insights and perspectives on the current state of the economy.

One of the most popular segments of Prime Interest is "The Numbers Game," which takes a close look at the latest market data and financial indicators. This segment provides viewers with a clear understanding of how the financial markets are performing and the factors that are driving their movements. This information can be especially valuable for individuals who are looking to invest in stocks, bonds, or other financial instruments.

Another popular segment of the show is "The Big Deal," which looks at major news stories and developments that are impacting the global economy. This segment covers a wide range of topics, including trade policy, currency fluctuations, and geopolitical events. The show's experts analyze these developments and provide viewers with an understanding of how they may impact their portfolios or financial plans.

In addition to these segments, Prime Interest also features interviews with business leaders, entrepreneurs, and policymakers. These interviews provide viewers with valuable insights into the minds and strategies of some of the most successful individuals in the business world.

One of the unique aspects of Prime Interest is its ability to cover complex financial concepts in a way that is easy to understand. The show's expert guests use analogies and real-world examples to explain complicated financial theories and strategies. This makes the show accessible to viewers who may not have a background in economics or finance.

Overall, Prime Interest is a must-watch program for individuals who are interested in financial markets, investing, and the global economy. The show's informative and engaging format, along with its expert analysis and insights, make it an essential source of information for anyone looking to stay on top of the latest developments in the world of finance.

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Seasons

76. Larry Williams On Hot Handed Trading and Benn Steil On Treasury Auction Fails

August 22, 2013

Benn Steil, author of the Battle of Bretton Woods, discusses our global markets. Then Bob interviews with veteran futures trader, Larry Williams. Justine charts what's called the "carry trade."

75. SEC Whistleblower and the Fake Insider Trading Crackdown

August 21, 2013

Bob discusses corrupt regulators with Gary Aguirre, SEC whistleblower. Then Perianne digs into the fine print of whistleblowing, from Ellsberg to Manning.

74. Hedging Emerging Market Volatility With Mike Shedlock

August 20, 2013

Author Mike Shedlock of Mish's Global Economic Trend Analysis discusses the decline in India's rupee and emerging markets. Perianne breaks down inflation, there's more to it than meets the CPI.

73. Occupy Bank Cards and Defrauding the Auditors With Sam Antar

August 19, 2013

Perianne profiles the Occupy Money Cooperative. Then Bob will interview self-confessed fraudster, Crazie Eddie's Sam Antar, on how this relates to the payments system.

72. Bitcoin vs Gold: Getting the Most Bang for Your Buck

August 16, 2013

Today is a full day of bitcoins. We interview Trace Mayer and Andreas Antonopoulos on the future of the crypto currency. Then we head to the hills of Virginia's gold belt to see what takes longer: mining bitcoin or mining gold.

71. Trapped in a Web of Debt and a Derivatives Time-Bomb With Ellen Brown

August 15, 2013

The case of unpaid interns. Then Bob talks with Ellen Brown about the web of debt we've woven. Finally Bob duels Thom Hartmann of the Big Picture on the current financial crisis.

70. Mike Maloney On the Fed's Gold Trap and the End of the Dollar

August 14, 2013

Bob discusses the unprecedented expansion in base money with Mike Maloney. Afterward Perianne profiles our favorite vulture capitalist, Carl Icahn, who recently turned his attention to Apple.

69. How the Fed Goes Bust With Richard Ebeling

August 13, 2013

Guest Richard Ebeling talks about quantitative easing and the future of Bernanke's so-called "exit." Followed by Perianne explores US aid to Egypt and the problems with doling out money to foreign groups.

68. The Stealth Uranium Bull Market and the US Citizen Tax Exodus

August 12, 2013

On this episode Bob talks energy independence and the stealth bull in uranium, and Perianne digs into the fine print of Cross-Border Taxes.

67. Paul Craig Roberts On the Myth of GDP and Tyranny of the Elite

August 9, 2013

Bob talks fake econ stats with former assistant treasury secretary Paul Craig Roberts. Then Perianne profiles Purdue pharma and their distribution of the opiate, Oxycontin. Finally Bob duels the always-outspoken, Mark Levine over our favorite mortgage gi

66. GATA's Chris Powell On Suspicious Activity at the BoE and JP Morgan

August 8, 2013

On this episode a discussion on the missing gold at the central bank of England with GATA. Then Justine charts gold manipulation by high frequency traders. Perianne breaks down what the inventor of the freezer has in common with Jeff Bezos.

65. Democratizing the Fed With Dean Baker and Inspecting Obama's Housing Plan

August 7, 2013

Bob discusses the nature of how financial bubbles are fueled, and then destroyed with Dean Baker. After that Perianne digs into the fine print of Obama's new mortgage plan.

64. Inside the Mind of a Corporate Cheater and QE Exposed

August 6, 2013

Bob discusses with author Dan Ariely the corporate cheaters and the search for an honest financial system. Then Perianne breaks down quantitative easing.

63. How to Survive the Fed's Taper and Capital Controls

August 5, 2013

Bob discusses tech sector growth with Kyle Harrington. Also Perianne hits the streets to talk sales taxes with the masses.

62. Enron Style Accounting Fraud and Congress' Sequester Squad

August 2, 2013

Bob talks to Francine McKenna about the role of the big four auditors in perpetuating accounting fraud in the big banks.

60. Gerald Celente On Detroit's 'No-Town' and the New Reserve Currency

August 1, 2013

Bob takes a looks ahead with trend tracker Gerald Celente. Afterward Perianne breaks down the Durbin Amendment and the ruling that could mean lower costs for retailers and customers alike.

59. The Case for Freegold and the Path to Hyperinflation

July 31, 2013

On this episode Bob explores Freegold with Edward Moyer and talks about the Fed's future with Gonzalo Lira. Afterward Perianne breaks down our Ministry of Economics-revised GDP statistics.

58. A Marxist's Take On Detroit's Capitalistic Failure

July 30, 2013

On this episode Bob talks to Richard Wolff about dysfunctional Detroit. After that Perianne breaks down the Volcker Rule, a rule which has yet to be implemented.

57. Voltaire's Bastards and the Fed's Masters: Yellen vs. Summers

July 29, 2013

Aauthor John Ralston Saul chats about the decline of Western civilization. Then a profile on Janet Yellen, the Federal Reserve's Vice Chairwoman with Perianne.

56. SAC Sacked and Yanis Varoufakis On Saving Europe

July 25, 2013

Yanis Varoufakis talks about his modest proposal to save the Eurozone. Then a breakdown of the insider trading and the charges against SAC Capital.

55. Lew Rockwell On the Next Financial Crisis and Detroit's Dysfunction

July 24, 2013

On this episode we have a interview with Lew Rockwell, of the Ludwig von Mises Institute. He discusses dysfunctional politics and Detroit's financial woes. Then Perianne profiles Detroit.

54. Austerity's False Prosperity and the Silver Rights Movement

July 23, 2013

Bob talks to Mark Blyth about European austerity measures. Then Perianne interviews John Hope Bryant about the Silver Rights movement.

53. The 9/11 Fed Cash Flows Mystery

July 22, 2013

Bill Bergman, a Fed economist who was fired for exposing billions in suspicious cash transfers just prior to 9/11. Then Justine charts where the $85 billion per month Fed purchases have been going.

52. Michael Hudson Says Game Over for Our Post-Feudalistic Economy; and Detroit's Second Chance

July 19, 2013

Bob interviews Michael Hudson about the bubble economy and the role of the Fed. Then Perianne digs into the fine print of Detroit's bankruptcy filing.

51. Steve Keen Exposes Financial Fallacies and Debates the Mortgage Debt Jubilee!

July 18, 2013

On this episode we debunk the likes of Bernanke and the private debt bubble with economist Steve Keen. Then Perianne breaks down the boom bust cycle.

50. Handicapping Corzine's Prosecution With Koutoulas and Roe

July 17, 2013

Discussion on the fall of Jon Corzine with John Roe and James Koutoulas of the Commodity Customer Coalition. Then Perianne profiles the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

49. MMT's Warren Mosler On Why the Fed Isn't Printing, and Sheila Bair On the End of Too Big to Fail

July 15, 2013

Warren Mosler is interviewed about Modern Monetary Theory and the impact of government spending. Then Perianne discusses income inequality. Justine interviews former FDIC Chairwoman, Sheila Bair, on too-big-to-fail.

48. The Push to Jail Bankers With William Black and Ron Paul TV

July 12, 2013

Bob discusses control fraud with William Black -- the guy who uncovered the corruption in congress relating to the Savings and Loan scandal two decades ago.

47. GATA's Bill Murphy On the Manipulated Gold Drop

July 11, 2013

Bob talks market manipulation with Bill Murphy of GATA. Then Perianne Boring digs into the Fine Print of these New SEC rules. Justine charts how some of the biggest corporations got Uncle Sam to cut them checks.

46. Jim Rickards: Fed Will Taper in September or Never, and the Looming Monetary System Collapse

July 10, 2013

James Rickards, author of "Currency Wars", discusses his Fed tapering timeline and looming fiscal problems in China. Then a brake down of all of the controversy surrounding Minimum Wage.

45. Reggie Middleton On Big Brother's Google Glasses and Jeffery Tucker's Trouble With the Gold Standard

July 9, 2013

Bob chats about the disorder in Irish banks and the future of Google Glasses with Reggie Middleton. Then Perianne breaks down the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership.

44. The Foreign Derivatives Ticking Bomb and Spitzer's Comeback?

July 8, 2013

Bob talks about the looming CFTC derivatives deadline with Bart Naylor of Public Citizen. Then Perianne Boring profiles the former New York Attorney General, Eliot Spitzer.

43. Fed Feeding Serial Bubbles and Burping up the Dollar W/Austin Peterson

July 5, 2013

Bob talks about the monetary stimulus wind down with Austin Petersen, the Chief Executive of Stonegait LLC. Then Perianne digs into the Fine Print of Federal Reserve Audits.

41. The Trail to Corzine in Cuffs With James Koutoulas

July 3, 2013

On this episode Bob tackles MF Global and Jon Corzine engages in shenanigans with James Koutoulas, the president and co-founder of the Commodity Customer Coalition. Then, Perianne Boring profiles the Don himself.

40. Karl Denninger On Bernanke's Last Stand and Unwinding Rehypothecation

July 2, 2013

Karl Denninger chats about the potential for a reversal in the 30 year downtrend in interest rates. Perianne's breaks down rehypothecation -- how leverage begets leverage.

39. Patriot Act Privacy and 75th Anniversary of Wage Price Fixing

July 1, 2013

Discussion on the NSA scandal and then we have behind the scenes of the Patriot Act with Mark Levine, the host of "The Inside Scoop."

38. Shrugging Off Atlas and Corzine Off Course

June 28, 2013

John Aglialoro talks about objectivism, producer of the Atlas Shrugged movies. Then Bob English talks Fed policy, Snowden leaks and Ecuadorian trade policy with Mark Thornton.

37. Financial Foibles of the NSA Fallout and DOMAs Tax

June 27, 2013

Sam Sacks discusses what the NSA whistleblower fallout means for our financial system.

36. Snowden Snowballs US Dollar With Joseph Salerno and Debunking Bailout Repayments

June 26, 2013

The ramifications of the NSA whistleblowing scandal on the US Dollar with Joseph Salerno.

35. The BigFracking Deal About Oil Price Manipulation and Bernanke's Angry Birds

June 25, 2013

Bob discusses with Tyson Slocum fracking and energy market price fixing. Perianne and Bob duel over some very angry birds -- and the next killer mobile app.

34. Tips from a White Collar Book-Cooker and Reminiscences of an Ombudsman

June 24, 2013

Convicted book-cooker Sam Antar of Crazy Eddie fame chats with Bob. Then Perianne tears into the fabric of our current small business regulatory environment with Nick Owens.

34. Chris Martenson's Cure for Fed Monetary Mayhem

June 21, 2013

Bob interviews Chris Martenson about Fed policy decision and how investors can protect their assets in an uncertain interest rate environment.

33. No Hyperinflation for Niall Ferguson and NYSE As

June 20, 2013

Bob English discusses with Niall Ferguson the Fed's role in markets and the potential for hyperinflation.

32. The Fast-Tracked Secret Trade Agreement and the Rise of Solar Powered Gadgets

June 19, 2013

Lori Wallach discusses the secretive process of the TPP, the largest trade agreement of our time.

31. Chasing Dodd-Frank Across the Pond and Chasin' the Fed With Dana Chasin

June 18, 2013

On this episode we have: an interview with Alexis Goldstein, contributor at the Nation, about the influence of bank lobbyists and Dodd-Frank Rulemaking.

30. Austerity Powers at the IMF and the Shadow Senator On DC Statehood

June 17, 2013

Dan Mitchell discusses the European austerity measures. Then Perianne talks to the "best Senator in the US," Shadow Senator Paul Strauss.

29. Crypto Solutions to NSA Indecency and Examining Gold Manipulation

June 14, 2013

Perianne talks about the NSA whistleblowing scandal and privacy in electronic communications with Trace Mayer, owner of How To Vanish dot com.

28. S&P's Rigged Ratings and the Solar Tax Credit

June 13, 2013

Financial Analyst Sag Okadigbo talks about rating agency reform. Then the President and CEO of the Solar Energy Industry Association, Rhone Resch, discusses the record growth in the solar industry.

27. Jim Rogers' Globetrotting the Central Bank Corridor and Hilsenrath's Fed Tasting Menu

June 12, 2013

Jim Rogers' gives his take on gold, central banks, and the Far East and Perianne digs into the fine print of the US gold audit.

26. Avoiding Crowdfunding Follies and How the Fed Sucks Fear Out of the Market

June 11, 2013

Tim Sullivan the Chief Executive Officer of MicroVentures discusses how venture capital has changed over the last few decades.

25. The Case of the Headless Agencies and Uncle Sam's Spying Spree

June 10, 2013

Perainne talks to Justin Schardin on the nominations process for financial regulators. Then we dig into the Fine Print of the security of mobile payments and Bob English and Perianne will duel over just how much money the government spends on spying.

24. Digging Into the Jobs Report and Apple's Price Fixing Case

June 7, 2013

Perianne talks about the anti-trust case against apple with Yaron Brook, president of the Ayn Rand Institute. Then Prime Interest Producer Justine Underhill explains what's behind today's unemployment and jobs numbers.

23. Strap On Your FSOCs, We've Got a SIFI for You

June 6, 2013

Kyle Harrington, Founder of Harrington Capital Management, discusses designating non-banks as SIFIs. As well we look at what's in store for the 2.6 trillion dollar money market fund.

22. Iraqi Oil Boom Benefits China and Dealing With Water Scarcity

June 5, 2013

Perianne discusses with Stephen Leeb the use of Iraqi oil in China. Then she talks with ecological economist Brian Czech about the potential conflict between economic growth and environmental protection.

21. Public Private Partnerships in Transit and the Non-starter Start-up Act

June 4, 2013

Today Perianne speaks with Len Gilroy, the Director of Government Reform at Reason Foundation, who makes the case for privatizing the public transit industry.

20. Peter Schiff On Bullion Banks, and the Hidden Trove of QE Money

June 3, 2013

On this episode Perianne talks to Peter Schiff about what central banks are doing with gold.

19. Credit Unions: Lender of First Resort; David Patraeus Profiled

May 31, 2013

Today Perianne interviews John Berlau of the Competitive Enterprise Institute about the JOBS Act and increasing the lending power of credit unions.

18. Freeh Skewers Corzine Over MF Global; Bitcoins Jump Through Regulatory Hoops

May 30, 2013

On this episode Perianne and Bob interview Jon Roe, co-founder of the Commodity Customer Coalition, about the latest developments with MF Global and a suit against Jon Corzine.

17. Pushing On a String and up Against a Debt Ceiling

May 29, 2013

Perianne interviews Lenwood Brooks who is the Policy Director of Public Notice, about the debt ceiling. Then she profiles Larry Summers and turns up some startling revelations about his views.

16. The Need for Bitcoin Neutrality; Fannie and Freddie Tax Games

May 28, 2013

Perianne interviews Jon Prior of Politico about the recent $59 billion windfall to the Treasury by Fannie and Freddie.

15. Why Bitcoin Crypto Keys Are Free Speech and How to Crowd Out Market Volatility

May 24, 2013

Today Perianne and Bob talk about Bitcoins and math-based currencies with Trace Mayer. Perianne interviews Ludwig Chincarini about how crowds create financial instability.

14. Foreclosure Defenses and Big Bank Offenses

May 23, 2013

A discussion on foreclosure fraud with Matthew O'Brien, and then Justine interviews foreclosure victims. Bob probes a new MF Global report, and CFTC Chairman Gary Gensler hides in a corner.

13. Next Generation Bitcoins With Ripple

May 22, 2013

On this episode Perianne breaks down Bitcoins, and Bob English discusses the future of the Ripple crypto-currency network with Chris Larsen. Also, we talk to politically incorrect artist, Anthony Freda.

12. Finding Uncorrelated Investments Before the Bond Bubble Bursts

May 21, 2013

Today we talk about the debt ceiling and monetary madness with authors Michael Pento and Mark Melin. Also, Perianne gives a recap of the Senate hearing with Apple's Tim Cook in the Daily Duel.

11. The Bitcoin Bar and Housing IPOs: Monetary Stimulus Ushers in a New Age of Investments

May 20, 2013

Today, the CEO of BitInstant, Charlie Shrem, explains how easy it is to buy Bitcoins. Then we talk to Mike Richardson, contributor to The Motley Fool, about the housing IPO market.

10. How Monsanto Genetically Engineered a Near Monopoly

May 17, 2013

Developments in what we've coined "Bloomberg-gate" continue to defy even our expectations. Our favorite shadow regulator, Promontory Financial Group, will now be assisting Bloomberg in revamping its privacy and data standards.

9. Bloomberg-gate Spying and Apple's Tax Dodge

May 16, 2013

New on the Banks that are targeting Bloomberg after new revelations emerge about reporter's improper use of confidential data. JP Morgan, itself under fire for lapses in risk controls last year

8. Money to Be Made On Immigration Reform? Celente Blasts the Temple of Money Lenders

May 15, 2013

Remember John Paulson, Bush's Treasury Secretary who pushed TARP, the same John Paulson who shorted subprime and made billions for his hedge fund.

7. Nanex On the HFT Gentleman's Club and the SEC's Cold Shoulder

May 14, 2013

Goldman Sachs complains because they got wind that Bloomberg reporters were trolling their log-on records.

6. Debate Over Student Loans Heats up and Icahn Has Proxy War

May 13, 2013

Bernanke's closest media confidant wrote two articles in the Wall Street Journal over the weekend about major changes coming to the Fed.

5. Will the Internet Tax Plug the Budget Holes?

May 10, 2013

Uncle Sam is rolling in it! Revenues that is. From income taxes to Fannie and Freddie bailout repayments, the US is in the black -- but only temporary.

4. Monetizing Your Privacy and the Monopoly On High Frequency Trading With Jaron Lanier

May 9, 2013

The big banks are saying "Game On" and Club SIFI (that's regulator speak for too-big-to-fail) is going on the offense.

3. Kickstarting Crowdsourcing and Backstopping Bank Risk-On-Ing

May 8, 2013

House Speaker Boehner said yesterday that he is pushing a new bill that would help prevent a US debt default.

2. Is the Market Place Fair? From Sequestration Cuts to the Internet Tax

May 7, 2013

News on: the Marketplace Fairness Act that was passed by the Senate yesterday, and is headed for pushback in the Republican-controlled House. The bill would require Amazon, Ebay, and other online retailers to collect sales tax.

1. Breaking Through the Trust of Social Security

May 6, 2013

When it comes to currency devaluation, the words of a central banker are golden -- or tungsten, rather. This morning, the head of the European Central Bank, Mario Draghi, said Thursday's historic rate cut to half a percent was just the beginning.

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