In this episode of Keiser Report, Max and Stacy look at the publicly listed companies taking LBO’ing themselves before private equity gets a chance to do it for them. Meanwhile, private equity is buying up mobile home parks betting big on declining living standards for ordinary Americans. And ordinary Americans now have fewer stocks to buy as companies take themselves private and leave just the businesses making $30,000 per quarter but with multibillion valuations. In the second half, Max continues his interview with Dr Michael Hudson of michael-hudson.com about ‘super-imperialism’ and its decline.

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy discuss the ‘American poem’ as delivered by Google search: “do I get a stimulus check,” “do I qualify for unemployment,” “do I have ADHD,” “do I have anxiety.” They also discuss the building rent and property tax apocalypse in New York City where 25% of the population has not paid their rent since March. In the second half, Max interviews bitcoin miner, Marshall Long, about hashrate wars and bitcoin mining in an age of pandemic of money printing and geopolitical unease. They also discuss the argument that mining is ‘bad for the environment.’