Max Keiser interviewed me in his inestimable style on the Max Keiser Report earlier this week, and the interview is now available (the interview began at roughly midnight my time on a day that had started for me at 5am, so there are some slips in my delivery here–for instance at one point I say “fail to avoid” when I meant “avoid”).
I’ve had some difficulties in getting the embed to work (the latest version of WordPress seems to do something untoward to the embed code) so you may need to hit the “refresh” button before you’ll see the video below.
The show always starts with an interview between Max and his partner Stacy Herbert, reviewing the financial news of the last week. It’s entertaining, informative and provocative–if you haven’t encountered Max before, you’re in for an surprise.
The interview with Max starts at about the halfway point of the video below, and we cover the housing market, why Australia has not suffered greatly from the GFC so far, why deflation is more likely than inflation, and what the outcome is likely to be of governments attempting to deficit stimulate the economy while ignoring the level of private debt.
