Published on May 20, 2014
Our
lead story: US telecom giant AT&T plans to buy satellite TV
operator DirecTV for $48.5 billion, gaining more than 38 million
subscribers and increasing the merger mania sweeping the telecom media
and technology industries. Edward tells you why this is a bad deal.
Then Erin sits down with
economist Paul Craig Roberts to talk about elite domination in the US
economy and politics. Roberts talks about imbalance of influence of
interest groups in American economy, and he gives his take on Tim
Geithner’s new book “Stress Test.” Check it out.
Erin then speaks with Peak
Prosperity’s Chris Martenson on how to allocate assets in a world of
risk. He argues that the world is even more unstable now than before the
crisis, and he looks at how an investor might react to such changes.Finally, in today’s Big Deal,
Edward Harrison talks to Political Commentator Sam Sacks about FCC
Chairman Tom Wheeler’s House testimony on Net Neutrality. Check it out.
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