Greg Hunter: Weekly News Wrap-Up for Week Ending 28 February 2020

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Greg Hunter provides a wrap-up of the news during the past week with his own unique commentary and perspective.

Topics:

  • (00:15) Stock market crash;
  • (04:19) Servicing of debt;
  • (04:41) China Car Sales continue to crater, down 83% for the 3rd week in February;
  • (05:16) NYC Hotel Loans defaulting at alarming rate as room-rates plunge, tourism tumbles;
  • (07:37) Fastest drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average since the great depression;
  • (08:44) New currency? Reset? What is next?;
  • (14:32) Democrat primaries for President;
  • (16:30) Democrat Super-delegates signal they won't back Bernie Sanders in a contested convention;
  • (17:58) U.S. Attorney General, William Barr;
  • (19:02) John Solomon: "Few if any indictments" of presidential coup plotters;
  • (22:35) U.S. President responds to reporters on filing a libel suit against the New York Times;
  • (24:48) ABC News correspondent, David Wright, caught on Project Veritas sting say network treats U.S. President unfairly -- gets suspended;
  • (28:42) Clint Eastwood supports Mike Bloomberg for President;
  • (31:02) Wells Fargo to pay $3 billion to resolve probes into fake accounts;
  • (33:23) At least 22 Turkish soldiers killed in Russian airstrike; Erdogan holds emergency meeting;
  • and more..

38 minute video by Greg Hunter published 27 February 2020

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interesting news with GREG HUNTER, thanks for sharing

Interesting to try to imagine how far they would go with all this madness... The worst thing is that very few are interested in this whole situation and will only pay attention when the problem starts at its point of no return.

Interesante tratar de imaginarse hasta donde serían capaz de llegar con toda esta locura… Lo peor es que a muy pocos les interesa toda esta situación y solo prestaran atención cuando inicie el problema en su punto de no retorno.

In your opinion, where is the point of no return?

In my opinion, I certainly feel that the debt bubble has passed the point of no return.

Have a great weekend!
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Mike

In my opinion, the point of no return is when most of those affected must start again with the little that they have, and some would even have to start again with nothing but their knowledge and experience. Some of these people will go into absolute poverty.

This is the reason I think the central banks are trying to keep the game going. Many people are not prepared for what may come. And when it ends, there is likely to be a period of chaos.

The question is "are central banks keeping the game going to bring about a smooth transition into something else?"

Have a great week!
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Mike

very interesting interview with GREG HUNTER, thank you very much for sharing, good luck

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Thank you very . Hunter for another Great Update!!!"Everything is fake in our fake world." Truly profound Greg.

We're living in crazy times...
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Estamos viviendo en una época de locos…

Stock market crash all world🌏 china carona virous

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Thanks sir for sharing great Seres well job,👍

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