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hi welcome to another episode of Cold Fusion 2008 was a pretty interesting year it was my first year of University the iPhone was one year old dubstep was about to explode and Breaking Bad changes television but what most people remember from 2008 was the financial disaster that came with it the world would go through one of the biggest crises it had ever witnessed 19.2 trillion dollars of household wealth would be lost and some of the biggest financial institutions in the world would fail the crisis would Mark everyone who lived through it without knowing it many have had their lives determined by this recession from the backlash against globalization to the erosion of trust in government financial institutions and each other it can all be traced back to this point in time since the recession less people are having kids and it's been harder to get by and I'm even talking before covert the 2008 crisis was the death of the real economy after that point there was less productivity and more money Printing and low interest rates which disproportionately helped the richest people with the way the global economy is looking today it's increasingly important to look back at this point in history to understand exactly what happened in the parallels it has to today this special episode will be split into three parts first I'll take you through the setup of the disaster then the crash then the death of the real economy and I'll finish with what you can do to help yourself let's begin the story of one of the biggest events in human history you are watching cool Fusion TV [Music] to get the full picture we need to go back to America in 1995. during this year the fight was on to help low-income earners the US government passed laws to decrease discrimination against poorer home Borrowers the banks would lower lending requirements offering packages such as reduced payments for a number of years soon after in 1999 the U.S government repealed a law that stopped commercial Banks from taking part in Investment Banking activities the law that they got rid of was the glass-steagall ACT ironically this law was made in 1933 to stop the speculation that fueled the Great Depression it was a fatal mistake from 1999 onwards Banks which had previously managed conservatively turned to riskier and riskier Investments as well as speculation all in an effort to increase their returns Banks cared less about their customers and more about Wall Street profits according to Noble economics Laureate Joseph stiglitz this move played a major role in the financial collapse that was to come but why worry right now things were good it was the late 1990s and there were seemingly no economic problems in sight for America the internet had taken over the minds of everyone investment Banks were throwing money behind anything that had a.com at the end the result was the launch of stupid...