Too much Keynes, not enough Hayek.

It would have been much more interesting if it was 10 min of Hayek and 0 min of Keynes, but that's just my obvious biased opinion.

This isn't about keynes or hayek.
As a member of the chicago fed why haven't you or any of the other regional feds commented more on the profitablility of the banks. Why has no one mentioned that with their cost of funds and their refusal to reduce consumer interest rates is the reason they are making so much money. What happens when the fed starts to raise rates? are the banks going to ask for an increase in the rates they can charge consumers so their bottom lines are not affected.
When is the fed going to stand up to the banks and force them to loosen their lending criteria to get this economy moving or is this one big club and the banks, not the fed, are dictating policy?

Great video put on by PBS. Glad to see both sides of this argument that has truly raged for 100 years. Even though Ludwig von Mises paved the way for Hayek's thinking, it represents the Austrian school quite well and what its core functions are about. Hopefully this video will get some kids curious about the Austrian school since most if not all economic textbooks conveniently seem to forget that it exists. (and thriving nonetheless)

I just saw the economic rap video in full version the way it was meant to be shown and not a CBS segment about it.

here is a youtube link to the video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0nERTFo-Sk

After seeing the actual video, I think that CBS segment is terrible because it keeps the Austrian arguments in the dark. This is very much relevant to today's events as we need Austrian economics emerge into mainstream and push back on the constant crazy keyensians that constantly make the same mistakes, but pretend like no one saw the crisis coming... please....

Well done! I learned some interesting things for me)

Very cool, I'm a huge music fan.