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month catherine bond country per capita all human history millions of unexploded bombs still in danger lives in this small agricultural country jordyn we don't think it's happening. even today kids in laos full victims of bombs dropped decades ago is the u.s. making amends for that tragedy and what help to the people need in that little land of mines. the procedure is this naval forces and so we prefer to stay it is mere interest or for your support of the president. most are almost really sore throats who have. to close loopholes or through security at. worst it's just the forces that you. could look at this. season with what do you. do with your group's career to school. bus lateness when all of us on the signal when they're that question that can't be lost stay north america that's a good station. when there's nothing to take it was all form their own nation i took a look or check. right now. for his opinion. of you in your. style of posting. this a bit i'll say. it was a bit in the chest did you buy. a keystone yet you think you give up. to look. at the. issue but like you start a.

were talking to catherine mann about this earlier, and her point was as we see europe tighten up and accelerating shift to a low carbon economy, as we see it being funded via green bondsmarkets are going to want a piece of this. as a result, there will be huge demands for these bonds and we will see a crowding in, we will see the regulatory environment changing, and that is likely to provide an incentive for the shift. what we are seeing is a pivot. in terms of how we price nongreen bonds out of europe, are we starting -- do we need to start to think about maybe this having a positive effect on growth and certainly in terms of industrial capacity? do we need to start rethinking our approach to europe? we need to start rethinking our approach to the bond markets in europe and the yields that will be charged on them? peter: i do not want to be too cavalier about the green or nongreen funding. it is a very important initiative. as you asked me about what the like, picture might look how the view toward europe might look, it is important that the funds that will be raised one way or the other are being spent not necessarily on patching up the existing budget holes there a

catherine said, more stimulus is likely coming down the road. physically and monetarily. you know where i'm going with this, glp. a position we loved all your because it doesn't act like stocks or bondso in times like these, where volatility is coming, money printing is coming, we've got this small election coming up november 3 which is likely to instill fear in the markets, i think gld is a good position to head out the risks that remain other. charles: not only did you answer the question you gave us a segue for the rest of the show. just named all the other segments we are covering as well. that's why we love you. steve, great job. we are definitely want to invite you back if you will come. have a great weekend. we appreciate it. lawmakers, both sides of the aisle sitting on their hands and the feds are fed up. yours recovery, can they do it all by themselves? next. also, strong transfer joe biden, he talked about an issue i brought up many times, an issue that may be a problem for president trump in november. listen. >> leadership we didn't have and still out and as a result, economists are starting to call this recession shape recession. ♪r ♪ give you my world ♪ ♪ how can i, whe