complicated really so we've got an expert to break this down for us right here i am joined by christopher hall well from the skolkovo business help us hi christopher atsic you tell me a face the beginning of the end for the bit coy no not really i mean many of the things that point said are in fact exactly correct in terms of why it was banned in terms of the problems the difficulties it's having in thailand it's not really that it's banned per se it's that thailand isn't i don't want to say advanced but it's legal system really isn't sophisticated enough to deal with what bitcoin is is the end of reaction by thailand well no i think it's an overreaction from the way it's been reported including by bitcoin ltd the company that sells that accident exchange for bitcoin in thailand i mean the central bank of thailand really doesn't have any authority to ban currency or to ban bitcoin per se it does have legal authority to deal with the exchange rate movements with capital controls as bitcoin mentioned and with things that could impact the exchange rate of the body so right now what they're basica

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at question for you on c-span town hall, why do you watch political debates, and we will go to our phones first, christopher on the democrats line. good evening. >> good evening. i definitely agree with some of the things that he set about why people watch the presidential debate, but for me, it is also a chance to look at the candidates in an environment where it is not just your typical soundbites that you may see at a rally. it gives them opportunity to issues, speak to the best party, but the of the debate is a cross examination, where the candidates are able to ask each other questions to find the right answers, so that is why i like to watch. >> we are seeing some video of the last years, the debate between president obama and mitt romney. christopher, do you ever remember seeing a debate and saying based on that debate performance, i am going to vote for that candidate? one, i guessam not when i watch a debate, i kind of already know who i want to vote for. but, as you said, that first debate, i believe that president obama, he was not at his best. the second debate and the third debate, he really sh