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there's -- i adapted a book by cormac mccarthy called child of god.very dark about neck roe feel ya but very good. we got very good reviews for that in venice and new york and toronto. i think it will be released in february. i directed a movie about -- >> rose: who did the screenplay? >> i did with my producing partner but based on cormac's book. it's a third novel, one of his very early ones. i directed a movie based on the childhood of charles bird flu cow ski which i'm hoping to premier as sun dance in january. >> rose: there was a movie about him, wasn't there? >> there's been a few. there was a great one with mickry rourke. >> rose: that's the one i know. >> there was -- what's his name? oh, man, i'm such a jerk. ben garza a played him once. i think there's a couple others. garza a. matt dillon played him. mat dillon was really good but matt is such a handsome guy and poor charles bukowski was plagued with the worst acne ever and soy felt like matt dillon was doing everything to capture the character but, like, they needed to do more to the surf

one way to think about it, the thread from cormac mccarthy, if you completely lose faith in the u.s.dollar you might as well go get your blankets and your guns. all currency values are free- floating. they are all tethered to the u.s. dollar, but the dollar is not tethered to anything. there is no wire connecting it to the ground with some real-world substance. when you start to really worry -- is the u.s. dollar hyper inflating into the heavens? it could lead you down this line of tanking that frankly it's kind of scary and i just do not think that that is going to happen. although i sympathize with the caller's concerns, i just think that for better or for worse we are all tied together in this endeavor of protecting the value of the dollar. host: we have this tweet -- guest: that is a great question. i think that with venture capitalists right now, the mentality is that these early days, at least some of the people i have talked to, the early days are now like the early days of the internet. nobody outside silicon valley really understood what it was or what the potential might be

one way to think about it, the thread from cormac mccarthy, if you completely lose faith in the u.s.ar you might as well go get your blankets and your guns. all currency values are free- floating. they are all tethered to the u.s. dollar, but the dollar is not tethered to anything. there is no why are correct -- connecting it to the ground with some real-world substance. when you start to really worry -- is the u.s. dollar hyper inflating into the heavens? it could lead you down this line of tanking that frankly it's kind of scary and i just do not think that that is going to happen. although i sympathize with the caller's concerns, i just think that for better or for worse we in thistied together endeavor of protecting the value of the dollar. host: we have this tweet -- that is a great question. i think that with venture capitalists right now, the mentality is that these early days, at least some of the people i have talked to, the early days are now like the early days of the internet. nobody outside silicon valley really understood what it was or what the potential might be. a lo