dennis: yeah.break out and i need to own gold, or you're betting on armageddon, in which case i need to own gold. now, as to what kind of gold you own, a lot of people like this gld etf. i can't use it to turn in and get physical gold. you guys sell physical gold, and yet if i buy it from you, where am i going to store it? >> well, most individual investors store it in safe places in their homes so they have access to it or a safety deposit box with. for those who buy a lot of it, they find depositories that will keep it pretty safe. the mints had the best in the world which is fort knox which i can guarantee you is really safe. dennis: but then i can't get to it if there's some kind of nuclear briefcase attack. i clearly need it under my bed. >> that's the big advantage of buying physical gold is that it's very portable, whereas if you bought a electronic proxy, you've got a piece of paper that you can't even trade in for gold. so as a result, people like this versus the paper that you're holding

dennis: right. hot sector, multifamily s that in part because we don't sell enough single family homes and which need more multifamily for rental. >> multifamily is somewhat demographically driven. 17 million generation-y are coming online and making themselves felt in the marketplace and rent first and go into households. dennis: after they move out from the parents after not allowed on obamacare on 26. >> as my 24-year-old did two weeks ago. dennis: office building boom going on nationwide? >> office is the probably most challenged out of the four. companies are looking for productivity and profitability in their space. for instance, realogy, our parent company, we moved out of 370,000 square feet, 270,000, exact same headcount. looking at density of people. dennis: that sounds cozy. talk about regions, what is the strongest regions? sunbelt and bad northeast. >> going into 13, it was core markets. cities, new york, chicago, san francisco's those type of areas. we're seeing more markets. houston,

dennis: 30%?st majority of the recoveries by the government have involved whistleblowers. dennis: yeah. >> and it's important that whistleblowers be recognized for the risks that they take. dennis: we'll bring him back on, i think whistleblowers ought to do it for the good of the country and not for millions upon millions of dollars in stool pigeon bribes. thanks for being with us, david stone. cheryl: well, oil is falling below $94 a barrel for the first time since june. to the trading pits of the cme and phil flynn. still falling, huh? >> yes. we are rocking right now. in fact, we may take out $93. we just made new lows while we were waiting here, 93.22, the new low. and a lot has to do with the incredible amount of supply that we have right now. oklahoma, add to that, of course, the nonmanufacturing data which has taken away or, you know, increasing the odds of tapering. the oil bulls don't have a lot to hang their hat on right now. maybe a few weeks from now they will. we just heard a report f

dennis: thank you very much.ays next week is the week we get numbers on how many americans have and rules for obamacare as she faces a tough round of questioning. on capitol hill with the latest, a contentious day. >> republicans, al website is doing. and the finance committee, max baucus one of the chief architect of the laws that was not forthcoming about the problems it was encountering during the rollout of health care.gov. and the president's promise, not proving to be the case and all the cases around the country and senator john koren and of texas wanted to know from kathleen sebelius was the statement accurate? >> i ask a simple fruit or false question. is that statement on the white house website true or is it false? >> i think the statement -- >> is it true or is it false? >> vast majority of americans who are insured are in the employer market, in public hands or veterans plans. >> i ask the record note that you have refused to answer my question whether it is true or false. dennis: news from the priva

dennis: the overall level. dennis: absolutely. line is only 10 percent of your sales. >> department stores have really started the concept of on the channel. they're trying to allow you to buy something from the online inventory, storing inventory online.@ really trying to make it difficult. dennis: to the extent that online will gain. of course amazon, what brick and mortar retailers get online? what is the second-largest on my site. >> no question. your big box retailer surrounding better, the best buy heating prices all walmart, if you will. all of the branded companies we follow, investing at the same time. case bay, on a bi system pacific, one of the hottest trends globally, you know, they have 20 percent of their sales coming from online. dennis: i was going to ask you. only 13 percent of shoppers will visit brick and mortar stores this by friday. that is down from 17% of shoppers only one year ago. is online at different? >> i just think that being stretched, if you will, so, you know, we're calling it by friday, but stores

dennis: thank you.that software based upon the crop were we just got. well, a super typhoon is barreling down upon the philippines. have you seen this video? the latest on where the storm is heading next. dennis: the fda wants to ban trans fats. the stuff that makes your doughnuts, coffee, french fries to serve good. my food fight is coming up. cheryl: is that done at the video for me? dennis: here is how the currency is fairing against the u.s. dollar. ♪ you make a great team. it's been that way since e day you met. but your erectile dysfunction - itld be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you cabe more confident in your ability. and thsame cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and sympfrequently or urgently. to o tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medications, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sexual activity. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as this may cause uns

dennis: the u.s. but a backlash breaking out abroad and here at home. i'm dennis kneale with tracy byrnes to take you through the next hour of "markets now." it took six months of secret talks to reach this historic and controversial deal with iran, but are we on the right track? tell us what you think. we also want you to weigh in on dow 16k. is this the new norm? and we've got a guest who says how to play dow 20,000. and winter weather walloping the it's headed next. all in this and more in the next hour of "markets now." ♪ ♪ dennis: well, hello, tracy, and welcome. looks like the dow managed to put another 30 points on top of that 16,000. tracy: yeah. you've got to wonder how the holiday shop season's going to play into this. dennis: yeah. there sure is optimism about iran in some parts of the markets. every 15 minutes, nicole we heat dee as -- pet petallides at thew york stock exchange. the nasdaq doing something it hasn't done in 13 years. >> reporter: right. say hello to nasdaq 4,000, right? we

dennis: thank you. another for the obama administration, disasters rollout of obamacare and the president's democratic party is divided by controversial deal to lift sanctions on iran for a new standstill. time for the president reached out to the gop? let's bring in alan colmes. what do you think? is it time for new or reached? >> person always be our region. by the president and vice versa but this is the republican party that wants nothing to do with this president would they were renouncing the deal with iran before the details even came out saturday night. within moments of 9:00 eastern texas senator john koren said this is as absurd as obamacare. they don't want to work with him. dennis: democratic senator chuck schumer of new york. >> 9 five people in the democratic party against this. john schumer, i disagree with him, this is a good deal, six months deal that expires ended it is not a good play with in six months the deal is done. dennis: iran is coming to the negotiating table and because the

dennis: thank you.urants to text, someone's manaus companies find themselves and make it or break it mode fighting for survival. today we're going to one of retail's biggest names, that is best buy. rebounding a bit after tanking on the company morning that dress to be reduced holiday prices could hurt the margins. adding to weakness seen in the past month after an impressive year-to-date run-up where the stock literally quadrupled in price. here to make it or break it today, gentlemen, welcome to both of you. you saved best buy is not an investors best bets, this is a breaking moment for the company. why? >> you are seeing operating margins will continue to deteriorate even after the hit the cost. this is a really good management team making the best of a really bad situation. they are doing everything right to keep the customers who come to their stores. i don't think there's anything they can do to attract customers to their stores who do not shop there now. i think you're going to see continued dete

dennis?ery much, peter barnes. cheryl: well, blame the government. one fed official is pointing the finger at washington when it comes to our economic slowdown. we've got a guest coming up who says the government is the single biggest threat to the market. dennis: and if you're one of the lucky few who have been able to log on to health healthcare.govd you be concerned about the security of all the personal information you're putting up there? what you ought to know before you register, next. as we head to break, let's look at some of the s&p 500 winners and losers. ♪ ♪ @?? peace of mind is important when you're running a successful business. so we provide it services you can rely on. with centurylink as your trusted it partner, you'll experience reliable uptime for the network and services you depend on. multi-layered security solutions keep your information safe, and secure. and responsive dedicated support meets your needs, and eases your mind. centurylink. your link to what's next. [ mal

dennis: is sure does.st three years of obamacare run 3% above the target cost the government gives them half of that overrun. if the cost is more than 8 percent above and shares star is the government would give them 80 percent of -- well, this is effectively government seizing health care profits. the insurers in the burning higher profits, they have to give the government cut. this is the government seizing private health care. >> some people already. going to use 85 percent of the money that they taken from premiums on care. i think the greater issue is when you have an industry sit down. and then we get almost 3,000. we keep getting these surprises. the ultimate gift that keeps giving. cheryl: you can just hear taxpayers in chicago. wait a minute. we will bailout insurance companies. >> nancy pelosi. in the seas to bring of those infamous words, this just pass this thing so that we can find out what is in it. that is really what's on the table. company's costs, benefits defense cannot well over 80 perc

as did you back to dennis. dennis: thank you. it is opening day for a new pipeline.ew york city. and locals i'll race. tracy: joins us now with more. >> the first new gas transmission pipeline to become operational in new york city in four decades. it stretches from the new jersey under the hudson river before making its way to manhattan where it makes landfall in the trendy and some would say pricey meatpacking district. some of it comes from a controversial fracking in nearby prince of -- president -- pennsylvania. what many critics find is fear that the pipeline could contain cancer causing radon and there is sorry that a leak or other problem could result in an explosion like this one recently in san bruno, california. they killed eight people morning the same size last year in manhattan would be catastrophic. >> the heat and explosion would be incredibly disruptive to a neighborhood that happens to be one of the most economically and historically valuable leverage in our city. >> reporter: specter and energy company says it will save local residents about $700 m

dennis: dennis: expected by george washington -- expected at $8 million in auction. first thanksgiving day proclamation next. ♪ [ male announcer ] imagine this cute blob is memucil. and this pk is the inside of your body. see, the special psyllium fiber in metamucil actually gels. and that gelling hes to lower some cholesterol. metacil. 3 amazing benefits in 1 super fiber. >> i'm ashley webster with your fox business brief. the international energy age says says the u.s. will be the world's leading oil producer by the year 2015 that would put the u.s. ahead of russia and saudi arabia. the shale oil boom in texas and north dakota has reversed the decline in u.s. oil output. >>> small business sentiment falling to a seven-month low last month. the national federation of independent twist optimism index dropped to 91.6 in october, down from september's 93.9 reading. business owners are worried that the partial government shutdown would weigh on sales. >>> bank customers are doing more online banking but most want banks to keep ranch offices open. according to a accentur

dennis: exactly.major player, even with the san knioeq that have been placed. i think the opportunity for the potentw ml for a resurgent teionalene economy has also a serious potential to destabilize the rsh ion from the security or cheryl: the israelis agree with you and the ster thdis as well. >> and there were the two main players be to have israel, for example. but we shos. diplomacy negotiations because of these nerves. i thiing o what america needs to is kind of address the nurse, which i think our fair invalid. israel has hezbollah on the northeing w frontier. that's a very easy to five iranian baing o which is fairly do-wennnt and powerfuearin the region. if the iranian economy gets more superior then i thiing o it is a fasl assumption that has the law. cheryl: but the other side of the story is if the iralapan economy continues to deteriorate you will have unrest, potentw mlly more terrorist groups that can infiltrate to run. he talked about hcherbollrae. then what they what, technology. not

dennis: dow 16,000.llides on the floor of the stock exchange, fill in chicago at the cme. stocks looking for a sixth straight week of winning. nicole: is looking that way unless there's something dramatic happens between now and the closing bell. another winning week on wall street another record on wall street for the dow and the s&p at the highest levels some of the dow advertise that if you're keeping track, and doing its job. 15,932 is gone high on the dow today. the nasdaq set a record high since 2000. we have seen a lot of winners on the dow industrials, exxon, american express and goldman sachs and the vix, the fear index, that gauge of volatility. it traded at 1199 so really is shocking everybody seems to be calm, cool and collected on wall street and late september this was really a very dramatic move to the downside so that is what we have been watching with the vix. on wall street would is going on in chicago, phil flynn? phil: it is all about oil and gold and gasoline. those are the big ones

dennis: this seems a little bit add. have the bandwidth available to focus on this kind of fight at a time when they're focused on obamacare and these other pressing issues. was this something summary got in the last day or two, or have they been planning this on the democratic side for days or weeks or something? >> it has been percolating for some time. a number of republicans charge the reason they are doing this now and the democrats have decided to make today the day is he have had so much bad press and so much discussion with the rollout of obamacare, people being unable to keep the plans they wanted to, shifting away from obamacare and to another fight in congress. this is the most significant story we have had in washington other than obamacare in quite some time. cheryl: this is a huge political risk for senator harry reid. he is taking it today. we will continue to monitor what you are saying. when we get the results of this vote, we will bring it to you. dennis: what is bugging me is social security and a biza

dennis: the u.s.stest pace of the year with gdp 2.8% growth blowing past estimates sam peter barnes takes a closer look at the numbers joining us from washington >> government's first reid came in higher than expected but for the wrong reasons 2.8% was well above expectations compared at -.5% in the second quarter but the biggest contributor to the unexpected increase was growth of inventory when producers and manufacturers make something that counts as spending and with growth in the current quarter expected to weaken with fiscal uncertainty inventory could reverse the trend in the current quarter meaning less production with speaker job creation. >> inventories build them that slows beyond what was planned and with this large as it was common than businesses will have to slow down production. >> consumer spending grew at 1.5% of the slowest pace in nine quarters of the also was not good. exports were a bright spot they could strengthen in the current quarter thanks to the cut of the key industry by

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city attorney dennis herrera (clapping) >> thank you (clapping). >> thank you. thank you very much. you know, i, remember when we were standing on this years ago i just reminded mr. newsom about that now i can say whether or not you like it. (clapping) but you know hey listen he got a lot of heat about that but a lot at how things have changed. i have to tell you we wouldn't be here today without mayor newsom's leadership back in 2004 (clapping) >> he has been a true partner to our office and me personally throughout this struggle. i mean, i was proud to stand by him and to defend him and he was proud to stand by me when we decided to sue california for the equal rights of marriage. and to kate kendall and nc l r who have been our partners through this as well. i can't tell you how much i appreciate that. and i have to tell you gavin newsom was talking about leadership. i can remember in 2004 when people said it was too fast too soon and too much. i'm a firm believer you've got to kick the door in and do what's right and be morale. and to those people who said we were moving two fac

[laughter] yeah, dennis knows.eaking of dennis, back in september we met up wite days in the valley coverage in silicon valley. the moto x had just been released. here's what he said. >> we're pretty happy with where things are. again, this is a long investment that we're going to be making, and we're two weeks into selling the product. liz: now, that was back in september, and it's a few months later. motorola now releasing the less expensive version of its smartphone, it's called the moto g. has the original investment paid off? how will the company avoid the pitfalls that apple faced with its cheaper color iphone? dennis woodside joins us in a fox business exclusive. the wires were going nuts today saying you guys were pushing up the release date of the moto g. it's here. it's a fox business be exclusive. people want to see it. >> all right. this is the moto g. this is the new phone that we released literally today, available on motorola.com in the u.s., and it is an incredible phone. 25% more screen than the ip

dennis: the stock had run up.pecially in more recent months but $4 billion, pretty cheap. got to look at buying that. dagen: you would think. may be that is the run up. dennis: the vampire guys, not to buy them. -nick isn't it heartwarming that disney can still put out a really well-written and the nation? dennis: this film opened better on its first day van carroll did which was the disney animation film, did huge business, this is the picks are brand. disney animation originally dismantles and they started a of a separate brand and they are doing well. dagen: great to see you, have a great show. short trading day, market's closing and 1:00 eastern but we got you covered. retailers will be staying open later. how those black friday sales are going and harvesting the power of the moon's x. one company trying to do that. "countdown to the closing bell" with ashley webster is next. [ tires screech ] ♪ [ male announcer ] 1.21 gigawatts. today, that's easy. ge is revolutioning power. supercharging turbines with advanc

i want to thank dennis for an green lighting this. this is an estimation of what we've done an innovation and it requires champions. they trust their people so i want to thank dennis specifically. and on this note i'll introduce the director of the x platform >> wow. look at all the energy in people here in a zone that's already - i'm so exfoliated to be here. when we moved the "x" tomorrow down to pier 15 it was never meant to stop it here. the opportunity of moving into the urban environmentalists into the neighborhood was part of our community illness when we got started ease move forward into pier 15 pr i want to thank shawn to be the head he thought spear to start building those x tomorrow ideas. it's been our belief also the "x" tomorrow isn't just a place but a way to see the world and to be part of it. it brings, you know, part of those experiences ease grab someone on the side of the street and enjoy it. that's not the first time we've done this. the project represents one of the x particulars of a new kind of relationship in

i know i was looking earlier today on dennis' site. and like i said, i'm obviously for smaller spaces, affordable housing, and i can see his concerns. i can't speak on behalf of seattle. but i noticed in his picture, his blog, i think wha what would be the most important, with development, it stuck out with a sore thumb. i'm not speaking against any structures here, but it's a bad move on the part of developers. essentially, a lot of people are trying to jump onboard, and trying to make a buck off of it. and unfortunately, some of these developers seem to be in it for that. they are businesses, i understand. >> i think that the real question is as to whether the motive behind this is affordability. for example, jim potter, who is the prime mover behind many of the microhow doing developments in seattle, said in an article in business journal that you know, amazon and google rent all of these hotels, people that they bring to the city, and he said i would like a small piece of that business, and he's talking about some of the big compan

tonight a conversation with dennis haysbert. the documentary looks at the war .hrough documents and artifacts then we will turn to a conversation with scott adams "how to failalled at almost everything and still win big." dennis haysbert and scott adams coming up right now. ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: the next two years to commemorate the end of the civil war, the smoke finian -- the smithsonian is dedicating a including aat time, program called fight for freedom and hosted by actor dennis haysbert. take a look at the clip from the series. >> every ship had a list of all the goods and he was on the ship. this one is taking 83 people from virginia to natchez to be sold in the cotton and sugar plantation. documenting the people. it has people's names, their coloring, their age, where they are from. sometimes people were sold multiple times. i'm going to make an assumption. i doubt you have done any project where you learned more. i could be wrong. further.d go a step artif

. >>> and writing that the mystery of white house chief of staff dennis mcdunham is also the mystery why president obama's second term is going so badly. he runs operations well and gets along well with other key white house staffers, and even sends out thank you cards, bust this year has been a terrible one for the president. >>> former arkansas governor mike huckabee's radio show is coming to an end. huckabee was heard on 200 stations. his final show airs december 12th. >>> and the first family spent thanksgiving at the white house enjoying turkey and cornbread stuffing, along with mashed potatoes, sweet potato, macaroni and cheese, three-bean casserole and for dessert, nine kinds of pie. oh, my. from apple to three types of cream pies, plus huckleberry, pumpkin, peach, pecan and sweet potato pie. no word if any of it made it to leftovers. i think i just got a cavity reading all of those pies. >>> and by comparison, sheriff joe arpaio served a very economical meal at his jail. featuring a vegetarian turkey soy casserole that cost a whopping 24 cents per inmate. the whole menu from

dennis garmin, joins us now on the fast line, dennis, great to have you with us. >> good to be heard, not seen this time. >> what is your take on the decline, in wti, a knee-jerk reaction? the reality of the situation is that iran would not be able to really get back online a lot of the production. >> well, it will be some while. they are not going to come online tomorrow or next week. and even if theyer allowed to get their facilities up and running, the market believes and understands and i think rightfully expects by the turn of the year we will see yiern i iranian crude oil back in the market. it's interesting, the term structures in crude, whether wti or brent were anticipating some increase in production because all of a sudden you have the material back yardations declining sharply, in the case of wti going to tango, that is crude oil is bidding to go in storage, there is more supply in crude than the market demands, prices may well continue to be under pressure for some while going into the future. >> dennis, since brent is held in there more so than wti, obviously that crimps

i don't think you're using an iphone, dennis? melissa: do you think people are more comfortable with same sex boss or opposite sex boss and does that play into this? i mean are you more comfortable working for a woman because you are a woman and you feel like you can relate? >> i have had great bosses who are men and great boss who are women. it is about personality. >> are woman bosses tougher on female employees than male employees? see more competition. being a boss and you will try to take my job. are they tougher -- melissa: you will get a lot of hate twitter for that. >> insecure people are always going feel threatened. >> i run into a lot because i'm so up secure. melissa: you guys were fabulous. you will continue this in the future. ank you. before you blindly believe whatever you read on web md know this, the company is getting paid to help inform people, inform people on obamacare but it didn't disclose the deal to the public. wait until you hear how much money is behind it all. >>> if you want the real deal on real est

tonight a conversation with dennis haysbert. the documentary looks at the war .hrough documents and artifacts then we will turn to a conversation with scott adams "how to failalled at almost everything and still win big." dennis haysbert and scott adams coming up right now. ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: the next two years to commemorate the end of the civil war, the smoke finian -- the smithsonian is dedicating a including aat time, program called fight for freedom and hosted by actor dennis haysbert. take a look at the clip from the series. >> every ship had a list of all the goods and he was on the ship. this one is taking 83 people from virginia to natchez to be sold in the cotton and sugar plantation. documenting the people. it has people's names, their coloring, their age, where they are from. sometimes people were sold multiple times. i'm going to make an assumption. i doubt you have done any project where you learned more. i could be wrong. further.d go a step artif

dennis richmond recalls the kidnapping of patty hurst. >>> plus how the sla hid out in plain sight as the nation's law enforcement searched for them. >>> welcome back to a second look. as the 40th anniversary approaches of the assassination of dr. marcus foster, we revisit the group that gunned him down. the simbianese liberation army. the sla received more attention for a crime they conducted later. the kid consider kidnapping of patti hurst. >> reporter: police swarmed on the apartment shared by patti and bead. three days later the first of many tapes arrived. >> mom, dad. i am okay. >> we love you patty and we're all praying for you. i'm sorry i'm crying but i'm happy you are safe. and be strong. i know god will bring you back. >> reporter: it was then learned that patty hurst had been kidnapped by a group calling themselves the sl ark. eight months prior to the kidnapping of patty hurst. dr.marcus was kidnapped. the sla claimed that killing. >> the reason they kidnapped her was to trade her or the kidnapped victim for marion little who was in prison at the time. >> reporter: sam b

and the world of the dennis k kozlowskis of the livish don't exist.'s a closet kozlowski, they have enough sense about them to keep their head down and not attract attention to themselves. so, i somewhat remain skeptical. >> dennis kozlowski had the company paying for a lot of his parties. ceos are paying for it themselves. it's what they're doing. it's their behavior they're looking at, not so much themselves who might be cooking the book or, you know, imposing fraud. >> yes, i understand that. but if having $75,000 personal sports cars, which is one of the criteria the researchers used was an indication of this, you have to look up and down silicon valley from cooper teto san jos that's a rite of passage. that filters down to other reports of the company. we don't see it. in part because we have a climate of people being a lot more closely adhering to laws. we have sarbanes oxley. and those who are are tried to sail close have been knocked down. >> i would add, the wealthy are laying lower. you still have examples of this. eike batista, clear exampl

here to debate both sides, fox news's dennis kneale. dennis, let me start with you, to me i read they had win jaboa's daughter on retainer. i thought in china sound like a good idea. >> feds in u.s. apparently have nickers in a twist about this and investigating a year or two. in a story i said the investigation could go on for several more years. they pick out the daughter after big chinese official. they pay her $1.8 million over a few years this is bank with trillion dollars in assets. this is tiniest part of the business. i don't understand why the feds are bothering with this i don't care if jpmorgan wanted to hire a politically connected person in china. if you're a shareholder jpmorgan you want them to be in china. you're probably glad they did a hire like that. melissa: i guess. derek, it is not how much of a percentage worth based on how much money they have, how do we know she didn't provide the service they paid for. >> why do we care? melissa: derek, wait. >> i disagree jpmorgan shareholders should be happy. this is normal p

and is likely to dominate the weekend box office. >> dennis kneels joins with us more on this dennis? future for "thor: the dark world. it could rake in $90 million in the u.s. this weekend after already grossing more than $130 million in the week since it opened in 36 mark etc. overseas. that boffo box office underscores the huge success of the marvel acquisition disney made in 2009. in fact, six disney marvel films together have grossed almost $5 billion worldwide. more than the $4.6 billions price tag that disney paid to acquire marvel in 09. the vaning vaning, three iron mack flicks -- vaning vaning. captain america all feed one another in a superhero strategy. iron man 2 racking up over 600 million bucks in 2010. a year later, "thor" and captain america took in 308 million. that set up "the after venners a massive box office. and the avengers and im-3 two of the five highest grossing films of all time. that would be after "thor" out this weekend we get a captain america sequel next year and sets up a sequel to the "the avengers", in 2016. reaping fan base of thor, captain america

bush also very flawed had going for him and that's the point that dennis pile on a political scientist from new york university in toronto made recently in the washington post he wrote part of rob ford's appeal is that he does make a lot of mistakes he does speak improperly and when his critics attack him that just reinforces the support among ilia native populists who also feel that they don't always speak properly that they make mistakes in the u.s. there was a somewhat similar dynamic that was often attributed to george w. bush the more the new york times criticized him for misspeaking or whatnot that bolstered his support and then there's new jersey governor chris christie who has a knack for connecting with voters to maybe it's because of his homely appearance or penchant for avery outburst whatever it is voters like came to this week's elections proves the more he does the atypical thing like yelling at voters rather than kissing babies his numbers go up so i wouldn't suggest jumping to using hard drugs any time soon the point is the stereotypical politician whether cool intellec

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i've known you for a long time. >> thank you dennis. betting inggetting back to this a currency shouldn't move more than half a percent in the course of a day. to think you're going to be able to play for an automobile or anything with a currency that moves 400% is nonsense. perhaps two years from now, three years from now, who knows what, when it settles down it may be a viable alternative. my other problem with bitcoin is i think it's going -- if you start to buy things with it i think you're going to attract the irs into your own personal circumstances. and i don't think anybody really wants to do that. that's a problem that i think is going to become incumbent in this circumstance. >> i think dennis' skepticism is healthy. it took me nine months to get comfortable with the idea. as i said before there's $7 $8 billion of bitcoin out there right now. people are looking at the $7 trillion gold market and saying gold's down 25% this year. maybe bitcoin deserves a small portion of my gold allocation because the upside is significant. if

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