einar, what's driving that move by china?hina is trying to send a message, and they're trying to remind the us that the us designs the chips. the chips are fabricated in the east, whether it's taiwan, japan or south korea. but china is part of this global supply chain, and it does have these strategic minerals. it has a lot of them. but, you know, you'll note that it has not been a complete restriction. what they've done is kind of mirrored what the us has done, which is to say that anybody who's exporting has to indicate who it's being exported to and apply through a process very similar to what's happening in the us. and einar there is concern, isn't there, that china is growing dominant in the provision of these, well, certain key raw materials. but as we all know, you know, it's a globalised world we live on, and if china clings to them too tightly, everyone loses out, no? yeah, that's right. but it goes both ways, when one nation, the united states, which designs these chips, says that they're not going to allow any of t

einar: it is not theoretical anymore.ust before the -- what this does is puts bonds out in the currency and takes enormous pressure of the country. they do not have to worry about what will happen to the dollar. if you are investing money from outside of south africa and buying brand bonds, you have to worry about it, but it transfers the risk to those who are more capable of doing it. investors can pitch their positions, but people trying to make money are generally in a lesser position. the fact that the rand bonds were oversubscribed many times and then hit above their target bodes well, but there will have to be more than just one bond issuance. they are going to have to have markets with a catalyst. within the grouping, you have uad, which would be happy to garner some of their business. obviously, china can do part of it, there is a long way to go before the dollarization. that is far-off, at this whole issue about hedging, having more money, especially between countries where trading, why should they use dollars wh

let's move on to the next block, compare daria domracheva and einar's bullet, berndalena is ready.of them is the only absolute olympic champion next at the 2002 salt lake city olympics . he managed to win gold medals in all biathlon disciplines. which of them revealed to the world and sports community is there a romantic relationship between them? i will assume that bjoerndalen well, of course, he is a man a man. he must take this responsibility upon himself unconditionally. this is the correct answer from berndalen at one of the press conferences. which of these athletes was involved in dancing and basketball before their professional career as a biathlete. hmm , i guess, again, we beat the distance wrong. daria domracheva subsequently went to biathlon, following her older brother which of these athletes received a big crystal globe in 2015 give home that daria domracheva absolutely right, beom dalin received this award in 2009 for the last time, and the time for our game came to an end. generally. it seems to me that it’s quite worthy, as you think it’s not bad, but it could have

unfortunately, einar has a great narrative about the size of u.s.itary spending being the source of the problem, but it is only 3% of gdp. military spending is scheduled to shrink as a share of gdp going forward. when the budget is taking care of the military spending, it is the social spending for health care. it is not so much the amount of spending, it the cost of health care, which the u.s. has never been able to get a handle on, going back to clinton and his attempts to modify and reform health care. for the u.s., it is a problem of cost going out of hand and the o's government not having the capability of making hard -- and the u.s. government not having the capability of making hard decisions on health care. >> we need to -- neutrality. talk about the military. i don't want to get to log down about the military. but the fitch statement talked about governments over the last 20 years. we have two major military conflicts. what in iraq, and the other in afghanistan. the military spending on those two alone have gone into the billions. that is a