put any pressure on el salvador? the move will allow el salvador from move away from banking systems. will it? potential u.s. oversight. >> what we are talking about is the digital equivalent of filling a suitcase full of cash and sending it over a border. is it legal? does it have any effect on the fee at economy, i would argue in many cases this is exactly what a poor country should be doing. currency controls are damaging to a lot of countries, a lot of the fears associated with cryptocurrency isn't really a big deal, u.s. about security, as i said, if you stick a bunch of cash in the box and send it to grandma, you are worried someone is going to intercept that could open it up. that means one's grandma gets the cash, she can be swindled out of it. the real question for el salvador -- how are they going to manage taxation of this? one would suspect that at this point, they don't have a good handle on that. by breaking cryptocurrencies. host: there is not supposed to be one actor by breaking them. could feasibly h

the company helping el salvador make crypto official currency. later we're live in texas at gamestop's annual shareholder meeting. carl >> jon, also ahead this hour the street starting to make calls on big meme names like coinbase, even wendy's today and the ceo of unipath as that company reports its first earnings since going public >>> looking forward to that interview. guys, we start with the spacs, are they back. clover health climbed 86% yesterday. volatile again today about 4% thanks to the surge, the initial $16 million investment in the spac was worth $682 million as of the close amid these types of rallies, companies line amc and gamestop have raised new capital from their shareholder base benchmark partner bill gurley yesterday told us that this was ingenuous. have a listen. >> they're actually i think quite ingenuous from a capital formation, capital raising standpoint once you've scared the shorts out of the market you don't really have anything to balance supply and demand if you just have over base demand for the stock. these two co

in conversation with the people of el salvador and he made that point.are in his country shooting a documentary on ms-13 and immigration. the president pointed out that it might make more sense on the south side of chicago to apply for refugee status in el salvador because it's less dangerous. >> the united states has seen a dramatic increase in crime and murders. what would your advice to be to leaders in the united states? >> be tough on crime. before el salvador was the murder capital of the world. now we reduced with by 75%. now it's more dangerous to live in chicago than in el salvador. >> tucker: you can see more of that on fox nation. how el salvador tamed ms-13. the president's point is not crazy. it's true. according to the numbers el salvador is favor than many major american cities. in 2018 baltimore had 51 numbers for 100,000. baltimore has a higher murder rate than guatemala, honduras and afghanistan. why don't people who live in baltimore have a right to apply for asylum in central america? thanks to good leadership el salvador is safer and

before el salvador was the murder capital of the world.rder capital of the world. now we reduced with by 75%. now it's more dangerous to live in chicago than in el salvador. >> tucker: you can see more of that on fox nation. how el salvador tamed ms-13. the president's point is not crazy. it's true. according to the numbers el salvador is safer than many major american cities. in 2018 baltimore had 51 numbers per 100,000. baltimore has a higher murder rate than guatemala, honduras and afghanistan. why don't people who live in baltimore have a right to apply for asylum in central america? thanks to good leadership el salvador is safer and thanks to kamala harris our country is more dangerous. >> from vicious attacks in broad daylight to cold-blooded murders by night. another summer of sin is under way in new york city. shootings are up 81%. this weekend alone 27 people were wounded in 22 shootings including a manhattan federal prosecutor hit by a stray bullet. bullets were flying in new jersey where a birthday party turned into a mass shoot

i mean, come to us, put any pressure on el salvador. so to, to change their minds on using this bit coin currency because the move will allow, perhaps el salvador to move away from the normal banking systems. will it all it and potential sort of us oversight while the what, what we're, what we're talking about here is the, is the, i guess, the digital equivalent of putting the, filling a suitcase full of cash and sending it overboard. right. so it's a really, really interesting question. the tracking is it, is it legal? does it have any effect on the economy? i guess you could say. and i would argue that in many cases, this is exactly, this is exactly what a poor country should be doing. currency controls or damaging to a lot of countries. a lot of the fear associated with crypt currency isn't really a, a big deal. you asked about security. again, as i said, if you stick or if you stick a bunch of cash in a box and send it to grandma and, and salvador, you're going to worry that somebody's going to intercept that and open it up. but vas

in terms of el salvador, it is a small country.oreign exchange reserves in the billions and the funds that president bukele was talking about establishing, he was signaling the $150 million range. smaller than many crypto hedge funds. while this does represent sovereign adoption, it is not sovereign adoption by the largest sovereign just yet. we will see. in as much as using bitcoin as a medium of payment or bridge currency, you don't necessarily have to have exposure to the asset for a long period of time to take advantage of its nice properties. joe: the bitcoin community has a history of getting excited about certain people and then they break your heart. elon musk is probably the most prominent one. and then he stabbed you in the back. are you worried that the president won't have a commitment to bitcoin month and now we ask of the ethereum foundation to digitize health records and modernize the banking system and then it is just a bunch of crypto buzzwords in a few weeks? nic: what was notable about this bill that was passed w

siguen buscando al chofer del autobús en méxico que causó la muerte de 7 personas y una persona en el salvador del bitcoin donde divisa como el ave fenix llega el actor rafael amaya quien habló en hoy día sobre su recuperación aprendizaje sueños y sus nuevos proyectos con telemundo (♪úsica ♪) (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) >>> qué tal muy buenas tardes les saluda arantxa muchas gracias por acompañarnos hoy viernes bienvenidos el gobernador de texas declara la guerra a la inmigración irregular como parte de un plan mayor para contener los cruces en la frontera y va a construir su propio muro y más cárceles que crucen esta es parte de su declaración: >>> (información en pantalla) (habla en glÉ >>> pues ahí está francisco desde hidalgo texas tiene los detalles y reacciones de los planes del gernador de texas >>> qué tal arantxa el clima antiinmigrante se ha calentado en texas y se va a calentar gracias al plan del gobernador que presentó en una reunión de seguridad es una declaración de guerra contra inmigrantes indocumentados que llegan en búsqueda de asilo político en su mayoría centroamericanos el

and speaking of remittances, of course, el salvador was already on a dollar standard, right? they were already on a us dollar standard. they use us dollar, at least as legal tender there. but in terms of, you know, what hard money does for a small economy like this that has been beset by inflation. you know, for a long time and often periodic bouts of very high inflation for a long time, is it stabilizes, it neutralizes monetary policy, right? it restores honesty and confidence to businesses and for indirect investors. so if they want to invest than they, that's part of the reason why they adopt the us dollar with the us dollars, the strongest of the few out currencies, which are all melting their melting ice cubes against bitcoin. so if you see it already, the immediate response of businesses who want to go there because they want, but they know no matter what they've the big coin is the stable, neutral network upon which they can build the foundation of their businesses and enterprises. i think about the president of el salvador, how much use your, his job will be because n

we reported out, or it has passed the law whereby adequate is now legal tender in el salvador. and here are this guy from russia. billionaire wants to russia to do the same price. absolutely. right. and what we've been said on this show is kicking in, you've got global hash war as i call the countries are now competing to accumulate the most bitcoin is part of the game theory that's built in to the incentive stack . that is the magic of bitcoin. and it was unpredictable who exactly would take the 1st step. we talked about possibly japan, possibly around. possibly. russia turns out that el salvador is taking the 1st step toward a bitcoin standard, making bitcoin legal standard. their g d p is now set to triple property prices. already rising, there are people flooding into the country to take advantage of this shank or a law of bitcoin. and yeah, russian billionaire is right to say that it's time for russia to do the same thing . it's the ultimate chest move. i hope they don't wait too much longer because you know, we've been on here for 10 years saying this exam back, same thin

and we're seeing that change the mindset of the people who adopt it like el salvador and like all the other latin american countries now that want to also adopt bitcoin, like the hedge fund managers. like paul tutor jones, who's out on television banging away on big wine and talking about the relentless optimism and the positive future. and how honest it is compared to the dishonesty of let's look at the bad money. the 1st chart, federal reserve balance sheet tops 8 trillion dollars for the 1st time. this is fed data and this is a sort of thing that paul to jones is going on to the mainstream financial press to talk about as that it's not honest and he's afraid of it. the volcanic eruption of inflation, you might say good. my manager speaks with a great deal of can session because it helps execution doing trade talking with traders, you need to get your point across quick get orders and fast. so paul taylor, john speaks with syntax that is compressed and he said something very simple and yet speaks volumes. he said look, the fed isn't doing anything about these rising prices for stop.

and speaking of remittances, of course, el salvador was already on a dollar standard, right? they were already on a us dollar standard. they use us dollar, at least as legal tender there. but in terms of, you know, what hard money does for a small economy like this that has been beset by inflation. you know, for a long time and often periodic bouts of very high inflation for a long time. is it stabilizes, it neutralizes monetary policy, right? it restores honesty and confidence to businesses and for indirect investors. so if they want to invest in the, that's part of the reason why they adopt the us dollar, but the us dollar is the strongest of the few out currencies, which are all melting their melting ice cubes against bitcoin. so if you see it already, the immediate response of businesses who want to go there because they want, but they know no matter what they are, the big coin is the stable, neutral network upon which they can build the foundation of their businesses and enterprises. i think about the president of el salvador, how much use your, his job will be because n

they are signing up 20000 people a day in el salvador. he mentioned they've got a population of 6000000. that means that within a year, the entire population of this country will be a lightning network, which is 2nd layer per coin doing payments and earning the funding remittances are going to add billions of dollars of that economy by cutting out the middleman like western union. the charges, exorbitant fees. so this is a country that is defining the 21st century and the longer other countries wait, the worst it will be for them because the price will just keep going higher. right . and speaking of remittances, of course, el salvador was already on a dollar standard, right? they were already on a us dollar standard. they use us dollar, at least as legal tender there. but in terms of, you know, what hard money does for a small economy like this that has been beset by inflation. you know, for a long time and often periodic bouts of very high inflation for a long time. is it stabilizes, it neutralizes monetary policy, right? it restores hon

from guatemala right next door to el salvador. 7 yeah, there's a huge story going on. i know there's a story going on because jack waller's is down there. is app remittance, essentially with strike and the place is gone crazy. what's happening? tell us you're there. what's going on? well, it's a pleasure to be here. yeah, we went down to see jack and mike peterson and be mid point beach last month. so. so to help them grow what they're doing and wanting to see everything that we can do to bring it to guatemala. next are my mission and our mission is to make the central america the 1st hyper big one, eyes region in the world. right now you are saying something earlier that really struck me that, oh the, you know, the saudis have the oil and you know the swiss cheese. ok. but you guys have people power. we've got our people. our people are unfortunately, been used by the system for cheap labor, primarily in the united states over 20 percent of our g. d. p is, remains to flow sent from the united states down to central america. and we see that as our opportunity to win th

we see the equivalent around $30.00 as a start a bonus. suppose this including el salvador, president a say it'll help citizens abroad. spend money home, easier. remittances already account for a quarter. the country's g, d, p. movies facing resistance from the world bank. i m f and opposition parties of a bit, coins notorious volatility and the lack of protection for its uses and presidents at night became a has cold. he's plant bullet proof and says opponents only trying to so fear into the population has been a bit of a georgie campaign around this. the salaries will be paid on pensions will be paid in big kinds. this is not true. both salaries and pensions will continue to be paid and us dollars in the people who send remittances as well as the people who receive them. know the remittances have commissions. they pay high costs for sending, and i've several problems doing so with big coin. these problems are eliminated such a strange story this let's exploit with rohand gray, who is vice chair of the digital currency global initiative. welcome to the w. i'm what do you think is the

and you're going to see the gdp of el salvador triple is going to go from 20000000000 to 60000000000 property prices all ready on the move. and they've got people now moving to el salvador to take advantage of this burgeoning, incredible, utopian big coin country. that is a good setting, an example for the entire world. and i love race, i predicted that you'd end up with hash wars. what i call taskforce starting 3 years ago, that instead of countries banning bitcoin countries would embrace bitcoin, hord bitcoin, mind, bitcoin as a store of value. and the game theory built into the big protocol means that all crunch india is now talking about this. and that's of course, $1000000000.00 plus population with multi $1000000.00 g d p. so what we've been saying is going to happen. el salvador fired the shot for a global adoption of bitcoin. and it's countries like the u. s. or china, where the population is lying down there on protest. they're not working. gdp is collapsing, you know, they could be left behind, right? well, importantly, also the element in us that i want to point out is the

you might say in a country like el salvador, we might not think of it as being a 1st world i'm. so that's a good question. i mean, some of the bitcoin companies, they have, they have their own security rates and it's really hard to know what they are, what they are using because of the key or other regulations. but the point is that perhaps i wanted to catch up and be in the same pages other 1st more countries, as mentioned john, but talking about to new york, i mean come to us with any pressure on el salvador. so to, to change their minds on using this bit coin currency because the move will allow pop cell solvable to move away from the normal banking systems. will it all in an potential sort of us oversight while the what, what we're, what we're talking about here is the, is the, i guess, the digital equivalent of putting the, filling a suitcase full of cash and sending it overboard. right. so it's a really, really interesting question. the tracking is it, is it legal? does it have any effect on the economy? i guess you could say. and i would argue that in many cases, this is

han aumentado también las muertes mateas en el salvador en el último año en un 70% en relación al añoor ahora no hay víctimas que lamentar. >> al regresar una forma distinta de construir casas con impresoras tridimensionales que le parece? ya venimos quédese. >> comenzaren informados. >> aquí encontrarás actualidad . >> todas las noticias . >> la inmigración . >> que te entretienen . >> las noticias de la farándula. >> venga para su cocina . >> venga para su cocina . >> hoy día tiene su acento . ¿tenías que ponerte esa camisa? amor, es mi camisa de la suerte. cada vez que la uso me dan las mejores ofertas. no la necesitas. las mejores ofertas en smartphones son para todos. ¿aunque ya estemos con at&t? e-very-one. right, lily? that's right, it's kind of been our thing... ¿ves? ya te la puedes quitar. wait, what? it's had a good run. we'll keep it safe. no es complicado. nuestras mejores ofertas en todos los smartphones son para todos. > > [♪ ♪ ♪] . >> en bélgica construyeron una casa de dos pisos con una impresora tridimensional en concreto según sus desarrolladores se la forma como se

it seems like quite a game changer for el salvador. sure, absolutely. does. i mean the, the ultimate dream for a lot of big coin fans. crypto currency fans in general was the ability to do remittances. remittance is the crypto currency are essentially free. they're still associated fees, but they're definitely not the $20.00 to $30.00 to even 50 percent fees associated with like a western union. those fees are just for pages. so for our salvador to, to accept bitcoin as its own currency, you could say, or just a sort of generally accepted in a as legal tender is vitally important. because i can basically sit here from my phone with you over $5.00 and not have to worry that i'm going to lose $250.00 of that $2.50 of that in transfer fees. that's a game changer for anybody who's making just a little bit of cash. why do you think he's proposing it now? why are they proposing? and now the, the answer to that is that it was, it was bit quite miami. there was, there was a conference going on and it's just now becoming more mainstream to actually be able to pull thi

a bonus support including el salvador. the president said it'll help citizens abroad. send money home, easier. remittances already account for the quarter. the country's g, d p. movies facing resistance from the world bank i m f and opposition parties of a bit coins notorious volatility, and the lack of protections for uses and presidents at nie buccheri has called his plan bullet proof and says opponents only trying to so fear into the population has been a bit of a dirty campaign around this, that salaries will be paid or pensions will be paid in big coins. this is not true . both salaries and pensions will continue to be paid in us dollars. and the people who send remittances as well as the people who receive them know the remittances, have commissions. they pay high costs for sending and have several problems doing so, with big coin, these problems are eliminated. such a strange story this. let's exploit with rohand gray, who is vice chair of the digital currency global initiative. welcome to the w. what do you think is the thinking behind best idea? well, i think

i think what el salvador has is really instructed and important for us. committed in this country is committed against other, but it flies beneath the radar and let people get closer to defend them . affectively called them decent people and children of god. the more detail you know, the harder it is. these are people who prefer krim 's of intimate violence, and knife over the gun who practice satanism, it sounds like we're making it up, but were not. wheat they have satanic train w saw in an ms 13 safe house in this film, but from my perspective, here is the point in one sentence, crime is going way up in the united states and going down in el salvador how i that happening? it's happening the president of el salvador signed it up in a single sentence for it if you want to fight crime, get tough on crime part it's not as if we don't have the formula, we know what to do. our leaders are simply refusing to do a. ticket we will go around the so-called table birth. >> congratulations on tucker carlson originals. it sounds like the new pepperidge farm cookie.

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cena de navidad nos trae unos colchones para dormir en el suelo saber que unos meses atráás en el salvadoruso con su propia familia >>> cada inmigrante llegado aquíí empieza a crear un legado donde un díía guatemalteco salvadoreño colombiano peruano tus nietos tus tataranietos podráán decir habíía una vez mis abuelos llegaron a este país y sabes que que y ahora fulanas presidente de estados unidos >>> ahora el paíís estáá cambiando porque estando el salvador si alguien hubiera dicho carlos estáá alláá no lo hubiese pensado segundo no tengo papel en tercer lugar cóómo yo como salvadoreño voy a conocer al presidente de estados unidos cuando ni siquiera he conocido el presidente de el salvador pero sisi en estados unidos nunca hay que decir nunca >>> y junto a ellos no dejar de luchar asegura que el gobierno tiene la responsabilidad de legislar para resolver lo que se vive en la frontera y en el triáángulo del norte >>> esto no se va a resolver se va a manejar a travéés de crisis la úúnica manera de disminuir su intensidad luchando >>> dice que no se ve una respuesta momentáánea sino un legad

the world bank said wednesday it would not assist with el salvador's implementation of bitcoin. in a statement, it said, while the government did approach us for assistance on bitcoin, this is not something the world bank can support given the environmental and transparency shortcomings. in addition to concerns about volatility, envinmental concerns exist about the massive amount of energy computers used to generate the currency. two years ago, the country abandoned its own currency for the u.s. dollar. it is estimated 70% of el salvador and did not have big accounts, and many received their income through remittances that come with big fees. the hope is that bitcoin could drive investment in the country and increase the wealth of its citizens. >> that was the business news there with kate moody. thank. today's focus report looks at a material that many of us touch for use -- touch or use every day but one we know we should use less often. plastic is all around us and is clogging up the oceans. china is the world's biggest producer and consumer, but earlier, the government broug

el salvador is not going against any pre-existing efforts.plugging into a new system where it sees hope and a better future for its citizens. i fundamentally see no issue with that. i think there's a lot of useful problems to solve with bitcoin. and the problems you're bringing up are to do with a surgeon cap or certain individual -- certain company or certain individuals. there is no central point of failure, there is no central counterpart that can make any decisions on behalf of the government. if the president is to go haywire and lose his mind, the bitcoin network is going to defend against it and not care one bit. it's giving this country hope, i see no problem with that, and i have a problem with those that do see a problem with that and are trying to if the in the way. i find that morally wrong. liz: jack mallers of strike. wow. come back, we're following this story from every point when it comes to el salvador becoming the first country to accept bitcoin as legal tender. strike, of course, is right in there, so please come back. than

construcción están en riesgo de sufrir daños por calorvamos con una nota amable una familia en el salvador una plaga y ayuda a la contaminación >> ellos han encontrado otra utilidad la convierten en artesanías >> en casa todos participan deben secar los tallos para ser usados como fibra y entra en acción la madre de la familia gloribel que combina los diseños >> está forrado con manta cruda con hojas de almendros >> después de días de ser extraidas son bellas artesanías en el colonial pueblo de (nombre en inglés)on alrededor de 85 productos co bolsos pueras aretes y más >> tenemos lo que empezamos con la pandemia , lo manejamos más >> para los chávez no solo es una forma de sobrevivir sino que lograr un equilibrio en el ecosistema acuático en el lago de (nombre en inglés) el salvador noticias telemundo >> qué en la familia trabajando , al regresar de la pausa le mostramos cómo pudo entrar el coche bomba que detonó ayer en una estación militar de colombia nos vamos a una pausa, y ya estamos de (music) (mic) en wendy's, hacemos un desayunbien hecho. ¡con huevos! no comas esos huevos doblados

they prevent them from even touching crypt, courtesy el salvador right now. it's completely fucking the trend by forcing businesses to accept crypto by making legal tender. i think it's still too early to judge where hotels crypto experiment will go. he's also trying to entice investments into the country, promising beach from properties, no real estate taxes, no capital gain taxes on that point, and permanent residency to anyone with 3 bit claim. so given that the u. s. and other western countries, their intent on cracking down on crypto. this will probably play right into his hands and we can potentially see a lot of crypto well flow over there are similar to what we saw in malta. yeah, it definitely seems like just about anyone who decides that they want to get away from the us dollar. they are going to face criticism whether it's from the media or in this case from the world bank. now switching gears a little bit, then i want to look at another story because we've talked a lot about billionaires who are getting into crypto. we're now learning that the mar

it's christine el salvador, embracing this crypto currency. tell us more about why and while salvador right, well i think a lot of this is down to all the doors, young tech friendly or tech savvy, millennial president kelly kelly, relieved or it was the claims that switch to that coin is going to boost financial inclusion promote investment for tourism etc, but he's also increasing even under a lot of pressure from the united states. lately for 2 authoritarian tendencies, including scrapping the supreme court firing the attorney general and demolishing the country's anti corruption, duffy bitcoin to alleviate fresher or ben kelly from the state on thanksgiving for them to be in the country as well. we had there about some of the potential drawbacks and one of those is the crypted currency. the scene is a very easy way to avoid taxation. is that going to be a problem? well, this is a really good question. a horse and horse tax evasion is already a really big problem and i'll fall in the door. all solid word has an incredibly regressive tax syste

paso >> es importante que personas no compren pistolas >> el peligro que se enfrenta un hombre en el salvadorhas comunidades después del ritmo que enfrentó este hombre habló con noticias telemundo tenemos su historia y comenzamos con las filas de personas que quieren recibri las vacunas en la frontera francisco informa >> la fila comenzó en horas de la madrugada ni les importaba el frío y apenas amaneció la respuesta se hizo oevidente no solo que esperaban en autos , las filas de las personas por miles ansiadas cuánto tiempo llevas esperando >> con su esposa de madrugada donde los mayores de 18 años de edad son elegibles >> la vacuna en estados unidos es la mejor opción >> a pesar que se anunció que se repartirían en la frontera los más de (información en pantalla) >> que donó estados unidos a méxico pararon en cinco municipios de baja california >> vamos a ser el primer estado de méxico que llegará a inmunidad rebaño >> también agilizaría la meta en la frontera >> para vacunarse >> personal francisco >> en california las personas vacunadas ya no necesitan mascarilla en el lugar de trabajo la

and el salvador turning to crypto for its legal currency. former child star brock pierce joins us exclusively live from san salvador. he just it shoulded up a high profile -- finished up a high profile meeting with the central american government. we're going to get the scoop of what happened in that meeting here first. but in the meantime, check the nasdaq, up 120 points. let's get to the breaking market news that kind of needs some translation right now. yes, the dow is down 247, s&p barely down, 4, but the u.s. dollar and how it's moving right now is key at this hour. dollar bulls are charging ahead just a day after the fed said that the u.s. economy is speed climbing out of the pandemic hole. see all of those red arrows? that means the dollar is stronger against all of those currencies. now, to give you an idea of how hard the bulls are charging, it took just 24 hours for the dollar to muscle back against the euro that it hasn't seen since april. you can see that the euro is slightly down at the moment, but it just takes $1.19 now to buy

what does it mean to el salvador. in el salvador a bunch of people don't have a bank and don't have assets and don't have access to wall street. when their relatives send money back to el salvador, they lose 10% of the money through transfer agents and lose 20% off the value a career because they are storing it in a currency and not an asset. bit coin let's you move assets at the speed of light around the planet. the president of el salvador realized using the bit coin network, they could cost a billion dollars of costs every year to the people and put themselves on the world's first digital monetary network. instead of losing 10% of value they will make money and they will be able to move that value around for free. >> sean: michael, you talk a lot about the history of crypto-currency but you think it's bit coin. that's the break out for a reason?it why over say any other one? it's the oldest and strongest and most secured.. it was engineer to do one thing well. to keep track of $21-million virtual coins in cyberspac

so what i would say about el salvador though, my prediction is watch the hit pieces that now come out about the president of salvador, claiming he's an autocrat, claiming that he is cracking them on the country and terrible wait, i will bet you in the next 6 months to a year, you're going to see one hit piece after another in mainstream media. talk about how terrible this man is on a whole variety of levels because he is messing with the banking system. and for sure, we're out of time because i know we can talk about this for quite a while here. blue bus co, it's been swan and jeffrey tucker. com with with real clear market. thank you so much. thank you. and finally, crypto currently is setting records. once again, and this time it's in miami, the hot real estate market now, according to forbes, a new $5000.00 square foot house sold for 2 point or $22500000.00 in crypto right now the buyer and the type of crypto used are still anonymous, but this is thought to be the most expensive residential crypto deal in the united states and the most expensive price per square foot miami beach. t

but it is important to know that el salvador is already dollars, which means it's already seated. some degree of monetary sovereignty to the us dollar. but to the extent that that's not the best way to try to improve the prospects of el salvador and political sovereignty. the queen is even what the queen goes even further, because not only is it an external currency, but it's a hard currency, it's inherently deflationary. it doesn't have the properties of an elastic public monetary system, like even the united states dollar has for el salvador. today. what do you think of the evictions from the i m s and the world bank? well, i think they go to a deeper problem, which is that this bill was ran through a sort of, you know, yes man parliament with with bailey any time for any discussion at all. and it's ironic to me to hear i'm present, but kelly talk about it being bullet proof because the plan itself isn't even clear at this point when when it was initially proposed, the idea was to run on another stable coin independent of between cold tether as the sort of intermediary bridge in

he said in el salvador. i've been reading the itinerary of our vice president kamala harris who still hasn't gone to our border. she is going to guatemala and the northern triangle country only going to hit that one and going to mexico to meet with leaders. he is from el salvador. we know that el salvador and honduras are also putting thousands of people at our border as well. what do you make of not hitting the whole northern triangle and not going to where you are in texas? >> i think it's a completely disrespectful of the citizens who live in the communities along the border. they've shown no regard to prioritizing our citizens. it really is a joke. you have to stop the bleeding. we know that there is a direct cause and effect from the biden policies. for kamala harris and the president not to own it and take responsibility and call it what it is, a crisis. it is unthinkable and why i believe there is a constitutional crisis and a real extenuating circumstance for the states to step up and state leaders a

do you have any plans to pitch a tent on bitcoin beach in el salvador anytime soon?ichael: this has been an interesting time in the market, seeing moves like what we are seeing in el salvador, seeing an environment where we have some of the world's most followed and famous investors publicly coming out in support of bitcoin, major corporations beginning to add bitcoin to their balance sheet. this is an environment unlike we have ever seen before around this asset class. i think the last 18 plus months, people in the investment community have solidified the staying power digital currencies now have and investors are waking up to the potential they can provide to their portfolios. emily: i just spoke with the coinbase co-founder who is legitimately concerned that china will surpass the u.s. in crypto and especially when it comes to regulation. what do you think? michael: what we are seeing in the u.s. is a regulatory regime that has been very in tune with cryptocurrency. firms like grayscale is an example of firms working in the asset class but also the existing regula

absolutely. replacing all the money as we're seeing in el salvador as the spark el salvador is the shot. heard round the world l 5 door is the battle of concord. for those of you who follow the american revolution, it's the spark upon which paul revere another american revolutionary reference set in motion. the idea of a government buying for the people. this is the idea of money outside of the state . never happened before history. so people in the field world, the corporate media, what they've always been, there's a lot of fun around trying and trying to pick wayne and blah, blah, blah. and now this is happened, china band between mining. they haven't been coined account value coin. they know that, but they can band between mining the miners picked up within 24 hours and already scattered around the world. thus decentralizing even further than network. but so therefore between didn't need china and it doesn't need any individual. and that is really important for the final thing as the lead into our 2nd half, where the 2nd part of max is on stage appearance at big point 2021 in miami w

a half outside of el salvador.ountry to mix gang members in the same facility. a controversial decision. we are walking in with the director of prisons. this is a high-tech x-ray-machine. that's after a full pat down. security here is tight. >> [speaking foreign language]. >> tucker: ms-13 is a product of our broken immigration policy. we talked to the president of el salvador. he said that ms-13 has grown into something bigger than a gang and a threaten to the nation. how would you describe ms-13? >> well, it's an international organization. it's not just a gang like most people would think. it's an international criminal organization. they have offices in new york and los angeles and italy and australia and here in guatemala and honduras. this is a very big criminal organization comprised of hundreds of thousands of people. >> tucker: an amazing experience. when you talk to people in ms-13 who are held in prison for murder they joined it in l.a.! if you think our immigration policy doesn't have consequences watch

what's going on in el salvador? will that be tempting for them to follow suit? i would say a lot of people are going to be very interested in what's going on there. i mean, countries like nigeria, for example, that's a top 3 country in terms of people using bitcoin, they're up there with the us and russia. so of course, a lot of people are going to be keen to see an adoption like that. that's, that's fair for any, any person living in a country where the financial system is, is unstable. now that being said, a lot of the african governments, the last thing they want is a more decentralized financial system. that's exactly what a docking bitcoin would be giving them. so i think we're going to be expecting pushback on, on a government level still there for awhile. all right, we'll keep our eyes on it. chrissy plots once you've got the business. thank you. thanks. staying in africa, the south african sugar industry claims to have shared up 210000 jobs. the last almost $100000000.00 euros and profits after $2800.00 introduction of a sugar tax on soft drinks. now it'

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