the mobile successors of genghis khan had conquered northern india in the early sixteenth century they transferred the capital from delhi to agra two hundred kilometers to the south agra paradise the garden of eden. green room. the mogul ruelas fourth was but they were also philosophically minded and enjoyed the good things in life the grand mogul ackbar had wise men to be vigilantes coolidge this interest in the wider world was reflected in mogul art architecture and food. wasn't at. the end. at bars son jack getting out of belfast outside his palace which any of his subjects who saw justice of the mogul might ring. it was our grandson prince cora who built the taj mahal as an enduring memorial to the great love of his life. the story began in sixteen zero seven in the emperial bazaar there the prince met the radiantly beautiful princess arjun munda begum it was love at first sight. was. five years later the princess for his second wife and the in a most sweets of the palace became her home. the writing was magnificent as we know from numerous contemporary pictures. and sixteen twenty

genghis to discuss is the white america's blockchain leader -- angus.at to have you on the show. so much news flow related to bitcoin specifically in recent days. what do you make of the price action and what do you make of the move by credit card issuers saying that we can't accept this? any asset that triples in price, you've got to consider as fairly volatile and has the chance to do the opposite. the only thing you can really say about the market right now is there are more sellers and buyers, and anything else is a motion. with regards to credit cards -- there has been a lot of discussion on that. it is a volatile asset to put on credit, it is hard to tell how much there has been there. i am not sure that is necessarily going to play into the price action. the ability think to buy cryptocurrencies on credit cards was a big part of it? >> it may have been a part of it. both stories coming out of people taking out large loans to invest and get on the rampart, it is always risky. is much that played a part hard to tell, but certainly a lot of consumer

many parts of the world, particularly in afghanistan, they see -- they have been, you know, since genghis kahn, people have been going across afghanistan, conquering it, somebody new comes. each time the indigenous people have been strong enough to sort of ward off and eventually get rid of their attackers. their attackers wore out. it's sort of the same way now. some of the people like us being there. some of them have been honest, upright, good people. some have been crooks, you know. karzai and his family were involved in the drug trade. the other problem is this. and this is a real problem that the other side fails to acknowledge is afghanistan is not really a country. afghanistan is an area of central asia that westerners drew a line around. in the late teens or 20's. it might have been 1922. we draw this line around afghanistan. we call it a country, but it's not really a country. the far western part speaks farsi or is related to the iranian people or has more in common. the northern tribes have more in common with the uzbeks and different nationalities to the north. the pashtuns a

tourism and the contract was held by the plessy company in the family who owned it was to the right of genghis khan. cheap labor, the cubans hadn't wanted fidel said, i'll send you my boys with one caveat, we have to have armed guards. knowledge and understanding was really efficient. . .