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logan goldie scott walking us through some of the opportunities in these rare earth commodities. coming up, we will go live to the greenwich economic forum and talk to the ceo of a company digitizing metals for investment. this is bloomberg. ♪ romaine: welcome back. today, we are focused on the future of energy, the future of commodities. one relatively new company is looking to digitize commodities trading and create tokens for digital assets. caroline: how do you make financial markets more digitized, ensure that trading can be even smoother? at the moment, they are building a platform to digitize commodities, creating tokens for physical assets using the block chain technology. we want to know from the person leading that business as to how we are seeing the demand going. over in greenwich is the atomyze ceo along with sonali. we have this whole conversation going around the future of commodities, the future of cleaner commodities as well. how much do you see demand for the easier frictionless trading in those particular commodities right now? >> i think the demand is tremendo

this is like having goldie locks investigate who ate my dang grits.know what happened. they didn't see anything because they were doing something. republicans know that if this goes forward, it will just continue to look bad for them because they were involved in complicit in the attack on our country. we talked a little bit about the phone record and why they're trying so hard to keep their phone records hidden. one of the reasons i think is true is look at how those people based themselves for donald trump in public. when they know they are being recorded, they are basing themselves more. what kind of billy bush level of sycophants -- >> suddenly after a terrorist attack, they can't remember it. as a former staffer in congress, the idea of calling for phone records, is that common? i would think when an investigation occurs and into ethics or something like that, republicans revealing something obvious by not giving up this information or do they have any justification, or you should not be asking for it? >> republicans using the scare rhetoric to j

become a little bit more accommodative, if all of a sudden businesses close down you get back to the goldie locks we had a year ago, they aren't shutting down things the way they did a year ago. i think everything will push through, some places might have to refocus their effort and be a little tighter with mass inside but they aren't shutting businesses down the way they did a year ago, so i think we're just going to muddle through depending on how hawkish or doveish the fed is based on the headlines, we'll have to just readjust this rotation right now it looks like the small caps i think will outperform in the fourth quarter so you should have some exposure to the iwmnd a the components if do you your homework. liz: so we'll muddle our way through, guys great to see you. thank you very much. >> [laughter] liz: kenny, scott, we gotta get you this fox business alert the easy spac movement is getting recharged in this final hour of trade leading pop stock, blank check firm, guggenheim shifting into gear in the final hour after a u.s. naval nothing it's going to take electric car maker pollst

long island in the house >> have you seen your children >> you know what goldy usually does she seesbout an hour. >> and our neighbor, we have to shout her out. jen. >> parmesan garlic mixture goes on top you don't need to try it you eat it every night >> one sheet pan, two ways delicious easy next is a roasted chicken fry bread salad. >> one minute. >> so we have zucchini cut it an important thing to do when you're roasting vegetables make sure they're evenly cut >> no one cares. get to the protein >> can you leave the skin on >> you can, yes. carson loves the skin. >> i do. >> this is kind of another -- >> look at me. of course i do >> we're going to roast all of this for about ten minutes >> this is a great dish. my sister makes this, too. do you guys like this? >> yes easy >> does carson help out after dinner >> in charge of cleanup? >> you do. >> when you go up to put pajamas on, i have a trick i clean up i kind of put things away. >> so i love to clean. i don't mind it. >> i married up. >> didn't we all, brother. didn't we all. i like to serve this over some arugula. simple dre

. >> commissioner: so to summarize, you're on the goldie locks level. the top one's too high and the bottom one's too low. and you want to stay on the level you're on. you could shift a little to the east, but not all the way to where the solar panels are because of the interference of the shadows. is that right? >> the person who lives who spoke, could you get back on the line, i have a question for you. >> secretary: caller, your line has been unmuted. >> hi. this is phillip. >> commissioner: yes. does it help you at all to move 15' to the east? >> definitely. if we can move 15' that'd definitely help more for views. that'd be great. >> commissioner: okay. so at&t, is 15' the max you can move? what i'd like to propose is you move as far east as you possibly can, but still have the effectiveness level that you're looking for with your coverage. i'm questioning whether it's exactly 15'. would you be willing to move it, you know, at least 15' and if you can go farther east, you will. >> yeah. so i initially had looked at between 10' to 15'. the 15' would