of the digital gold order or the replacement even as as the euro or dollar as a use case is a pure insee. and it's still to be made of what you think bitcoin actually is but underlying technology block chain has a far more reaching potential than just secure and so what i said earlier we can capture value and what does that mean value can be in a form of money but also data so one use case for example could be medical records so measure will vary we have one medical records all over the world at any doctor at any time can look into the database and make sure it. that data is original not being messed around with because they'd us immutable and put into a database for people that are capable of to do so so if i get a car accident in india and i go to the hospital that doctor can read all my medical data which is being record here in berlin all across the world and it can read out my blood group already all the things he needs in order to operate me successfully so how far away are we from an application like this actually coming into existence where is the technology well there's a few al

insee the cost of living advanced economies including the u.s. of cheaper television sets or phones and so forth because they are made in countries where costs are much lower. there has been huge benefits. not only benefits, but huge benefits. fix it, dothat is not break it. trade needs fixing. there is no question about it. president trump has put the finger right where it hurts. there are issues about the trade rules and organizations that need to be addressed and dealt with. caroline: that is the imf managing director speaking with david rubenstein. catch the full interview at 9:00 p.m. now for asian ad, china is getting a squeeze from president trump as trump announces a from the postal treaty that gives the u.s. discounted shipping rates. this is a very little-known treaty to many, but how big an issue with us before chinese retailers? shery: president trump have been looking at this issue for a while. to 192ficials had talked treaty officials telling them about their concerns since september. apparently no changes were made. the problem is

barrasso, blunt, boozman, burr, capito, cassidy, collins, rker, cornyn, cotton, crapo, ruz, daines, insee, ernst, fisher, flake, gardner, graham, grassley, hatch, heller, even, heitsmith, inhofe, isakson, kennedy, kyl, lankford, mcconnell, moran, ul, perdue, portman, reisch, berts, rounds, rubio, staff, cott, shelby, sullivan, thune, tillis, toomey, wicker, and young. >> mr. manchin, aye. >> senators voting in the negative -- baldwin, bennett, oker, brown, cant we will -- kantwell, cardin, core tes masto, duckworth, durbin, instein, gillibrand, harris, heinrich, chobe collar, leahy, merkley, murkowski, murphy, urray, nelson, peters, shotts, smith, stabenow, tester, udall, warner, warren, whitehouse, and wyden. >> mr. sanders, no. mr. lee. >> aye. > aye. ms. hassan, no. >> mr. jones. o. r. johnson, aye. mr. schumer, no. r. donnelly, no. ms. hite camp, no. vonnie: the senate has the votes to advance the kavanaugh nomination. this was a cloture vote to end debate. we will now look for senator mitch mcconnell to call a full vote at some point. likely tomorrow. interestingly, we had 51 ayes. o

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insee an opportunity to be the market of buying back shares. part of that is capital management.e take those opportunities when they arrive. -- we talk about whether it will move away from iron ore, with the m&a deals we are seeing, and the returns the positivity at the end of the cycle. elizabeth: it is based on m&a and exploration. we are interested in growing beyond australia. we have sessions in ecuador. we have been working in country about a year and need the improvement to drill and ecuador, but we are excited about south america more generally. that is an opportunity for us with copper and lithium and other minerals. we are positive about the outlook for diversification, but it is a disciplined approach. >> are there particular geographies you are looking at? elizabeth: south africa at the moment. we thought operations in ecuador, colombia, and we have some interest in argentina three at south america currently, but we are not constrained where we might look in the future. do you think there is disciplined despite the euphoria returning to the sector? elizabeth: everybody

insee more spread volatility the front-end because it has a lower duration and therefore, for the samethat spreads move more. it doesn't matter too much with you by the front-end are long and. we would prefer the front-end a little to the long end, but the big decision is do you like it or not? in the morning or term, and we do like it. francine: is there a danger of the e.u. pushing if -- picking a fight where it comes to a tie-in citizens and in tight e.u.. andrew: that is a risk. it is interesting the way other assets, macro acid in europe have been pricing more commonly. -- calmly. the euro has been stable. charts in spain have been stable. the market is rightfully saying this is a little more idiosyncratic rather than a real test on the sustainability of the euro itself. we have beenng focused on is italian corporate's trade extremely tight. there are reasons for that, but the magnitude of that is quite extreme. we think the value is more stretched, that is part of the market that at morgan stanley, we have more -- been more cautious on corporate spreads. francine: guy stear and a

. >> melissa: rod rosen was insee for a closed-door meeting on capital tomorrow.r and we will. >> melissa: more "outnumbered" in just a moment, but first, let's touch base with b1 and see what's coming up in "outnumbered overtime" in just a few moments. >> harris: a lot coming up, melissa is talking about this part. president trump is questioning the saudi explanation for the death of that "washington post" columnist in turkey. the turkish president contradicting it, and the cia director from our country flying to turkey i made the investigation. this disturbing story keeps developing. i will bring in a republican adam kinzinger of the house foreign affairs committee. we will talk about how the united states is and should respond -- be responding. plus, a border patrol agent drains become as president trump said there is no limit to the number of troops he will send to the border to some of the migrant caravan which has now ballooned above 7,000. that is "outnumbered overtime," the top of the hour. melissa? >> melissa: harris, thank you for that. deputy attorney g