right now jay hambro with this.ed he could be with us today to speak with us on commodities, on the broader reach, microeconomics and how it folds into companies on commodities. except there is one commodity that really matters right now, and it is not -- these are the main issues around the pandemic. gold to the moon. jay hambro, thank you for being with us. just in a general statement, why is gold and a moonshot? >> i couldn't hear the question. tom: what is gold in a moonshot? why is gold right now pretty much up, up, up? >> oh, gold. sorry, i did not hear the first part of the question. why is gold so positive? i think there is a unique --uation that on the gold have been praying for for many years where the heightened givesainty in the markets a point of reference that people need very solid new currency. ultimatey have the value, which is gold, which i think the people of the high church of gold would say. tom: what is so interesting, folks, not the intrigue of the strategy of gold and that, but bringing it ov

we had a good conversation with jay hambro about that. i know we will look at metals a little more in depth later on. tom: going to be interesting, to say the least. serious dues on the pandemic worldwide. i emphasized this is not just about america and united kingdom, but real worldwide pandemic. that news here and there some of optimism but it is a challenging story. diseasesectious anthony fauci once the u.s. is going in the wrong direction. he told the senate committee the country could see 100,000 new coronavirus cases a day, from the current level of about 40,000. several dozen in western states are seeing increases in infections. that is prompting some to put reopening plans on hold. a new poll shows joe biden with a two percentage point lead over president trump. the survey by pew research center also found that almost 90% of americans are dissatisfied with the state of the country. the president's approval rating fell to 39%. and it u.k. come hopes of us with recovery for the economy may be sinking according to a survey from the