coaster ride that said a lot of folks look roller coasters and for more on this we're joined by jeffrey tucker the editorial director in mare american institute for economic research and nick spent the founder of the bitcoin center and y.c. thanks to both you're being with us eight nick what i know you just got in the chair appreciate you may make it let's start with you. we see things like these large clip crypto blocks being sold should that raise anyone's concerns about if markets are being pushed around or manipulated. by the way thanks for having me. i think that you know there's a lot of activity of someone selling something this must be someone buying it also . all these o.t.c. traders a legacy financial. institutional over the counter traders are getting into crypto once they hit twenty thousand dollars everyone started calling me and asking me where they can get crypto and where they can get because and things like that so the big block trades are occurring at a growing at a rapid pace every day banks are getting involved. the option of because in trading on wall street is tremendous

repute unless you you've got in truth of that hey we found something to agree i bet i was that jeffrey tucker don't tell anybody other than the folks who are d.v. thank you both for your time. and nowadays there are several ways to pay for anything you want and it's all done electronically as we move further and further away from the use of paper care what are some of the implications or unintended consequences of a cashless society to explore this topic a little further it's great to be joined by my ever able colleague r.t. correspondent manilla chen. welcome are always good to be here so let's get everyone first up to speed on how this topic came about you and i were talking offset and you shared with me a story about you going on a jog and you stopped at a local eatery here in d.c. you ordered a salad you wanted to pay with some cash and they rejected it so they said they were cashless so i got to thinking first is it legal first of all to reject cash because it's legal tender but second our privacy it's really being sold out as far as i can tell for convenience and that's really what the

now threatening to pull the us out of the world trade organization jeffrey albert tucker who's from the foundation for economic education thinks that the current trade war will inspire china to expand its reach and the united states will be the one to suffer. this situation would be far more damaging to the us than i could ever be to china because china is is really pursuing a global strategy of economic growth very much of an invitation to the world world producers to comment maker goods here employ our workers let's export let's cooperate this is china's policy china has a policy of. looking for global markets the effect of donald trump's threats and his his trade policies are going to be in the end once you look three four years down the road is that he's inspiring all all countries in the world to learn to do without the u.s. and he's driving out u.s. companies to find other ways to do business abroad and that's how it looks from moscow this hour i'm calling bright thanks very much for watching your next update in just over half an hour of singing that. when else seems wrong. wrong

president is now threatening to pull out of the trade organization jeffrey all but tucker from the foundation for economic education thinks that the current trade war will inspire china to expand its reach and the united states will be the one to suffer this situation to be far more damaging to the u.s. and it could ever be to china because china is is really pursuing a global strategy of economic growth very much of an invitation to the world world producers to comment maker goods here employer workers let's export let's cooperate this is china's policy china has a policy of. looking for global markets the effect of donald trump's threats and his his trade policies are going to be in the end once you look three four years down the road is that he's inspiring all countries in the world to learn to do without the u.s. and he's driving out u.s. companies to find other ways to do business abroad. or i that's the way looks this out wherever you are watching this monday thanks for choosing r.t. your next news for me is in just over half an hour after crosstalk. join me every thursday on the all ex

jeffrey brown got a preview earlier this month at the toronto international film festival. >> brown: in what he says will >> robert redford is for rest tuckerd of what becomes dubbed the over the hill gang. was tht resistible to you? >> yes, because i'm over the a ll. i was veacted to the idea that a guy robbed banks. ?omebody said do you rob banks to make a living he said, no, i rob banks that had a living. life.t loved his >> brown: "the old man and e gun" is directed by david lowery and features casey affleck as a small-time detective eag to nab the elusive bank robber. it's based on the true story first told by author david graham in the "new yorker" magazine. >> i don't believe a word you say.en >> also opword another acting great sissy spacek. >> i'm the only thing in it that's not true.>> brown: spacek is known for numerous performances over the years including "carrie" in 1976, and lorta lynn in "coal miner's daughter." ♪ ♪ >> excuse me, need some help? now 68, she plays jewel who recently lost her husband, meets redford's forrest tucker by iccident and isn't sure what to make of hm. >> the thing i needed to make eure of is did i be