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distinctly the first, "distinction in every service: brigadier general marcellus a. stovall," in 2001. the acclaimed "never for want of powder, the confederate powder works in augusta, augusta, georgia," in 2007, of which he is a co-author, and "crescent moon over carolina, william moultrie and american liberty," which he wrote in 2013, and "martyr of the american revolution, the execution of isaac hayne, south carolinian," 2016. in march of last year, chip actually gave a talk here at anderson house about his book, about isaac haynes which you can find i think online. his interest in the subject this evening, 18th and 19th century dueling practices was kindled by his primary source documents that he found while he was writing his biography of general moultrie and he's been fascinated with that subject ever since. chip, welcome. we look forward -- [applause] >> bill, thank you very much for the kind introduction. good evening, ladies and gentlemen. it's always a pleasure to be here among kindred spirits, that is, those of white house love american history. i'd like t

flat so that means you're going to have a down quarter number two, talking about softness in the marcellushe pipeline constraints oil is moving higher today you'd expect these to move as well you have week, slob and baker hughes trade down in disappointing numbers, so i'd go straight to the xhcommodity guys if you want to play this the space. >> worst performing s&p sector you tillties >> they're down about 80 basis point. driven by the fact the ten year is up today. they've done pretty well up about $5 off their june lows. that said, with the treasury yield, now moving higher, it's going to put downward pressure on anything with a heavy yield component to it. utilities are smack in the center of this >> okay. third point. unveiling a new position in a letter today giving paypal saying it could be the next netflix or amazon. josh, i think it's going to go to 125 the stock is done really well. >> i have so much respect for the point. and never, ever on any of these lists where they're like, oh, so and so, 1990s hedge fund guy is having trouble never on these lists he buys winners. this is a

west virginia, i think you know about marcellus butico, so we've hit some pretty good opportunities and we're producing an awful lot of liquids. those extreme visibilities down in the southwest. i've been told talking to rick perry, and we were governors together. moving up the houston channel, what it does. it disrumpts the energy chain ad industry markets in america. we're trying to get a storage hub strategically. you all know enough about that. have you looked into it enough? >> i've looked it up so i'm genuinely familiar on what it would do to we're very vulnerable and every time we have an oil production, we've been blessed. >> the ability to go multiple directions with any particular hydrocarbon is a good thing. that's what the hub is going to do. >> yeah, with all these natural liquids that we have with a global supply, even, because we're exporting that, too. the weekend -- there's a new pipeline that's being built in the philly, so you want that pipeline to be delivered relatively soon. >> yeah, but we want to bring for our national interest and concerns, but also we can creat

the bomb cyclone the iso new england, because of the lack of access to natural gas coming from the marcellus shale that we talked about today, they imported natural gas to the boston area from russia on lng. that raises the hair on the back of my neck quite frankly. especially when you live in an area such as pennsylvania with his great abundance of natural gas and would greatly benefit those in new england. to get to the question, could you describe the importance of maintaining a slow generation? you talk about what's happening today but you also talked about what we need to be looking in the future. could you flesh that out for me a little bit? >> thank you for the question. you are right that we need to take seriously these issues and look at the impact into mince. i appreciated commission glick open remark. i would go to your secures a go going to eastern kentucky with you and we saw that when these plants close down a no alternative avenues for alternative employment, entire communities are threatened by this. we have to be sensitive to that. my role as a market regular is to ensure th