and in cooperation with another man robert fadia he's fifty two lives in florida known best as the t.c. king was also arrested on monday in florida now i turn to you have lately it seems like we're hearing so much positive stuff about bitcoin and how it's becoming more mainstream do you think that these charges though are a huge blow to crypto currencies in general. i think basically what you see is move out of the shadows in terms of certain illicit activities you know the government is cracking down on as things are becoming more mainstream we do see less and less focus on you know there was the big sting operation against silk road that's been this in particular is related to. one of those kinds of things that you know those kinds of things are going to happen we're going to move into the. more mainstream activity what we've seen basically is the fact that people who thought that because it was another myth and they can get away with illegal activity or not realizing that's not the case here here's the question though it seems that big can't shake its nefarious connotation especiall

program, and depending on how much it brings down the requests, it is actually a significant workload t.c. to the f.i. l a former judge wrote this week that the review courts are a massive work loid load burden, and some of them you shouldn't give us, and f some of them if you give us requires a lot more judges. so the team is relatively small. it is -- there is an institutional impact there. the more significant impact, the president endorsed a public impact before the f.i.t.c. he was intentionally vague about what he was endorsing. there are two basic visions of what a public advocate could be. one is to give the f.i.s.c. the authority to appoint amicus when it argues against the government when it feels it needs an adversary briefing. they want the judges in control of that. the more expansive vision, which has been in some of the legislative proposals as well as n in some of the review group, s in having a -- basically a standing office of public advocationy to get them to intervene when it wants to. the president said rewards can be sort of read to leave that question up in the air,

but i don't think that's a problem with current sure and t.c. will continue to push it as hard as we can our friends in places like citizens climate long the really great job talking up these team dividend schemes that would in essence from exxon tell us all rents from the right to pollute the atmosphere. we need these changes soon. but those things are you know they require the cooperation of republicans it's not like keystone and you can do it honestly. what's your take bill on how the media has covered climate change this year. you know it's this is a tired tired subject the media this is not in the finest hour are in global warming for two decades and we need didn't get much better this year there was a little bit of recognition that things like heat and tell it's killed thousands upon thousands in the philippines was a new sort of storm the kind of storm we now are the only higher sea levels and warmer waters not sort of like good in general it's not the media that's doing it you kidding it's mother nature what percentage of americans who a