vivek: sure.here has been a pullback in gold, and really, what has driven that has been what is playing out in yields. the strongest correlation you will find over the long-term with gold is the negative correlation with long-term u.s. real yields, so so long as we see those long-term real yields bitnow crack a little higher, it is going to put pressure on gold, which is what we have seen in the last few weeks. our expectation is that yields will continue to weaken more broadly over the next six months to 12 months, and that is where we see the support for gold. we have gold rising up to $1700 an ounce by the middle of next year. paul: commonwealth bank commodities analyst vivek dhar, thanks very much for joining us. we have a major interview with rick perry. and the international energy representative. do not miss that. coming up next, yet more ipo woes. plunging on debut. we will hear from the cfo. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ paul: we are counting down to asia's first major market opens this morning.

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vivek wadhwa with us, harvard law, carnegie mellon distinguished fellow.n election year. this stuff can get out. i don't know how you can stop it. what do you say? >> stuart, that is the problem. within a few months we'll have commonly available tools that let you do this thing. go on the smart phone. take a photo, edit. imagine if you edit videos the same way, put a face on a body? suppose one of your producers say they are angry at you i endorse elizabeth warren and push it on internet. this is possible in the next few months. you better be nice to him. ashley: don't trust brian. stuart: look, we cannot show the pelosi "deepfake" or the zuckerberg "deepfake." we can't put that stuff on the air, but you're telling me it is really easy to do? >> it will be very easy in a few months. we're not there yet. still done by people in labs, people with special tools. the way technology is advancing it will be commercially available soon. we have no way to stop it. the tech industry is talking about. they have some r&d projects to stop it this is moving faster than

joining us is tech entrepreneur vivek radoir. you don't much like zuck. why. >> i used to be a big fan. in fact, i thought he was doing wonderful things for the world. over the last few years, we have seen the dark side of his technology. facebook has become a surveillance company. they are watching everything we do. they are greedy for data. now they are trying to put cameras in our homes. they are trying to get young people to, you know, express their emotions and date each other on their phones. they are abusing data. they are selling their souls. and they keep making promises to improve all this and lying. zuckerberg has been doing this his whole career. he keeps apologizing saying oh, i won't do it again, i'm really sorry, we can do better than this, then he goes back to his evil ways. so this is why i'm so -- david: forgive me, but president trump is speaking at this ceremony for scott morrison. let's listen. >> i would like to welcome you and jennifer to the white house and we look forward to hosting you for a state dinner tonight in the rose garde