a mesial $200 million. david: you are a political science professor. difference? a at some point, it has to be a law of diminishing returns. learned,n 2016, we hillary clinton far outraised and outspent donald trump, and he won. money matters but there is a point of diminishing returns. but we know this has translated into huge negative advertising down there. i have talked to people at the airport and they say the time you get to the airport, and your whole life in georgia these days is complete with negative advertising. they will be happy when this thing ends. david: television station down there are making a fortune. i m delighted to see jeanne zaino will be with me for the entire hour, as well as tonight, rick davis will be bringing us the special presentation at 7:00 eastern time on the georgia runoff elections. now let s go to georgia itself. emily wilkins is standing by in lawrenceville in gwinnett county, one of the most populous counties in the state. what is your u
over the last five days of one year into the first two days of the new year. we don t know for sure, but right now we are up more than 1% over that time period. confirming the risk on mood, the idea that folks just want stocks to go higher, risk assets to go higher. the 10 year yield still unable to get above that 1%. taylor: i do know what s able to move more than 1% today, and that is bitcoin. i m hoping your christmas looks like mine. i was sitting around the table and everyone is buying bitcoin. what s going on? abigail: bitcoin really on fire. of course, over the weekend, putting in an all-time high above 28 thousand dollars. it is incredible given the fact that at the march lows, it was up in a4000, so bitcoin huge way over that time period. over the last three months, up over 150%. it is unclear what is going on here because in terms of the real world, it doesn t seem to be any more widespread, yet you have this liquidity meant to be a hedge against it. as stocks go up
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