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If, let us say, the Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank, the Bank of England and the Bank of Japan,

just for the sake of argument, got together and said, we're going to create digital currency,

that that would create a whole set of questions about existing arrangements. It's far from clear to me that the United States

government would pool sovereignty in that way, because it would involve some sacrifice of the

dollar.

Hello everybody. I'm CoinDesk Chief Content Officer Michael Casey. I'm here with Neil Ferguson,

Milbank Family Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford. Neil, thank you very much for being with us on the program.

My pleasure.

To frame this in the context of coronavirus here. And the thing that I am so struck by is that it feels obviously very historic. I just saw it

a day that China has announced just momentarily, I think, that they're kicking out New York

Times journalists, they're kicking out Washington Post journalists and the Walsuit Journal journalists.

I think in response to Trump's sort of, you know, China virus comments or something.

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