many years later in 1916, john d. rockefeller's son came to ida tarbell and nasty meet with her and did meet with him. his father had been working on an autobiography. john d. rockefeller junior by his father could do no wrong. he abided by his father's coming in now, father's interpretation of how he lived his life. he asked for ida tarbell to kind of look over what his father had written see if it was valid or to make the point that he had done this all before and ida tarbell basically said no come in not telling the truth. he's avoiding the truth here. some said that john d. rockefeller junior walked away from that meeting. he remained friendly with ida tarbell the remainder of his life. but he walked away from that communication with ida tarbell kind of having a different view of his father, how his father really perhaps was not completely truthful and how he accomplished the achievements he accomplished. if anything, ida tarbell was a very moral woman. she believe you are your brother's keeper, and that you do ha

and he drew this while sitting in the pew observing john d. rockefeller gave the lesson at the baptist church. after word, as the service continued, he took his seat. and they went up into the gallery and watched and observed rockefeller as he was worshiping she always felt a little reluctant that she had gone and spied upon him in an act of worship. on the other hand, i think she felt the need to see her nemesis and she saw him. and she kept a very, i guess, clear notation. here we have her reminiscences in that moment. what i love the most is this little chart, the euclid avenue baptist church. she is sitting where other people were sitting. over here of serving, and he was at the podium appear in the front. i believe that that was john sitting next to her on the night. you can see, sitting back in the middle of the group. that is her kind of drawing of where they were and what they were doing at the euclid avenue baptist rally on somewhere to over 11, 1903. the only time she ever saw him directly. she never encountered in face-to-face. he w

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she is the great granddaughter of john d. rockefeller, the founder of standard oil. she currently serves as the founding chair of rockefeller felon throepy advisors as well as the family fund. she's written a memoir. it is an explo ration of identity and a look inside of one of the most important american families in all of our histories. it's called "being a rockefeller becoming myself." i'm pleased to have eileen rockefeller at this table for the first time. welcome. >> rose: thank you, charlie, it's a pleasure to be here. >> when you write a book, it's not an easy task as you found out. >> no, it's not. but i have to say that the six years of writing it were a lot shorter than the 61 years it's taken me to become myself. >> rose: (laughs) now what does that mean? 61 years is when you see yourself fully formed and this is what it's about? >> well, i hope i'll never be fully formed. but i'm evolved enough to be able to incorporate the rockefeller as well as the eileen. >> rose: is it hard to be a rock feller? >> yes. >> rose: because much is expected? >> much is exp

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the john d. and catherine t.acarthur foundation, committed to building a more just, verdant, and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org. anne gumowitz. the betsy and jesse fink foundation. the hkh foundation. barbara g. fleischman. and by our sole corporate sponsor, mutual of america, designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. >> welcome. it will take a long time to recover from what's been happening in washington. but we now know the insurrection against the rule of law didn't happen spontaneously. it was hatched months ago. not by rank-and-file folks across the country who look on michelle bachman as the incarnation of joan of arc, but by old hands at right-wing politics who are burrowed deep into the culture of washington. like this man, edwin meese, who was ronald reagan's attorney general and has been hanging around the heritage foundation more or less ever since. heritage is where the faithful receive communion and pick up their talking

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john d will ks who moved to india and left money to john wilkes booth's kids. >> a couple of years ago got a phone call from a lawyer for john wilkes booth's kids. the story is that john wilkes booth did not die in a barn in maryland, he lived, and escaped. he's not the one in the coffin. do you want to hear the story, brad. "yes, i want to hear the story." we show people the while. why - because you can see a key detail. it's not signed. that's where you say, "is the story true or not." >> there's attempts by dna to determine whether it was booth or not. they have been rebusted by judges. exumation of his brother to get the dna. >> i held john wilkes booth's bops in my hand -- bones in my hand. you can do the dna test and match it on his brother who was there. the government says no. you have to stop and say, "why not say yes?" >> why do we care so much about the theories, and why do people want to believe them? >> people want to believe them to make sense of the universe. whether it's after a terrorist attack or the boston bombings, whatever it might be. whether it's jfk or 1865 abra

. >> meanwhile, in berlin, john d was summoned to answer allegations that his phone had been tapped be the u.s. let's go live, who joins us now. do we know what was said in the meeting between the u.s. ambassador? we don't know what was said, but we have a pretty good idea that it amounts to dressing down the german foreign minister, he said he wanted to find out the extent of the spying and that this could not go on, and when he met with reporters there is what he had to say. >> for germany, it is unacceptable. that the mobile phone of our federal chancellor may have been subject to surveillance activities by our american partners. for us, spying on close friends and partners is totally unacceptable. this junked mines trust and this can harm our friendship. >> we expect that these activities that have been reported will be comprehensively investigated, we need the truth now. >> quite apart from the diplomatic consequences that we have just been hearing about, there are political and possibly judicial consequences here in europe. the political ones involve the members of the opposition

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