rjr died in 1918. his son died four years later early in life of a sickness. he had over $600,000 in his estate when he died, and he gave that money to a number of charities and winston and actually ended up giving more money philanthropic the -- above probably then r.j. reynolds himself. that is an interesting story to see how large they took care of this and man. and catherine married r.j. reynolds in 1905. the pastor knew about this son, and the pastor and his general and kept in contact with each other. he was very aware of this. i was never able to document that r.j. reynolds had affairs with any other women before he married catherine or after. i suspect strongly that one see and catherine were married he was faithful to air for the 14 years that they were married. he expressed his deep love and letters to catherine. he had four children with catherine and quick succession and then became ill with pancreatic cancer at the end of their marriage. he was faithful throughout their marriage, i think. >> host: when did catherine back? >> guest: catherine died

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twa, rjr nabisco, marlo comics, blockbuster, u.s. steel. another all and dozens more have felt the pointed sting of the foremost activist investor of the past 25 years. >> back in the beginnings, he was greenmailer, somebody who would come in and say, you either do this or i will basically flip your stock, i will take your company apart. >> sometimes he did, as in the case of twa. other times he'd shake up the c suite or board and demand a stock buyback or dividend boost or spin-off. he lost some battles but the scrappy kid from scenes won far more than he lost. not for nothing. he won often enough to become, according according according to "forbes," the richest person on wall street today. his net worth, roughly $25 billion. >> he likes to agitate. he wants to get into a company and get on the board and make the company do what he wants by almost any means necessary. he's not afraid if he makes a lot of noise or ruffles some feathers, that's just carl being carl. >> boy, has carl been carl over the past year. the 78-year-old has fought wi

. >> maybe rjr. >> all of this talk about tax inversions will continue.g to be able to do. goo could a white knight step in here. it will be tough to compete with valeant and the low tax rate and synergies which are significant here, extraordinarily so, to come up with a higher number. do they pursue a tax inversion of their own? that's why you keep hearing shire's name. i don't think there's anything going on in that. or jazz. this is driving strategic decisions in pharma and otherwise. the need to want to invert, get out of u.s. tax jurisdiction. jim, this you a story you and i have talked about so often and will be talking a lot more about them. >> the president, we're talking about the president, ways and means committee, senate finance, they have got to address this. wake up, guys. stop focusing on adventurism and hating each other, get together and change the tax law. this is insanity. we're going to ireland. >> finally the ackman outrage which is just -- why couldn't i have thought of that. >> every hedge fund will use that window of opportunity. >