important thing i learned about the wright brothers was that they weren't clones, they weren't siamese twins, they were but two of the same people. they didn't work -- this image that these two tinkerers working together in harmony, yes, they had their stats but basically it was a swiss relationship in the back of a bicycle shop that resulted in the wright flyer. that isn't true. wilbur wright was the older brother and he was the older brother more than chronologically. wilbur pashtun orville was a great cressman, great technician at wilbur was a genius. i will discuss in a second what his genius count manifested itself in the wright airplane or in addition to being brilliant he could also be sarcastic. he could be dismissive. he could be overbearing, and he could be cruel, and he exhibited all of these traits from time to time toward his brother, orville. one example, 1980 orville is flying in fort myer near washington, d.c. to try to sell airplanes to the army, and the airplane crashed. and orville was horribly injured, broken femur, ribs, he was in the hospital for six weeks and orville l

terrific actress instead to metaphorical bodies that grow and entwine and fight each other like siamese twins. that is the story that develops to think about what it will do to recent your the history of the united states and around this one historical process around the enslaved african americans forced to migrate and whose resistance provided the same time the fuel of america is capitalism the culture and ad is a political momentum to destroy the first persian of american capitalism by the end of the book they each have played their role and as i indicated they brought about emancipation and in 2014 it is still not clear which will be the winner and the struggle continues. >> barrow boy to transition to reading of a passage or to. i want to read about charles and i mentioned before and as i suggested before was from maryland and in many ways he encapsulates because he believes in 18 '05 the future could be different for him from what his own mother had endured taken by a slave trader when she walked -- when he was just a boy and sometimes through saving money or through emancipation because

try running the boston marathon as a siamese twin.n different directions. >> but the question is what happens next. >> that is an issue. 37 years as ceo. now tell me somebody else who had 37 years. fred smith, 46 years. rupert murdoch, 54 years. he's been ceo longer than redstone both has. this is a long time, 37 years to be at the helm. this is two generations. two generations the same guy there. it's time for a change. if he's still the guy in charge of technology, i don't know. look at the board. george in there, his bios understate him. he, not al gore, created the internet. he's one of the early guys slashing together and he was a top guy at ibm then. this is the champion of hardware and software and internet. there are people with strong technology backgrounds. also strong administrative finance types on this board. it's easy to draw a bifurcated leadership on this board. that would line up against these. if mark is ready to be ceo, why not make his ceo. >> he made $78 million last year. is he planned for retirement? does have a