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you look at john d. rockefeller, who built the energy industry in this company, he called his company standard oil, because he was establishing a standard for what oil products should be. before that, oil was either be ineffective or unrelike or combustible, so he said if you buy standard oil products, you know what you are getting. there's a kind of form of private sector regulation. he built that industry by force of will. that said, oil was going to be part of the american economy. it always was going to be. it just was shaped in the way it was by rockefeller and his personality. so i think both are important and what i try and get at in this book is both the larger forces at work and what's been happening and how the country has changed over the last 15 years. but also the degree to which these personalities, both presidential and counter, shaped it. >> any mature thinker will say both great forces and great personalities. the question, and i don't think this debate will ever end, is what's the balan

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supported by the john d. and catherine t.arthur foundation, committed to building a more just, verdant, and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org. and with the ongoing support of these institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> welcome to the "news hour." and a major shift of foreign policy president trump announced today that he and putin have agreed to immediately start talks to end the war new prepared the president also said he believed the two leaders would meet soon. >> the defense secretary outline further policy changes saying kyiv should not expect to recapture all territory occupied by russia and that it's bid for nato membership is unrealistic at this time. nick schifrin begins our coverage. >> at the headquarters of what u.s. officials consider the most important lines, secretary defense pete hegseth but the lines on notice. >> we are here to unambiguously express that stark strateg

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their clashes, sometimes collaborations with big name ceos of top companies and this goes back to john d rockefeller in the 1870s, and it goes all the way to elon musk and mark zuckerberg today. and that story of how these ceos built their companies and how president often reacted to them and built the regulatory is really the story of the development of modern america. that's pretty good. and i will say spend a lot of good yarns in this book. you are a fantastic storyteller and that comes through time and again from rockefeller or all the way up to mark zuckerberg today. what inspired this book? did you have some kind of flashbulb moments? did it build upon earlier work? what got you interested in expressing the relationship between business and governments in this way? we're talking about ceos, presidents. well, ryan, as you said earlier, i've written other books, is my fifth book on the presidency. and as i look at it, i realized that all of my books are about presidents and blank the blank is something that ever covered before. and also that speaks to our current moment. you kindly m

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state department official has been key and exposing some of us say i d, 's most controversial activities. mike then sat down with john this tucker carlson, detailing a number of times when the agency cemented kale. i'm even toppled governments here . he highlights events in bunker dash last summer. basically, there was a conflict around around the constructive u. s. military base in the region, which is very common conflict that we have often times foreign countries don't like having a big fat us military base installed, you know, on they don't want for insurance on there. so let's just say it really is vital to us national interest to build that military base in bangladesh to counter chinese influence. and the bangladesh of prime minister doesn't want to do it. is our foreign policy planners decide. we need to do regime change the allegations it by us say id, just keep on coming. a few months ago when protesting gulf finally dashed, forcing the pm to flee for her life, she said the us was behind them. i could have remained impala if i had surrendered the sovereignty of saint martin island and allowed america to hold

d. c. officials, all 9 voicing. some distressing questions about the off tomorrow. but that's cost live to all correspondents in africa. new. come good. john is best for us. uh, good morning, olivia, just bring you some details of what we know about this ongoing developing situation in the d. c. u right now, the absolute seats, the d. c, has punched deeper into crisis following the occupation of karma davis agent. consumer has now lead to, to allow me to use the tools in the eastern come to the city. and given the over capacity cannot accommodate more bodies is causing many also is body to lead. i'm attended industries on the ground. obviously, as you can imagine, the situation remains quite tips the in between the 3 forces. we are told inside of the city and you in peacekeeping personnel. and so we have lots, we've been sol, solved on the basis medical facilities in for my reportedly overwhelmed ad. his social services have obviously also been disrupted, and his son paul supposed to come and see as far as we know, the empty city forces controlled the airport and the risk of break down the flu in order in the city. given the increase of we

as pope john hall, right, and you were listening there live to the us, vice president j. d vance addressing attendees in munich of the munich security conference. he said, among other things that the us is very concerned with european security believes that we can come to a reasonable settlement between russia and ukraine. he also said that it's important in the coming years for europe to step up in a big way to provide for its own defense. all right, that's it for me and how much enjoy for this news hour. but i'll be back in a moment with more of the days and is thanks for watching the phone causing the cost to come. china and the us to avoid a trade will fully equal them. extensions escalates. president trump wants to shut down usaid. america's main. forrest agency plus from pulse financial assistance to south africa is a being with an ice counting the cost on al jazeera pakistan has $1.00 of the highest infant mortality rates in the world. and human rights was to which one dying every hour due to pregnancy complications. 11 east meets the brief midwives fighting to save

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john. >> all right. with us now, democratic strategist matt bennett d litical rategist jesse otto. i want to put up one more quote, following up on what lauren was just talking about there. this from republican senator josh hawley from missouri, who said, i don't know that i think it's the best use of u.s. resources to spend a bunch of money in gaza. i think that maybe i prefer that to be spent in the united states first. so, madison, what happened to america first from donald trump? is that out the window? >> well, i think. >> this could. >> be opening up conversations moving forward. >> and i think. >> president trump. >> last night. >> what he was doing was putting the middle east on notice, putting the world on notice that the status quo will not stand similar to what we're seeing going on here in the united states with doge. and other. things happening with. >> our government. >> he's saying we cannot continue to see this go on the way that it has in the middle east for decades. the palestinian people deserve better. the middle east deserves better. and so maybe we see talks a

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. >> john: kris, i'm interested in the workload on the specific night in question. what more have you learned about that?dhat there were two air traffic controllers in that tower that were doing the jobs of two other people. so two people doing four people's work. one of the things the ntsb wants to understand is how did that work load factor into what played out? >> maurice: and kris, you talk with a former acting faa administrator here. what is his take on all of this? >> reporter: i asked him specifically about the helicopters sharing the airspace with the planes, and he said he thought there was value in having the military being able to operate as they need to around this airspace. he said, but we have to learn from what happened. we have to see where things went wrong, and we have to make changes so an accident like this doesn't happen again. >> john: kris, your interview with tim lilley was incredibly emotional. what else stuck with you from that interview? >> reporter: you know, i asked him if there was anything else he wanted to say at the end of the interview, and he stopped, he choked up, and h

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d. p. concerning, wrapped up in this benevolent language mom because he was so small going. john, so thank you. and i present donald trump sanctions the international criminal court, accusing it of illegitimate and based his actions against the us. and israel trump signed the executive order during his way, the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, his visit to washington any this week. we will place financial on travel restrictions on individuals who assist. i see, see investigations of us, citizens or allies. the i, c. c has condemned. the decision will be i. c, c is the only international court, the wheels power to prosecute individuals for genocide, crimes against humanity, crimes of aggression and war crimes need of the us know israel all members of the court or recognize as jurisdiction during his 1st time and office trump sanctioned i. c, c, prosecutors and officials accusing them by threatening us self into those functions were lifted by his successive cho. by the last year. the i c. c issued arrest warrants for is ready prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and there's been de

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