bill gates has, you would have to work for 262000 years. and you wouldn't make it because you hang yourself after 5, maybe 7 if they had free bagels at the office. but mr. gates has moved beyond computers to other efforts at ruling the global systems, including health and food. just this week, the greystone reported on how big corporations and bill gates took over the un food summit. busy. the bill and melinda gates foundation is the largest private foundation in the world, with holdings of $50000000000.00 in 2006. the foundation created the alliance for a green revolution in africa or agra. agra made some big promises. they told 13 african nations, they would double farm yields and incomes for 30000000 poor africans. and they would cut food insecurity in half so that after 14 years of mega philanthropy, his knee on the neck of africa, a tufts university. studies showed that in aggregate 13 focus countries, hunger had he increased 30 percent, as farmers were forced to abandon nutritious, traditional poly cultures to focus on mano culture fie

and bill gates know nike. the question this time was about bill gates, relationship with the now deceased cereal, child rapist geoffrey epstein, the new york times wrote forgetting in 2011 mister gates, met with mr. epstein on numerous occasions including at least 3 times, and mr. epstein palatial manhattan townhouse, and at least once staying late into the night, one time gates even flew on ab themes, private jet called the low lead express. and bill gates, his wife melinda, has said, or ex wife has said she, at least partially divorced him because of his abstain connections. yet he still says those meetings were no big deal. it was reported that you continue to meet with him over several years. and that in other words, a number of meetings. ah, what did you do when you found out about his background? well, and you know i've said i regretted having those dinners are and there's nothing absolutely nothing new on that. is there a lesson for you for anyone else looking, looking at this? well, he's dead so. ah, y

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bill gates making a billion dollars does not move the median. the median got a 4400 dollar increase in compensation that year alone. 6.8% increase. that is what happens when you cut the corporate rate. unfortunately biden wants to reverse engineer the progress of 2018 and 2019 before covid and

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this whether it's justhe bezos or richard branson, enjoying the spaceflights not following this or bill gates who is one of the biggest activists bidding on the world's largest private jet to transport company so it's not going to affect them and i get into that in the book as well. the people in charge this is going to affect what we call the masses. is going tow deal repress thee absolute masses. they want to morph under a climate emergency you can only fly when it's morally justifiable. we have the international agency report proposing climate lockdowns where people have less freedom of movement and economic de- growth movement because they reduce emissions and this is why all the major environmentalists praise lockdown because they were good for the claimant agenda and there was a movement now and i detail this in the book in academia where they want to add climate change as a cause of death to death certificates and it's much greater than covid-19. they want climate change daily, monthly, annual death tolls so they can gin up more political veaction. it's a political movement wrapping it

. >> since covid, bill gates has gained extraordinary powers over what you can and cannot do to yourke you to take the coronavirus vaccine. >> i'm not even going to get my freedom back. >> if told my friends i'm getting the vaccine. they think i'm absolutely nuts, they wouldn't take it in a million years. i don't know who to listen to. >> we know who to listen to. we're going to reflect on this anniversary with the former communications director for a long-standing republican official, jeb bush. tim miller. and jen cinco, the director of "the brainwashing of my dad" and the author of a new book that focuses on how fox news turned her once open-minded father and so many others into something of a raging fanatic. welcome to both of you. jen, happy anniversary. >> yeah, happy anniversary, not. fox achieved what they wanted, so they can celebrate. they managed to divide the country, turn people -- turn families against each other and create a huge extreme republican base. >> you use the personal family dynamic, which i think a lot of people can relate to. of course everyone is free to wa

that was local arizona official bill gates, not the same bill gates, he's a republican. telling the congressional hearing, how republicans in arizona, republicans in the state senate in arizona, trying to put him in his colleagues in jail for not handing over more materials to the cyber ninjas, who they hired to do this ridiculous review of the presidential election results in that state. i should note, now, the guy who's this head cyber ninjas, the qanon promoter who is the ceo of the cyber ninjas company, that carried out this? audit he was also asked to testify at the hearing this week. he refused to testify, instead of testify and congress, he spent that time he was supposed to be in congress, instead doing a conspiracy theory podcast hosted by the guy who started the conspiracy theory that dominion voting machines were a secret antifa plot. that's where he spent his time doing instead of finding congress, because it was very, very busy with the antifa plot dominion voting guy. but this ridiculous audit thing, i laughable and as increasingly incoherent as it is to th

it was the week that uk prime minister, borisjohnson, and microsoft founder, bill gates, struck a £400p to invest in green technology projects. bitcoin reached a new all—time high of over $66,000 after starting the year below $29,000. and donald trump announced his new social media network, truth social. the former us president will now have his own online platform after being banned from twitter and facebook. in a press release, the trump media and technology groups said it would fight back against the big tech companies of silicon valley. and one of those big tech companies of silicon valley may be headed for a major rebrand. according to tech site the verge, facebook will imminently be involved in a company name change. the verge said it would reflect mark zuckerberg's focus on the metaverse and would be announced on or before and even then, the five—metre—tall statue had to be printed in acrylic resin in ia different pieces, which were then glued together and covered in marble dust. of course, now the data exists from the 3d scan, it's not a big leap to think that in the future any

last time she was seen in public is two days ago if at a reception with business leaders including bill gatese had to cancel a trip to northern ideal to rest. she was seen using a walking stick. her husband prince philip passed away just over six months ago. britain's longest reining monarch serving as queen since 1952. norah. >> o'donnell: 95 years old. thank you very much. new fears for the lives of the missionaries being held hostage in haiti. there is a threat to kill them if millions in ransom isn't made. manuel bojorquez. >> reporter: tonight, a video showing the gang's leader says he will put a bullet in american hostages if he doesn't get what he wants. cbs news has not confirmed the authenticity of the video. the official demand was $17 million for the 16 americans including five children and a canadian abducted near this orphanage saturday. they worked with ohio's christian aid ministries where a spokesperson read a statement from their families today. >> we thank him he is god and asks him to hear ound ing our fam reper insecurity as well as the violence, the missionaries kidnappin

doctors had urged the 95-year-old to rest after hosting an event attended by john kerry and bill gates. sources say she's in good spirits. >>> a memorial service for colin powell will be held november 5th at washington national cathedral. the event will be invitation only. the former secretary of state died monday from covid complications and was battling multiple myeloma. >>> another problem at airports across the country. a computer glitch forced sky west airlines which operates planes for united, delta and american to cancel more than 600 flights. the airline says its systems have been restored, but morean2 ready becanceled. >>> yr freather. more storms are moving into northern california and the pacific northwest. flash flood watches are posted in areas that recently burned in wildfires. up to 10 inches of rain could fall in the next few days. checking today's high temperatures, 50s in the northwest and around the great lakes. above normal readings in the northeast and rockies. and looking ahead, forecasters say most of the country will see above normal temperatures this winter. hi

last time she was seen in public was two days ago at a reception with business leaders, including bill gatescial visit to northern ireland earlier this week following advice to rest. she was recently seen using a walking stick. her husband prince philip passed away just over six months ago. she is britain's longest-serving monarch, reigning as queen since 1952. norah. >> o'donnell: at 95 years old. all right, holly williams, thank you very much. well, tonight, new fears for the lives of those missionaries being held hostage in haiti. there's actually a threat to kill them if millions in ransom isn't paid. cbs's manuel bojorquez reports from port-au-prince, where criminal gangs rule the streets. >> reporter: tonight, a video 'swi put a bullet in american hostages if cbs news has not independently confirmed the authenticity of the video. the initial ransom demand was $17 million for the 16 americans, including five children, and a canadian, abducted near this orphanage saturday. they worked with ohio's christian aid ministries, where a spokesperson read a statement from their families today. >

modern civilization and the people funding this whether it's the jeff bezos or richard branson or bill gates who is one of the biggest climate activists, actually is bidding on the world's largest private jet transport company so it's not going to affectthem all . i get into that in the book as well. this is a system in which the people in charge are going to have their livesaffected . this will affectwhat we regrettably called the masses . the new deal will suppress the absolute masses. we have people declaring in a climate emergency they want to go from cobit lockdowns to climate lockdowns. you can only flywhen it's morally justifiable . we have climate lockdowns where people will have missed more freedom. you have a moment who likes recessions. this is why the major environmentalists praise the covid lockdowns and there is a movement in academia where they need to add climate change because it causes death to death certificates so we can start getting the tolls from climate change will be much greater. they want to now have climate change daily, monthly annual death toll engine more polit

modern civilization and the people funding this whether it's the jeff bezos or richard branson or bill gates who is one of the biggest climate activists, actually is bidding on the world's largest private jet transport company so it's not going to affectthem all . i get into that in the book as well. this is a system in which the people in charge are going to have their livesaffected . this will affectwhat we regrettably called the masses . the new deal will suppress the absolute masses. we have people declaring in a climate emergency they want to go from cobit lockdowns to climate lockdowns. you can only flywhen it's morally justifiable . we have climate lockdowns where people will have missed more freedom. you have a moment who likes recessions. this is why the major environmentalists praise the covid lockdowns and there is a movement in academia where they need to add climate change because it causes death to death certificates so we can start getting the tolls from climate change will be much greater. they want to now have climate change daily, monthly annual death toll engine more polit

so even the w h l, which is heavily funded by professional sleazeball bill gates, who is very pro vaccine even day the w h l. don't believe vaccine. passports are going in a good direction. but as long as we're on the topic of passports, i do support sociopath passport, or a socio passport for those with a speech impediment. everyone takes a sociopath test and then you get a special green card. if you're not one, this would mean all our current government officials, politicians, names for media used, car, salesman, and 10th grade english teachers would not pass the test and therefore not participate in our society. don't worry, we wouldn't kill them. we just, we did, we just put them in a room which char, bob jackson, let it sort of self out. sir, you're right, mrs. saunders. maybe you should've thought about the repercussions when you are screaming at me about pride and prejudice. now i don't know why lady catherine did man polluted with rebuff. mister darcy advances. maybe she's got mercury poisoning . i don't know. i don't know. and in other news, i decided the other day to harass some

. >> driving home the point, the 95-year-old queen had anned a yens with john carey, bill gates and other a fashion statement in baseball. >> atlanta braves outfielder peterson has been wearing a string of pearls on the field for the last three weeks. he likes how they looked in a jewelry store. he bought them. >> maybe they are good luck. since he started wearing them, he hit four home runs in ten games. wearing pearls to try to win a ring. >>> finally, the adorable pep talk from a toddler. >> a mom in australia posted a video of her daughter. take a look for yourself. >> i can see myself. you're bold. you're beautiful. today, you are not going to let people's words affect you. >> she said today you will not let other people's words affect you. those are words to live by. just beyond her years here. and also so cute. >> supercute. she got the words from supermodel ashley graham. she looks in what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more....beginners' yoga. namaste... ...surprise parties. aww, you guys. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... ...for 3!... ...so i can du mo

expansion of the term autism so it can include everybody from the person who needs 24/7 care to perhaps bill gates who some people talk about as having the nerd or the geek. and whereas we use to devalue people with autism, we now value aspects. the certain characteristics that we are disabling have been reconfigured as an enabling like the ability to see systematic relations, like the ability to see certain kinds of relationships between parts of a transistor or microchip. we know there are people with autism that have all kinds of wonderful abilities and they were denied those in the past because of what that word meant. with autism and other awareness is where the diagnoses tend to be linked with poor family relations or with lineage. what are the factors that make things better and if we are on the right course, how can we stay that course. >> one of the things i've always found interesting is when the term autism spectrum became more well-known. some people on one side of the spectrum it can be between but you don't really hear a spectrum with regards to other mental health issues, just. >> i

find solutions to it, but in fan is away from those are things the vaccination has microchips or bill gates. this space week is sponsored by lockheed martin. i mean, the surely people have reason to worry about how science is built into the military industrial complex. i mean, it is literally, i mean britain is a new space force. trump famously inaugurated by them is continuing a space force was in space, space week is about war. science has always been intimately connected with the military and with security and going all the way back to, you know, the manhattan project and, and before that, you know, in fact, so asked of lies ations science inevitably, unfortunately, has progressed more rapidly at a time when nations need it particularly, you know, when it comes to things like defense and security. but that's not normal science is about funding. the science, we like to say science is value free. of course it's not and scientist certainly on value free. but it's what we do with that science. what we do with the technology, which is up for debate for, for good or for evil. one can always ar

was considered to be, you know, the up, the end on the be all and so, so this guy was kind of the bill gates of his day, i guess. well, i mean, it was shocking, like build the level of amount of corruption he did. and a lot of it was targeted at like his rivals like carnegie. he defrauded him essentially and got a part of his controlling interest in one of the railways. and he just used outright. well, it looks like a lot of what you see in the global financial markets, especially says 2000 nate. but these big banks get find, you know, they pay a small fine and then they move on, or any of the other. it's called agree you've seen at the big multinational corporations a highlight. one of the things he did, which again, look back at any of the past 10 years of kaiser for in doesn't a sound a lot like what we've already seen in the global financial crisis. in august of $1869.00 gould and his partner fisk began to buy gold in an attempt to corner the market, hoping that the increase in the price of gold would increase the price of wheat and motivate western farmers to sell. this in turn, would c

>> it was so stunning that bill and melinda gates when they were told about it sat down and cry. frequently warned buffett was going to given this amount of money in trust them to do it. i asked one did what the deposition to be renamed? he said no. so it was a selfless act. one buffett for most of his life was that focus on philanthropy but he realized he got us are nation had all his might come with you going to do with it? he doesn't want to spend the time giving it away. he likes making the money so we gave it to people who enjoyed as bill and melinda gates do, getting away the money. i thought it was a smart warren buffett kind of idea that many of the people wouldn't have thought of. [inaudible] incredibly talented musician who he represents jazz in america today. i'm sure of that. there's some line that you quoted from him in which he talked about louis armstrong and he says he was such a genius that he could lie about how great he was and still not be saying enough. i just thought that come what an inventive thing to say. >> interesting he points out an interview at one p

every man woman and child as a children's allowance and my objection was you will give that to bill gates and melinda who will now file separate income tax returns but he doesn't need it. so at that point the other school of thought was the negative income tax we would have that program that it is reduced as your income increases so finally we talk them around that. >> the folks in the staff people with no with no positive response from lyndon johnson came up with an adf and then to come up with a negative income tax i had actually engaged and i had dinner with him and said you want to think about. so anyway we finally got in front of him and moynihan said go with. and then manage and then nixon would agree to it. >> it is very important of the negative income tax to name things so it's also interesting the society produce new federalism early on. >> but there is so much else i have to miss because i want to ask about nixon you are some interesting things and some that i think he entered the presidency opening hoping in areas of human they need to hitch power to decency what do i mean by

secretary wilkie worked under bill gates and donald rumsfeld in the bush administration.on, secretary of defense harold brown. you don't see that caliber in this administration this white house. >> inflation will come back down eventually, spending will over the cost of living in the long-term. stuart: thanks very much indeed. i want to bring in stephen more. i lived through the stagflation of the 1970s. it was not very pleasant, and ugly time for america in general. will we repeat the stagflation of the 70s? >> i lived through the 70s, i was a teenager, everything was more expensive whether was groceries or gasoline. i think the comparison between what is happening now and what happened in the 70s that worries me as an economist is there's an energy crisis going on in the world and it hit europe first, a natural gas shortage, oil shortage, they are moving towards coal as their primary source of energy because green energy doesn't work. no politician should pay attention to that. green energy is niche market energy, not going to power $22 million academy with windmills an

. >> bill gates is one of the most remarkable business people that has ever lived. >> to you like himher like nor dislike bill. it's hard to have an emotional reaction to him. >> he's trying to kill you, is he not? not physically but -- >> bill is trying to kill everybody. >> there's many people, mr. gates, that look at your move in the gaming industry saying there he goes. the bully is back. he dominates our work lives and now trying to dominate our living rooms. what do you say to that? >> we're about giving people empowering tomorrows. if we can make a contribution, that is fantastic things. >> those that say you're trying to take over the world, what do you say? >> i'm building a big -- a great product. ite is now hiring. >> you will love your job. >> there's room to grow... >> ...and lots of opportunities. >> so, what are you waiting for? >> apply now... >> ...and make a difference. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ >> man, i love that song! clerk: hello, how can i? sore throat pain? ♪honey lemon♪ try vicks vapocool drops. in honey lemon chill. for fast-acting so