his career takes off in the 19 teams and in his late thirties and forties he is friends with charlie russell and a famed cowboy artists and patrons included john d. rockefeller jr. and loren d. harding and what i was interested in his career is that although he is a very famous carver, the foremost of the western wildlife, mountain goats, lions, grizzly bears and salon, she turns almost not exclusively, but quite intensively to the native themes leader in his career and there are some really beautiful pieces and again there are some pictures in the book and give a sense of what he was out to put some gorgeous tallows mostly meant i think to capture of a life ways during the buffalo days of the early to mid 19th century i should say from that time that he was born in the late 19th century. for all of his accomplishments certainly doesn't become wealthy in his disability is probably made travel difficult but i think also that the very heartening racial boundaries if it is a boundary between the blackfeet reservation and montana for the were much less so for him in the early to mid 20 a century

russell brand is just a silly actor, what about george lucas? a smart businessman made billions,ca helped create "star wars" and indiana jones. charliem this. >> you area among people who kw you a billionaire who is not that crazy about capitalism. >> that's a i true. >> tell me about that. >> well, i grew up in the '60s. i'm t a very ardent patriot but i'm also very ardent believer in democracy, not capitalist democracy. and i do not believe that the rich should be able to buy the government. that is just the way i feel. >> is that the america you see where the rich bought the government? >> come on. it has been that way a long time. john: he has a point there. rich people tend to make political campaigns contributions. >> that is true. frustrating for a lot of peel, a lot of voters. it is also unions. we live in a system that is paid for bit highest bidder. no doubt about that. he is one of the highest bidders. here is someone who contributed thousands and thousands of dollars to democratic campaigns. >> they never get the reason the rich spend all this on government, that the reach are evil or change their behavior. government tha

russell 2000 a little bit to the downside. well, a source close to hank greenberg says he is less than pleased with comments his attorney, david david boies, recently made to fox business. charliehere with exclusive details. >> it's possible he's going to fire david boies, i hear that's a distinct possibility. he might not fire him from all the cases, but he represents three things, an aig case -- excuse me be, a case against greenberg versus schneiderman, i think there's a defamation case, keep him on that big aig case. david elenhorn, assistant new york attorney, boies gave him a free plane ride a couple years ago after a deposition. mr. elenhorn never repaid for that plane ride. mr. green berg says he violated the law. mr. boies says he didn't violate the law. you have the client and the lawyer disagreeing with each other in a story on foxbusiness.com. you can read about it, i posted it on sunday, and it represents one of those odd occasions when both the lawyer for a guy and the guy he's representing disagree on an important subject. i mean, here's the thing, mr. elenhorn's a new york attorney general. he's the guy leading the case against hank greenberg. okay, he hitched a