and the thing is, it is interesting what there is, what he and his drove, david koch, also a graduatef mit, both of them looked at that is a -- where are the systems, the wid g widgets, how can we turn the dials, and what interested me when i was writing about them, and their point of view, they tried running in an election in 1980 on a libertarian ticket. he ran against ronald reagan from the right, because they thought reagan was too liberal -- >> that's scary. >> so they tried the old fashioned way and they got less than 1% and they spent millions of their own dollars. manies of them give up, they did not, they said we're going to win it another way, we're going to rig the system. and they spent the last 40 years figuring out how do you rig it. >> so it has ban engineeri-- be engineering this for years. >> i imagine a lot of your viewers don't realize it but they use koch brothers products, brawny paper towels, georgia pacific lum bber. they have a huge business to protect. they think that the free market should sold everything. and that government should not be in the social safet

about his clients, which have reportedly included the likes of multi- billionaires david geffen and david koch home in milan, we're told, was done for giorgio armani. >> marino: i like my clients. all of my clients say, "peter, you're talented, but your best virtue is your discretion." they really don't want to be talked about. >> kroft: this hamptons' beach house was designed for a young hedge fund manager and his wife, and this ski chalet in lebanon with ocean views for a swiss banker. but for every private client marino won't speak about, somewhere in the world he is unveiling a project that is the talk of the town. >> wow! >> kroft: like boontheshop, a multi-brand luxury shopping center that takes up two downtown blocks in seoul, south korea. no expense was spared. >> marino: it's all white greek marble. these are trapezoids, like they fell to space. it's an interesting building because the entire inside is rough concrete. >> kroft: he says it was built for the family that controls samsung. i mean, it's fair to say you work with some of the richest people in the world, right? >> marino: ye

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>> david koch of the koch brothers and coke industries, one of the top funders of climate science disinformation campaigns to the tune of $79 million over decades, was on the board of the american museum of natural history. the contradiction of having -- amy: he stepped down after 23 years. >> he did because of the outcry from scientists and visitors to the museum. the american museum of natural history also recently slashed their investments in the fossil fuel industry. down to all but 2%. this is really encouraging. museums are recognizing and asience institutions like aa are sponsors of this global march on science or march for science. that is a new thing that institutions are really stepping outside of their comfort zone to realize they need to play more active role. amy: your now helping to organize exhibits at museums. can you talk about the one you're working on right now. >> we're developing one for the carnegie museum of natural history. it is in collaboration with an indigenous community nation in bellingham washington. --has been impacted threatened by fossil fuels. they really depen

i'm the david h. koch institute for integrative cancer research. i've been actively participating in cancer research for the past 36 years including overseeing a research laboratory at m.i.t. focused on cancer genetics. along with dr. jaffee and dr. dina singer, i co chaired the cancer moon shot blue ribbon panel. dr. beckerle was on the panel as well. it described several areas in research, treatment, and prevention and we look forward to discussing this with you today. let me also express my appreciation to the members of congress for the passage of the 21st century cures act which was supported in the house and the senate and includes funding for moot shot programs for the next seven years. cancer research discoveries made over the last few decades have led to powerful new classes of cancer medicines which are impacting the lives of thousands of cancer patients today. other discoveries detect the disease at earlier stages when conventional treatments are more successful. still, despite this progress, based on current statistics, over the next te

the report was sponsored by a conservative group linked to charles koch and david coke. arabia this week turned into a lobbying mission. she tried to persuade aramco to pick london for what is likely to be a record-breaking ipo. she is trying to present britain as a financial sector. global news, 24 hours a day. powered by our more than 2600 journalists and analysts, in more than 120 countries. i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. guy: thank you. donald puts will meet theresa the britons growth over the exit for the block. christian schulz is still with us. jon moulton, good morning. kristen scholz said we are heading for a soft exit? jon: he is wrong. be or craddick and subject to elections. the mechanics of negotiating a friendly deal are improbably capable of being done in two years. in fact, 10 might be a challenge. so while we may get some bits of it may actually be sensible to assume that it will be the way and save acrimony trying to get to a deal that cannot be negotiated. guy: we could have a transition time and we can be friends at the end of it? the indeed. a

koch brothers, the conservative funders of that movement are against it. there is a lot of opposition and the white house might say, let's just graphic -- scarrap it. david other,, those who it,rite, they say -- favor what are they saying and how will benefit the consumer? matt: they want to bring down tax rates, that usually generates growth. and it could incentivize people to buy more, by more exports or domestic made products, versus exports which will have a tax on it. people who support it say that campaignwith trump's slogan, make america great again, and his promises, so the white house, led by the president they think will come down on the side of supporting it, because it is seen as a way to boost american manufacturing and companies. david: ok. thank you. reporting on news that jeffrey laer is leaving the richmond fed. he has been there for 13 years. he announced his intention to resign in october, after some improper disclosures, he is leaving the fed early. again, the richmond fed issuing a statement, saying this is the outcome of an investigation. they have not taken appropriate actions. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ in his letter to shareholders,