and by controlling prices, and some more on this, i am joined now by david leno, a bach 8 professor of entrepreneurship at the university of baltimore. thanks so much for joining us. he is a co author. i should mention of a book called the oligarchs gripped fusing wealth and power. welcome to dw, thank you so much for your time. and david, you've looked at all the galks in pilot and various countries around the world. how seriously should people in the united states be taking president biden's warning here? i think his warning is spot on. i think it's serious and i think the people in the united states should be taking it very, very seriously. indeed. in fact, i think that we would go actually one step further than wasn't present by that said last evening, which is that the united states was essentially found. it has a kind of oligarchs for public. so it's true. we have a big problem today, but we've been dealing with this issue for 250 years. and as the current circumstances indicate, we still have not gotten a good handle. should we assume that it will all the got it, you know, rich

next morning, dear with the news, said you, you're at work and then pretty soon it's on david, letterman, and jay leno and, and from there it, it, it went from, you know, you go mania and consumer fad to national icon and national joke j, how do you get a you were to go 0 to 60 in 10 seconds. i don't know to drive the class, she's wanting freight but well, the hugo became a media star with sales fleming. that was partly due to developments back home and yugoslavia with a strong personality president. tito had always managed to unite the different peoples and religions in the country. but after his death in 1980 more and more tensions and conflicts flared in yugoslavia leading to war in 1991 swaby was starting to france and we use lobby. it would serve be a goes under un sanctions. as a business, you will, america is sanctioned and now was really b. s. and finally, and in, in 1999, a nato bombed the hugo plant, the soft of a plan. it was a arms manufacturer. and so, you know, this is like, the final question though, of my, you go offer a, can you have it, you go without, you just lobby a. and the answe

morning, dear with the news, said you, you're at work and then pretty soon it's all in the david, letterman, and jay leno and, and from there it, it, it went from, you know, you go mania and consumer fad to national icon and national joke, j, how do you get a you've or to go 0 to 60 in 10 seconds. i don't know. to drive the class or you go did just that and event midland movie drowning mono. think about as i see it, you got to option to buy a 1000 and the cops in drag near the end up with a hugo or after losing the 2 previous vehicles. we have the only car that department was willing to release to us at this point. was an unmarked 1987 hugo in the series. moonlighting bruce willis does whatever you can to get rid of the unlocked car. the ad in die hard 3. he steals a. you go to go on a man. hunt in the simpsons and cars to what country is this car from is no longer exists, but take your for a test drive. so you want me to stop the house right now. it's being strange today . art professor kevin, how can, again, based one of the most successful american exhibitions ever on the car, 2 years ago as a toaster

david letterman. he didn't get it. jay lenork wavered in its support for him. - when we found out that leno was gonna get "the tonight show," we were all obviously... depressed. we felt like we were being punished for making fun of them and not cooperating and not being as collaborative as we could have been. and we also felt like we were being disrespected, because we did 11 years of great shows. - just how pissed off are you? [audience cheers and laughs] - by all rights, david letterman should've taken over for johnny carson. but his agent took a very, very aggressive stand. "we're gonna really control all of late night. it's gonna cost you a fortune." and they put our backs to the wall. - i can only tell you that it has been an honor and a privilege to come into your homes all these years and entertain you. and i hope when i find something that i want to do and i think you will like and come back that you'll be as gracious inviting me into your home as you have been. i bid you a very heartfelt good night. [cheers and applaus