listen to some of the comments that he made along with david rockefeller, when they talked about china almost in this paternal listings. like, let's help, thanks and it's important because they thought, you know, once china sees the benefits of democracy and once we speak with them, we can, we can pretty much guide their rebuild. we focus remoe their expand your next it way. sometimes that's wondering if you talk about not understood, not reading the room, he didn't see that one at all. so. so to answer your question, could you be quote, responsible? absolutely. remember, nobody ever said that he would write all the time. me. i, i don't want to say this after the man died, but people say he was a genius. really? i mean do, do you think he, i mean, he had some wonderful moments, but when you sit back and you ask yourself, what did he come place? nobody, many people here will say he did many things that benefit the west, but was this, did this man benefits human kind, you know, jimmy carter who i think we're going will, will be not with this longer. this man probably had a better underst

stevenen is david rockefeller professor of latin american studies and professor of government at harvard university. he is the co-author of two "new york times" bestsellersw including how democracies.most recently the book will be focusing on today tierney of the minority. why american democracy reach the breaking port kurt weyland is the professor liberal arts in government at the university of texas at austin he is the author of many books including most recently his forthcoming book which we will be discussing democracies resilience to populism threats. welcome and thank you so much for joining steve lutz begin with you if we may. in your new book white tierney of the minority white democracy reach the breaking point. you argue these threats to democracy are even worse than you imagined when you wrote how democracies die in 2018. use a part of those threats comes from the minority aryan features of the u.s. constitution which allows to thwart majorities that sometimes even govern them. tell us why youu believe the mot imminentst threat facing us tody is minority rule? >> i am not sure

was even created for the bilderberg meeting, and the participants underwent face control from david rockefeller netherlands, a former member of the ss. he was a shareholder of a german chemical concern, which during the war years massively used slave labor of prisoners and financed inhumane experiments on prisoners, designed gas chambers and supplied cyclone b. they quickly forgot that the same metamorphosis occurred with the industrial empire flick group, its owner was hitler’s personal sponsor. after the surrender of nazi germany, he was convicted of the massive use of slave labor and the appropriation of the property of holocaust victims. flick was forced to sell his. but the club’s comrades helped, so the victims did not receive a penny, but after 70 years , the threat of being recognized as extreme news hung over the secret club, then they are now trying to carry out a coup d'etat on an international level, after all, this is a seizure of power, in fact, and for this they need artificial intelligence, after all, now in the cyber world, because everything is in our web? well, yes, well, loo

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david. connect with an advisor to create your personalized plan. let's find the right investments for your goals okay, great. j.p. morgan wealth management. >> emily: nypd reportedly warned elevated vigilance is necessary for this year's rockefellertmas tree lighting. the posts there are no threats to the event, but a pro-palestinian event planned flood the tree lighting for gaza. calls on attendees to drown the christmas bells with pr palestinian flags and signs. brian, so they're going to convince people, i will ask our team to bring up images of the day before veterans day. they were kicking on the doors of grand central station, trying to break the glass, this did not work. >> brian: or manhattan bridge on sunday. the macy's day parade, they glued themselves to the street. they did get coverage. people like, can you believe they did this and we see cops unable to pull them up and rip them out like they should. would be great to see someone get inside some websites and understand where they are coming from and route them from the event and let them sit away from what happens because getting publicity is what they want and believe me, we're in a ceasefire now. they are chanting for a ceasefire. we're in one, you idiots, we're i

david site work the thanksgiving day parade. the macy's back when i was a page. >> working for a 30 rockefeller center years ago.of willie wonka. you balloons include beagle scout, snoopy and luffey from the anime one piece as well as po from kung fu panda. how about that? sounds like it's going to be a great show get with those suckers that last forever. something fuller chock a block factory thing. remember lollipops. or something? i don't know. it's i don't know. how would they would make any money? >> we're looking at thanksgiving here. real quick. we do have a system on wednesday. things should clear out in time for thanksgiving. the temperatures fall because the cooler drier air moves in behind it. >> but great shopping weather just again. grab the sweater and you're ready to go. all right. so have the umbrella ready, but expect a nice get together. a nice weather for the get together on thursday. all right. thanks, dave. >> thank you so much to all of you for joining us here at kron. 4 weekend news. stephanie lin. have a safe, happy and wonderful rest of your weekend. we're so grateful for you. in order f