back to conversation with david rothkopf david is the president and c.e.o. of garten rothkopf an international advisory firm specializing in transformational trends associated with energy choices climate change emerging markets and global risk it is also the c.e.o. and editor at large of foreign policy magazine and the author of multiple internationally acclaimed books including power. the epic rivalry between big business and government and the record that lies ahead let's go back to it you were saying you were talking about we thought capitalism won this kind of laissez faire american all american for but there are alternatives we thought anglo american capitalism live and you know what we've been hearing since the eighty's is leave it to the markets small government let's get out of the way but what happened well. we i was in the clinton administration we went along with it we got rid of glass steagall we you know pushed things to the point where wall street was able to take advantage of the situation do what it markets always do overreach blew up demonstr

it's a nice conversation with great minds i'm joined by david rothkopf president of the sea and c.e.o. of garten rock copper and international advisory firm specializing in transformational trends associated with energy choice climate change emerging markets and global risk is the visiting scholar at the carnegie endowment for international peace was formerly u.s. deputy undersecretary for commerce for international trade policy it is also the c.e.o. and editor at large for foreign policy magazine and the author of multiple internationally acclaimed books including power inc the epic rivalry between big business and government and the reckoning of lies ahead david welcome nice to be here thanks thanks for having us what's the story of care of the goat and sturrock copper or burger. berg and how does a related current conditions of international tensions well it's interesting you know i had a sense that our system had gotten out of balance and that the scales of american democracy had a big thumb up and were tilting towards. special interests corporate interests financial interests and

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that's it for the big picture it's a night when it's morrow night for a talk with david rothkopf c.e.o. and editor at large of foreign policy magazine our conversations with great minds and don't forget democracy begins with you it all starts when you get out there and get active get out there and occupy something your suitable. sometimes you see a story and it seems so for you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture.

that's it for the big picture of the night turning to morrow night for a talk with david rothkopf c.e.o. and editor at large of foreign policy magazine and our conversations with great minds and don't forget democracy begins with you it all starts when you get out there and get active get out there and occupy something your it civil. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for life you think you understand it and then you live something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. more news today violence is once again flared up the film these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada the fine to hope for asians to rule today the big. wealthy british style. sometimes violent political. news.

up next david rothkopf look that the relationship between public and private power in the world that is this is different debts of capitalism. he is joined by hormats and daniel yergin. it is an hour and a half. >> good afternoon. via i m the editor of "foreign policy" and i'm delighted to welcome you to this sneak preview of david rothkopf's new book "power, inc.," the epic rivalry between big business and government and the reckoning that lies ahead. we're happy to see you here on a rainy afternoon. thank you for that. this should be a terrific -- the book does not come until march 1st. you are the debut audience and i am going to use the debut title among many titles and this is probably the first public event in which i can introduce him not only as my friend and colleague at "foreign policy" where he has been riding a great blog for the last three years but as the ceo and editor at large so we are delighted not only to welcome you today but also to welcome -- it is the first case of a blocker turned ceo. his other title and the reason you are here today is author as well. this i