after the break bishop desmond tutu told those of the world economic forum that it's time for a revolution of women in the world economy the world's wealthiest react to his call and what else are the corporate elite up to in davos. let's not forget that we had an apartheid regime right now. i think is feeding on it well. whenever the government says they're going to keep you safe get ready because you know their freedom. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. welcome back to the big picture i'm tom hartman coming up in this half hour the world's economic elite are the party up in davos switzerland for the world economic forum where they actually doing anything to help the rest of the world and who's making all the noise floor a listers there and she'll tell also that i did speak the science segment we all know magic mushrooms made the sixty's a colorful war but what is new rese

capitalism in its current form has no place in the world around us and on wednesday south africa's desmond tutu offered his explanation as to why the world economy is in such a mess calling for a revolution for women. i have i have i have tried to see you know what we need is it. i think. we ought to be see to me that. you have made enemies. just get and left us. it can't be ignore that the majority of financial elites on this planet are men so maybe ten to two has a point but there are also a lot of other big issues at play here or there in davos with the world economy hanging on the brink joining us now for an update from davos what's going on high up in the mountains of the swiss alps i'm joined by lauren lyster host of capital account lauren welcome. tom la thank you for having me on the cell thanks for joining us did the bishops comment provoke any follow up there. you know tom i don't want to be a naysayer but i do have to say that although this is great and you know it's certainly are they are strong statements and they did come in the opening remarks after angela merkel made her big ope

the only other person that got that desmond tutu. >> wow. >> jon: got a lot of this. >> mighty good companyy good company. what's happening. >> nothing, man. i'm-- i'm getting ready for the holidays. >> jon: what are we doing? >> a movie, a movie, they made me do it. they made me shave my head but i'm growing it back now. >> jon: you're a lucky man because you have the shape of a head, and let's facing it, what guys and shaved heads, it is very hit or miss. i have what i believe to be an eggplant head. a if i were to shave my head i think it would be a bad situation. >> just a forehead that never stops. >> jon: that's exactly right. some people may think oh, look at him, he's an alien but very smart. but you got-- you can pull off a somewhat of a military cut. >> yeah, i guess so, man. i mean if you say so. >> jon: if i the first person to tell you that you look okay with a shaved head? >> well, my kids liked telephone. they were cool with it but i think that they don't really have a choice. i'm the only dad they have. >> jon: they could trade you in. don't think that you are invincible wit

after the break bishop desmond tutu told those of the world economic forum that it's time for a revolution of women in the world economy how the world's wealthiest react to his call and what else are the corporate elite up to in davos. is he he. used. to. very warm welcome to you here's a quick look at your headlines thousands march in poland us government websites are down by hackers opposed to warsaw signing up to an international anti-piracy agreement the pact was negotiated in secret and covers a broad swathe of copyright material from pharmaceuticals to films. iran considers cutting its oil supply to europe before the european union sanctions come into full force in july the move comes as an attempt to head off the trade ban imposed earlier by sunday european nations to curb its nuclear program. and in syria the arab league observers resume work after a week's break and are already set to take their findings to the u.n. security council however any prospect of foreign intervention or sanctions has been opposed by russia this is government troops launch an all out offensive on a protes