keep in mind when george h.b. bush was president, a thousand people pled guilty to felonies. by the way, the department of justice under eric holder, went after small fry. the people that lied about a million loans, defrauded investors didn't really pay a price. so wall street really never paid a consequence, did the critical self-examination required and the minute they were back on their feet they have been waging a rear guard fierce battle against all the wall street reforms. they have spent over a billion 5 on lobbying since the financial crisis and contributed over $1.6 billion to federal campaigns, mostly to republicans. now, the congressional republicans and their powerful forces i think are poised to strip away a lot of the safeguards that were put in place starting protection burea >> but what about the protection on the matter? >> it's hooey. we know the trump administration has a disrespect for history, ignorance of history. you just have to look back leading up to the great crash of '29, wall street was loose, unfeu unfettered, we had deregulation of the snl indus

george h.b. wush clinton, george w. bush and president obama all were on it this stage never in the history in the history of this country -- have there been five presidents in a subsidy program anywhere any time for any reason mark made that happen and it is the hall mark of the success that he had here and then last year in 2016, the vietnam war summit, was a program that was comparable to the one he did on civil rights. i have said i think or there are rare are few feel in the world that are had visionary. they're creative -- and know how to come u up with an idea that's new and different. they're also a small number of people who know how to implement an idea and program and those are normally two different people. mark is both. he knows how to come up with a whole new creation and then knows how to implement it and he's that rare individual. he left to become the director, the ceo of the museum medal of honor music and he still serves in that capacity but he's also written even more books on presidency he wrote couragei

enterprise funds were launched in the early 1990s by george h.b. bush, were country focussed where u.s. government dollars funded investments in developing countries. it was an idea that was ahead of its time. and there were several dozen of these enterprise funds that were launched. many of them were very successful. some that had some hiccups. but most were broadly very successful. but you would ask yourself, well, why hasn't -- there is any number of different countries where you would say we ought to be applying this. thankfully, in the obama administration, there were a number of countries where there was political will to apply this tool. and i think it's a very valid and useful tool for our tool kit in the united states. and so we have examples from tunisia and egypt that we're going to talk about as well. we're going to talk a little bit about the history of what are these things, how they come about, what can we learn from the past. how are some of the more recent ones operating. and then finally, i think the most important thing is about the f