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they had trusts, steel trusts, oil trusts, sugar trusts, john d. rockefeller, richest man in the history of the world and it was said about him that he had done everything to the pennsylvania state legislature except for refine it. the legislatures were literally owned by the corporations and they chose the senators. so the senate was owned by corporations. and you know, warren harding in 1921, when there was union strikes in west virginia, 10,000 union workers, he asked the united states air force to drop bombs on them. and he was in the pocket of the coal industry. that's what happened. we lost our democracy. how did it get restored? a few really courageous journalists who are doing what you are doing today, like sinclaire and you had politicians back then, teddy roosevelt, who was willing to stand up to what he called the benefactors of great wealth and put the bit into the mouths -- they passed a graduated income tax that forced corporations to pay their fair share. they passed union laws and allowed unions to organize which created the middle

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probably get hyperinflation lose all the time consistent so that part of you are bought for value on the john d. or so i think the costs are going to take you know you can't win for losing i mean i don't i can't see any potential upside at all in doing that either you have to make a decision one way or another it would be it's painful to stay in the eurozone it will be painful to be out of it but at least you have control of your finances what's better role and what's worse it's the it's the place the least worst option and you know before a country devalues it always seems much worse than often. country devalues russia still that in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight and you remember everybody said russia is too big to fail you know b. level and to russia or a guy in the last generation if the ruble devalues in one thousand nine hundred eight and what actually happened well you know after the devaluation six months later of really want to lend to russia again obviously greece is a different type of situation the political capital there is much greater but the economics i think are actually

monopolists like john d. rockefeller and j. p. morgan became the leader of our finance establishment that wielded more day-to-day power than the government itself. without the inconvenience obligation to answer to the judgment of any electorate. p. morgan. morgan och conservatives became wedded to the idea that unfettered capitalism was indispensable to the survival of democracy. that marriage has in toward. these were ingrained ideas raised to the level of feel logical dogma with little apparent concern for their intensely materialist character. these are ideas roosevelt challenged and discarded and thereby he saved both capitalism and democracy. this conservatives have never accepted and how he did it they have never forgiven. roosevelt's new deal, his revolution in some way became the victim of its own success. it produced a new and broader definition of middle class. it opened opportunities for working class and especially the uncounted numbers of the children of the working class to live well and prosper. it created a new gen

you look back at what john d. rockefeller senior wrote.e said i have got so much money i cannot get any satisfactio out of spending the next there are on me. he said i don't need another car, i don't need another suit, i don't need more shoes. the only thing i hav discovered that giv mesatisfaction is sharing that with other people. so the question is, what good is it giving pleasure to? it raises the profile of philanthropy. i argue even more abroad than here. the whole culture of philanthropy is -- it doesn't exist. i used to tral in the vineyards of bordeaux and people would ask me what i did. >> he is a wine connoisseur among other talents. >> i remember one owner, chef lynch, and he said you mean people in the united states give a million dollars to go to do charity? and i said yes, not only me but a lot of people for charity. >> the idea of people giving away lots of money -- >> so they raised a consciousness of giving. >> yes. especially abroad. look at the new foundations that have been set up in india and china and russia and in l

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. >>> today is the 67th anniversary of the d-day invasion. senator john kerry joined other veterans in commemorating the landings in normandy, france. >>> next up, the top story at the bottom of the hour. reaction to the comments and the apology from representative anthony weiner. @@ >> bret: no grapevine tonight. the top story at the bottom of the hour, new york democratic congressman anthony weiner today confessed he had inappropriate exchanges with women online. weiner maintained, however, he sees no reason to resign. let's go back to new york to get update from senior correspondent eric shawn who is at the news conference. good evening, again. eric? >> hello, bret. he stood there for an hour taking all the reporters' questions. congressman anthony weiner was clearly humiliated, embarrassed, contrite and tierful, choking up when he talked about his wife huma who has been married to for less than a year. he said what he did on the internet was dumb, self-destructive and he says he takes full responsibility for it, having explicit and inappropriate commu

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d vepmt,secretary of u.s. department of commerce. >> secretary, john, he's -- [everyone talking at once] >> he's been ambassador twe. >>ambassador at age 32, appointed by a range of -- [everyone talking at once] >> he just got back from being ambassador to cha. ok. ntannd the china syndrome. >> the former u.s. ambassador to china was one two speakers at a reuters event in new york city this week. huntsman along with former u.s. secretary ste henry kissinger was asked by harry evans to give his view on china's rise on the global state. husman says china is on the global stage but is learning how to handle it. >> the question now becomes, e eyrey lead on the world stage? and i think there's a lag there. they'll figure it out, but i think there's probably three to five years during which they will have to come to grips with what it to be on the world stage. >> question, jon huntsman served ambassador during that service china backtracked on hun rits will that hurt huntsman on the campaign trail? >> i'm sure that's just a small excerpt but what is he talking abt? this is a great dramatic, dynamic power which is wor

senator john kerry and veterans are commemorating the d-day landing across the coast of france.eisenhower gave the go ahead for d-day. the u.s. joined western allies with a total of 155,000 forces on the beaches in normandy. the operation, of course, was a success. >>> right now in arizona, the weather is not helping firefighters battle a massive fire there. forecasters are calling for wind and possible lightning in the coming days. more than 2,000 firefighters are trying to contain the blaze that has scorched more than 287 square miles in the last ten days. homeowners say the fast-moving flames gave them little time to get stuff out of their houses. >> when i got down in there, another sheriff came pulling up and said i had to get out. i said i had an escort. he said you have to leave now because the fire was right there and we had to turn around and leave. >> the fire, burning near the new mexico state line, is considered the third largest ever in arizona. >>> and midwest is bracing for record flooding, melting snow and rain has the missouri river swollen. the arm corps of eng