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and if you remember, john d. rockefeller jr. had to carry the burden of wealth and oversee the empire of the standard oil company. what you conversed today has -- is the parallels are unprecedented. my question to you is , in light of my statement, have you ever researched the gilded age and some of the robber barons and a lot of the carnegies and the rockefeller and so forth and what parallels are we going threw -- through a second gilded age. >> i was nervous when the question started out. didn't know where that was going and i appreciate where it ended up. what she did for investigative journalism never earl 1900s set the temp plate for what a journalist out to do. deep, interview, documents. it was amazing. i'm obsessed with that era and a lot of of the center koch land is an economic history of the united states witch had the guildded age in the robber baron age the laissez-faire age, an era of unbridled corporate power in america i call it's capitalist free fire zone. the problem emerging from that, monopolies, workplace i

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. >> the whole conversation is reminiscent of john d rockefeller and william rockefeller the history standard oil company and also to carry the burden of wealth of the standard oil company but what you converse today that the parallels are unprecedented so my question to you is have you ever researched the gilded age of the robber barons carnegie and rockefeller and so forth cracks are we going to a second gilded age quick. >> i was really nervous when the question started. [laughter] what she did for investigative journalism in the early 19 hundreds with those interviews and that economic history of the united states and from the thirties this is the era of unbridled corporate power in america and then to emerge from that monopoly with income inequality of the thirties under fdr. >> that history repeats itself capitalism in the significant way there isn't enough time to talk about it what role should government play? those entities that win time and time again which is just like koch industries where we go from here. thank you. >> in your opinion does charles koch not understood and

the late 19th century ea of the industry revolution that jack london lived under, the guild age of john d. rockefeller, carnegie, gould and jp morgan this robber barons. in london's youth he experienced a life of expect addition, abuse and survival on a bare minimum wage. the called him a work beast. in jonathon son we see a example of a benevolent master and the boss treats is laborers fairly and decently but there's a third interpretation and i thank my wife for this suggestion. the novel is aan tack an the evils slave rhythm what does buck represent if not enslaved by the dog traders? just as african-americans were enlived by the slave traders who took them to an unknown land. he was beaten and abused. the plot of the novel is how they enslaved dog buck breaks away from his masters and becomes free again. one running with the wolves. a cool interpretation. i like it. so, we're going to talk later about some of the novels -- some of the films and i'm going to have marc eliot come forward and we'll talk but at the films. that would be appropriate. so, jack london -- let's see. was jack l

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and i used to read back in the day like the paperbacks of john d mcdonald. one of my favorite writers ever is raymond hanlon. so have fun when i'm reading the work in just as much or maybe a little more fun when i'm not reading for work. >> all three of you right like people who love to read and all three of these books are a lot of fun to read and can be called page turners. questions from the audience? i invite you to come up to the podium. >> this question is for mr. della went. i recently was reading some biography of ehrenberg and there was a big mystery which occurred when his daughter was traveling from south carolina to new york to visit him about a possible deficit through privacy. it was a fascinating thought that i've never heard of any recent research regarding the outcome that she sailed on. i was wondering, of course this is early 1800s not during the 1700s that you mention. i wondered if your research has shed any light on this mystery? >> unfortunately the answer is no because my book and in 1726 even though i'm aware of the stories, for the

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john lawrence has the latest from washington d c. >>president trump pulling no punches comparing the person who informed the whistleblower to a traitor according to audio reported by the la times. lose more. >>house democrats have issued a warning to the president demanding he stop his reprehensible witness intimidation of the whistleblower. >>i think it's pretty clear what the president's trying to do was trying to deter people from following the courageous example, and this whistleblower. >>the complaint document from the whistleblower has triggered president trump's ukraine scandal and spurred an impeachment inquiry. there's a lot of people out there. that are taking their agenda and running while with it the whistleblower complaint. >>lays out essentially that the president sought to use our taxpayer dollars to benefit himself in a presidential election president trump taking to twitter thursday venting in a now deleted tweet tha% the democrats are trying to destroy the republican party and all that it stands for but mister trump

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john bercow. in this long-running drama, he d a scene of his own. mr. bercow: my tenure as speaker and mp will end when this parliament ends. laura k.: in classic fashion, mr. bercow, who has infuriated the government and was at the allegations, whichnies,ing will go, but only after the latest round ofro brexit corsy is done. mr. bercow: we degrade thisou parliament aperil. [applause] laura k.: that blast aimed at boris johnson, and he was applauded. but look where the clapping comes from. all too obvious this is a house profoundly divided. later tonight, the commons will pack up for a w weeks, the government calling an early >> we will do everything we can to prevent the crashing out on the 31st of october and support an election when that is clear we are not doing the crashing ou laura k.: still time for the forces ranged against the prime minister to defeat him. >> the ayes to the right, 311. nos to the left, 302. laura k.: narrowly, mps voted to force number 10 to publish documents about no deal and the street staff. >> ayes have it. laura k.: the o

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carol has agreed to stay with us and right now joining us by telephone is the former ci arks d -- cia director john brennan. director brennan, when you heard rudy say as he said tonight, if what they are saying is true, it doesn't make any difference. he just becomes the latest person i've heard recently to say in effect some form of the president can say whatever he wants. is that your understanding? >> well, i think rudy's defense and donald trump's comments in the tweet are belied by the very, very rigorous effort that the administration will be taking for th taking to prevent this whistle blower's complaint. fit w if it was appropriate and something they had no concerns about, why are they making this effort prevented from going forward? it's clear that the whistle blower and the inspector general of the office of the dni have followed to the letter the procedures in the whistle blower act, and from my perspective, the acting dni, joe mcgwire who i know well and i had a lot of dealings with, he's a straight shooter in my mind. he consults with his general counsel to make sure what he's doing is

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and we also know that comey isn't telling the truth, like you said,d as well as john brennan, james clapperamantha powers -- >> sean: susan rice. >> susan rice. >> sean: and barack obama. barack obama. >> they need to be held accountable. >> sean: this would be his counterintelligence investigation. congressman, we are expecting a fisa report from the inspector general. to me, anything short of these warrants were illegally obtained, premeditated fraud warrant, chronicled it and unverifiable.the author doesn'td it. the fbi determined themselves it was not true. that was long after they signed the warrant. should have been ahead of time. between that fisa report premeditated and the durham report, do you believe that we will see equal justice under thr law? do these figures that we talk about face indictment and possible convictions? >> well, you know we sent over criminal referrals. whar i would focus on a conspiracy because i think that is really the law. >> sean: the conspiracy and the criminal sense and the legal sense. >> conspiracy and the criminal sense and graig jarrod explaine. they

point that hasn't happened yet it might not happen he might be right but in may 'd of 2019 trump appointed bill barr and john durham to essentially drain the swamp ok they're going after hillary clinton they're going after the top guns in the democratic heart of what we hope right here i know you appearing about we keep hearing about it and it's the news is out there actually it's not out there you never read about it in the mainstream media and i think a lot of americans would be surprised to know that the democrats are actually under investigation there's a huge and now it's interesting if you had google if you google that bill barr would you come up with he's implicated in this whistle blowing 'd scandal ok but don't you think robert and i don't want to go directly into the ukraine great so quickly but since we're there don't you think this call for an impeachment is a distraction from the i.g. report and the origins of russia because i think it is i think there's a huge it's. great here the the the crown prince of western liberal ideology as a critic. well the point is there mr biden is rightly accused o