john d. rockefeller used to give dimes on the street you know the poppers and the presence for p.r. purposes so this is a purely in the vein of trying to appease the the mob from you know getting the pitchfork well the language that his lawyer reviews that was very let them eat cake from bringing the homeless a cup of coffee in the morning and sharing time with them to handing them hundreds of dollars at a time mr shanker has always been able to simply walk past those in the most distress well the lawyer doesn't mention the fact that yes he's walking past these people in distress a lot of them he's the one that goldman sachs put them there. of course and they are conspiring to create this homo's class of as an america or for some reason happy to get their thin dime their cup of coffee from the shanker as you walk through a grand central station when they should be proud more properly taking some actions to really balance the social contract let's say some acts the judge and listening to all this. evidence that shanker gave all this money to beggars and homeless people the judge just

john d. rockefeller and family members of carnegie, the big political positive for salmonella from ohiguy fromo called tey roosevelt that damn cowboy. these have been in lair family for againations. >> do they let others go on the land to look at the quail. >> it is not open to the public. >> that is selfish, private. that doesn't sound good. >> at the end of the day results matter. wild quail habitats are being protected and for all the right reasons. >> in texas, ranchers conserve to make money. >> that's right. that's right. >> so in texas we have a case of hunters and ranchers that are actually saving animals that are already on the endangered species list. and there are hundreds of ranches in texas that for years have been raising cattle and they made a business decision to switch to raising wildlife and they want to race wildlife. >> antelope. >> exactly. some native to america but some native to africa, asia and europe. >> animals that are disappearing in africa, asia and europe. >> three in particular. there are three african antelope that are either extinct or nearly extinct in africa

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john d. rockefeller's wife who was spellman before she married him. that kind of involvement had existed for a long time. i don't think rosenwald had that feeling that he was educating people for a limited future. he just knew they needed education, and he was not really philosophically oriented, but more practical. it never occurred to him he was educating people for a limited future. as i say, he gave money to the university as well. there were some libraries associated with schools. >> okay, do we have a question on this side? >> you started to touch on, and i was just wondering about how the interest in philanthropy of education of blacks in the south, and how that spread from rosenwald and rockefeller and to others, how that example might have spread to others. >> well, i think it's significant that if you look at wealthy people today, education is certainly one of the fields they focus on. look at bill gates, probably our wealthiest philanthropist at the moment. he chose two fields important to rosenwald -- public education and public health. th