>> josiah wedgewood. he took a lazy, unorganized set of pottery workers, he brought them together, he made this lovely china -- the queen of russia wanted 1000 plates with different scenes from greek mythology on them. he was desperate because he did not have the artists to do this. he finally produced the order. he said that i need to have a school and get these teenagers to begin to design and paint. he could see the industry whole, from the beginning of making the product to marketing it. ford is another. not only could he see the possibility of a cheap car but the possibility of selling his own cars. he set up 7000 dealerships by 1910. i think those are some of the impressive capitalists. you have the innovation of the whole system in one person. tom watson is another. >> there's more that you can read about in the book, "the relentless revolution -- a history of capitalism." we are out of time and i thank you very much. >> i enjoyed talking to you. [captioning performed by national captioning institu

who knows his forgiveness as i do -- and josiah so ashamed to have hurt the people that i love. i am so sorry to have let so many people down, people who have been fighting so hard for me. america will survive and thrive in those values, but the causes greater than any of the people. this is based -- by stepping aside this cannot be used in -- as a political football, to undermine the cause that i have labored for my entire adult life. this is my home. and it has been such an honor to serve you. for 16 years, -- the toll has been very high, and my plans are focused on repairing my marriage and continuing my walk with god. i only ask you that you should respect the privacy in this time. and i have no further comments. >> in connecticut, richard blumenthal says that he misspoke about his service during the vietnam war. he did not officially apologize for these statements about being featured in combat. this was the center of the story in the "new york times." they spoke at a veterans affairs office in connecticut for about 25 minutes. >> good afternoon. i am a veteran of the marin