whenen you buy t this plantt atat walmart.. ♪♪ >> lesley stahl: imagine if your >> lesley stahl: imagine job were to give away upwards of $500 million a year trying to make the world a better place. that is the enviable-- or perhaps unenviable-- task of darren walker, president of one of this country's largest and most prominent philanthropies, the ford foundation. a gay black man who grew up poor in a single-parent home in rural texas, darren walker is probably not who henry ford would have chosen to give away the proceeds of the family fortune. walker believes that in this time of stark and growing inequality, of staggering wealth for a few, but stagnation for far too many, philanthropy needs a major rethink. and he's using his checkbook and his charm to make the case that generosity is no longer enough. >> darren walker: so good evening! >> good evening! >> walker: i'm darren walker, and i have... >> stahlhl: as ford d foundation president, darren walker oversees a $14 billion endowment and a landmark headquarters building in manhattan where more than 1,500 grants are made each year t

as well as the others. >> lesley, let me give you the last word. i want to take a break after that i want to make sure we are back to get the first trade and which i'm sure we will hear from you again. >> what i think is fascinating about this one is it is the largest direct listing we have seen at $100 billion by market value. that is above and beyond what we've seen with palontiel, with slack, other companies that have pursued this method of going public you know, it shows that this way of becoming a public company is possible at, you know, some of the largest levels that we have seen so, you know, i think it is also kind of a reflection on the ability to execute some of the ipo methods compared to what we've seen traditionally. >> we will see you i think, you know, before our show ends hopefully if this thing opens up leslie picker, thank you goldman had the blow-out numbers lay long with jp morgan and wells fargo's earnings, we have to trade that. we have a lot to do. we will be right back after this like jack. he wanted a streamlined version h

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lesley stahl will be along to clear up some mysteries. >> reporter: throughout their 52-year marriagency reagan was her husband's staunchest supporter. >> she was the ideal partner for ronald reagan, both in life and in his political career. >> reporter: you're not getting too old to run again, are you, sir? >> reporter: ahead on "sunday morning," a fresh look at first lady nancy reagan. >> cowan: mark whitaker takes a look at the life of author ernest hemingway. be prepared to be surprised. mark phillips look at britain's prince philip. and steve hartman reports on a boy scout's year-long campout and more on this sunday morning, the 11th day of april, 2021. we'll be right back. >> cowan: business dynasty, philanthropists, they're a family that seemed to have it all, until that is the opioids epidemic put the family under intense scrutiny. erin moriarty has the story so far. >> reporter: do you have any idea of how many buildings bear the sackler name? >> i have no idea. there are so many all over the country, all over the world. >> reporter: like new york city's metropolitan museum o

he'll be talking with lesley stahl. >> reporter: marty baron, the editor of the "washington post," isin. baron took over eight years ago, a few months before amazon founder jeff bezos bought the place. >> what you have accomplished over these last eight years is extraordinary. >> we needed fresh ideas, and he came in with fresh ideas. >> reporter: and money. >> and money. we'll talk about -- >> reporter: the money was not the most important thing? >> no, it's money was not the most important thing. >> tracy: marty baron ahead on sunday. elizabeth palmer takes an easter morning look at some faberge eggs. and co conor knighton watches veterinarians hop to it to protect bunnies. and holiday thoughts from steve hartman and more on this easter sunday morning, april 4, 2021. we'll be back in a moment. ♪ dana-farbeber cancer i instite discovereded the pd-l1l1 pathw. pd-l1.1. they c changed howow the word fightsts cancer. blockiking the pd-d-l1 protei, letsts the immunune system a a, attackck, attack canancer. pd-l-l1 transforormed, revovolutionizeded, immumunotherapy.y. pd-l1 saveved my life

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joining me as the university of sydney appropriate -- associate professor lesley russell.have you with us. we heard from u.s. president biden going into the easter long weekend saying it is a moral obligation for americans to go get vaccinated. is the messaging the issue for australia? has the government been too relaxed by saying it's not a race because we don't have elevated cases? >> i think that has been part of the problem, but the federal government has just not got the organization right. i think that it is doubly heightened because we have done so well in controlling coronavirus, we were told it is not a race, everyone would get their vaccination, and that led us to believe that it would be a rose gold perfect situation. a number of things intervene to prevent that being the case, the most important being the eu held up astrazeneca vaccine and we missed out on some doses. the second one, we have had dreadful floods, which has meant getting the vaccines where they are delivered is problematic for a while. but in the end, i think the problem in a nutshell boils down

that's why president trump recorded his entire interview with lesley stahl and didn't let them edit thehese interviews, make sure you're recording it for yourself so you can release it to the public because this is a travesty, what they're trying to do to america's governor. elizabeth: that's really good advice, congressman. smart stuff. [laughter] thank you so much. love having you on, congressman byron donaldings. come back soon. >>> up knicks, washington examiner -- up next, tijana lowe on top georgia officials now slamming the mainstream media saying they are, quote, dishonest and hypocritical. georgia's top election official even claiming that georgia democrat stacey abrams is, quote, poll testing the impact of words like jim crow, voter suppression. why? to raise political donations. the stacey abrams group is now blasting back. we've got this fight next. ♪ ♪ [announcer] durán catches leonard with a big left. ♪♪ you can spend your life in boxing or any other business, but one day, you're gonna take a hit you didn't see coming. and it won't matter what hit you. what matters is you'

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. >> lesley, i appreciate it that's leslie picker joe, i don't think we have any takers on this one onhe desk, even though as we said it is one of the biggest ipos ever nobody is raising their hand saying, i'm buying this thing, right? i know pete is not from what he said about the other high-flying names. joe, no? >> no, i'm not going to buy this one. i'm going to take a look at it i have been watching snowflake i think what you want to do is let there be several quarters where you get to understand not only what the earnings are going to look like but also how management communicates with investors. i think that's critically important. that's been what i have done in the last couple of years as it relates to ipos. i think it is more of the prudent strategy >>> up next, our call of the day. it is on a financial stock it has doubled over the last year we will see how much more room is ahead >>> plus, as you know by now, april is financial literacy month. we hear a cnbc are committed to sharing messages from business leaders about the importance of financial education. here is dallas ma

jonathan price is going to stand beside her as prince philip taking on the role of the queen's sister, lesleyce charles who's going to be played by dominick west. no release date yet for "the crown. we'll let you know. >>> next up on pop start, joanna gaines, an exclusive sneak peek of season two. we learn there are a couple of things around the home that even expert joanna gaines doesn't know the answer to >> the gaines, we all say carmel, i think it's caramel. >> how do you spell carmel. >>> c-a-r-a. >> caramel, i've been saying carmel wrong my whole life that is caramel, carmel, it doesn't matter how you say it. it smells really good. >> what do you guys go with? caramel? >> caramel. >> i say coupon. >> carmel. >> caramel i think i'm not sure what i say. >> now i can't remember. >> well, you were saying catsup up until yesterday. >> let's not read -- >> off the rails, season two of "magnolia table" premiers tomorrow april 9th on discovery plus. >>> ryan reynolds, you might remember the hilarious commercial he released in september in which satan found his perfect match, and it was the year

younger generation shying away from trends instead appreciating how elderly role models look effort lesleytyle over time. and older men and women share one thing: hats they know how to wear them you ever see a stylish well addressed older gentlemanor lady they always have a cool hat on. so i -- my heed is so big i have to wear men's hats. >> dagen maria i need does this mean i can take my cargo shorts, out of the closet wearing summer. dagen: no -- not at all shorts never went out of style, jon for someone your age but like older gentleman would be wearing linen trousers, seersucker if down south layering like a shirt a swaert then a tweed coat for winter a stylish fedora find of like the grandparent style if you will. i would have thought wearing grandmother's clothes, where -- wear what you can wear as young person as long as you can that is my advice. >> both my -- my grandmother used to work in alterations at town department store until well into 70s, she could sew my other grandmother liked to wear polyester matching pantssuits very itchy horrible. >> mine was descent of the disinform

in fact, if you get in the way back machine and go to "60 minutes" in january she said this to lesleyhave not been groomer younger people for leadership. >> i don't know. you will have to ask her because we are. >> that was kind of sharp. kind of dismissing her. >> i'm not dismissing her. i respect her. i think she is very effective as are many other members in our caucus that the press doesn't pay attention to but they're there and they are building support for what comes next. steve: i think ultimately we have discussed this on the program before, the reason she has a problem with aoc. aoc is not in lock step with her. because nancy pelosi, you know, she wants everybody to be exactly on the straight and narrow with her. ainsley: she is used to everybody doing what she says. steve: exactly. brian: meanwhile straight ahead dr. anthony fauci moves the goal post on indoor dining why he says it's still not okay. incredible. as restaurants across the country try to cover from the pandemic. does he get vaccinated or not? you created your own style. and you - yes, you! turned a sourdough st

lesley: a failure i economy, it is the port of decisions that still exist hurting women. and of their children and shows the washington governors maersk can do great harm even when they're attempting to do good. the economy and job creators are eager to hire back america's workforce and the good paying jobs we should be embracing proven policies to give workers flexibility at the job, a smaller check for life rated under the family act, democrat 300 free paid leave would cost nearly hundred $20000 for the working families and permanently smaller projects with a they use the plan or not. and unfortunately, while there has been a lot of talk about bipartisanship, i believe this issue is the perfect place to begin in the worst thing we can do as policymakers is to reverse the trend strong economic growth the benefit of working women and working families prior to covid-19. an infrastructure package in a massive x-height on the job creators, we are asking for higher america workers. we do have a closely congress but we've achieved bipartisan solutions in this committee on beha