i call it magna carta 2.0. it gives the british people, which has a wonderful legacy, i'm glad -- i love britain. i love what they just did. magna carta, parliament. representative democracy, freedom, equals growth. that's the way i see it and the e.u., i put them right in there with the imf and world bank and all that other. you can have them. i'm for free trade but i want free trade to be governed properly in accord with american interests and democracy. yes, ma'am. >> what you think of the u.k. leaving the european union? larry kudlow: that's brexit. i'm in favor of it. i think you were, too. yes, sir. >> i came to work on wall street under the aegis of the chesney martin who replaced truman's poodle, and i think that's fair description. larry kudlow: f.d.r.'s poodle. >> would you care to contrast the era of ma chesney martin and the public posturing and public statements in comparison to this minstrel show of the fed board of governors and the way they conduct themselves in this day and age? there is a diff

go back to the magna carta. they took it very seriously. these are people who are seeking order and liberty so that they can orient their lives based on their faith commitments and they do not impose that on their fellow men. good inlower compact is theological commitments but it is also a prudential document so there is not anarchy when they land in new england, but they do this anyway when they are not imposing a faith tradition, their lease on the others. they are recognizing the principle of citizenship equality with their fellow passengers. >> i would like to add one thing if i may. plymouth is not philadelphia, pennsylvania, the radical egalitarianism of william penn, who will come just a few years later and formed his own proprietary colony in pennsylvania. patterson has mentioned, we do not want to make too much of it but it is a remarkable thing in an age where there is this fairly rigid class structure is certainly throughout europe. yes, and you also make the point in your lectures religious freedom, not mere toleration, is an am

also save the giant panda at the zoo and also bringing the magna carta to the archives. so how do you do it all? what about your leadership? >> i feel i was as good of a leader as the people i interviewed so i talk about what i try to do as a leader to recognize i went out to interview the most famous that i knew who were leaders in business or culture and the book is a summary of what they told me it takes to be a leader. >> you feel any particular qualities of leadership from these people? so tell me what you found to be the most important quality or the connected thread? >> assistance is number one because nobody wakes up and can get anything done that they want nobody has ideas that are sold brilliant when jeff basil so i will sell books on the internet people laugh also communicate with other people and learn on - - teach them so they can work with you and also it's important to be humble with the humility that gets further than arrogance but in the end those that are they want to do something useful with their life they think it's useful and in many cases it is you