well this guy nick hanauer he's trying to. starve themselves yes i'm saying but other words he knows he deserved to be pitchforked he knows he's he deserves a good team but he's trying to you know somehow make peace with those that will catch up with him and do what they did during the reign of terror remember the reign of terror they say was thirty five hundred banks jurors were decapitated in paris up to forty thousand bank stores in france were words you capitated or got rid of during the post revolutionary cleansing of the banks stores of that era and this is where we're heading for no amazon is the middleman e-bay middlemen bankers middlemen that's the thing is this he sees it as the pitchforks coming revolution is coming when i look at these middlemen in these banks in these billionaire banks toure's and middlemen i see a pitchfork sticking out of their back already the revolution has already begun and it's called the block chain that is the equivalent of the battles of lexington and concord by the way and it's already b

and they tweeted nick hanauer tells c four news problem with capitalism is that ordinary workers don't earn enough to sustain business cycle now again this is public opinion agrees with the likes of tony blair who once said that he doesn't have a problem with the wealth and income gap growing and here we're seeing what the problem is in a society that we do have an economy based on mass consumption you know again nick hanauer is again a guy who's subsidised completely by free money from the market manipulation so he's saying well the problem with the middle classes they don't make enough money i think you need to rephrase that and say the problem with the middle class is that it breaks the law as egregious leah's of the plutocrats do and if they did then they wouldn't be so ornery as to suggest that they are somehow getting the short end of the stick well i believe my opinion is that the middle class would break the law if they could because that's the system in america as george always said it's the public opinion public opinion allows themselves to be slaves allows themselves to be v

well this guy nick hanauer he's trying to. stop me from sell yes i'm saying but other words he knows he deserved to be pitchforked he knows he's he deserves to get seen but he's trying to you know somehow make peace with those that will catch up with him and do what they did during the reign of terror remember the reign of terror they think was thirty five hundred banks to. were decapitated in paris up to forty thousand bank stores in france were were decapitated or got rid of during the post revolutionary cleansing of the banks stores of that era and this is where we're heading for now amazon is the middleman e-bay middlemen bankers middlemen that's the thing is this he sees it as the pitchforks coming revolution is coming when i look at these middlemen in these banks in these billionaire banks toure's and middlemen i see a pitchfork sticking out of their back already the revolution has already begun and it's called the block chain that is the equivalent of the battles of lexington and concord by the way and it's already begu

well this guy nick hanauer he's trying to. starve themselves yes i'm saying i don't.

so what does nick hanauer is that letter about all right it talks about how wealth inequality in this country is that historic levels and it's rapidly increasing and of something isn't done about it soon the masses are going to rise up and overthrow the super rich with pitchforks it's an amazing amazing thing that an elite would actually come out and say something like this do you think it could really happen i sure hope so i don't have all my money tied up in pitchfork technology for my health pitchfork technology currently the top one percent of our country control forty percent of the wealth while the bottom fifty percent of one percent the revolution is coming so i'm developing pitchforks one that appeals to the revolutionaries and one that appeals the plutocrats aisle on both sides i'll be rich check this out. as you can see the plutocrat edition comes diamonds if. it's got two extra progs for defensive purposes and there's a couple there on the side because we all know rich folks love their latte is brilliant brilliant now the revolutionary edition comes tofu tipped. and what's

guy that just recently walked into mcdonald's in new york city with a knife in his back here's nick hanauer with a pitchfork in his back saying i see pitchforks he's looking in the mirror basically he's looking behind him as this this article points out about the blocked chain until recently we've needed central bodies banks stock markets governments police forces to settle vital questions who owns this money who controls this company who has the right to vote in this election and now because of the block chain we can eradicate all of that because now we have a small piece of pure incorruptible mathematics and shrines in computer code that will allow people to solve the thorniest problems without reference to the authorities by by put a pitchfork in yourself and get out. of a title insurance to put on the block you don't need when you're buying property overseas you don't need to do a title search it's all there in the box so again all of this information is decentralized and all of the machinations of banking. whether it's securities or deposits except that they can all be moved over to th

fees than 15%. >> but i'm not saying they should get 42% either. >> this is the one thing that nick hanauerd be happy about. i'm not going to say es he always wrong, just that he doesn't know what he is talking about. he could be right by accident and he off sen. >> so one modest points of agreement. but of course not on the larger issue of legislating equality of income in america. >> woodruff: nick hanauer argues we've long misunderstood prosperity to be a function of money. he explains how he defines wealth and capitalism in an extended conversation online at "making sense." >> ifill: finally tonight: worries, hostility and threats of violence are mounting in west africa as the worst ebola outbreak on record has spread to four countries, guinea, liberia, sierra leone and, most recently, nigeria. more than 670 people have died. among those now infected: two american aid workers and the lead ebola doctor in sierra leone. one of liberia's top physicians died from the virus on saturday. liberia's president today closed all but three of the country's land border crossings in an effort to cont

a rate -- a recent piece from nick hanauer, called "the pitchforks are coming from the -- coming for the plutocrats." mr. hanauer, we are looking at your piece, but before we start can you tell us about your business background and, frankly, about your wealth? in a familyw up business, a manufacturing business, but in my early 20's i started starting other companies. i have either founded or helped finance and get off the ground i think, now, 35 companies across a range of industries. i have had a series of fortunate things happen to me. i had a very early interest in the internet and by good fortune had a friend who shared the interest, his name was jeff the firstecame non-family investor and amazon.com. jeff sent the stuff from new york to my house in seattle and started that here. and then i also founded a company that essentially became the largest independent internet advertising company in the world. microsoft bought that for 6.4 billion dollars in 2007. i have started literally dozens of other companies, you know, banks, health care, internet, retailing across a range of indust

nick hanauer. he says the pitchforks are coming. he raises a good question.answer is whether ken langone cares about other people. you may not share political views with him but he is an extraordinarily charitable individual and gives tons of hospitalsay to nyu and is fair to say he cares about other people. >> i think he's a pretty extruder american but that's just me. coming up, selling online is to an audience that likes information bite sized amounts. we will stay to the ceo of online site, mike. ♪ >> welcome back. ea-sized attention spans and selfies and 140 character diatribes, these after bids are used to describe to late -- today's millennial sprit how can a news site grab the attention of this generation? the ceo of the online site mike says he has the answer and he is with us to share some insight in our special series -- the news frontier. you have created a site to attract millennials. when i was 25 years old, i was that "the wall street journal" needs to cater to may. i read them because it may be better at my job. why are we catering to these ki

and nick hanauer joins us. magazine, ititico" is said that pitchforks are coming.