played golf another the public golf course down by the jefferson memorial, but along the way phil grahamhen the post was the third-ranked newspaper came to herb who was a bachelor and saved some money and said i need an investment, he invested in the post, and when herb died, haines johnson in the film says -- the lawyer called me and said herb has asked you to be on a foundation, and he named 20 people to be on a foundation. and haines said well, may i ask how much money did herb leave? and i thought he said $6 million. he said $60 million after taxes, 90 million, so herb had accumulated all of this money all. >> yeah. incredible character. it's a wonderful story to tell. and you tell it very well. it's great to have you here. >> thank you antonio. >> the show may be over but the conversation continues on our website, aljazeera.com/consider this, or on our facebook or google plus pages. we'll see you next time. ♪ john calipari

but along the way phil graham when the post was the third ranked newspaper, came to herb who was a bachelor and had saved some money, said i need investment. the stock split 60 times and twice more. and when herb died haynes johnson in the film said lawyer called me and said herb's asked you to be on a foundation. he named 20 people to be on a foundation. mains said may i ask how much money did mesh leave? and i thought he said $6 million. he said $60 million. after taxes. $90 million. and so herb had accumulated all this money, but it didn't change hit life at all. >> incredible character, it's a wonderful story to tell, you tell it very well, it's great to have you here. >> thank you antonio. >> herb block it will the black and the white. the show may be over but the conversation continues. you can find us on twitter @ajconsiderthis. we'll see you next time.

graham, as obama kicks in on january 2nd now. hospitals were quiet. no big surge of patient, but even phil admitted they expect some problems. here's what he said on msnbc. take a listen. >> we worked very closely with them because we know there will be a spotlight tomorrow. we don't want anybody to have problem, but we know some people will. that's why we've set up a toll-free number. we'll be able to determine in five minutes whether or not they've properly enrolled. if they have a bigger problem then we'll assign a case worker to it and we'll troy to get a resolution as quickly as possible. >> five minutes and then a case worker? what do you expect here? david graham? >> yes. if you just scan the headlines this morning you don't hear a lot of horror stories which is the worst-case scenario. you would have seen pile-ups in hospitals and very long waits. instead you're hearing about people who couldn't get coverage and people who are contractors and artives and so on who now have insurance and that's the best case scenario for the white house. >> david nakamura, new page of white house.gov for news stories. they're doing th