i studied rockefeller.nd they had about millions officially 100 years ago, then they transferred all this money to their fund. and today they got there. well, this is funny, this is funny , because it means that even any person who simply put money in the bank in the bank for one and a half percent was already tens billion. ero was the founder of all today's us companies and what did they sell? the shares are not known to anyone. if you look who 's the accent, it's all through the westmet funds again, where you don't know, someone laid out money, so hide your wealth. this is a fairly simple matter. well, yes, but i propose to ask why the rothschilds, ukraine well, as they say, the seventeenth year of yevgeny aleksandrovich mikhailov, political scientists and specialists in interethnic conflict are pleased to welcome you to our program. hello what interests do rogel pursue in ukraine? i think that , of course, they are related to ukraine 917, if not a difference. so it’s obvious that they are now financing t

rockefeller saw the environmental regulations threatened. what was at the time a coal industry. that was just starting to rebound in the 1970s in the 50s and 60s because of mass automation over half of the coal jobs in the state had been lost and they were starting to come back with the energy crisis of the 1970s. and so rockefeller sort of at a state level represented sort of an intermediary position the energy crisis provided an opportunity to advance a pro-cola agenda, but utilizing a clean cold technology rhetoric. that would make the issue more palatable to national democrats who were feeling pressure and were concerned themselves about growing environmental costs of fossil fuels this history suggests some roots about the current debates over ea epa policy in the state and demonstrates. also this consistent pattern over the next few decades of west virginia democrats while much of the south is starting to turn to the republican party. the democratic party will stay in power until the early 20 teams, and they will do this by doing this sort of argument that jay rockefellers

last night was the rockefeller center christmas tree got lit, the world cup -- [ cheers and applauseorld cup is in full swing there's a new trailer for the "super mario bros. movie." >> steve: oh >> jimmy: that looks good. [ cheers and applause and subway just announced that they're going to sell a foot long cookie. [ cheers and applause there's a lot to go over so, let's just jump in and cover it all at once it's time for a "news smash. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: first up, the rockefeller center christmas tree last night was the big lighting thousands of people waited around for hours just for one second of excitement [ laughter ] yeah, it was just like watching the world cup. yeah [ laughter ] games are long sometimes there's a tie. and the fans in qatar aren't even allowed to drink. but it hasn't stopped them from enjoying the matches, which are full of running, jumping, and kicking, kind of like "super mario. [ laughter ] the new trailer for the movie just came out. yeah, it's a whole movie about a plumber, which is exactly who you'll be calling if

under the leadership of john d rockefeller many admired and senator daniel in a way. before entering public service, she practiced communications on washington, d.c. a senior advisor for cybersecurity and the department of commerce, the fcc first chief counsel for cybersecurity and also a former employee of senator john rockefeller so with that i should add that as a child in officer in the u.s. army. we are grateful. thank you for doing this. if i could ask you to come on out. thank you to csis and as jim said, when i was a child, out of college i served as a logistics officer in the army. which formed a lot of my own personal take on these issues of the overlap between commercial strength and national security. i just really want to thank my former colleague now chairwoman jessica rosen morsel who as we will discuss has been one of the leaders or at least in-depth participant in essentially every policy to find the early 3g era how do you see the importance of u.s. leadership on these issues, what differences does it make and what did we talk about in the quarterbac

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here to discuss rockefeller international shchairman sharma.rket pricing out a recession as we get worried about recession every few months is that what you're saying, it's not the u.s. it's emerging markets that are looking better >> yeah. because i think there's a lot about the fact that u.s. economy has been so resilient, the anticipated recession in history hasn't arrived, but i don't think there's been enough analysis about the growth upside and the surprises this year have come from emerging markets the problem in emerging markets is that a lot of the negative comes from the past and also because how badly china has been doing. but if you strip out china and you look at some of the other emerging markets from india to brazil or indonesia to greece, these are all sort of doing really well. in dollar of terms double digits this year. the resilience that i think is way under estimated and under appreciated the headlines about the u.s. and the u.s. the market performance has been inflated a lot by the mega caps you have analyzed in emerging m

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the streets of new york city playing music at rockefeller plaza. square. they're renditions of theme songs like the one from the mandalorian filling up your feed . meet the delamotte family. >> ten kids, two parents and a whole house full of musical talent. the delamotte children range in ages from 21 month old moses to 21 year old josiah. >> as soon as they're old enough to hold a string instrument, they start playing. >> just one kid. after the other saw the next kid learn. and there's nothing they want more than to touch that thing. >> mark and amber met at their church in california as their family grew, so did the children's musical ability and their social media fame. >> now the family has almost 700,000 followers across instagram, youtube and tiktok. >> thousands tuning into live streams like this one. but with exposure can come scrutiny. >> what do you think about those folks that aren't very positive? you know, when the when they see you out, they don't understand and like they haven't had a chance to observe us up close and see what we're actuall

. >> i caught up with president biden early this week in rockefeller center. we talked for a about what we both feel would be an altered america by this weekend. more about that conversation tonight on politicsnation. and in a few moments, a big announcement from the essence festival here in new orleans. we talked to the president of the global black economic forum. lots to cover, so let's get started. we start with the perfect guest. the chair of the congressional black caucus, congressman steven horsford. democrat of nevada. congressman, mister chairman, we appreciate you being with us. let's start with the supreme court's 63 ruling thursday, overturning race based affirmative action and college admissions. yesterday's ruling canceling president biden's student debt relief plan, offering even modest relief to 40 million student borrowers. black borrowers are disproportionately represented in that group. chief justice john roberts claims these rulings are not political. and yet, in these two cases affecting black americans, we see the same 6 to 3 vote, with t

rockefeller i've forgotten, is an academic group and the by the british empire, the transatlantic marketplace jeez, you guys are awake awake. know george washington cocked breaches. the american revolution. nobody thinks about civil war. williamsburg word but think about williamsburg's actual colonial history when george washington marches down that duke of gloucester street in 1781 on his way to yorktown there was one single business open in williamsburg, just one not a real bustling town as it would be today, but still our public memory command since colonial williamsburg. jamestown and of course, yorktown. so we don't often think of war. williamsburg and it's also forgotten in the period because within a few short weeks after the battle of williamsburg, we have this massive around richmond and, the newspapers who were just getting ready to write about williamsburg switch. okay well right about seven days instead the failures of scholarship over the last 150 years it's only within the last few years that we've gotten decent books about the battle of williamsburg, the of the peninsula campai

. >>> later, rockefeller on why big tech leading the way on a.i. is dysfunctional. >>> market holding onto last week's gain. modest moves s&p 500 up about 0.8%. small caps are outperforming again. russell 2000, the 2,000 level on the russell 2000 has acted as a bit of a cap over the last couple of years but we're challenging it once again. it's the story of, it's a multitude of stocks working, at least in the latest phase of of rally. >> in today's session, for instance, broadening continuing. we have performances by energy for one, financials, industrials continue to chug along in addition to tech stock holding up, still holding up. >> yeah, exactly the market continues to chew through a lot of the big picture concerns thrown its way. the latest one is the broadening of the rally funny enough, now one of the bearish talking points is that d disinflation could be negative you are seeing a lower pace of revenue corporate beats. it's funny considering that last year was a panic in the bear market about will inflation be under control? now inflation i

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"new york, rockefeller center." i ended up working in rockefeller center on the sixth floor.ursdays. i'd sit in the bleachers. i'd watch eddie murphy, i'd watch joe piscopo rehearse. i'd think, damn, i really, really want to get up two floors. it took me six years. i ended up there. [ cheers and applause ] it's surreal. isn't that weird? >> jimmy: did you go straight from the sixth floor to the eighth floor? did you make a stop on the seventh along the way? >> no, i went to is 17th, i think. then i went down to the eighth like you wouldn't believe, it didn't work out, many people are saying, i can tell you that i can promise you that you're going to be happy, jimmy. [ laughter ] i think that life is like that. the longer you live, all these different cycles and circles. sort of ironic, weird, bizarre stuff happens. >> jimmy: it's crazy that it took anyone that long to figure out that you would be fantastic on "saturday night live." isn't it strange, if you think about it? objectively. >> well, you know, i was developing stand-up on the side. but you could see by that picture,

ha [ [ cheers andnd applause e ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new yorkity, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy anand his guests - bruce springsteen, chloe grace moretz and featuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: ooh! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh thank you! [ cheers and applause welcome! thank you very much. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show," everybody. yeah, enjoy yourself welcome. thank you for being here thank you for watching at home i'm very excited about this. one of the biggest music legends of all time, bruce springsteen is my guest! [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: "bruce!" that's how you say hello in new jersey >> steve: yeah [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, it's a a bruce springsteen "tonight show" takeover that is right. [ cheers and applause bruce springsteen. monday, tuesday, wednesday, all bruce. or as bruce puts it, "one, two, three shows! [ cheers and applause yeah, bruce will be here performing for three straight

is not a pity that these people are a bunch of billionaire people, starting with the rothschild rockefellers they rule, in principle, the planet. here you notice what we have in my mind. maybe i'll say a seditious thing. have you noticed when the russian national football team enters the game after the score 02. then they either do two two or three two win. i mean, a russian person. it is so arranged that at first it is necessary that there be 0:2, but then we turn on so much that we can't be stopped. the russian bear wakes up and says. well, now this is the russian soul, the russian character is russian, something that at first we are kind, we are very kind, but it’s better not to make us angry, while once you said you lived in america after working. it's all nineties. you said such a phrase that it is not reproducible, that, but i will leave, in general i will go to america to catch fish to live, but now they would not say that. no, i'm not leaving now. it's just that this is the whole situation for me, it's getting bigger and bigger makes me more firstly a patriot, secondly, well, we don’

and it was nelson rockefeller with john lindsay who was able to get that done but had to do it when he was out town. so finally somebody said enough of this. we've, you know, deal with it. we have sent him out of town earlier. god and thank god they didn't have cell phones because somebody would have called him up. that's the point. you know i didn't read the power broker, but i'd seen the the effects of his work in the bronx especially because i lived in the bronx for a number of years and even conjunction with the museum him the placement of the museum where were we going to put this museum that would be accessible to the majority of people who lived in the bronx and really there is no place there's no place we could have put that building that everybody in the bronx would easily be able to reach it so you have to make a compromise. we had the space it was a city owned and you know it was that because of the divine because the divide. i mean, it's it's it's the highway to the the bronx expressway expressway. it's the bane. everybody's existence, if they've ever driven on it. but, you

. >> reporter: we are outside rockefeller plaza where this is day two of picketing after the strike nowa. the weekend, no negotiations, no breakthroughs, and so people are still out here on strike. that means not participating in any productions, no premieres, even things like the san diego cometic con on july 20th could be impacted if on agreement isn't made until them. what are some of the sticking points? well, they're working for a livable wage. this is what they're striking for. also, concerns over ai and their likeness being used in perpetuity without permission and without compensation. they're also concerned about the dwindling residuals since the advent of streaming. and so, right now, i'm being told there is no negotiation scheduled, so it's unclear how long this will go for, but people say they are willing to go for as long as it takes. they have 160,000 members, and they tell me they have buy-in of about 98% of the membership for this strike. remember, they're on strike at the same time as the writers guild and something that hasn't happened in 60 years. so this is a pivotal

and maybe we can lower it by 10-15 percent david rockefeller billionaire banker the negative impact ofulation on all of our planetary ecosystems is becoming terrifyingly obvious and it's happening vaccines, biolab hunger wafers. promotion of lgbt gay marriage. the collapse of the institution of the family is happening for what it is happening so that those who were not born, and who were not allowed to be born, do not interfere with the lives of those who have already been born is the battle of the very notorious golden billion, which we have talked about many times, and this is no longer hidden at all. uh, here 's what the front page of an english newspaper looks like that promotes the idea that kids are cute, but they're not really eco-friends, having kids. maybe really destructive things for a person who cares about the environment, that is, people to whom god has already given life take on the function of god in order to prevent other fantastic ones from living. exterminating self-centeredness given that these same people they take care of their health, not prolong their lives. the

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senate committee on commerce, science, and transportation under the leadership of senator john the rockefeller iv, and senator daniel -- before entering the service, jessica practiced communications law in washington, d.c.. she's a native of hartford, connecticut, and a graduate of wesleyan university in new york, university school of law. she lives in washington, d.c.. with her husband, and two children. with that, i would like to invite the chairwoman to jointly up onstage for the fireside chat. [applause] >> if you could sit over there. >> all right. >> i do. >> microphone check. >> just got mine on. all right, great. great, thank you very much. for joining me on this fireside chat. here a couple things we want to go through. as the first woman confirmed to chair the fcc, you've led the agency with space innovation. at the forefront of many things you've done. including such as proposing and new space bureau for the agency. creating new opportunities for competition in the delivery of satellite broadband services. and they are dear to many of the people here in the audience today. also, mod

there's basically a circus going on last week for you and food system, some and sponsored by nestle, rockefeller bear bill gates will the can on the floor and we think they probably did they discuss with they have discussed the kinds of issues raised in the your report or from a different angle. well, i think we have to see who was at the conference. as you say it is, there it is nestle, they're not in the business of statesmanship. they're not in the business of solving was kinda been the business of increasing the profits they pay and the auto real estate shareholders and increasing the profits. and this is why it's important to understand when we talk about food crisis, because of the invasion of fuel brain who's really benefit to the food prices went up because of the speculation of the green markets. and even among the, you know, much the war, the kind of exports we have seen from ukraine a pretty high. so it's a mit, it's a lie which has been taught to do the work. as those who are in the business of active business continue to get rich at the expense of the poor. this is a double whammy f

whatever you want to call it, these big companies are run by these visionary guys, or girls, john rockefeller, heron -- henry ford, walt disney, and now we are stuck with the humus run by anonymous managers who are bred and raised in a controlled environment of five schools all in new england and all basically teaching them the same basic values and they have been trained from birth to beat for the c suite. with these important exceptions of like elon musk, who did not -- is the old mold, not the numeral. do you think evolution is part of what is going on? >> i don't think there is any question about that. there is a big difference between builders and managers. builders are visionary, they identify problems and they go out to fix them. they are not afraid to take risks. they are more personally invested in the sort of enterprise than a manager is. a manager takes what some of the ells created and tries not to screw up. and being risk-averse, managers are trained to be managers, and the goal is to keep things going. but not to really innovate. great. -- create and move the ball forward. i thi

to my left is dave rockefeller. i go back to -- way back with everybody. rock is that director of training operation. stationed in headquarters united states space for space in colorado. next to rock is ms. stacy kubicek, the vice president for mission solutions at lockheed martin. thank you stacy for joining us. you all are familiar with general chilton, inc. for him to joining us on this panel. to put everyone in perspective historically. everyone in this room, i do not see any youngsters here. it was not that long ago you cannot say space and offense in the same sentence together. i have to share a story. i'm at the air force academy, giving a lecture to a group of cadets who are focused on space force. at the end of my comments, one of the cadets asked a question about. do you envision there being war in space. immediately, i went of course. one of, i will not have to say, but in -- a former astronaut is sitting in the back of the room and as a mentor and he jumps up and goes you cannot say that. sure i can. it is an academic institution and a second w

yes, and if they if they fight with someone, then, accordingly, we won’t see them with their rockefellersf equal status or with someone else, only with competitors, because this is a behind-the-scenes struggle. and maybe even some wars, some conflicts, they are just a visible part of a big behind-the-scenes intrigue. so, back to the conspiracy theories. and here's the question. why didn't rothschild turn on the camera? had to poor hotel. and here is the phone to put a conversation, ours really turned out to be interesting the audience is sure to have drawn great conclusions from it today. thank you for coming, we're great. that took the time to lower our programs to you all the best. the first channel presents well, dear friends, it's time to travel and change white coats for summer dresses, the height of summer, the height of summer, the traveler, we travel by ship on a steamboat, and by train, where it is safe. and where it is dangerous in the live healthy program, we will tell you about everything. well, dear friends, you have probably been in a situation more than once when you want s

, who was initially viewed as being this terrible monopolist, who ultimately came up with the rockefellernstitute. >> the metaverse is a call option that's all i'll take it as that >> the metaverse is a call option >> but meanwhile, you got revenue growth accelerating. they're using a.i., obviously. reels usage is up sharply. employees are down 71,0 71,400 and that didn't account for the 10,000 or so that had been recently -- >> by the way, amazon employees are down >> all of which means what, jim, for the stock? >> all that means that you -- it has to be -- you have to keep coming back to linear tv you can target three billion people with instagram, facebook. three billion peer not, david, 300 million. three billion. think about the super bowl i mean, it's so much biggerer than the super bowl, and it's targeted this is what sheryl sandberg first started talking about when she was working with mark, which is that if you want your ad, you want to get customers, you go to google or you go to facebook that's it. >> 3.07 billion people on average. >> google or facebook. by the way, you know w

live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. >>> hi, everybody. good morning. welcome to "today."day morning, 7:00 a.m. on the west coast, and if you are just waking up, it's sad news, but a live well lived. tony bennett has died. he said he wanted to be remembered as simply a nice person. he's being remembered as that and so much more this morning. >> he put his unique stamp on the great american sound book. he delighted audiences all over the world for generations. we've got carson here with late, breaking details. how are you doing? >> bennett captured the heart and soul of so many classics. hirst hit caack to1. 70 years later, he was still at top of the cha a toweringure in the music industry who will never be replac ♪ the good li♪ >> reporter: tonnnett, dea at age 96. ♪ just in time ♪ >> reporter: the great singer of "the great american songbook." ♪ the way you look tonight ♪ >> reporter: his music defining a generation with shiny tuxedos, big bands, and smokey jazz joint, but before he was tony, he was anthony dominic benedetto, a child of the great depression, born by a sin