influence the rothschilds of cars and their family really owns this central banks in america in the bank of england but china russia iran and iceland don't have to answer to the rothschilds so they're free to prosecute what i call these financial terrorists to want to stand should governments control institutions financial institutions and they deal with them. well governments are completely co-opted by the bankers so the u.k. government for example is been co-opted by barclays and royal bank of scotland in particular was just caught targeting small businesses for a death where they were setting small businesses up to fail so that one of their affiliates could swoop in and buy assets for pennies on the dollar so rb ass is acting as a what i call a financial terrorist with the full cooperation of david cameron george osborne and mark carney the head of the bank of england so they are fully engaged in the confiscation of wealth using what i call financial apartheid and other tricks to essentially steal the wealth from the from the vast majority for the benefit of a very few on the ins

influence the rothschilds of cars and their family. really we all use the central banks in america and the bank of england but the china and russia iran and iceland don't have the answer to the drop down to their freighter prosecute i thought the financial terrorists. and to lead stands out. should governments controlled institutions the financial petitions on the deal. what governments are completely cool opted by the bankers said the uk government for example is the uncle opted by barclays and royal bank of scotland particular was just caught targeting small businesses for death. what they were setting small businesses up to fail so that one of their affiliates can swoop in and buy assets for pennies on the dollar so rbs is acting as though what i call financial terrorists with the full cooperation of david cameron george of torment. mark carney the head of the bank of england so they are fully engaged and the confiscation of wealth news and what i call financial apartheid and other tricks to essentially steal the wealth from the fro

laden with regional delicacies flown in for the occasion and endless bottles of chateau lafite rothschilder business and sports, prokhorov says food is his favorite passion, followed by human interaction and beautiful women. and on that last front, he has managed to remain unencumbered. >> frankly speaking, i like women. in my heart, i am still teenager. and i am very open, and i don't want to hurry this. >> you say you're a big risk taker in business and in sports, but not with women, right? >> i am not to blame. i think women, they are making the same mistake with me all the time. the way to the man's heart is through his stomach. >> he says he hasn't found a woman who can cook well enough to marry, but he seems to be looking for her in all the wrong places. [thumping techno music] when prokhorov took us to moscow's exclusive soho club, there were 20 beautiful women waiting in his private section to entertain him and his friends, and none of them looked like they wanted to spend their lives over a hot stove. as we said earlier, this penchant for pulchritude has gotten him into trouble b

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kudos to your brother because he was not be enough to buy a bottle of the rothschild at an auction, 1865ttle, he was bananas. was a big bottle, $520 he paid for it, the teen 65 bottle. >> we have not 6 leader of 1989 that sells for $65,000 and he paid 500 something. tracy: people thought he was nuts. that is quite an investment. that is what sets you apart. you have an amazing collection of a lot of french wines. >> peter and i grew up in the business. as the business grew you grew and it and we have probably the best selection of old and rare bordeaux in the city. tracy: you were saying you could only have one store. new york state, a rule from prohibition. you don't have to worry about the likes of the big box retailers, total wines of the world, we have gary's wine in new jersey. you don't have that worry. >> we have competition in stores that are considered discounters but nothing on that scale. tracy: jackie's in westchester is only in westchester. you'll never have a store in manhattan. i did not know that. >> most people don't. tracy: you can place accordingly, you don't have to w

but as the illegitimate daughter of a rothschild banker, the american heiress had a delightfully bountifulthere were marriages which were marriages of contract, as well of one hoped of love. between and almina and her husband, actually it was one of love. and it was one of real money and this wonderful thing called cash. >> reporter: armed with daddy's dollars, almina transformed highclere into a model of the modern age. >> the period it's set in is so far removed from where we are now. however there are so many similarities as well that it's not too far removed that its alien like when electricity is brought in, in season two. the telephone arriving. >> is this an instrument of communication or torture? >> reporter: at the turn of the century, importing a rich american heiress was something of an aristocratic hail mary. the one thing that they couldn't buy in america, was a title. so they would come over, literally boatloads of girls would come over, and they made these matches with english aristocrats. they bailed out the english aristocracy they absolutely did. a quarter of the house of