as saki just said, they had faith and they had hope.ut they also had faith that those people running around that prison yard and sometimes playing soccer also had to study their books so that one day they would be able to lead the country as people like saki and some of the others who were there on robin island do it today. >> and while doing it they had hard physical labor. he contracted tuberculosis while he was at robin island. but you mentioned how he made friends with the guards. and the wardens there. he was not an idealist. he was very pragmatic. i mean, there was a part of him so generous he would do that, but there was also a reason to do it in that it made sense to bring them over to his side. and i think doesn't that apply to his approach to a free south africa, because at his core he always believed that he could find a pragmatic forward way to make that happen. >> that's right. and he reached out. when he got out of prison, he brought in africaners who were the oppressors, but he brought people from that group into his inne

places where a hard-working salary man can have a beer or saki. or many beers and many sakis.lliantly with alcohol. please. yes. tomika brings me to one of them, daitoro, to meet some friends. kusaia, grilled fermented fish, followed by skewers of beef intestine and fermented chicken. this place is known for its motsunabe, intestine stew with miso. so we order some of that as well. this is naga, invited along to help translate. naga owns a company, but naga also teaches pole dancing for men. then there's this man, one of the best known and most respected practitioners, a master of the art of ropes of beautiful knots, of for what lack of a better word, we call bondage. so how big is the sadomasochistic community? how many people are active participants? >> translator: 100,000 people. >> a lot? >> a lot. >> this is shubare, translation, to bind. it makes things more confusing, a comfortable reaction for what sure as hell looks pretty disturbing. tomika, who spends most of her time ripping, burning, and generally abusing men, enthusiastically reverses roles in her longtime relati

oppression of racism and financial degradation in canada have spent a lot of time can as i study well i saki in cat and comedy to some degree here in the u.k. of rock n roll the me the was on the border to a poor boy do but to play in a rock roll band so that those but now you're from australia i'm just curious is anything aside from growing foster's beer is there anything over there though she wears much of bubble economy of this part of the planet is so the main way to buy housing real estate watch it go up and have debt driving it behind there and think you're a genius so this financialization of the global economy is something that guys like paul krugman of the york times think is great because there's no such thing as debt that doesn't matter any president is there percent and there's no consequence is ever in your thoughts that's the deadly thing i mean that particular pipe where he went across for the secular stagnation argument from. from larry summers he actually said some only you don't build up bad consequences for the future now the reality is when you take a look at what draws u

the oppression of racism and financial degradation in canada and a lot of time can i study well i saki in cat and comedy to some degree here in the u.k. of rock n roll the me the was on the border to a poor boy do but to play in a rock roll band so that those but now you're from australia i'm just curious if anything aside from growing fosters beer is there anything over there though she wears much of bubble economy of this part of the planet is so the main way to buy housing real estate what should go up and have debt driving it behind there and think you're a genius so this financialization of the global economy is something that guys like paul krugman of the new york times think is great because there's no such thing as debt that doesn't matter any president is there percent and there's no consequence is ever in your thoughts that's the deadly thing i mean that particular pipe where he went across for the secular stagnation argument from. from the irish summit as he actually said someone is you don't build up bad consequences for the future now the reality is when you take a look at

time for the fox business stock radar, ceo of gerber, saki joining me. big holiday winners. pulling up the chart and showing up one year to our viewers, take a look at this one. a little bottle over the last year up 10% we had a winner on apple but what about next year? >> next year will be better than last year. what they have, a whole new product line that looks great. when you go into the apple store it is always crazy. one of the busiest stores in the mall but on top of that their products are better than all of their competitors and are more expensive but let's be real, the pad is amazing and the new iphone is great and the computers, nobody -- cheryl: competing with best buy. the same products you gatt at apples or you can get at best buy, strange relationship between the two but i want to show the two stocks together. best buy over the last year, stock is up 47% over the last year. >> best buy was bankrupt year ago. they are talking from of a low number, they are in serious trouble and have done a great job turning the company around. they have a