bob rubin and steve friedman followed and they also shared leadership of the firm.here is a long-standing tradition for this. it would be unusual if it happened again. shery: the journal is saying he is 63 and goldman isn't looking young the two copresidents to replace him, which does it necessarily make it will be a double appointment. max: hearing that reminds me that it is an important job and influential -- there hasn't been that many chief executive officers and goldman sachs and they have been around for more than a century. this is a gross overgeneralization, but in my head, matt knows more than this -- there is a few ways set in history to lead goldman sachs. i think gus leavy literally died at his desk. [laughter] like likehear that find is a want to give. >> i do not plan to die at my desk. onnie: he wasn't running leaving -- but these things change, and ceos, as we heard earlier, say things that they don't necessarily have to stick to. max: i am glad you have that clipped to the for my thoughts. not open touple are lloyd blankfein, bob rubin, he left to j

is -- a socialist school system, as our friend, your friend who is a great admirer of steve forbes, milton friedman who are mutual friends, used to say a socialist school system will in cul kate socialism. so school choice. this is the most important thing we can do. [ applause ] >> by the way, what pa'patrick just said, we had schools older kids instruct the younger ones chlt in sufficient systems and towns would hire teachers and the like was the united states had the highest literacy rate in the world until the post civil war era before government came in. and you don't have functional illiteracy then that you have today. so people will do the job if allowed to do it. my big issue is basic one, maybe it's in the media business, free speech. without free speech you can't have debate or discuss these things. you can't learn new things. sews what's happening on the campuses is in the name of freedom they are want to impose a dictator ship. your speech is offensive. your speech does this. your speech does that. well, if it does, so what's, that is how you move ahead. in people don't like you, all ri

choice is, a socialist school system, our friend and your friend who is a great admirer of steve forbes friedmand to say they have socialist values and have a free market system and the values of liberty. school choice. it is like the single most important thing we can do. [applause] >> by the way, and when he just said, the united states had, before we had a government run school system we had schools that they just put the kids in one room and the older ones were supposed to help instruct the young one. the amazing thing was that it was a seemingly inefficient system with hiring teachers and the united states had the highest literacy rate in the world. until the post-civil war era. and before the government came in. you don't have literacy they have today. people will do the job if they are allowed to do. my big issue is a very basic one because of free speech. without free speech you cannot have debate. without those you can't discuss or learn new things he was happening in campuses, in the name of freedom they want to impose a dictatorship. your speech is offensive, your speech does this, it

choice is a social school system as our friend camille friend who is a great admirer of steve forbes, but milton friedman used to say as social school system is going to inculcate socialist values and a free market system is going to inculcate the values of liberty. so school choice is like the single most important thing we can do. [applause] >> by the way, what patrick is said, in the united states before we had a government run school system, we had what they called lab schools. they just put kids in one room and the old one was supposed to help construct the young boys. amazing thing. townsend highlight teachers and the like, was a united states have the highest literacy rate in the world. until the post-civil war era of it before government came in. you don't have functional illiteracy then that you have today. so people would do the job if allowed to do it. my big issue is very basic because maybe media business free speech. with that free speech you can have debate about these things that you can't discuss these things. you can't learn new things. so what's happening on the campuses is in the name