and that was really, warburg, nelson, don't do that. people know that you are a republican and that you are rich and that you're connected with all of the, you know, investment. don't call it the aldrich bill. currently have a great deal of the go. probably said, well, i'm well-respected. so he did. well, that is when the controversy started. people said exactly what was expected. they pulled the bill back because that is a lot of bad native -- negativity. they reissued almost the same bill but got some democrats. carter glass. the glaspell. and he was a democrat, said that was okay, you see. people still, even in those days, had the idea that somehow democrats were hard-working people. blue-collar and dirt under their fingernails like ted kennedy. [laughter] so it worked. the point is the ploy worked. now it was a bill being sponsored by the common man, and that is how they -- >> so in your view the bill, the federal reserve from the beginning was a ploy. >> absolutely was a ploy. it was a brilliant piece of strategy. these people were

the dynasty of jpmorgan, rockefeller, and had connections to a rothschild in england macs and paul warburg were there with connections to his brother from germany and the netherlands. it was a group representing international finance. these are the epitome. they do there would be a move to control banking at congress to pass the law. instead of being stupid to say i hope they don't do too bad they said we will write to the bill. they went to juggle island, and nobody knew they were going, of very secret meeting. they deny that they went from many years but drafted the end of the federal reserve act than it took three years to get it through congress. >> william howard taft was president the six gentlemen aldridge, henry davis then from jpmorgan secretary of the treasury president of national city bank had also from jpmorgan and also the partner representing the art rothschild from europe you said it was one fourth of the entire wealth of the world? biv mcintyre burma station tire world. the opinion of the journal list at the time. they were prominent figures they would talk about the jekyl