something bad or elicit. the moment that you look at someone else in the eye and say let s do it. even in they are stealing a mastery, let s do it. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. rose: steve schwarzman here, he s the ceo of the blackstone group. he cofounded back stone in 1995 with peat peterson many it is now the world s largest investment firm with over dollars 200 billion under management. peace one of the most widely known leaders in private equity. he recently announced the schwarzman scholar program which will fund 200 students each year to study at one of china s best universities. i m pleased to have steve schwarzman back on this program to talk about not only these philanthropic activities but also his look at the economy and his look at the alternative investment world. so welcome. good to be here. rose: let me start with the chinese scholars program. is it your hope to do something like cec
shouldn t be really hard for us. rose: also actor alan cumming who currently stars in the scottish play at the barrymore theatre. what i go back to is that moment you re going to do something bad or elicit. the moment that you look at someone else in the eye and say let s do it. even in they are stealing a mastery, let s do it. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. rose: steve schwarzman here, he s the ceo of the blackstone group. he cofounded back stone in 1995 with peat peterson many it is now the world s largest investment firm with over dollars 200 billion under management. peace one of the most widely known leaders in private equity. he recently announced the schwarzman scholar program which will fund 200 students each year to study at one of china s best universities. i m pleased to have steve schwarzman back on this program to talk about not only these philanthropic activities but also his look at the
there is a kind of race formula. rose: we continue looking at foreign policy issues in the campaign with david sanger of new york times and richard haass in the council on foreign relations. he basically laid out a conditional foreign policy. saying look, the era where we give aid to you all and you act as you see it is over. we will work with you but only so long as if you meet us halfway, whether it s protecting our diplomatic missions, the way you treat women, girls and minorities, your foreign policy against israel and terrorism. i think that s an important statement and i think it s one that people in both parties should be able to support. he wants to portray president obama has an outlier in american foreign policy. in fact, one of the foreign policy advisors made the point that president obama in his view had departed from 70 years of bipartisan agreement, an agreement in which you would sort of focus on your allies first and not on engaging your adversaries
campaign with david sanger of new york times and richard haass in the council on foreign relations. he basically laid out a conditional foreign policy. saying look, the era where we give aid to you all and you act as you see it is over. we will work with you but only so long as if you meet us halfway, whether it s protecting our diplomatic missions, the way you treat women, girls and minorities, your foreign policy against israel and terrorism. i think that s an important statement and i think it s one that people in both parties should be able to support. he wants to portray president obama has an outlier in american foreign policy. in fact, one of the foreign policy advisors made the point that president obama in his view had departed from 70 years of bipartisan agreement, an agreement in which you would sort of focus on your allies first and not on engaging your adversaries. what i think was missing from the speech was any direct engagement with the question of the
rose: we continue looking at foreign policy issues in the campaign with david sanger of new york times and richard haass in the council on foreign relations. he basically laid out a conditional foreign policy. saying look, the era where we give aid to you all and you act as you see it is over. we will work with you but only so long as if you meet us halfway, whether it s protecting our diplomatic missions, the way you treat women, girls and minorities, your foreign policy against israel and terrorism. i think that s an important statement and i think it s one that people in both parties should be able to support. he wants to portray president obama has an outlier in american foreign policy. in fact, one of the foreign policy advisors made the point that president obama in his view had departed from 70 years of bipartisan agreement, an agreement in which you would sort of focus on your allies first and not on engaging your adversaries. what i think was missing from t