the book is about the four koch brothers. a lot of people associate the koch brothers. frederick koch is the oldest and this is really the tale of a historic industrial dynasty. they have a fascinating business story. they have a really riveting family story as well. what got you interested in it? i thought in the 2010, 2011 time frame you see charles koch a caricature of who these guys were. and once i started to peel back the layers of that a little bit look into their family background i said, wow, this is a really politics may be that s the least interesting thing about this family. in my mind i see them in the mold of the rockefellers and the carnegies in the sense that their legacy will extend in so many ways beyond our lifetime. or they all alive? yes. i want to show the cover of the book and ask you a little bit about each one of the four. as we look at the book cover we see fred who is 80-year-old born august 6, 1933. what you can say? he was the eldest
mold of the rockefellers and the carnegies in the sense that their legacy will extend in so many ways beyond our lifetime. are they alive? yes. i want to show the cover of the book and ask you a little bit about each one of the four. as we look at the book cover we see fred who is 80-year-old born august 6, 1933. what you can say? he was the eldest and not interested in the family business. he has been a patron of the arts and he spent a lot of his life rehabilitating a series historic homes around the world including this former wall worth mention former wall worth mention woolworth mention and he was kind enough to give me a tour of this home that he doesn t live in. he s got an apartment that he lives in. this is his private museum where he has all this phenomenal artwork. he also spent a lot of his life collecting what you might call artistic efeminae. henry miller s first manuscript drafts of tropic of cancer these sorts of things that are really give you a
i think even looking at some of the legislation that is certainly, there always is this notion that, you know, first-time offenders, nonviolent misdemeanor are more often the subject of of legislation. but the fact of the matter is at some point, everybody is coming home. the vast majority of people are coming home. we need to be incorporating and prepared to embrace all of these folks. we all deserve a second chance. i would strongly suggest that as you think about how to set these guidelines and evaluate relevancy come a you include everybody including those 20 living folks who are with felony convictions. time has expired. the gentleman from georgia. , mr. chairman. we need to reject wholesale divinization of every person who has a brush with the criminal law. hirsute who are released from whoon should be persons are released from prison should be given a sedative chance and enter into a new age of restoration and redemption. things that are in your conclusion. a
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