probably the richest their brothers in the world, certainly in america who are very strong political views and have taken fortune over the last 40 years to try doing a america. they spent in very targeted ways in interesting ways to try to change the whole direction of american politics. poster what are their names and where are they located? guest: charles koch and david koch are the ones that people think of the koch brothers. 11 wichita, kansas where coke industries is based. david lives in new york. he is the wealthiest in manhattan. they are actually two other koch brothers that people don t talk about too much. there is bill koch and fred koch. you talk about hear about them than about the mostly don t much in the headlines. host: why not? guest: they are not as political and in some ways they are losers and a huge family struggle but to this over the years. and at that kind of struggle and the family for who is going to control the family company. a huge privat
it s the biggest company no one has heard of it almost every american probably comes into contact with a. but there s georgia-pacific lumber like so many other products you are a consumer of the industries and it was an epic fight who is going to have the control of the company that the father started and the two that lost out are the ones you don t hear about. host: what do bill and fred do? guest: he started up his business of fossil fuels. it has call and gas. he has his company that had a different kind of coke and fred is a shy philanthropist who is very interested in the arts and gives money to all kinds of cultural institutions because the other brothers are splashy and like to get attention and david cokes is known to everybody in new york city because he is ablaze and on so many institutions but he likes to get attention for its where his older friend is quite quiet about it. host: when you refer to fred as artistic or you saying that he s gay? guest: i would
universities and colleges all over the country he packed a punch. what about bradleys? they were two brothers who made a fortune in creating thermostat, they were civic minded about milwaukee. they they were very right wing but were interested in improving life in milwaukee. when they died, their fortuneot moved on into the hands of other people who became super committed to the conservative movement. those funders in particular earmarked that money, that foundation is among right-wingle foundations now much of the money came from defense contracts. much of the money in the bradley foundation is earmarked for antigovernment programs. millions of those dollars came from the u.s. government sin defense contracts. host: this is an e-mail, i have long rager work and your books i completely agree with your take on things.sc anyway, what i want to ask you about is your education at the school in new york. my late wife grew up in new yorb graduating in 1960. she was a wonderfu
this is wesh 2 new sunrise in high definition. jason: i am jason guy. it lets get you outside to one of our weather cameras. it is very hazy outside in downtown orlando. it is cool. some of you might call it comfortable as we begin to take up the temperature. you might be slowing down as you hit these pockets of fog. let s get over to eric burris. is this widespread? eric: yes, especially across the interior. it is that overcast sky through late morning into 10:00. temperatures will be very slow to climb. once we get that sunshine working through, we will see a much improved forecast. 75 hour high temperature. notice we are not really throwing in any rain chances. isolated coastal showers are possible. widespread rain is not expected. are watching all of this activity. the good news is that it is suspected to stay offshore. two areas of wind holding there. two miles for us and leesburg. for five getting below for five miles, you can notice a haze. that ll be one of us and
we are talking about the powerball. are you playing tonight? i will get in the game now that we are above the $6 million mark. the $600 million mark. the odds seem bad. they are really bad if you do not buy a ticket. jazmin: for anyone who buys a ticket, sign it. michelle: we want to send things over to eric. he is monitoring things for us. eric: i going to play the lottery and be the one guy who outside this morning, we are going to win the lottery. starting off with cloud cover. we do not have any kind of rainfall. we have cleared that out. sunshine will prevail. it will be a gorgeous day ahead. 75 hour daytime high. first alert doppler radar, we can breathe a sigh of relief. no slick roadways. the only activity i am tracking is offshore. visibility numbers running low across the area. areas in gray are areas tracking the heavier pocket if fog. heavier pocket of fog. 75 for groveland over to claire metz over claremont. much more on your forecast in minutes. ted: w