why is it so unique? because it is in beijing, headquarters of the china investment corporation. how much do you have to invest? we have $200 billion. $200 billion? $200 billion. this is the fund s president, gao xiqing. he has poured billions into investment houses on wall street, causing some concern here in the u.s. we think, based on your historical behavior, china, that you re gonna do mischief in our economy. [ticking] hey, how you doing? oh, i m doing well. how are you doing, sir? how you doing, scott? good to see you. is davos the most important meeting on earth? well, the top of the alps is a long way to come for the rich and powerful, but you ll run into billionaire george soros; eric schmidt, the guy who runs google; nobel prize winners; captains of industry; kings; and even a queen. lot of the work is done just sitting in the cafeteria in the congress hall and just seeing people pass by and discussing things. the queen hangs out in the
the research myself, and once i go to try to back it up, that i can demonstrate that that person was right. but i never take anyone s word, intel of done my own reporting. until i ve done my own reporting. i just wanted to say, i spent an entire night last week reading nina s book cover to cover completely mesmerized. and it s hard to mesmerized at that level, especially given the way and and my background. who are you? my name is i have spent a great amount of my life so far on these issues, and when i started reading nina s book i was very effort. my heart was pounding because i could tell how fair she was trying to be and i was like, is jeffrey sachs going to get away with this? to me it s not a matter of jeffrey sachs. it s beyond him. it s an entire thinking class of people who never ever would ever imagine in the minds but africans, just like anyone else, are no different than anyone else. the only way we re going to make this is going to be through capitali
in 1830, and he was appointed as a territorial secretary at 19, which is a record probably that will never be broken. another record that certainly will never be broken was 1835 when at age 24, he was elected the first states governor. and in time the people of michigan and the people of detroit came to trust him as, even though a young person, a very skilled and dedicated leader. well, mason was regarded first of all by the people in his own territory as a bit of an interloper, just coming in from kentucky. when the logical thing for jackson to do what it into a point in michigan person, a detroit politician for the number two position in the territory. but because mason had made such an impression on jackson himself, they had met and jackson thought this young man had a lot of confidence in itself and a vision, so that i will appoint him. the strip of land that was dispute between michigan and ohio actually dated back to the northwest ordinance when that ordinance determi
they may. i m not sure this is on anybody s radar screen, but if you re right that they won t move north to build basically change their area of location, that will also have an impact. i want to get your perspective on what could happen. this is happened in the past and that the get different types of outmigration from central america before, but this one is pending and it s coming up. well, i mean, it s not inconceivable that a small percentage of them will try to move north and eventually come to the united states. historical experience says they ll mostly immigrant within the area. that s what happened normally in central america. it s happened even in mexico. migration into mexico, something people don t talk about all that much. i know the experience of my home country, peru, very well. it s a country that in the last 50 years has seen, i mean, colossal amounts of migration internally. so much so that everything has impacted the economy and institutions. the story is
why is it so unique? because it is in beijing, headquarters of the china investment corporation. how much do you have to invest? we have $200 billion. $200 billion? $200 billion. this is the fund s president, gao xiqing. he has poured billions into investment houses on wall street, causing some concern here in the u.s. we think, based on your historical behavior, china, that you re gonna do mischief in our economy. [ticking] hey, how you doing? oh, i m doing well. how are you doing, sir? how you doing, scott? good to see you. is davos the most important meeting on earth? well, the top of the alps is a long way to come for the rich and powerful, but you ll run into billionaire george soros; eric schmidt, the guy who runs google; nobel prize winners; captains of industry; kings; and even a queen. lot of the work is done just sitting in the cafeteria in the congress hall and just seeing people pass by and discussing things. the queen hangs out in the