From our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. People buy stocks, on that basis alone, they are buying a stock. That is called bottom fishing in the stock market. It is very difficult. Peter lynch is here. He is a bestselling author and a philanthropist. The magellanhe ran fund with average returns of almost 30 . It grewebony 71990, from 18 Million Dollars in assets to 14 billion in assets. He retired at the age of 46 and has dedicated his time and resources to give away a large portion of his fortune. I am pleased to have him back at this table. Welcome. We have this wonderful interview. Whatld occasionally say ever happened to peter lynch . It was one of those things. And whatever happened . That is my question. People will say he will start his own fund. He wants to do it all on his own. He does not need the great fidelity. Have one gear, overdrive. It is hard to run a fun. I have a lovely wife, three children. I worked parttime with younger analysts. My father died at 46.
Nelson Rockefeller Family, the influence on the Republican Party over the years, and his time as governor of new york state. Aboutalso talks rockefeller outside of politics, his marriage to Happy Rockefeller, and the murky circumstances of his death. Richard norton smith, after 14 years of work on your book, what would you tell somebody who does not know about Nelson Rockefeller, who he is, what he did. . Significant, indeed historically significant, figure in a number of fields. Gave him the i name of rockefeller republicanism, that i would describe as existing views of tens of millions of americans who may not be aware of the phrase. Nutshell, a combination of policies that are fiscally responsible and socially liberal. Had ad himself that he republican head and a democratic heart. Aceto nead esposito, who was one of rockefellers allies, he said that he was too liberal for the conservatives and to conservative for the democrats. Middleoftheroad politics, that is a worldview that we c
From the very beginning it is one thing that never change. How old was he in this picture on the cover . He would be in his mid50s. On his own terms, seemed to me to sum up his viewpoints on life, on politics, on women, and on life and on death. A quick story behind that that goes to the heart of who he was, because it took me much of those 14 years to reach what i thought was an adequate understanding of this very elusive figure he was incredibly close to his mother abby aldrich rockefeller, and like i said, she died in 1948, and i was told by someone very close to him that he kept her ashes in his house. Happy rockefeller was kind enough to spend half a day with me, and give me a tour both of the big house and the house he built for their retirement. Every rockefeller house is built with the same floor plan. On the left is the mothers room, and on the right is the fathers room. And at the end of the tour, i see this funerary urn. So i relate the story to her, and she says, all that s
Rockefeller. He explores the wealth, privilege, and power on the Nelson Rockefeller family, the influence on the Republican Party over the years, and his time as governor of new york state. Smith also talks about rockefeller outside of politics, his marriage to Happy Rockefeller, and the murky circumstances of his death. Richard norton smith, after 14 years of work on your book, what would you tell somebody who does not know about Nelson Rockefeller, who he is, what he did . He was a significant, indeed historically significant, figure in a number of fields. On one level, i gave him the name of rockefeller republicanism, that i would describe as existing views of tens of millions of americans who may not be aware of the phrase. In a nutshell, a combination of policies that are fiscally responsible and socially liberal. He said himself that he had a republican head and a democratic heart. Nead esposito, who was one of them the more improbable of rockefellers allies, he said that he was
Malcolm gladwell. I have often said we are as a Society Information rich and theory poor. That we have more and more experiences and the breadth and variety of experiences that our parents and grandparents never had. But what we look are ways to make sense of them and so the genre of books to which my books belong, these are a genre of sensemaking books. Im giving and people who write in the same field, were giving people theories to tie them together. Rose we continue with ron howard, Bryce Dallas Howard and james murphy talking about canons project imagination. Bryce made a wonderful movie. She was shortlisted for the oscar category in short films last year and it was a very perm film and also successful for canon and i thought what it did was it promoted this notion this many more people are far more creative than they sort of allow themselves to believe. Their work is worthy and that kind of collaboration can be incredibly fruitful and stimulating and they decided to do it again th