History
Wars, empires and past events, told by history and documentary shows.
What podcasts said about history
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“So I think, you know, there's some people who are like, you know, in Game of Thrones, the guy who's like, he's like just copying, writing things down on scrolls, like the historians.”
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“There's the American story, conversations with master historians, and the American experiment, dialogues on the dream.”
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“In addition to his private equity and philanthropic work, Rubenstein also hosts a few TV shows on Bloomberg and PBS, interviewing CEOs and politicians and historians.”
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“But like the last 80 years, like following the Second World War, we've led the globe in science and engineering and innovation.”
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“And the analogy that Nate uses and his co-author is, well, you know, we did big things before for World War II, but even something like a World War can have capitalistic undertones, right?”
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“World War II, market finish higher than it started.”
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“The Pentagon reduced defense spending by 30% between 1988 and 1997 because we were no longer fighting the Cold War.”
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“The current president asked Congress to boost Pentagon spending by 45% to $1.5 trillion more than the US spent at the peak of World War II adjusted for inflation.”
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“It doesn't need this military subsidy that it has been receiving since the Second World War.”
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“US has never really paid off its debt even after the Second World War. It just grew at high rates and reduced the debt to GDP ratio.”
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“I think just to set the scene here debt to GDP ratio is at the same level as it was during World War II, you know, above 100 percent, well about 100 percent.”
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“…on lessons learned from the last correction, which, by the way, the correction in commercial real estate between 22 and 23 was one of the three most severe corrections in commercial real estate in modern history since World War…”
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“Post World War II, 80 years of prosperity through cooperation by rebuilding Japan and Germany and largely being seen and a lot of people push back on us largely being seen as the good guys enforcing freedom of navigation…”
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“Look at the chart going back to 1940, the start of World War II essentially, this was a tenure treasury.”
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“We're at a point now where government spending is the highest percentage of GDP outside of World War II. And it's been growing very rapidly.”
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“Check out the episode from our archive called How the Supermarket Helped America Win the Cold War. It's episode number 386. I'm Stephen Dubner. This is Pre-Konomics Radio. We will be right back.”
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“When he arrived, there was civil war, the previous supper Inca, when a car back had died in 1525, and his two sons, Al-Hualpa and Hwasgar, turned to each other, Al-Hualpa had just won the Civil War.”
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“And from that, he's been condemned by generations of historians. This was a mistake to bring the conquistadors into the heart of the empire itself.”
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“Years ago, Japan was considered the enemy from World War II.”
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“And people say, well, that's survivorship bias because there are other markets like Argentina, which look great in 1900 that actually did very poorly and other markets and World War didn't even barely survive World War II…”
Podcasts
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