George Leslie Harrison person

“go down the middle. Yeah, Hegelian dialectic. Yeah. Absolutely. We've talked about that just about every week, so I don't think we need to go too deep into that right now. Here's another quick one for you. A guy by the name of George Leslie…”

“So that's the second bonesman who's been a clerk for Oliver Wendell Holmes. He would do that for one year, and then he would become a general counsel. I mean, this guy just got out of law school like in 1914, 15. And he becomes the general …”

“He became the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York from 1928 to 1941. Of all the member banks of the Federal Reserve, the Federal Bank of New York is the most important by far because they regulate all the Wall Street banks. Th…”

“Isn't that funny? And you don't ever even hear his name. No, a lot of these names disappear from, we're not taught them in school, even for those of us who went to schools and studied a lot of history and economics. These names just don't s…”

“They own quite a bit of the Manhattan skyline, to be honest with you. So he left the Federal Reserve Bank of New York to do that endeavor. And it was not a step down. Then we come up with 1941. What's going on besides a world war? And so he…”