This Family Owns America

This Family Owns America Luxury Zone 538K subscribers Subscribe 7,521,528 views Jul 7, 2023 There's a fine line between being rich and ensuring all your children and their children's children will live just as luxurious and opulent as you do. Such is the case with the ten richest families in the world. Welcome to Luxury Zone, On this Channel we share everything about Luxury and help you experience the billionaire lifestyle. We rank the most expensive things in the world and we have a look inside the lives of the wealthiest people on the planet. Consider subscribing for inspiration and luxury experiences! Subscribe -https://bit.ly/2zR6U6c Chapters View all Transcript Follow along using the transcript. Show transcript Luxury Zone 538K subscribers Videos About 12,466 Comments rongmaw lin Add a comment... @jekku4688 @jekku4688 3 months ago These are the families WE KNOW. The REAL wealthy families, behind the scenes, remain mostly unnamed, but are extraordinarily powerful. 3.1K Reply 451 replies @pattyann2108 @pattyann2108 1 month ago No matter how rich anyone is, nobody really ever 'owns' anything. We are ALL here as temporary 'renters' on earth. And some can rent luxury better than others. 140 Reply 15 replies @gudcode @gudcode 3 months ago (edited) Many of the really rich families are very good in avoiding the 'rich lists' , like the Tata family just bought airplanes for about 100 billion USD and invested similar amount in a new airline they just bought. This is just one of the 150 businesses owned by the Tatas, so imagine how much they are worth. But you will hardly find the Tata name in any rich list. 121 Reply 12 replies @bluesquirrel3919 @bluesquirrel3919 2 months ago Behind great wealth, there was/is always a great crime 327 Reply 34 replies @c.sc.9353 @c.sc.9353 2 months ago The day that the Walton family pays their employees a livable wage - that is the day that they MIGHT be called down-to-earth. Along with McD, they are the top 2 employers of workers who receive Medicaid, food stamps SNAP and other governmental help. No way is treating your workers like that philanthropic. 439 Reply 69 replies @thedelaware8309 @thedelaware8309 1 month ago I just wish certain rich people would just be honest about how nice it is being super wealthy, and stop pretending it's the most dreadful burden imaginable. I, actually, learned the truth of THAT in my youth, when a very wealthy but generous and unassuming person told a poor kid like me, "You know, it DOESN'T suck being rich." I still remember that admission 23 years later... 56 Reply 10 replies @jjlama9418 @jjlama9418 3 months ago The Walton Family, who own one of 2 of the largest Employers in America, have 80% of their Employees, on Government Assistance. So much, for helping the commoners. 1.8K Reply 340 replies @carljensen5730 @carljensen5730 2 months ago 4:00 It is always so sweet to hear about people who destroy the planet on one hand and then are written up in the papers for their generosity on the other hand. 519 Reply 34 replies @wlhgmk @wlhgmk 1 month ago One would hope, nay, expect, that some members of a family with such riches would realize the hollowness of simply becoming more and more rich and become patriarchs as was FDR. He had old wealth and unassailable position and had a higher goal in life than simply becoming richer. He instituted many reforms for the people of America and will always serve as an example. By the by, looking at one's legacy, how many people remember the richest families of Rome. Who will remember these folks. 20 Reply 2 replies @cherylsabol387 @cherylsabol387 2 months ago So basically these 10 families could pull the entire world out of poverty, put food on every table, house every single person and yet they really don’t do anything. This kind of wealth is disgusting. 460 Reply 72 replies @theoriginaljustcook @theoriginaljustcook 1 month ago I found it quite funny when the narrator said that despite having close to a trillion dollars, this family is very down-to-earth😂 17 Reply 4 replies @tbilod @tbilod 3 months ago I remember reading about the death of John D. Rockefeller in 1937. The family held a press conference where the family accountant was asked, "How much did he leave behind?" The quick answer was "All of it." 1.2K Reply 55 replies @rickreed9525 @rickreed9525 3 months ago These are the prime examples of why we are in the mess we have at these moments. Money feeds power to corruption. 322 Reply 8 replies @jutinaatio @jutinaatio 2 months ago Its crazy how much power these families have. Good for them, but it is sickening how the system can chain others in poverty and grant a golden ticket to others, and since there is inheritance the wealth just keeps building up trough out generations. I guess looking at this is similar how Africa sees Europe/US, we have a excess while they have so little. I blame the economic model, wonder when somebody comes up with a system that spreads wealth and also rewards risk taking, skill and luck. 5 Reply @slashdemonfire5024 @slashdemonfire5024 1 month ago I have a roof over my head, clothes on my back, food in my stomach, good health, family & friends who love me, YES! IM RICH!!! 192 Reply 9 replies @geofftefl @geofftefl 2 months ago (edited) I got indigestion after only the first few seconds into the story of the Koch family's heavy involvement in oil production, while being a major financial contributor to US political causes. If the people of the US can't see or don't appreciate this massive conflict, then we're doomed at the hands of a few greedy, hungry, extraordinarily powerful cabals. 118 Reply 34 replies @Daoistify @Daoistify 1 month ago (edited) In the post war decades, we made most of our consumer products. They were sold in locally owned mom and pop stores. Now, we’ve got Walmart in every town and city selling mostly Chinese products. Doing the Pandemic every small business was shutdown but not Walmart. I guess there was no Covid in those stores.😂😂😂 72 Reply 11 replies @grantskelton1219 @grantskelton1219 1 month ago The inequality in this world is beyond disgusting 5 Reply @JonnyBaryshnikov @JonnyBaryshnikov 3 months ago (edited) Carlos Slim selflessness made me tear up. Limiting his spending and staying in a 6 bedroom house he bought 40 yrs ago and giving most of his money away to help those less fortunate is the best things I've heard a mega wealthy person do. 574 Reply 76 replies @burtpanzer @burtpanzer 1 month ago They used to call Bill Gates the richest man without mentioning Rockefeller and others, but the super rich are names we've never heard. They own mega-conglomerates and banks, not candy bars or soda-pop. For these people (and I use the term loosely) there's only one game in town... Imagine, if their goal was to make the world a better place for everyone, it would be like living at Disneyland. 4 Reply @100perdido @100perdido 3 months ago As an American I am particularly grateful to the Koch family and the Waltons. The Waltons brought us "low prices everyday". The Kochs have invested heavily to make sure that nothing will be done about climate change. As global warming ravishes the economy for the working poor, we will always have Walmart to provide us peasants with low cost processed foods and cheap clothing manufactured by slave labor if we can afford them. 31 Reply 8 replies @patriziapreite1571 @patriziapreite1571 2 months ago The world will never change as long as these people stay in charge!!!!!! 144 Reply 10 replies @MattisonWarren @MattisonWarren 1 month ago (edited) I like how basically every family was described as down to earth philanthropists. …you mean when they’re not doing blood rituals in a dungeon with the “furniture” they got from their friends over at Wayfair? 28 Reply 2 replies @abiyah_1 @abiyah_1 1 month ago What gets me is that there are these many families that have billions and billions that we should not have this much poverty in the world. They should have different centers set up for the homeless to go shower like shower out houses and where they can find work for the day. Also where they can get a hot cooked meal and get packed meals for the week. Get them cleaned up and out working even if it's lawncare work or car washing etc. At these centers they could set up gardens that these without homes could go and once showed and refreshed and tummy full, they would have to go out to the garden and help with what ever they can and with what is needed as a way to give back. If I were to ever win the lottery (lol I got to play first) I would for sure set up centers like these. Almost like big truck stops for the truckers but mine would cater to those who are going thru hardships and are homeless and just need a 2nd chance at getting back on their feet and need a little help and lots of compassion. I truly believe these billionares could end homelessness yet they are SELFISH they would miss the cost of these centers going up and have volunteers work them and/or pay atleast minium wage for their time and dedication in helping others. Reply @kristiblack4789 @kristiblack4789 3 months ago I've been around and/or involved with ultra wealthy people and/or families for years in Santa Barbara. And it immediately struck me how in general, these people are not either happy, nor satisfied with anything! They can't and don't even trust each other. They know better. It actually turned me off of wealthy people entirely. Because it was just so fake and gross to be that undeservedly entitled and privileged. Completely repugnant to a truly enlightened and civilized society. 543 Reply 64 replies @uyvonnemartian7614 @uyvonnemartian7614 2 months ago (edited) You can still eat one meal at a time, wear one pair of shoes at a time, drive one car at a time. So we are all rich in that sense. We each have 24 hours a day to be happy, sad, industrious, angry, generous, charitable, or greedy. 309 Reply 33 replies @americanpatriot7247 @americanpatriot7247 2 months ago (edited) This is a list of people around the world who are honored and catered to because they have more money than most people on earth. They control other people's lives depending on what they do with it. They look like the rest of us, better dressed, drive more expensive vehicles and never worry about the economy as it doesn't exist for them in the same way as it does for us. The older ones look older, the younger ones look younger, and if they walked down the street in a crowd they would blend in where they live. They DO need to enjoy their wealth while they are here on earth, yes. Time claims all of us. Money can't buy you out of that eventuality. And you aren't taking it with you, either. This is all a game played by these folks while they still breath here on earth. Enjoy it while you can. Reply @svenlundergard1 @svenlundergard1 1 month ago ...and many of these people DO NOT PAY THEIR FAIR SHARE OF TAXES. But if the little guy doesn't pay, we get fines and penalties and even jail or prison time. Disgusting 24 Reply 3 replies @gatacelta @gatacelta 2 months ago Solo mama here. Sometimes I'm so broke that my girls and I spend a day simply walking around dog- friendly indoor and outdoor malls. We usually get a couple treats for the labs, a couple small treats for ourselves, and content ourselves with all the browsing, window-shopping, the entertaining passerby and bonus freebies you find at malls like free makeovers and cool product samplings. We feel like royalty relaxing for a few minutes on massage chairs. You can do a day like that with less than $40. Coming home empty-handed but full-hearted, the girls will often rave about the day. Beg to go back. Wasn't the money, the clothes, the extravagance. It was the laughter, the bonding, the celebration of a day off and togetherness. Our family vacations consist of cross-country road trips and camping, not resorts or cruises. My 11-yr old asked if we could attend a nearby Eras concert just to be part of the outside crowd! We're a small and humble mark upon the world. But an afternoon of laughter together makes me feel like what I imagine those trillionaires hope their money will buy for them. I would never want their idea of wealth. I'm too happy with my own. ❤️ 100 Reply 18 replies @mountainmantararua8824 @mountainmantararua8824 2 months ago I think that it was Henery Ford who said " if you divide all the money in the world between all the people in the world, at the end of the first day, some would have spent it all, some would have gambled it away, some would have doubled it, some would have lost it, some would have given it away" so at the end of the day you would be back where you started. Money makes money. If life could be bought, the rich would always live, the poor must die. 12 Reply 5 replies @annmarieknapp2480 @annmarieknapp2480 3 months ago It's pretty disturbing how much control and power these families wield. 743 Reply 65 replies @johngraymusic @johngraymusic 2 months ago Good to know that some of these families are so giving and compassionate to the little people 😊 1 Reply 3 replies @Mark-rw3kw @Mark-rw3kw 2 months ago Koch is not the largest private company in the US. That is Cargill. Also, Koch is not one of the largest oil producers. Although they do own some oil and gas production, they are big in refining and manufacturing of products made from petrochemicals, among many other businesses including renewable energy. Reply @Persian_king1997 @Persian_king1997 2 months ago Great families, great emipres, happy families and powerful people 👏 Reply @Cristian_M_ @Cristian_M_ 1 month ago Building wealth involves developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments. Financial management is a crucial topic that most tend to shy away from, and ends up haunting them in the near future… I pray that anyone who is reading this will be successful in his or her life!!! 23 Reply 22 replies @grege5074 @grege5074 3 months ago fun fact about number 10. "turning their home into an art gallery" is a way to dodge taxes in the US. They didn't do it for the love of art, but rather for the love of money 322 Reply 12 replies @thomasrizzuto2415 @thomasrizzuto2415 2 months ago It's absolutely heartwarming to see how the scum of the earth acquired their fortunes 94 Reply 4 replies @Bobrogers99 @Bobrogers99 2 months ago Not all of the world's problems could be solved by money, but some could be greatly reduced by expenditures in the right places. Perhaps some of these families donate a few token millions to good causes, but they have the means to do more. And do it without interfering with their opulent lifestyles. You can only wear one pair of shoes at a time. 1 Reply @keith9808 @keith9808 2 months ago I’m a simple man. I get up at 4.30am every morning to start work at my job in a bakery. I read books, drink tea, save whatever money I can afford, on my day off I go for long walks by the sea. Occasionally I manage a short holiday in the country. I’ll never be rich, but looking at these people, I can honestly say I wouldn’t want their lives. It all looks so horrible and false. 38 Reply 6 replies @lawsonoreva @lawsonoreva 2 months ago Hey Jason, thank you for making this great content. I hope to share my feedback in a few months after using this method of writing my 10 goals every day. 🎉❤ Bless up 4 Reply @here2offend @here2offend 1 month ago Great job y’all. Thank you for your time. Reply @conniedean3787 @conniedean3787 3 months ago If I was rich in India I would feel guilty owning a 2 Billion dollar home when the country has poverty 447 Reply 81 replies @tsunamis82 @tsunamis82 2 months ago Someone once said to me, it matters little how rich you are, you only sleep in one bed at night or can only drive one car at a time. One could extend that to a private jet or yacht as well. It’s nice though that some of these families donate vast sums to help others. 2 Reply @jarrydwatts4478 @jarrydwatts4478 3 months ago Were the Windsors not mentioned because its practically impossible to measure their actual wealth? There are many speculations as to their true wealth, but even conservative estimates make the AlSauds fortune seem pitiful. Their land holdings (Crown Land) technically account for about a quarter of the Earths land mass. An invaluable amount of land. However some estimates suggest it could be worth more than $50 trillion. While they don't actually enforce ownership, they do still technically own it. Reply 1 reply @bos3835 @bos3835 2 months ago The most evil families on the planet. The true downside of the concept of money. How can a family be worth $1.4T? It's unfathomable and evil because they've destroyed the environment in the process. Imagine the horrific crimes these families have done we'll never know about. 1 Reply 1 reply @cthemovie @cthemovie 2 months ago Very inspirational content. Keep up the good work thanks for sharing! 8 Reply @steveath @steveath 1 month ago If you have good health a happy family & enough income to keep any debt away, you are rich beyond belief. 1 Reply @alanfenick1103 @alanfenick1103 3 months ago The family changed with the passing of Sam Walton! Mr. Walton used to drive himself to his stores and was concerned about the associates. Today the Waltons tell their employees to get Food Stamps, Medicaid and financial assistance because of the low pay paid to their employees. Basically they have no incentive to pay a living wage as long as the government refuses to raise the minimum wage. Taxpayers subsidize the rich and throw scraps to the poor! Every time you get a paycheck, the rich pay less taxes because they buy the politicians! The rich are leeches that suck the life out of those less fortunate. 353 Reply 41 replies @terrisewell4729 @terrisewell4729 2 months ago Building wealth involves developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments. Financial management is a crucial topic that most pe tend to shy away from, and ends up haunting them in the near future. Putting our time and effort in activities and investments that will yield a profitable return in the future is what we should be aiming for. Success depends on the actions or steps you take to achieve it. "You're not going to remember those expensive shoes you bought ten years ago, but you will remember every single morning when you look at your bank account that extra 0 in there. I promise, that's going to be way more fun to look at everyday", I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life too. 🙏🙏🙏 207 Reply 58 replies @JIMJAMSC @JIMJAMSC 2 months ago (edited) Had a Gulfstream jet right off the assembly line come through which was heading to Saudi Arabia. In 1990's money it was iirc some 25-30 million bare bones and the interiors varied. Well this one was WAY over the top. Everything was GOLD. All wood tables, panels etc were inlaid w/ gold/ diamonds. Bathroom was gold w/ more diamonds. But the main over the top item was a throne that always rotated to point towards Mecca. Ask one of the crew how much all this cost and his reply was.." He "the buyer" never ask. 1 Reply @sterjexiii2416 @sterjexiii2416 23 hours ago It’s funny that people hates the rich but don’t hate the politicians 🤣 Reply @WilliamEthan00 @WilliamEthan00 2 months ago Nobody can become financially successful over night. They put in background work but we tend to see the finished part. Fear is a dangerous component, hindering us from taking bold steps we need in other to reach our goals... 369 Reply 5 replies @luismateo9064 @luismateo9064 1 month ago Is not what is in the bank, is what is in the heart!🤗 1 Reply 2 replies @richardbell5792 @richardbell5792 3 months ago Until recently, I worked for the Mars Corporation for 30+ years and it does a hell of a lot more good stuff than you've mentioned, sustainability, empowering women and ensuring mutuality throughout the supply chain being chief among them. You did mentioned environmental protection so well done for that. Did you know they also seed new coral reef systems, and support local people in far flung places to develop sustainable business models so that they can secure their future? I have intimate knowledge of what the P&L looks like for each chocolate product and can assure you they do not "overcharge", whatever you mean by that. Not impressed, prefer facts to uninformed opinion. 53 Reply 10 replies @jybrokenhearted @jybrokenhearted 2 months ago Can you imagine how many thousands of children that these families go thru each year? 54 Reply 11 replies @joshuaday-ou1qv @joshuaday-ou1qv 2 months ago I personally think that it is absolutely disgusting that anybody should possess such wealth when the majority of the world is starving or living in poverty or oppression.. I am not jealous, or a moral apostle, but this is shameful.. sad world we live in .. Reply @BohemothWatts-vz1lc @BohemothWatts-vz1lc 2 weeks ago I am extremely rich with ten cents. But I am very happy with it too. 1 Reply @veryoldjohnson @veryoldjohnson 2 months ago Sam Walton was a terrifically down to Earth person and great American!!! The same cannot be said about his children, but that is not their fault. They were raised that way!!! 22 Reply 4 replies @karr1111 @karr1111 1 month ago That sucks that they don’t even help their people in India 😢😢 The people are starving in India 🇮🇳 and the rich people definitely don’t do enough because they could help that entire country if they wanted to.. 3 Reply @PamLPam @PamLPam 3 months ago (edited) 10. Koch Family 0:10 - Worth 68 Billion (largest family owned business in America and one of the biggest oil producers in the world) 9. Ambani Family 2:00 - 85 Billion (richest family in India) 8. Bettencourt Family 4:35 - 93.7 Billion (L'oreal Comsetics) 7. Slim Family 6:26 - 95.1 Billion ("Warren Buffet of Mexico" - owns Mexico's largest mobile phone companies) 6. Wertheimer Family 8:06 - this video didn't mention net worth, google says 94 billion (Coco Chanel Fashion) 5. Mars Family 10:38 - 126 Billion (Mars candy) 4. Walton Family 12:44 - 250 Billion (Walmart) 3. Arnault Family 14:38 - 240 Billion ((not sure why this is listed higher than Walmart (luxury goods including Dior, Louis Vuitton etc)) 2. Rothchild Family 17:35 - 400 Billion (wealth stems back to the 18th century from banking and finance - they own shares in almost every profitable business worldwide) 1. Al Saud Family 20:15 - 1.4 Trillion (Saudi Arabia - oil and energy) 138 Reply 36 replies @jessicayanish-dd5dk @jessicayanish-dd5dk 2 months ago It makes me sad how rich people get richer and they get more greedy and try to hide the money and they don't have to pay taxes so they don't have to help those of the less fortunate 40 Reply 3 replies @newadventurer2927 @newadventurer2927 2 months ago In my opinion, America created the opportunities and scenarios that the country could be sold on the market to those who never have enough…. the Almighty Dollar or “ Dallar”. How much is enough is the question on the table. I always thought that people came to America to become “all you can be” to help make this world a better place for all, not to get all you can get. Just an opinion based on observations for the past sixty years or so. 2 Reply 1 reply @user-gk9kr4xx4l @user-gk9kr4xx4l 2 months ago As I read through the comments here, all I can see is extreme jealousy. Unbelievable, considering that in order to make and keep a fortune involves a lot of hard work. Also, I noticed that most of these families also gave huge amounts of money to charity. Reply @Iwannaberich363 @Iwannaberich363 2 months ago (edited) As the saying goes “He who dies with the most toys, Is still dead!” 76 Reply 8 replies @L1a7even @L1a7even 1 month ago There is one issue: Income Disparity. All other issues will disappear if this is addressed. 6 Reply 1 reply @bluezdrmatt @bluezdrmatt 3 months ago (edited) A glaring miss on this list is the British Royal Family. I read a few years ago how the queen owned so much property across the globe, that it was actually a staggering percentage of the earth. I believe it was around 20%. Think about that for a minute and start to connect the dots. Edit: I recall the second largest land owner was around 7% of our planet's real estate and I think it was someone from that Saudi family. 317 Reply 103 replies @egslaovejanegra8236 @egslaovejanegra8236 2 months ago Proof of the World we live in. Thank you for this video 23 Reply @Truth-Liberator @Truth-Liberator 2 months ago (edited) I don't have a problem with immense wealth except that it often comes from shafting people. That immense wealth could be used more to improve the lives of others rather than indulgent luxuries. Reply @caridadhilaire2048 @caridadhilaire2048 1 month ago I'm thinking about the street kids in India, and feel bad for them. They don't even have a cheap tent, and are sleeping on cardboard outdoors. I don't have an issue with living in luxury, and don't get the excess. Who needs a snow room? People have no electricity, and their kids can't go to school. They don't even have food, medical care, and other basic necessities. How do you sleep at night? 4 Reply 1 reply @Liberty208 @Liberty208 2 months ago Having a lot of wealth is one thing human beings crave for ,but being happy with your life while benefitting from all this wealth is something else. I heard so many times of those with money having a miserable life .I wonder why that is, i guess money can buy you everything except happiness 11 Reply 3 replies @xolanimpumulan1732 @xolanimpumulan1732 1 month ago Great wealth is possible for all those who believe Reply @OutwestTX @OutwestTX 3 months ago When 1% own 99% of the country's wealth, something needs to change 1.5K Reply 208 replies @ericswain4177 @ericswain4177 2 months ago Ya, you hit the nail on the head when you said "They Are Filthy Rich" "Filthy" being the appropriate word. Fortchenetly I have what the Filthy Rich will never have and money can't buy it: Morals Ethics, Self Respect, and Scruples. 6 Reply 6 replies @ScarlettFire341 @ScarlettFire341 2 months ago "First we overlook evil, Then we permit evil. Then we legalize evil. Then we promote evil. Then we celebrate evil. Then we persecute those who still call it evil." Fr. Dwight Longenecker 18 Reply @markboland8197 @markboland8197 1 month ago I have a cat by the name of Porkchop. This leads to all kinds of nicknames like Porky, Porkupotapuss, Porcporcporc, etc. The other night I called her Porkefellar. She came in the room and literally told me to never, ever call her that again and had no idea with what I was fooling with. 3 Reply @user-ny5xe2hx7t @user-ny5xe2hx7t 3 months ago Retirement for some people becomes their bondage in poverty because they failed to invest with the little they have on their active years of working, this is an error we need to start working on now, I’ll advise that while you still can work and earn also take some money aside and invest in your future after retirement so this classification won’t have to be yours 596 Reply 31 replies @tyrssen1 @tyrssen1 3 months ago Never ceases to amaze me how little imagination the super rich seem to have. 459 Reply 32 replies @zeealy3968 @zeealy3968 2 months ago Wow I am impressed with their philanthropy. I am also jealous of their art collection. I just wish they would live next to each other on Mars and then they wouldn't have to be philanthropic to us poor people. 9 Reply 1 reply @hacc220able @hacc220able 2 months ago The more one owns, the more one will be held accountable for how they obtained the wealth and more importantly how they shared this wealth with the less fortunate. 1 Reply 1 reply @mariatyler4753 @mariatyler4753 7 days ago Excellent video as always but here is my problem I have been making losses trying to make profit trading. I thought trading demo account is just like trading the real market... can anyone help me out or at least advise me on what to do 676 Reply 37 replies @Jon-ti1rb @Jon-ti1rb 2 months ago The richest person on the earth has his treasures in Heaven. 20 Reply 4 replies @bhekiematsebula9375 @bhekiematsebula9375 1 month ago Nothing i can say other than saying "I wish I was born in early days" where opportunities were plenty 1 Reply @avidresearch6478 @avidresearch6478 2 months ago (edited) Hilarious list!!! Now do the Orsini, Aldobrandini, Breakespear, and the other 7 families that truly rule the world! 29 Reply 4 replies @bigbulk688 @bigbulk688 3 months ago As an Indian, I can tell you this, Ambani's children and their children may live in opulence, but their children would have to get jobs, albeit luxurious ones to get by in life. Ambani family's wealth was created by Dhirubhai, father of the current head. Dhirubhai had 2 sons, the current head Mukesh, and his younger brother Anil. After Dhirubhai's passing, who was the richest man in India in his lifetime, his empire was divided between the 2 sons. Off the 2, the younger Anil is already bankrupt, and the older Mukesh has gone into extreme ostentatious display of wealth, thanks to his wife, Nita Ambani, which is completely unacceptable in Indian culture. Nita Ambani recently opened India's largest cultural centre, which for some reason she has named after herself, which again is kinda unacceptable in still somewhat traditional Indian society. The popular opinion being it should've been named after Dhirubhai who created the wealth. Anyways, the family is so hated that for the opening of that cultural centre, barring 1-2 top-tier industrial families, no one else showed up. The few days long extravaganza was just people from film industry. Also, all of Mukesh and Nita's children are morbidly obese, and come across as utterly dumb. Essentially the kinds who would not be able to garner any respect or credibility from either BOD or employees. In summary, it seems it's just a matter of Mukesh's passing, and the Ambani children would line up for bankruptcy too. 39 Reply 2 replies @tipperny76 @tipperny76 3 months ago (edited) The Waltons should put extra handicapped bathrooms (instead of just the one) in their super centers, not to mention let the sinks actually rinse our hands better instead of that half second stream of tiny water stream ..then when you try to work the sensor, it does not even work half the time. I will say my heart goes out to the workers that still have their jobs there. At least the ones at Oakbrook, S.C , and also in Main Street Summerville S.C. are kind and considerate hard workers. 3 Reply 1 reply @bluesman97 @bluesman97 2 months ago (edited) Not a single family would be so rich if we weren't screwed for gas prices. Nothing like hitting us where it hurts, and let's not forget how that affects OUR children. Thanks. 2 Reply 1 reply @CristinaDavalos1127 @CristinaDavalos1127 1 month ago Ironic that the Waltons and others are such charitable givers, yet their own employees don't have health care or living wages. The Waltons not only get subsidies but many of their employees have to take taxpayer funded programs to subsidize their meager paychecks in the form of Medicaid and Snap. Reply @timward3116 @timward3116 2 months ago It's funny how these people so often pay their employees pennies, gouge the heck out of their customers - and, with their billions of dollars left over, toss a few extra pennies at their victims are praised for their generosity. Amazing, really. Reply @jeffkiper8199 @jeffkiper8199 1 month ago I remember reading a few years back, that Walmart has given away less then 1% of their profits to charities. Maybe I got it wrong. 2 Reply 1 reply @bartleydalfonso2853 @bartleydalfonso2853 3 months ago A philosopher once said . . . . "Behind every fortune there is a crime; and behind every great fortune, there is a great crime." 350 Reply 26 replies @geraldtrudeau3223 @geraldtrudeau3223 2 months ago I like this video because it puts a face on the oligarchy that rules the world. We all should know who the enemy is, and be able to recognize them. 31 Reply 2 replies @Robert-fl9co @Robert-fl9co 3 months ago At the funeral of a certain rich man , in front of his open casket two men who knew him well we're standing. One man ask the other how much did he leave ? HE LEFT IT ALL was the other man's reply. The Richer in fear and our slaves to those things that possess them. Reply @fortysix_and2 @fortysix_and2 2 months ago Love from Canada 🇨🇦 #9 The Ambani family. I think their home was featured in Christopher Nolans movie "Tenet" If I'm not mistaken it was the house in the beginning that Robert Pattinson and John Washington repel from. Reply @MsCjmaxi @MsCjmaxi 2 months ago All that money couldn't extend his life... He lay under a luxurious comforter made of the finest cotton, and interwoven with strands of pure gold. An open window provided a slight breeze in the golden room. Life-sustaining iv had been disconnected, as he took his last breaths. His oldest son stood by his side along with his own son, and a very young grandson who was trying not to shift foot to foot. The richest man in the world, aware only of anticipation of an even more decadent afterlife, was suddenly overwhelmed by the beauty of light from the window gleaming on one of the gold plated posters of his bed. It was so brilliant, he felt joy in his heart. Surely it was a sign from Allah. His focus grew dim, and dimmer still. Until, he breathed his last, and all went dark. He opened his eyes again in what seem to be know time at all . Before him was a God he had never known. As he looked into the eyes of this man, he understood his sin . And was filled with more regret than he ever thought possible. This God... this wonderful terrible God was Jehovah. The one the Jews worship. The Jews that he had sought to kill, and in fact had killed. Many thousands. A word, "Israel". So much love did this God have for his beloved Israel. And it belongs to the Jews. He understood now. His very next thought was, "I was wrong. And now it's too late". He choked out a single word - "Please". Then he was thrown spiraling down a very long way. He landed hard. So hard, that it broke every bone in his body. He immediately became aware of three things. The searing pain, his shameful nakedness, and a strong thirst. He could see there were countless levels above him if only he could get to them. The cries of torture echoed loudly in the dark cavernous pit. The only light, a raging inferno from the levels below. Instinctively, he clamored on top of others trying to go up a little higher to where the air would be breathable. Hitting, punching, and kicking they struggled. A young man was too small and weak to fight. So he lay helpless on the ground. A large woman cursed God as she shook a burnt and blistered fist. The struggle went on and on. There was no way of knowing how long. ... Reply @thammallamaq @thammallamaq 1 month ago “My richness is life” - BOB MARLEY 1 Reply @peggyelchert8340 @peggyelchert8340 3 months ago “Wealth is like saltwater, the more we drink, the more we thirst. The same is true for fame…..” Arthur Schopenhauer 692 Reply 13 replies @sergiovogel2449 @sergiovogel2449 2 months ago How people can actually believe that we live in a democratic world and that a system of competition, where most start at the starting line of a marathon and a very small number start 2 meters in front of the finish line, is a good and just system, beats me every time. And I am not only talking about the 10 richest families, but the 10% that own 90%. Well, if that is possible, than the system must truely be good and make us all equal...well, the 90% that is. Or not. Mindblowing the amount of indoctrination that had to happen in the last 150 years. Reply @ZenGlenn @ZenGlenn 3 months ago (edited) ✨️The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few, or the one... sharing wealth is mandatory for human progress✨️ 4 Reply @christianmwabukusi8132 @christianmwabukusi8132 2 weeks ago Being Rich is not a sin in itself! The issue (sin) lies with the soul of man... The processing of the soul of man who owns wealth is vital spiritually and is the concern of the Holy One... What is required of the heart is humility, no matter what! Reply @ladyStoneyG @ladyStoneyG 2 months ago Speaks tones and volumes seeing a new family richer than the Rothschild family in 2023. And means alot behind these big changes in the world all around. Reply @rogerbannister1224 @rogerbannister1224 2 months ago Societies shouldn’t tolerate or permit the accumulation of such wealth and power. 15 Reply 10 replies @khdmhd2947 @khdmhd2947 3 months ago Don't be disheartened, no one takes any of it to their graves. It always gets left behind for the living. Just focus on the blessings u already have in ure life. Be thankful for the meals, be thankful for the air u breathe, be thankful for the friends and family and most importantly be thankful for your health. In other words be thankful for ure life. U only get to live it once. Better u live it surrounded by the ones u love and do ure best to be the best u can be whatever ure limitations are. Oh and steer away from all the 'isms' that are thrown around. In the end death will either take ure pleasures or ure suffering away (or both). Question is if there is a life after death, will there be another death to take ure suffering or pleasure away? Perhaps thats a question worthy of dedicating one lifetime to. 50 Reply 7 replies @jenjara1218 @jenjara1218 2 months ago I don’t know how these people can look themselves in the mirror knowing the millions or billions of people they could be helping. These people should be ashamed of themselves they could solve all of our problems but chose not to. Very sad 21 Reply 4 replies @lorideron3812 @lorideron3812 2 months ago If you contribute to a charity, you know how to keep those people needing it, don't you? 1 Reply 1 reply @MzMillionDollaMillz @MzMillionDollaMillz 1 month ago The corruption that may be behind these families is what puts a bad taste in my mouth. The wealth not so much. I dont care to be filthy rich as these families are but desire wealth. I dont ever want to worry about how im going to pay my bills, live pay check to pay check, or struggle. Id be lying if i said i didnt dream of having real wealth. I still hope to acquire wealth some way some how. 1 Reply 1 reply @jone7408 @jone7408 2 months ago Are the figures quoted for these families accurate? I picked up two inaccuracies re Rothschild... RIT Capital Partners Ltd has an actual market valuation at 30.8.23 of £2.8b not £7b/£9b as quoted. Video stated that Rothschild owns Glencore PLC yet according to publicly available shareholder records, Rothschild is not showing as a top ten shareholder. Reply @robertchapman11111 @robertchapman11111 2 months ago Can't be jealous of others who own more Its life, we all get on the best we can. Poor or wealthy. 1 Reply @wengsengchan @wengsengchan 3 months ago What does it profit a man to gain the whole world but lose his soul in eternity? 5.9K Reply 490 replies @mobiflycanada1775 @mobiflycanada1775 2 months ago I wonder how much each family will give to charity if it were not a tax deduction? 2 Reply @michaelhord @michaelhord 2 months ago down to earth people would pay their employees enough to say that they had a good job. Publix , costco, whole foods can pay their people enough (almost). We have gas stations starting people at 16-18. Kroger finally got a clue. 5 years ago all we heard was how minimum wage couldnt be raised to $15 an hour and now theyre begging people to work for it. I praise the youth for refusing to work for less. Its up to them to break the old system and crush it. Our democrat president hasnt said anything about raising minimum wage. Isn't that strange? For Gods sake sneak in at least $10 and hour since the rate hasnt been changed since 2005 Reply @samuelsilva8364 @samuelsilva8364 2 months ago Everyone in this comment section could be helping more people (yes I'm included) since we have time to watch, think and talk about what could be done with this money. Not to say the richest people are angels obviously, just that we also could be helping one more person. 1 Reply @rhondasmith8677 @rhondasmith8677 2 months ago I'm so thankful I choose humanity and God over money !!!!!! I am so happy and comfortable, I have everything I need I never go without, I have a wonderful family home life and there's nothing that I need or want !!!!! I have worked hard for everything I have in this life and I'm thankful for that, I wouldn't have it any other way !!!!! So I have all the riches in the world that I want and I'm happy with what I have thank you Heavenly Father, my Lord Jesus Christ who died on the cross for our sins and the whole world and for all of humanity !!!!! Thank you Jesus !!!! 🙏🙏💖 17 Reply 2 replies @christophercox6323 @christophercox6323 1 month ago Extravagant wealth is disgusting. It's actually gross imo and makes my stomach turn. If for any reason I ran into a massive amount of wealth, I would need to give away enough of it to leave me in a stable, comfortable place but not grossly rich. It's immoral to me. Reply @LoveyK @LoveyK 3 months ago Mr Slim and his wife frequently traveled to San Antonio,Texas to shop. Mr Slim always stopped by my Mother’s Antique & Collectable shop “Echoes From The Past” on Houston Street in downtown San Antonio, a block away from The Alamo. My parents specialized in restoring vintage music machines, Player Pianos, Juke Boxes, Music Boxes, Gramophones, Victrolas, Vintage Radios and everything in between. Mr Slim bought dozens of machines, mostly Jukeboxes. He liked to hang out in the shop and chat up my Mom, my Sister & Brother and other Antique Dealers. He was really nice, funny and down to earth. He wasn’t the only “celebrity” to frequent her shop.. My Mom closed her shop in the early 2000’s when she was recovering from Breast Cancer. She just turned 90 years old and lives in Eugene, Oregon. 54 Reply 5 replies @DaShaneo @DaShaneo 2 months ago It's so nice to see all of them engage in Philanthropy but none will pay a decent wage to the hard working. Reply @f.e.mccole8094 @f.e.mccole8094 3 months ago (edited) There is somethihg wrong when one family can have so much. On a modest woman's salary of yore, I managed to pay off my little home and live on retirement income comfortably. No dinners out, but I can afford lunches. No cruises, but I have my own car. I was able to help my kids through 13 years of college collectively. But, I couldn't accomplish so much today. We had mortgage interest help from FHA and VA. We could buy fixer-uppers, sell and move up. Child care was within reach for everyone. It was possible to budget groceries. Gas expense was negligible. God help young families today. What's ahead for them. Ask the fabulously rich. 2 Reply 1 reply @parttimetourist @parttimetourist 1 month ago The irony of extremely wealthy people is if you gave them the entire world today they would ask for 10 more tomorrow because there is no limit to their excessive greed 1 Reply @stargazer1288 @stargazer1288 2 months ago Play frankly amazed 74-year old homeless veteran living on $39 a day social security Having money like that seems like entirely too much effort for me I enjoy sitting in my folding camping chair with my feet on the cooler eating snacks and taking naps by the beach and the fishing show 😊 2 Reply 3 replies @couchfan7605 @couchfan7605 1 month ago I wish we could go back, like back in the 1930's when only the rich were taxed, but with all the government spending, they need everyday American's to pay and continue to pay. Reply @thrrax @thrrax 3 months ago "Their generosity knows no bounds". They donate a few hundred thousands and they steal billions. 590 Reply 38 replies @MegaJcoulter 3 months ago If you dig deeper you will find that these known families are the individuals that the truly wealthy allow to take the attention for wealth. I have had opportunities to work around several ultra wealthy people. In general, they were very kind, and relatively generous. 1 Reply 1 reply @krystalshepherd4582 @krystalshepherd4582 3 months ago The Walton foundation focused on improving the lives of individuals but been known to pay employees so cheap they need food stamps. 1 Reply @___free4ever___ @___free4ever___ 1 month ago Yet I pity them all 🤦🏻‍♂️ These people could indeed be among the poorest. Reply @glennquagmire3258 @glennquagmire3258 2 months ago There are a number of families who do not live opulent lives despite their net worth of hundreds of billions of dollars. Reply @Light_over_darkness @Light_over_darkness 1 month ago There are rich who still have morals. Not thieves. Liars. Evil. The 1% should be..... you know. 2 Reply @Juliehart001 @Juliehart001 3 months ago There’s something I’d always share concerning working with a financial professional can actually help you prepare for life financial struggles. I'm glad I was able to call my coach John Desmond Heppolette since I was actively cashing out from my portfolio and finally made over 370k just in the first quarter while everyone else was crying about the downturn. early this year... 995 Reply 14 replies @PRH123 @PRH123 2 months ago These are only some of the already well known by the public wealthy families. There are many other well known families not mentioned here. The ones we don’t know outnumber them both, and are wealthier. Reply @alecks999998 @alecks999998 2 months ago I love the whole idea that you pat yourself on the back for philanthropy when you're worth so much money, that after giving 500 million bucks, you fully realize that's how much interest you get in a month. You go to balls to eat caviar and drink champagne and glorify yourself after driving past 1000s of starving people on the streets of Mumbai while you live in a high rise whose worth could feed half a million Indians for a full year. Reply @karr1111 @karr1111 1 month ago In Mexico 🇲🇽 that guy could feed and house all of the people in Mexico 🇲🇽 Reply @Elemental_Entity @Elemental_Entity 2 months ago Calling any of these families Philanthropists is like calling a 700 pound person skinny. 2 Reply 1 reply @mariehickey3050 @mariehickey3050 1 month ago I'LL NEVER UNDERSTAND WHY THESE BEINGS DON'T SHARE WITH THE POOR .... 😅 Reply @Narrow-Pather @Narrow-Pather 3 months ago You'll never recognize the faces of those who are the controllers. We see the faces they want us to see. They provide targets to keep the masses from looking for the actual culprits. 927 Reply 59 replies @DanOvM @DanOvM 2 months ago Every person saying negative things about these people would switch lives with them in a heartbeat. Some won't admit it, but actually given the choice you ALL would. Don't lie to yourself! Reply @josephjkpanda3263 @josephjkpanda3263 2 months ago I tapped into their blessings ❤❤❤ Reply @RivhardDavenport @RivhardDavenport 1 month ago NO ONE SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO BE THIS RICH AND WHO MANIPULATE POLITICIANS TO GET AND PROTECT THEIR RICHES Reply @d.a.h1562 @d.a.h1562 3 months ago I'm starting to doubt everything in this vid as I know for a fact that Carlos Slim is the descendant of a Super wealthy family from Lebanon that emigrated to Mexico under suspicious circumstances. Carlos has just been able to make more money for a family that was already ultra wealthy... Reply @leelafarlett3535 @leelafarlett3535 5 days ago Why would anyone pay someone twice the money for labor if they can get someone that is happy to work for less? Every single person complaining about Walmart not paying their employees more money , would pay them as little as they could. If they paid them double they would go broke. You run a business to make money , not give it away. Reply @cyborgbear7269 @cyborgbear7269 3 months ago (edited) You can't be rich like them no matter how smart and hard-working you are, because they control who gets in and who doesn't. It's based on bloodlines. Any perceived threat to their establishment will be handled accordingly. 280 Reply 22 replies @DonCesarian @DonCesarian 2 months ago Ecclesiastes 5:10-13 Those who love money will never have enough. How meaningless to think that wealth brings true happiness❤ 63 Reply 10 replies @sashayebrewer8040 @sashayebrewer8040 2 months ago Francois clearly doesn’t use her mother’s L’Oréal beauty products 😂 11 Reply @brendandylanmaloney @brendandylanmaloney 1 month ago I never even knew there were trillionaires ! 🥴 4 Reply 1 reply @lindachallenger1554 @lindachallenger1554 2 months ago In all fairness…many of those titans of wealthy have the opportunity to hire the best accountants and investors to help them with their large sums of money. They may donate to many causes for tax breaks but are they paying taxes like the average person! From my understanding that is not the case, plus many of them have the opportunity to hide their money in tax free countries! Just my opinion. 🇨🇦 2 Reply @InfoArtistJKatTheGoodInfoCafe @InfoArtistJKatTheGoodInfoCafe 2 months ago Considering the terrible conditions for approximately 2 billion people worldwide, these people are horrible leaders. Reply @adamjamal5611 @adamjamal5611 3 months ago The best quote that came to my mind to calm me down after watching this video is from Bob Marley "Some people are so poor - all they have is money". 1.2K Reply 48 replies @dawnwilson3701 @dawnwilson3701 2 months ago glad to see someone doing good with there more, instead of using it for evil. 1 Reply 1 reply @daphneryland-jones6732 @daphneryland-jones6732 2 months ago Well just how did you forget to mention the Windsor family !? Unbelievable! So called 'king' Charles lll is the head of the biggest 'firm' in the world and owns more land than any other human being ever. He is the Beast. 4 Reply @kapioleilanionalanielua @kapioleilanionalanielua 1 month ago No one ever hears of this family, but I met the daughter of the Roberts family. Her family is probably not the most wealthy, but I heard they are worth about a billion. Not sure about now though, in 2023. I have stories about the daughter though hehe. Reply @HelpItIsMakingMeNameThings @HelpItIsMakingMeNameThings 2 months ago "Alice Walton, daughter of Sam Walton, is an avid art collector." That was all I needed to hear to know that Alice Walton has some crooked underground capital schemes going on, covered up with "art collection" money transfer purchases. 1 Reply @KemetNubian1 @KemetNubian1 1 month ago Thanks for putting names & faces on the most greedy and gluttonous people in this world ✌🏿 7 Reply 1 reply @JohnThomas @JohnThomas 3 months ago (edited) If it wasn't for the fact that many people in this world live in poverty and those with great wealth have much greater power than others to alleviate that poverty, I'd say good luck to these very rich people and wish them well. Instead, I can't help but be disgusted. 108 Reply 13 replies @michaeldesilvio221 @michaeldesilvio221 2 months ago God bless these families. Reply @pamelawing5747 @pamelawing5747 3 months ago Bettencourt was smart. She made a quality product reachable by almost anyone. I use quite a few L'Oreal products. 8 Reply 2 replies @nudetaynehatwobble @nudetaynehatwobble 1 month ago If you already know where you’re headed after this life, you might as well make the most of your time on earth. These fortunes alone tell you where their riches are located. 1 Reply @danqodusk8140 @danqodusk8140 2 months ago One way of viewing this group and ourselves is consider every time you spend one dollar, each of these families receives a dime of it. That's what anyone would call making serious money. Reply @YoungLifeWorldwide @YoungLifeWorldwide 2 months ago Just This 10 Can Absolutely End World Hunger SMH Reply @deadmanrunning6670 @deadmanrunning6670 3 months ago I don't envy any of those people. I live a modest middle class lifestyle, everything I own is paid for, and I have enough to afford all my bad habits. That's what makes me happy! 362 Reply 32 replies @Falconcrest1985 @Falconcrest1985 2 months ago Totally insane. They can give every person alive today a billion dollars and it would not put a dent into his net worth. It's a shame because the world could be such a better place if the rich would give to the common man. 2 Reply 5 replies @vandejong9343 @vandejong9343 2 months ago Great video but we need to talk about something that's pretty cool and interesting even if it doesn't relate with the video, we all need to know as long as you're not dependent on just one source of income and you're financially free, money can do and command so many things, Having invested thousands of dollars in a reputable company, I have no doubts in the cryptocurrency market, with the right skills you will enter the market. 449 Reply 11 replies @MacMFer @MacMFer 1 month ago To think that those who have wealth have the opportunity to change the world would be like thinking that every U.S. citizen is FREE. 1 Reply 2 replies @joeking4206 @joeking4206 3 months ago Great video, but your point about dentists hating the Mars family is amusing. Without tooth disease and decay there would be no dentists. So why would dentists hate the Mars family and anybody else who make a visit to the dentist necessary? Reply @bobtaylor7813 @bobtaylor7813 2 months ago Such a lot of rich people and not one pay the bill for Haiti! Finally the generosity is one of the most expensive virtue that only few people can have it. Reply @markgerick3063 @markgerick3063 3 months ago (edited) Pretty hard to watch when I have $6 in the bank till next week, can't afford health insurance, haven't eaten out in over a year or had a vacation in over 10, & will have a hard time paying my $800 rent this next month. Still I, like many others in the world, persevere!! 😉 316 Reply 72 replies @seannorman9169 @seannorman9169 2 months ago I am sure they work very hard for their wealth and they deserve to be recognized..... I always say work hard and make that money so you can live comfortably.. .. 2 Reply @idagirl814 @idagirl814 3 months ago I content myself with the belief that Bill Gates can't possibly know real happiness. 2 Reply @alexs7671 @alexs7671 2 months ago I feel very sorry for these uber rich, it must be a massive headache trying to find something new to spend money on. Reply @eloiseherbert1893 @eloiseherbert1893 2 months ago This is fascinating from beginning to end! 👌 2 Reply @SharkFishSF @SharkFishSF 1 month ago Ambani ❤❤❤. Though they're rich, they spend a lot in India for the indian people. Reply @carlcontrera1699 @carlcontrera1699 3 months ago "Behind every great fortune, there is a crime"- Balzac by way of Mario Puzo 656 Reply 31 replies @dareckmaurice4295 @dareckmaurice4295 2 months ago There are families no one will dare mention, these are "front families" the real wealthy families you will never know about. 1 Reply @parrish8386 @parrish8386 2 months ago Success is dependent on the action or steps you take to achieve it. Show me a man who doesn't have an investment and I will tell you how soon he'll go broke. Investment is building a safe haven for the future: with the right choices of investment that has minimum risk and with an Expert guidance, profit and interest should be guaranteed. 972 Reply 11 replies @webstar37 @webstar37 2 months ago " Hardly shall they that have riches enter into the Kingdom of Heaven" Hardly meaning , not likely!! 1 Reply @VicInNocal @VicInNocal 2 months ago It's crazy that the masses of people accept this stuff. We are still living in feudal monarchical times and most people don't even know it. Reply @paulazann731 @paulazann731 2 months ago Not for much longer,soon no man will be better or wealthier than another,everyone will be equal in all things. 1 Reply @larrygruber1261 @larrygruber1261 1 month ago I'm so proud of you not letting anyone know.❤ Reply @istvanmuresan4267 @istvanmuresan4267 3 months ago Rich people giving money to charity and other fake institutions are not an act of kindness , it is business. Rich people don’t give money for free it is just a publicity. When the rich people give 1 million that million will get back in various ways 10 million at list if no more . So don’t confuse kindness with interest and business. 260 Reply 39 replies @qvorhies3575 @qvorhies3575 2 months ago To be fair, Charles Koch always gave his employees a family photo christmas card at christmas. Nothing else, just the card. 5 Reply 4 replies @scottbryce8351 @scottbryce8351 2 months ago I dont often comment cj cause most of time our views are exactly same but hats off you bud for reminding of that instance with Jimmy Bell memory brilliant mate keep up good work bud watched all your videos for years and love your new set up Reply @Persian_king1997 @Persian_king1997 2 months ago Saudi family networth is over 6 trillion dollars. Not 1.4 trillion mentioned in the video Reply @glennzanotti3346 @glennzanotti3346 2 months ago The single largest group of people receiving government assistance, such as food stamps, are Walmart employees. We tax payers are subsidizing the Walton family's $250-Billion fortune. Reply @alicebenard5713 @alicebenard5713 1 month ago I began my investment journey at the age of 39, primarily through hard work and dedication. I am to share that my passive income exceeded $100k in a single month for the first time. This success reinforces the importance of the advice mentioned earlier. It is not about achieving quick wealth, but rather ensuring long-term financial prosperity. 92 Reply 12 replies @RoySATX @RoySATX 3 months ago "A commitment to philanthropy" is an absurd thing to attribute to any one these families. 691 Reply 45 replies @samesryals6952 @samesryals6952 2 months ago Everytime he says they are interested in protecting the environment he shows clear cutting of forests if you watch planet of the humans you will see how much they care about the environment Reply @thecomrade9284 @thecomrade9284 2 months ago Love how they point to philanthropy when they are tax writeoffs. Take that away and you would be suprised how 'generous' they are... Reply @jeffbuttera1680 @jeffbuttera1680 1 month ago Definitely an eye-opener when we make six figures as blue-collar people we think we're doing amazing this kind of deflates that LOL Reply 1 reply @kristie7146 @kristie7146 2 months ago How can walmart make so money, yet not paying their employees a living wage. No wonder they are so rich. Reply @NOVA_STARK @NOVA_STARK 1 month ago A man with no money is no more than a dust on earth. 1 Reply @ronagoodwell2709 @ronagoodwell2709 2 months ago "Behind every great fortune lies a great crime." --Balzac 424 Reply 23 replies @maximocool5798 @maximocool5798 2 months ago Yet people think the owners of tesla,Microsoft and Amazon are the richest men in the world 😂 Reply @LumiSisuSusi @LumiSisuSusi 2 months ago (edited) "Despite their massive fortune, the Bettencourt family is remarkably down to earth...." I expected to hear "unattractive", especially due to then owning beauty brands. 😅 I really was was NOT expecting to hear "remarkably down to earth" 6:04 Reply @georgecollord7650 @georgecollord7650 1 month ago How happy are they, really? Happiness comes from love for and from others. For me, Good wife, good kids, good dog. I love them. They love me. Keep your billions. Reply @Iwonder2 @Iwonder2 3 months ago Wondering whether Billy the Kid had any family that would have liked to own his likeness and their family pictures rather than some stranger. Reply 1 reply @shannonwilliams8148 @shannonwilliams8148 1 month ago This is a good place to find the best companies to work for so thanks 1 Reply @jeanjena3923 @jeanjena3923 3 months ago Today I had USD20 for fuel.I am 61 years old. I bought a bag maize meal and 2 pints of milk for a 35 year old young man whose kids and wife have had no food for some days.I then put in USD10 fuel.Sharing is caring ❤ 209 Reply 16 replies @agalgonzalez @agalgonzalez 2 months ago Amazing how few of these rich families have good looking people in them. Reply 1 reply @MyScannell @MyScannell 2 months ago The Arnold family gave 240 million to repair church. And only 11 million towards wild fire prevention …. I’m sure the church is worth it Reply @spearsg @spearsg 1 month ago The rich are lot of things, but stupid isn't one of them. God bless them. Reply @herensugue @herensugue 2 months ago No amount of riches can buy what even the poorest can have. Yet again they do provide for hundreds of thousands of jobs, price stability and most worked hard to get there...impressive. 2 Reply @lfcfan4557 @lfcfan4557 2 months ago This makes me feel real good, I want to jump out of my bed and face the new day with optimism. 😊 Reply @thatwaseasy4065 @thatwaseasy4065 2 months ago It's truly a shame,the good these people could do for the world 94 Reply 5 replies @zyxw2000 @zyxw2000 2 months ago I see the family at Downton Abbey still owns America. Reply @thadnapora3123 @thadnapora3123 2 months ago Thank you for providing me a list of all those who I will introduce to my close friend… the GRIM REAPER! Oh also all of their security and bodyguards as well !!! Hahaha 2 Reply @nelsonortas818 @nelsonortas818 1 month ago AL SAUD's wealth is not from their own money. It belongs to their people who get pennies Reply @stephenkellar @stephenkellar 2 months ago I'm sorry but I seemed to have missed the philanthrope section for the Koch family. Helping (owning) a political party willing to help you over regular citizens doesn’t count in my books. Reply @treeguyable @treeguyable 1 month ago Never heard of Walmart, till we got one in our town. I do go there quite a bit. The company has good buyers, and merch, for the price, even if most of it is made in China. I would pay a little more, if local stores had what they had, but, they put a lot of locals out of business. Call me typical Murican. Reply @7pinesknives934 @7pinesknives934 3 months ago It’s a rare thing for people who have fortunes to help others like Slim does.There is no better feeling than helping people I feel 143 Reply 8 replies @mattzamillianfights5894 @mattzamillianfights5894 2 months ago In actuality, I(a very poor, cashwise, person) would have no problem with rich people(cuz u should never have ur legit earnings taken away) if they were held accountable to the same laws the rest of us r. Since they're not, & could, & prolly do get away w/ actual murder all the time, I take exception. Reply @quinngros5651 @quinngros5651 3 months ago These people make me think, "What's the freaking point?". None of that crap makes you happy. It's just more stuff that you have to fork out money on to maintain. I mean...why do you need that many cars? You are rich and get driven everywhere by a chauffeur...lol. Now, the home I understand. It's like a family compound, except it isn't sprawled over acreage, because they want to live in the city. And, as the family expands, they will have the room for it. It's easier to protect one building, other than several. Here's something else sickening... money that they have sitting in banks and what-not is collecting huge amounts of freaking interest daily. Basically, they are making more money daily, than they can spend. Isn't that disgusting. Reply @aruns6808 @aruns6808 1 month ago Most people don't understand this .. because of these people world runs, and we have jobs .... All these companies have in a way or other have daily impact in our life. these people should exist for wheel to turn.... Reply @Kathryn-lk1ii @Kathryn-lk1ii 2 months ago Smart business people. God does want us to be fruitful Reply 1 reply @leekwan1982 @leekwan1982 1 month ago If youre watching this using the internet, youre already in the top 76 perc of rich people. Reply @PeacePlease. @PeacePlease. 3 months ago "The world has enough to satisfy everyone's needs, but not everyone's greed" - Mahatma Gandhi. I don't know about you, but I certainly believe: that those who CAN nourish the entire world of impoverished people - (At LEAST all the ones in their OWN city, state, nation), and DON'T - Could NOT be as guilt free as they might portray. And.... "Guilt is to the mind & spirit what pain is to the body." Make of that what you will - ✌!! 105 Reply 8 replies @emmanuelweinman9673 @emmanuelweinman9673 2 months ago The saddest part is that the richer you get, the less you truly enjoy your riches. Money’s true use is a tool for human prosperity. When only 1% of us prosper, humans are not prospering. Luckily about 5% of humans know how to truly prosper without being enslaved to money, gangs, or dictators. Reply @JonnyOpinionated @JonnyOpinionated 3 months ago Rhetorical question: Why do billionaires need to be in the pockets of heads of state so badly? How much wealth is enough? Has anyone made a billion without causing misery in others? Reply @treeguyable @treeguyable 1 month ago I am a hundredaire. Dealing with a kidney stone now. Once I get the hospital bill, with no insurance, or savings, I will be a dollaraire. No pain, will be priceless. Oh well. 😂 Reply @wesharrington5937 @wesharrington5937 2 months ago Give me a break, The Walton Family pays Walmart workers lowest wages possible. They evade paying Healthcare benefits by working people part time as much as possible. Reply @janeterambert5455 @janeterambert5455 1 month ago don't envy these people, we are just their workhorses... only We can change that 2 Reply @spazemunky @spazemunky 2 months ago Philanthropy is just a code word for “Tax Shelter” 597 Reply 55 replies @youareyourownbeloved @youareyourownbeloved 2 months ago This is prime example of how we live out of ONENESS Reply 1 reply @mein214 @mein214 3 months ago Props to them, you cant hate. However they got it , 👍 Reply @maryfranklin1765 @maryfranklin1765 1 month ago WHOA, was this guy serious, or utterly sarcastic, when he spoke of 'the SERINITY' all that money could offer??? Reply @Sega-16 @Sega-16 2 months ago Imagine the Mars family has enough money to give one million dollar to every single of their employees 😂😂😂 Reply 1 reply @bkaley8974 @bkaley8974 1 month ago Except for the Alsaud family who would be sweeping sand without oil, the genuine rich set appears to be quite generous in donating to worthy causes. No wonder climate change has been allowed to run out of control all these profitable decades. Thank God for rich and intelligent innovators like Elon Musk and Bill Gates. Reply @nairnshelly @nairnshelly 3 months ago And yet people are dying from starvation. This is sinful. 141 Reply 17 replies @nicoloco5923 @nicoloco5923 2 months ago I love how they say they help people but yet soend ridiculous money on painting and houses they probably never go to. Its one thing just giving money to who knows what organization and saying ur helping the poor. Its just crazy a group of people could have so much wealth Reply @doctorpatient519 @doctorpatient519 1 month ago if you can set the repulsion emotion aside for a moment, Arnold's donation of $230+M to assist in the Notre Dame restoration is pretty admirable ... I look forward to news of Olivier Latry's re-christening organ concert there Reply @roughhabit9085 @roughhabit9085 1 month ago Generally speaking people get rich by giving and not taking. The real concern is how to find non corruptable bureaucrats. Reply @sanmanagementteam6725 @sanmanagementteam6725 2 months ago There are groups of people more wealthier than these guys altogether, but their wealth is illegal therefore they keep it secret. 1 Reply @maureenbudgen474 @maureenbudgen474 1 month ago They should help there own people more. Reply @derekjohn4412 @derekjohn4412 2 months ago The irony of all this wealth is that you cannot take a cent into the next world. 246 Reply 23 replies @MultiHogy @MultiHogy 3 months ago (edited) It's oki to have billions, the question I feel is important is the methods in which it was achieved and how it's being used. Is one in harmony with nature, integrity with fellow humans. Oki, 1.4 trillion is truly crazy😅 Reply @liurodriguez5964 @liurodriguez5964 3 months ago Your riches will not erase the heavy weight of bad karma you left behind in your family and the world. And then people ask why bad things happen to people and more, it all comes down to one word: Karma Reply @delta1210 @delta1210 1 month ago 1 Million seconds is equal to 11 Days and 1 Billion seconds is equal to 31 years. A greed that cannot be satisfied Reply @ursulagiroux2332 @ursulagiroux2332 3 months ago Sam Walton was a great man and cared for people now I hate to go to Walmart 😢 Reply 1 reply @MissyMaples @MissyMaples 1 month ago Money is the root of all evil. We’re all running around like chickens with their heads cut off for something that isn’t even real. 2 Reply @otto000 @otto000 3 months ago This is the reason why most of us are kept poor. When you control the law with money all hope for human progress is doomed. 236 Reply 27 replies @krystalshepherd4582 @krystalshepherd4582 3 months ago Love how he says any of these people are down to earth then proceeds to say they bought a piece of art for 44 million dollars 😄 the only one remotely down to earth is the one from Mexico with the cell company, the rest don't know what earth feels like. 1 Reply @theresaandrade8261 @theresaandrade8261 2 months ago Wealth in the billions is so mind boggling to me. Just money to support generations. Its magical and disgusting at the same time. 1 Reply 1 reply @rdgcleveland1 @rdgcleveland1 1 month ago Well clearly you see how they take care of things they "own" Reply @WhatWouldVillainsDo-vw9br @WhatWouldVillainsDo-vw9br 3 months ago I lived in Wichita ks and the Koch's are kind viewed very badly, there is said to be massive amounts of ground water contamination sue to their chemical plants. 1 Reply @marybowers7178 @marybowers7178 8 days ago No one needs that much wealth. Give it away to the needy. Reply @susandraluck25 @susandraluck25 3 months ago “If the rich could pay the poor to do their dying for them, they would.” Rebbe Tevye “Fiddler on the Roof” 355 Reply 16 replies @julesslim8229 @julesslim8229 3 months ago I love how many comments are negative on these families as if everyone but the rich has some secret insight on the source and morality of their wealth. Meanwhile, lottery tickets sell like ... lottery tickets. Reply @user-ly6bl5cq3m @user-ly6bl5cq3m 1 month ago I did wait many times on David, in my days as a waiter at Manhattan high end restaurants, his generosity was well know to us ,and his taste for beautiful women an expensive red wine, Reply @wordwarrior2350 @wordwarrior2350 2 months ago (edited) You pronounced Francoise and Buffet wrong. The female version of François is pronounced as if there is a "Z" at the end. Buffet is pronounced as the singer Jimmy Buffet pronounced it, as it is written not like the food service or how it is pronounced in French. And, it is NOT pronounced Möey, but as it is spelled, with a "T" at the end like Mo wet. I suggest you do some research before your next video. Reply @LemonLimeFizzleWizzle @LemonLimeFizzleWizzle 2 months ago I think all the people should elect leaders willing to slap them all with a wealth tax. Make a simple rule that no one individual shall have a personal net work greater than 1 billion euros? Pounds? Dollars? Whatever. They can take anything beyond their 1 billion and invest it all into their companies, charities, new businesses, stocks, bonds etc. We could probably wipe out poverty in Europe and the west. Reply @StreetSouljaz1 @StreetSouljaz1 1 month ago Listening at this makes me question why do I work 12 hour days? I feel robbed. Reply @nowthatsfunny1 @nowthatsfunny1 3 months ago Don't forget the rich "donate" to reduce their tax obligations, giving to charity isn't their first thought. 25 Reply 1 reply @susanstokesbrungard291 @susanstokesbrungard291 1 month ago (edited) I feel if you earn it you can do what you want. They all seen very interesting human beings. Lv and Prayers to all. I absolutely love the Waltons. 2 Reply @geraldtrudeau3223 @geraldtrudeau3223 2 months ago Philanthropy is one of the smoke screens that these creatures used to hide their evil. Basically it's throwing crumbs to the poor, and taking credit for being so generous. 1 Reply 1 reply @dorothydaniels796 @dorothydaniels796 2 weeks ago God Loves Everybody he made.💯💯💯 Reply @chrislind57 @chrislind57 2 months ago I would hate to have my wealth publicized if I was filthy rich. It would make me a target for criminals. I would prefer total anonymity. Reply @jamg6311 @jamg6311 1 month ago The wealthiest people don’t tell you how much they have… Reply @craiglekin9676 @craiglekin9676 3 months ago Remember that most of the money starts with the common person giving their hard earned money to these companies for product or service . You can change politics by going with out or switching to an other source but they know you are as selfish as we’re saying they are. Spend wisely to change what you don’t like or what you do like. Don’t just do the easiest thing blindly . It starts with us not them. 56 Reply 7 replies @fredascott954 @fredascott954 2 months ago If each of these families took care of the poor there would be no poverty, homeless and all the issues of humanity. Children would never have to experience hunger, sickness etc etc.😢 1 Reply @iixxion @iixxion 2 months ago Donating to the church restoration sounds nice, but in reality, it's the opposite. First of all, the Catholic church has far more money than any of these families, so they could easily handle all the expenses themselves. Second, all the money donated to the restoration was tax deductible, which means that the French government is actually bankrolling the restoration, taking money away from actually useful things that tax money is typically spent on. Reply @rosannakenny7957 @rosannakenny7957 1 month ago I doubt anybody knows the reality of owning anything. Reply @zzanatos2001 @zzanatos2001 2 months ago If I had billions, I would use it to solve a lot of the country's problems. Homeless vets? That wouldn't be a thing anymore. Hungry kids? Not on my watch. Reply @JeffreyStanberry-ui8ie @JeffreyStanberry-ui8ie 1 month ago (edited) If their riches can be counted THEY ARE DEFINITELY NOT THE RICHEST Reply @dornelli1 @dornelli1 3 months ago i once read that if all the money on earth was shared, everyone would be a rich person 67 Reply 24 replies @kennethbolton951 @kennethbolton951 2 months ago (edited) It is ironic that to being really "rich" you have to have a state of the art exercise facility that from the appearances of the owners, you never use. The riches you take to heaven won't be your own, the riches you take to hell won't do you any good. Lets revel in the probability that those ill gotten goods will be piled around the rich and set on fire and never go out. Reply @user-wd5re4mj2y @user-wd5re4mj2y 3 months ago These families are supper rich while there are families are even go to bed without food and water. Hope the surplus can be shared to the homeless and less fortunate ones. Reply @koolflows7581 @koolflows7581 1 month ago Generational wealth thats what its about Reply @adammartin6447 @adammartin6447 1 month ago I honestly don't care about money. Yes, it's nice to have when you want to buy a new coat or a pair of shoes or whether you see your favorite drink is on sale. Money cannot save your life. It cannot love you. I don't know why people want more and more, when it's simply worth nothing. 1 Reply @LindaM6275 @LindaM6275 2 weeks ago nice to watch ❤ Reply @dreamsofturtles1828 @dreamsofturtles1828 3 months ago It would bring me great joy to see that the people who work for me have good lives. Time with their children, able to own homes , feel secure and enrich their communities. That would be a good life to me, a great legacy. But thats probably why i will never be rich. 149 Reply 9 replies @hoffdoesstuff @hoffdoesstuff 2 months ago (edited) Didn’t know the Koch family but now I do, I’m a massive fan! 👍🏼 Reply 1 reply @plucknpick6414 @plucknpick6414 2 months ago Crystal Bridges Museum in Bentonville, AR is a true treasure. The Walton Family also is involved in the lives of everyday folks. Reply @andyc8836 @andyc8836 2 months ago everyone has the same thoughts at different times with 2800 billionairs on the planet they employ most everybody that isnt in the gutter and that makes the world go round pretty well Capitolizm has its problems the corporate industrial complex is much better than slavery in 1830 just (8) eight people owned the earth i think the worlds on the right track and with philanthopy to offset horrible taxes its a win win So look to the bright side, the poorest people in America still earn $10-$15 bucks a day if they had selfworth issuses they have tons of free programs out there (a place to sleep) learn something at a (free library) (how to read/write) received discounted (food/meals/clothing)&(job placement) in most every town/city in the US if thats not a good fit theres always jail My ex nieghbor swam to the US with .87cents in his pocket back in the 80's he was just deported after retiring from the from a job with my state government with a full pension 401k/IRA now he's starting another family and living like a king in Honduras 1 Reply @beatehart181 @beatehart181 2 months ago (edited) Nobody is becoming so rich without playing the games of the sick people who played their games for centuries. Reply @carinacruz-quimbomd8915 @carinacruz-quimbomd8915 1 month ago Good Health and happiness is wealth! Reply @aleksandarrudic3694 @aleksandarrudic3694 3 months ago Speaking of rich families - I know it's not all free in public domain, but does anyone know what happened to the immense fortune and business empire of Rockefellers? Who inherited ownership of Chase Manhattan Bank and all companies that emerged after dissolution of Standard Oil? I guess most of it must have somehow remined in the family, maybe hidden behind a network of shell companies. Moreover, how do British and Dutch royal families compare with those on the list (both had massive shares in BP and Shell respectively, to name just that)? 8 Reply 1 reply @jackkarnsky7444 @jackkarnsky7444 2 months ago They don’t even have to touch the principal, the interest alone is probably worth millions a month Reply @dermov @dermov 1 month ago I’d like to know how much money they spend to lobbyists and politicians to ensure laws are in their favor? Reply @nazali6043 @nazali6043 1 month ago I wonder how these rich people sleep peacefully at night knowing there is so much poverty out there, some people have not eaten, some cannot afford to pay debt and committing suicides and these selfish people continue to accumulate wealth and waste money on useless stuff! I suppose only if they were wise, honest and caring, the world would be a better place today! 2 Reply 1 reply @tastyya8563 @tastyya8563 2 months ago Billy would have been impressed at the price they paid for his pick Reply @vigwig @vigwig 1 month ago They have more money they could ever spend in 1,000s of years over multiple lifetimes, fine. Greedy as expected. But destroying the planet with climate destroying activities for the rest of us is despicable. 1 Reply @psalm2forliberty577 @psalm2forliberty577 3 months ago The Walton's have built an incredible set of Mountain bike & recreation Trail centers throughout NW Arkansas. We rode at the "Coler" Trail the other day it was astoundingly well designed and suitable for the whole family to hike or Mountain bike, beginner to expert. Great use of their wealth for the health & sport enjoyment of the public - no charge to use those trails ! 14 Reply 5 replies @user-ws5dw1ul7h @user-ws5dw1ul7h 1 month ago How can they sleep at night knowing even one baby cries of hunger? 😮 Reply 1 reply @jeremypilot1015 @jeremypilot1015 2 months ago it gives me great relief to know we have the Koch family here in America fighting the liberal progressive nonsense. Reply @christinetomelden4337 @christinetomelden4337 1 month ago Amazing! They should use their richest for a good! Not causing problems or influence politics! 😡 Reply @raminagrobis6112 @raminagrobis6112 1 month ago If I understood this video correctly, a Saudi family is lardely responsible for the current furnace our Earth has become. How grateful we all should be. 1 Reply @pietromanno8916 @pietromanno8916 1 month ago GOD BLESS THERE SOUL'S!!!!! Reply 1 reply @josephroberts4270 @josephroberts4270 3 months ago It's wonderful to have plenty of anything and everything and live comfortably, but saddest to have so much, while so many called humans like one's self suffer extreme poverty and deprivation. 99 Reply 5 replies @embalmertrick1420 @embalmertrick1420 1 month ago Slim does have a extravagant hobbie, he's the largest collector of Rodins Reply 1 reply @LightReaping @LightReaping 2 months ago Imagine for a second if tge narrator actually gave you honest narrations about all these families, how they accumulated their wealth together with what they arw known for doing behind closed doors.. and not some sugar coated bs about how great they are.. Reply @magaman6353 @magaman6353 1 month ago 70 or 80 years is all anyone has whether they're worth $10 or $10 trillion. Then comes eternity where your money won't help you. 1 Reply @user-sl2hn6zn5c @user-sl2hn6zn5c 2 months ago She is the reason why I don’t take advantage of no one she thought me a good lesson in the past Reply @lesdavis @lesdavis 1 month ago I thought it said a family was worth 2.9 trillion...🤷🏾‍♂️ 1 Reply @wendymoore8759 @wendymoore8759 3 months ago If all these families support charities and schools then why are homeless living on the streets and schools are suffering 1K Reply 172 replies @81crispy @81crispy 1 month ago They may not be lizards but let’s be honest,people don’t get that rich by being nice 2 Reply @puckgroeneweg115 @puckgroeneweg115 2 months ago The love of money is the roots of evil, just like the love for power, never will understand why people wants so much…. Reply @janetduncan87 @janetduncan87 1 month ago (edited) I want to add that ppl need to wake up and understand why THEY have so much wealth. Look IT up on the internet, the houses they live in vs. the poor in their counties. It's here, and it's going to get worse. Reply @MrEliasdl @MrEliasdl 2 months ago Be thankful for your blessings. Many of us are surrounded by more real love than many of these people. Reply @JoNesCpc-ly3pf @JoNesCpc-ly3pf 1 month ago my question is, how many billions did they take with them when they died? Reply @michael-dy8tz @michael-dy8tz 3 months ago If I had money like that No one in the world would be hungry or without good quality homes. 43 Reply 5 replies @human1513 @human1513 2 months ago All the charity & philanthropy makes them even more money. This is why they do it. Not because they are good people caring about others. Think of Walmart's low paid employees as an example. Reply @URRT @URRT 2 months ago Why shouldn't the Waltons be worth 240 billion dollars? For years these billionaires paid their employees minimum wage, and also directed them to the nearest welfare office, for welfare benefits! Now the Walton's have 240 billion dollars, and taxpayers have their employees welfare bills! 1 Reply @user-jh1bj1jb2o @user-jh1bj1jb2o 1 month ago Amen 🙏 Reply @nunyabidness3075 @nunyabidness3075 2 months ago There’s nothing here but hype over how how much these people have. Being rich is not bad. It’s the behavior, not the money that matters. 19 Reply 5 replies @atzonaftaniel4798 @atzonaftaniel4798 2 months ago 15:51 this is Chateau de Versailles owned by the French state not by Renault. Reply @RosemarieComtois-qs8ce @RosemarieComtois-qs8ce 3 months ago Long ago , Europeon explorer's sitting in the teepee of an aged Indian chief , asked him what he prized the most ? His reply was priceless... " A WARM FIRE AND A GOOD PIPE ! " I smile often over that Chiefs reply . 331 Reply 37 replies @asmrmysticalangel968 @asmrmysticalangel968 2 months ago Ever notice the super extremely rich are almost never easy on the eyes..you'd think with all that money they'd also be the most generous people in the world to Reply @wengsengchan @wengsengchan 3 months ago What does it profit a man, family or dynasty if he owns the whole world but lose his soul? 5 Reply 2 replies @Rezcuz @Rezcuz 1 month ago They don''t own Waddesdon Manor, they just manage it. Reply @DJF1947 @DJF1947 2 months ago It is comforting to think that their destruction of the environment will also kill them. 2 Reply @Toddscamry-lk5wr @Toddscamry-lk5wr 2 months ago Being that rich and having to wear damn bed sheet every day would suck Reply @billthebutcher6873 @billthebutcher6873 3 months ago Greed is the only problem society and the world is dealing with. All our problems and issues come from nothing but Greed. 180 Reply 15 replies @buckchile614 @buckchile614 2 months ago Yet, somehow envy is sold as the greater sin. Reply @larrydehavilland1751 @larrydehavilland1751 2 months ago At the end of 2023 all of the millionaires on earth will face a great transition. In fact, even the poor money of course will be the last thing they’re thinking of. Reply @marthaobrien0823 @marthaobrien0823 1 month ago There is no way to stop investors if they are not in this families will be in others as the world turns Reply @cliveabbey8587 @cliveabbey8587 2 months ago I am so glad and happy that all of these vastly and enormously rich and wealthy beyond measure Multi Billionaire families are so well self satisfied and happy with their own Avarice and self importance and they are welcome to it 😊 as I am perfectly DIVINELY Blessed, Loved and Protected with Abundance in my wild free Heart ❤️ 💙 💜 of Gold with the LIGHT 🌟 & LOVE ❤️ of the DIVINE Essence of the UNIVERSE AMEN 🧜‍♀️ 🙏 ❤️ 💙 💜 🌎 😇 🌊 🦭 🧜‍♂️ 🐬 🦈 🐙 🦑 🐋 🐳 💧 🐅 🌞 🦀 🐘 🌳 🦌 🧚‍♀️ 🌙 👸 ❤️ 🦁 🦄 👽 🌟 ❤️ P.S Clarity of mind and self healing is Wonderfully rewarding and is free too ❤️ which is very nice as it is something that money 💰 🤑 💸 quite simply cannot buy 😊.🎉 ❤ 😅 😂 😊 ❤ Grand Rising STARSEEDS Everywhere 😊 ❤ Wake up, wake up wherever you are 😅 😂 😊 ❤ 🎉 Reply @imandelany4 @imandelany4 1 month ago Absolutely 💯 unfair to the masses of humanity 😢🙉💩 while children died of hunger and disease 🤮👿😈 Reply @joeal3835 @joeal3835 2 months ago All hunger in the world could end if these individuals didn’t hog all the world’s wealth 49 Reply 10 replies @christophermunson6161 @christophermunson6161 3 months ago The Rockefeller faction owns the US. Learned that from my Grandfather who worked directly for David during his time in the OSS/CIA. Reply @trekpac2 @trekpac2 2 months ago It is so unfortunate that there is no inheritance tax in the US. Reply @kraftaculousgreekgodofcraf1113 @kraftaculousgreekgodofcraf1113 1 month ago I love the timing of this video popping up on my YouTube… when my bank sent me an alert a week ago that I have a little over three dollars. That’s my current net worth … my entire life of working and suffering… my net worth is $3.37, and then this video has to come on my TV. Reply @boherupnielsen6355 @boherupnielsen6355 3 months ago Greetings from Denmark. ❤ Good exampel of people who never did a days work. The welth of the ultrarich is stolen from the less fortunate. 1 Reply @user-xz1ro5up2s @user-xz1ro5up2s 1 month ago The Waltons aiming to improve the community they could do that by paying their employees a decent living and benefits Reply @chucktaylor4958 @chucktaylor4958 3 months ago (edited) Great wealth is not earned by honest or ethical means. 402 Reply 49 replies