Comments by "RenShiWu" (@renshiwu305) on "Drawing Historical Parallels by David Starkey" video.

  1. My Swedish great-grandfather changed his surname to an Englishman's surname after immigrating to the United States. His son, my grandfather's, chief talking points towards the end of his life were the outrages of modern American immigration policy.
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  2. Like the Royal Mint relying upon Isaac Newton, in the 1920s, the United States made the third richest man in the country (after Carnegie and Rockefeller), the industrialist Andrew Mellon, into the Secretary of the Treasury. The 1920s were a boomtime, small wonder.
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