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Rooka Bragut. was paid for by Hilton. Rutger Bregman is a provocateur.

When he was invited to speak at Davos,

the annual meeting of the world's wealthiest and most influential in 2019,

this is what he told the assembled billionaires. I mean, I hear people talk in

the language of participation and justice and equality and transparency. But then, I mean,

almost no one raises the real issue of tax avoidance, right, and of the rich just not paying

their fair share. I mean, it feels like I'm at firefighters' conference and no one's allowed to speak about

water, right? There was only one panel, actually. And I stand by everything I said and I'm very

sad that I never got an invitation back. That speech may have killed his chances of getting a free

skiing holiday, but it made him famous.

Rutker-Bregman joins me now from Antoin.

Professor Rutger Bregman, how surprised were you by the video went viral.

You are a superstar.

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