The David Rubenstein Show: Peer to Peer Conversations

David Rubenstein interviews American Express CEO Kenneth Chenault. Chenault tells Rubenstein about the gamble early in his career that paid off big time, how he steered the company forward after the 9/11 attacks that nearly destroyed it, and how the history of American Express powers the company today.

David Rubenstein interviews Alphabet Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt. Schmidt discusses the "non-job interview" with two young software designers that led to his running the company, how the culture of Google changed him and his views on leadership, and the advances at the company that may change the future.

David Rubenstein interviews Alphabet Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt. Schmidt discusses the "non-job interview" with two young software designers that led to his running the company, how the culture of Google changed him and his views of leadership, and the advances at the company that may change the future.

David Rubenstein interviews Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates. Gates reflects on preaching "the gospel of software," getting the largest gift in history ($30 billion from Warren Buffett), his history-making decision to lease, not sell, software to IBM, and how meeting Melinda changed his life.

David Rubenstein interviews Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates. Gates reflects about preaching "the gospel of software," getting the largest gift in history ($30 billion from Warren Buffett), his history-making decision to lease - not sell - software to IBM, and how meeting Melinda changed his life.

David Rubenstein interviews Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett. Buffett addresses his experience as an indifferent student who got the chance to study and work with his mentors, how Omaha became central to his success, and how his wife's untimely death led him to make a $30 billion phone call to his friend Bill Gates.

David Rubenstein interviews Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett. Buffett addresses his experience as an indifferent student but getting the chance to study and then work with his mentors, how Omaha became central to his success, and how his wife's untimely death led him to make a $30 billion phone call to his friend Bill Gates.

David Rubenstein interviews Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein. Blankfein discusses being first in his family to go to college and making his way at Harvard, how he discovered a talent for the law then risk management, why Goldman seemed to provoke such ire after the financial crisis, and how he faced a serious cancer diagnosis.

Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein discusses being first in his family to go to college and making his way at Harvard, how he discovered a talent for the law then risk management, why Goldman seemed to provoke such ire after the financial crisis, and how he faced a serious cancer diagnosis.

David Rubenstein interviews OWN CEO Oprah Winfrey. Winfrey reflects about how a chance viewing led to her getting her own show, what she learned from her audiences, how she came to own her projects, and what her most famous guests all asked her.

David Rubenstein interviews OWN CEO Oprah Winfrey. Winfrey reflects on how a chance viewing led to her getting her own show, what she learned from her audiences, how she came to own her projects, and what her most famous guests asked her.

What makes a great leader? How can leadership be developed into a force for true achievement? Renowned financier and philanthropist David Rubenstein explores successful leadership through the personal and professional choices of the most influential people in business. Rubenstein travels the country talking to leaders to uncover their stories and their path to success.