Our colleague Greg Zuckerman has spent decades covering big name investors.

People who've had huge impacts on the American economy and politics.

And among them, there's one name that really stands out.

Billionaire George Soros.

Well, George Soros is one of these people that very few don't have an opinion about.

People often loathe him, despise him, demonize him, and others have a lot of respect for him

still on Wall Street.

A divisive figure.

Yeah, very few people are as divisive.

George Soros is the puppet master.

Now go to a person holding a sign who gets paid by Soros or somebody.

It's almost like he's an evil person in a Batman movie.

Soros is reviled by some on the right for his $25 billion empire that supports liberal

politicians and causes.

And now the 92 year old is planning for the future.

And he's decided which of his five children will run his organization.

It's not the son that you would have expected who's taking over.

And I find that aspect fascinating too.

If you don't care about politics, if you don't care about finance, you might care about

family dynamics and you can't help but seize on the dynamic there where the most likely

heir apparent in the end was not the successor.

And the least likely son emerged to take the helm of the empire.

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