Inside Blackrock's Unprecendented Power and Influence

Описание: Larry Fink controls $10 trillion in assets. He decides who sits on corporate boards.
He shapes government policy. And most people have never heard of him.

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink is the most powerful man in finance—and he wields that power
through a system so complex that traditional antitrust law can't touch it.

In this documentary, we break down:

• How Aladdin (BlackRock's AI-powered risk system) tracks 21.6 trillion in global assets
and gives Fink unprecedented insight into the entire financial system

• How Fink's annual letters to CEOs force corporate strategy changes without any formal
authority—and what happens when he changes his mind

•. How during times of financial crisis (2008 finanical crisis, COVID Era government and Federal Reserve bailout) the US Government tapped Blackrock's financial markets expertise highlighting the firm's too big to regulate status.

• The revolving door between BlackRock and Washington: 100+ executives moving between
BlackRock and top government positions (Treasury, Federal Reserve, White House)

• How BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street own 88% of S&P 500 companies—creating a
hidden monopoly that traditional antitrust law can't regulate

• The ExxonMobil case study: How BlackRock forced a $10 billion strategic pivot using
proxy votes from index fund investors like you—then abandoned it when political pressure
mounted

• Why your retirement fund is being voted by someone else, without your consent

• The ESG bait-and-switch: How Fink pushed climate activism on corporations, then quietly
retreated when it became politically costly, leaving companies holding the bag

• Why BlackRock is now buying critical infrastructure (ports, airports, water systems)
with government backing—and what that means for your future

TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - Hook: Your Retirement Fund Just Got Weaponized
0:45 - Section 1: The Aladdin System
2:15 - Section 2: The Annual Letter & Corporate Control
4:30 - Section 3: The Revolving Door & Government Capture
6:00 - Section 4: The Concentration Problem
7:20 - Conclusion: What You Can Do

SOURCES & RESEARCH:
All claims in this video are backed by:
• BlackRock's official proxy voting reports
• US Treasury and Federal Reserve documents
• State attorney general lawsuits (2023-2024)
• Academic research from Boston University Law School and Cambridge University
• Bloomberg, CNBC, and official government archives
• BlackRock's own annual letters and investor disclosures

KEY FACTS:
✓ BlackRock manages $10+ trillion in assets (as of 2025)
✓ Aladdin tracks $21.6 trillion globally (2020 data)
✓ BlackRock votes 25% of all S&P 500 shares
✓ Big Three (BlackRock, Vanguard, State Street) own 88% of S&P 500
✓ ESG support dropped from 47% (2021) to 4% (2024)
✓ 100+ BlackRock executives have moved to/from US government
✓ 2008: Federal Reserve hired BlackRock with no competitive bid
✓ 2020: Federal Reserve hired BlackRock again during COVID with no formal conflict review
✓ Nine state AGs sued BlackRock over ESG coordination (2023)
✓ Florida pulled $2 billion from BlackRock in protest (2022)

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CHAPTERS:
0:00 Hook
0:45 The Aladdin System
2:15 The Annual Letter
4:30 The Revolving Door
6:00 The Concentration Problem
7:20 Conclusion

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