There Is A Lot Of Focus On

The Government Isn't Going To Say, "we're Going To Regulate Banks, But We'll Leave These Other Companies Alone." I Think The Regulators Want To Make Sure That They Have Some Form Of Regulation On Anything Systemic. We Like Our Hand. But, You Know, Honestly, Who Owns The Future?

The Toughest Are People Mistakes, When You Put The Wrong Person In A Job. Sometimes You're Too Slow To Move Them Out. Or Not Getting The Right People Involved To Solve A Problem, Or Doing Something Out Of Anger; You Learn, Just Don't Do That. But I'd Have To Say The Whale Was One Of Them, And I Would Also Have To Put Bear Stearns And Washington Mutual On The List At This Point.

The Trump Administration's Economic Agenda Is The Right Agenda. Corporate Taxes Have Been Driving Capital And Brains And Companies Overseas For A Decade. It Has Caused Huge Damage In Investment And Jobs And Productivity. It Was A Mistake. We Have To Fix It. Counterintuitively, That Usually Helps Middle-class Wages, And Lower-class Wages, And Job Formation.

I Was A Normal Human Being, But I Did Like That. I Read A Lot. I Also Liked Math And Science.

Banks Don't Want Certain Asset Classes, And That's Created Opportunities For Private Equity, Hedge Funds, Silicon Valley. In This Case I Think He Was Referring To Some Of The European Banks Shedding Assets, And The Big Buyers Are Probably Not Going To Be Big American Banks. Someone Like Blackstone May Have A Very Good Chance To Buy Those Assets, Leverage Them, Borrow Up A Little Bit, And Do Something Good There.