Speaker 1: Crash Course, Crash Course, Crash Course, Crash emphasis on crash.
Speaker 1: From Wall Street to Main Street and from Hollywood to Washington,
Speaker 1: the news is filled with decisions, turning points, deals and collisions.
Speaker 1: Investors saw this gusher of demand and seemed to assume
Speaker 1: that it could go on for a lot longer than
Speaker 1: it really was able to. There's a business element to
Speaker 1: this too. They have to put up some kind of
Speaker 1: guardrails if you will. I'm Tim O'Brien, the senior executive
Speaker 1: editor for Bloomberg Opinion, and I'm your host for Crash Course,
Speaker 1: a weekly podcast from Bloomberg and I Heart Radio. Every
Speaker 1: week on Crash Course, all bring listeners directly into the
Speaker 1: arenas where epic upheavals occur, and I'm going to explore
Speaker 1: the lessons we can learn when creativity and ambition collide
Speaker 1: with competition and power, like that, if you make a mistake,
Speaker 1: you have to atone for your mistake. You should own
Speaker 1: up to your mistake. They had the entire market and
Speaker 1: then they have just been losing it ever since then.
Speaker 1: Each Tuesday, I'll talk to Bloomberg reporters around the world,
Speaker 1: as well as experts and big names in the news Together,
Speaker 1: we'll explore business, political, and social disruptions and what we
Speaker 1: can learn from them. We can start an articular debate
Speaker 1: whether this is good or not, but prohibition in disrespect
Speaker 1: will notework. That's the wild wild West that we're still in.
Speaker 1: I'm Tim O'Brien post of Crash Course, a new weekly
Speaker 1: podcast from Bloomberg and I Heart Radio. Listen to Crash
Speaker 1: Course every Tuesday starting January ten on the I heart
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