Andrew Ross Sorkin

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476 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Oct 2025 last heard 31 Oct

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He was screaming from the rooftops about this thing called Mitchellism and how he believed that Charlie Mitchell and Wall Street were going to upend America because of this sort of rampant speculation and that needed to be tamped down.
And I think once I understood that there was this fight, this battle between these two powerful individuals, I thought, okay, from a from a character story perspective, that can really be the drop.
the driving spine of how this this goes.
It was such a slow-moving train wreck.
I mean, I think a lot of people have this impression that there was like one great crash.
People talk about like Black Thursday.
Sometimes people talk about Black Tuesday.
Well, guess what?
There was a Black W there was a Black Thursday.
Yeah.
There was a Black Monday.
There was a Black Tuesday.
Interestingly, at the end of so.
From October to November 13th of 1929, the stock market was down about 49%.
But by the end of 1929, the stock market was only down 17%.
In fact, the New York Times used to keep a list of the most important stories of the year that they published at the end of the year.
The crash was not on it.
So it had this psychologically scarring effect on.
Some Americans who had basically been just taken out because they had l uh borrowed so much money and by the way couldn't benefit when the stocks recovered at all because they they were basically on margin to begin with.
And then as 1930, 31, 32 go by, there's just a number, as I said, of sort of policy errors.
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