Andrew Ross Sorkin

Or if you're heavily invested in Apple and you have a story that could be very detrimental.

Oh, wow.

Well, the house odds would say they're going to pay her probably.

Well, let's just say minimally, it's fucking crazy that someone that works at a newspaper is not allowed to own individual stocks, but that someone who's way ahead of some decisions that are going to be made that will affect companies dramatically is not forbidden is a little nuts.

A little nuts.

I think everyone could agree.

Earmark.

At the very end, I wonder if AI is going to neutralize everything.

It's like everyone has an agent that's doing all the trading and the AIs are all equally brilliant, have equal access to all the information.

Does it just become a stalemate?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

But it's good when you call them out because they lied to me one time and I called them out.

No, no, no, no.

Okay, so I want to blast through some highlights, which would include becoming a staff writer in the financial section of the New York Times for years, becoming a co-anchor of Squawk Box.

starting deal book and then writing, of course, Too Big to Fail, which then became an HBO show.

These are enormous accomplishments that are coming very quickly.

I don't know how one has the time.

I still don't feel successful.

They said she's too small to stop.

Okay, so I guess you get the idea for 1929.