Andrew Ross Sorkin

Oh, he's not the host.

And playing the music.

So there's some key players in it.

There's tons of great characters, but there's also kind of just sectors that are involved in this really complex meltdown.

You've got the Banks, of which many of them are still in existence.

It's crazy they weathered these storms, J.P.

Morgan and Chase, and some didn't, some did.

You have the stockbrokers.

Yes.

This is like the modern day GameStop a little bit.

Okay, so then some other players, of course, are you have the politicians and then you have the Fed.

And the Fed's kind of new, right?

The Fed should be doing stuff that today it would be doing, but at the time... Does nothing.

Yeah, explain what they should have or could have done and what they chose to do and why.

And he asked the

no, I made a mistake for believing you.

For listening to you.

That was that kind of personal responsibility that we don't have as much to that degree.

Now, Hoover knew what to do, but chose not to, but encouraged Roosevelt to do it.

Yeah.