Bill Cohan

is, of course, the ability to print money in the Federal Reserve and the central banking system that we have, which is powerful and powerfully successful.

And this was a threat to that at a moment when the whole system looked like it could collapse.

So that makes sense to me.

And plus, as Tyler said, they were very pseudonym prone anyway.

They loved their pseudonyms.

So of course they had to publish this with a pseudonym.

And obviously we're no doubt concerned about

No, I don't think it was a financial thing.

I don't think they thought they were going to, that this was necessarily going to take off and they were going to get rich.

But it was a threat to the financial system.

And it wasn't the only one.

I mean, there was the whole, you know, movement in downtown Manhattan.

And, you know, if, don't forget, the first effort to bail out Wall Street failed.

And then they had to go to the tarp.

You know, the Congress voted it down first.

And then...

They brought it back and it passed and, you know, companies were forced to take capital that they didn't really want.

And, you know, it was, you know, yet another scary time in our lifetimes.

Well, first of all, it's my favorite part of the film.

And I'm going to turn, you know, ask, Tyler's going to talk about it because he's the one that went out there and did it.