Tim Hanson
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58 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Aug 2009
last heard Aug 2009
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Well, I think the thing that I laughed about with that is that everybody down here in Washington is patting themselves on the back for giving away a billion dollars in less time than they expected.
Let's put that in perspective.
All they did was give away a billion dollars.
It's not that hard.
Our colleague, Bern, was in the studio here before, and he walked in with a six-pack and said, does anybody want a beer?
We took them.
Tim took seven.
And Bern sat there patting himself on the back for buying beers.
I don't know.
This company is a company that's going to get ripped apart by the government sooner rather than later.
There was an article in the Wall Street Journal just the other day talking about how the people that are going to get rich off this are the financial advisors who are going to help spin off all the different parts of the company.
At the end of the day, AIG is probably a stock you don't want to play with, but somebody who's going to make money is probably just not going to be us.
Well, you know, a couple years ago, the reason they obviously got together was everybody hated Microsoft.
Microsoft was the big giant, and the old saying is, the enemy of my enemy is my friend.
And that was what you had with Google and Apple.
As Shannon said, they're headed straight at each other, particularly in the mobile space.
And, you know, I think Schmidt at this point was recusing himself from most of the important business and Apple meetings anyway.
So maybe Apple's just trying to save the director's fees.
Well, I'm going to take obviously the opposite side here and say you'd have to be brain dead to want to own Google.
I mean, the way, I mean, the company, you know, put the operations aside, the company, the way the company treats their shareholders is just so, so abhorrent.
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