Marshall here. Welcome back to the Realignment.

Hey everyone, welcome back to the show. Hope you all had a great Thanksgiving break.

Today's episode is a great one. I'm speaking with William D. Cohen, but his book, Power

Filnier, The Rise and Fall, The Wyrk and Icon. Book is basically a corporate autopsy.

As William puts it of General Electric, books remember back in June. I did an episode with

the New York Times's David Gellies. We spoke about Jack Camp, the most famous CEO of GE.

So it's great to double down on the story and really fits into our recent theme and coverage

of industry and what happened to America during the 20th century. If you're interested in

business journalism, if stories like the fall from the FTX and San Bigger, Fried scandal,

our relevancy is just a great conversation that fits into that theme. Quick couple notes

before we get into this episode. Number one, there is a link in the show notes to the

realignment conference that is going to happen in Washington, DC on January 25th, 2023.

So if you'd like to hang out with Saga, me and Saga in person, she definitely go check

the conference out. It's going to be really great time. We're going to cover the feature

of the American right and American politics moving into 2023. Secondly, we are moving

into 2023. So with that, we've got the final month of shows. As you guys know, I'm doing

this intensive daily episode period. We're going to cover all of the topics that you guys

are going to hear going into the end of the year. If you want to send your suggestions,

you know, realignment pod at geoword.com, guests, topics, focus areas, anything is up for

grabs. And then of course, if you enjoy this content and you want to support the hard work

of putting out those daily episodes like the Ukraine series, you should go to reallignment

at supercast.com. We're going to let's reallignment at supercast.com. So we support the show to all

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