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So BlackRock is sending out letters to investors. They're clearly spooked by what's going

on, I think, that people are starting to wake up. And the recent letter that they just

mailed out a few weeks ago is really interesting because it is desperately trying to argue

that stakeholder capitalism is free market economics, which is absolutely ridiculous. At

one point in the letter, the head of BlackRock, it says that the demand from stakeholders

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