Because if people are regulating the companies that they're also investing in, like that's just, there could be so much rampant corruption.

I can't even begin to conceptualize it.

It's such an ironic scandal because either they're so egotistical that they think they can outperform the market without the inside information, which is funny, or they have inside information, which is criminal.

So it's like either comical or criminal, I think, are the two options that we have here.

Welcome to The Lost Debate, a show for politically eclectics.

I'm Ravi Gupta.

And I'm Ricky Schlaught.

Well, Ricky, it's probably the busiest time of year in New York City.

We've got the San Giro Festival outside of our office. We got the UN General Assembly, fashion week, right? Which obviously people can tell if they're watching us on video. Oh, yeah, definitely. My sweatshirt day. Have you gone out there to the festival? Like, for folks who don't know, right outside of our doors is Mulberry Street, which is like the heart of the San

General Festival, which you've ever seen Godfather too is like it's been going on for like a hundred

years. And there's people everywhere. Yeah, I avoid crowds at like all costs. I don't really go

into crowded situations period. So I've been stressed out like every time I go out for lunch here

and like the middle of the work day and it's just chaos. I don't know. Are you have you? Well, I think at least for you it gives it something for the creepy dudes out there who I know shout at you and other staff members here to shout at other people. I actually have avoided all booths. I have not purchased anything at the festival. I'm actually planning today. I'm gonna go wander around a little bit.

It's funny because I've run into people, I think you were with me the other day. I run into so many people from Staten Island on the street because they come here and they run all the boots. So that's the one benefit of it. A lot of colorful characters that are running these boots and like shouting at each other cursing each other out.

It's always interesting when you walk out the doors

in this time of year.

Yes, well, running these boots and like shouting at each other and cursing each other out. It's been it's always

interesting when you walk out the doors in this time of year. Yes. Well, we got a lot going on though here.

This is a fun show. I'm really looking forward to some of these stories. Patagonia's founder has donated

the company to fight climate change. There's some mixed reactions to that, surprisingly.

There are growing calls for a ban

on Congress trading stocks. We also have the Customs and Border Patrol Agency, which is holding

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