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This is Master's in Business with Barry Redholz on Bloomberg Radio.

This week on the podcast, Michael Lewis, out with a brand new book on San

Banking Free and FTX. Doing the circuit, we managed to get him right after his 60 minutes podcast,

and he was completely open and unguarded and talked about everything,

talked about the process of writing the book, what it's like to go on 60 minutes,

and know that social media is going to come at you.

People would much rather go to the outrage machine than actually learn the details and argue

from a factual perspective. He doesn't have an opinion on whether or not

San Banking Free is going to be found guilty or not, and the book is similar.

He just lays it out as he saw it as a fly in the wall and lets you the reader figure it out.

So all of you haters out there is just shaking it off and moving on with whatever is going to be

his next book project. I found the book to be absolutely fascinating, really enjoyed it,

although I read it, you know, quickly in a weekend, normally I look surreate in Michael Lewis,

and I found our conversation to be completely delightful, and I think you will also.

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