Tonight on here's Morgan Unsensit. He's a best-selling author, a rock star stockbroker, and a master salesman.

Just about everybody knows him as the real Wolf of Wall Street.

Jordan Belford gives his blistering verdict on the economy, on Trump's comeback, on working with Leo and Margot, Robbie, and how much of that movie was not only true, but could be made today.

The Wolf of Wall Street, the real one, is uncensored.

So, Jordan, well, great to see you, first of all.

It's been 11 years since I last interviewed you at CNN. The movie just came out, right?

Wolf of Wall Street had just come out. Your life was literally exploding in a way you didn't really

understand or what was going to happen. But what's been your life like since then?

You know, the movie, and it was a special movie, Leo Martin.

Brilliant film. Incredible job. And it just became like the greatest, the biggest cult hit, one of the biggest in history.

And I am grateful for that.

And I, you know, again, it was great to have that platform and I used that to really build my business of a speak and mentoring around the world.

I've written other books since, new one now.

I've been a wild ride to say the least, you know, but I'm more grounded this time, more than it. the world. They've written other books since. New one now. I think both of investing. But it's been

a wild ride, to say the least, you know, but I'm more crowded this time. Right. Well, you don't look a lot different. You're looking good. It was $400 million at the box office. Right. I think it took a lot more elsewhere, right? Right. Well, you know, again, the box office did great, but it was the single most pirated movie in history that year, beat Frozen. It was like cutting 200 million illegal downloads. There is an irony about a movie about you being the most pirated in history. There's two reasons for that. Number one, because it was, you had to be over 18, no, 17 to watch. It's a lot of kids downloaded. And also, in many countries, because of all the cursing, it was 506 f-bombs, right?

You know, the movie was like 50 minutes long in a lot of Islamic countries.

They couldn't air a lot of it.

To watch the real movie, you had to watch it online by illegally downloading.

So, and then it just kept going and going and became this massive cult. There was songs written about me and the movie. It just never would have expected that, but I'm grateful for it, you know?

When I watched it again the other day, and I thought I might interview when I came here, it was fascinating to me to think about when you were in your office environment at its craziest,

how you would possibly have survived today's world, today's human resource control world, today's

cancel culture world. You know, you think about a woman who shaved her head in the office,

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