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Episode 205 is the area code that covers Birmingham, Alabama in 2005, Wedding Crashers, who is one of the year's top-grossing movies,

Russell Crowe pleaded guilty to assaulting a hotel employee and Jennifer Aniston filed for divorce from Brad Pitt.

Every movie I see with Jennifer Aniston, she plays the exact same character. I am outraged. This is Rachel profiling.

Go, go, go!

Welcome to the 205th episode of the PropG Podding. Today's episode, we speak with Andrew Jennings, a professor of corporate law and securities regulation at Brooklyn Law School.

We discuss with Professor Jennings the state of play regarding Elon Musk's Twitter trial. Professor Jennings also discusses the broader state of corporate governance. Okay, what's happening?

Today, we're going to try and provide a lesson in management, all thanks to Trump's media group. So, some quick background. Will Wilkerson and early employee of Trump's media company filed a complaint with the SEC back in August that claims the SPAC attempting to take Trump's media company public,

relied on fraudulent misrepresentations concerning the attempted mergers between these companies and violation of federal securities law.

Wilkerson went to the Washington Post with details on how Trump pressure top employees to transfer their shares to Melania Trump and in one instance, allegedly fired an employee for not doing so.

The Post's exclusive report also notes how Trump's media company has been plagued by quote, bitter infighting technical failures and a chaotic jockeying for power among Trump allies that undermined its potential and left some employees crying at their deaths.

Unquote Wilkerson has since been fired for going to the post with unauthorized disclosures. So, what's the learning here?

So, first off, people will immediately start off with this bullshit pushback. Well, well, kind of success speaks for itself. No, success speaks to how wrong this is, specifically, specifically, if Donald Trump had taken his inheritance from his father and just invested it in the S&P and SPY index funds, he would be worth more than he is now.

Donald Trump is a shitty businessman.

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