After and the Bloomberg Business documentary with josh tyrangiel, the editor of Bloomberg Businessweek and Joe Berlinger the filmmaker and hank paulson stays with me. So i entered it with healthy skepticism, got to know hank, read the book, dug in, and i did a complete 180 and i became convinced and you see hit in the film. I became convinced that hank was the right guy in the right place who did some amazing things, got congress to act twice on some huge moves and so for me it was a fascinating experience. I went in thinking one thing and came out on the other end. Rose hank paulson and josh tyrangiel, the editor of Bloomberg Business week and the film maker who made hank five years from the brink. Next. We begin tonight with hank paulson. Five years ago this month the world was gripped by the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression. The u. S. Economy was brought to its knees, starting with the failure of Investment Bank Lehman Brothers on september 15, 2008. Soon, several o
Documentary with josh tyrangiel, the editor of Bloomberg Businessweek and Joe Berlinger the filmmaker and hank paulson stays with me. So i entered it with healthy skepticism, got to know hank, read the book, dug in, and i did a complete 180 and i became convinced and you see hit in the film. I became convinced that hank was the right guy in the right place who did some amazing things, got congress to act twice on some huge moves and so for me it was a fascinating experience. I went in thinking one thing and came out on the other end. Rose hank paulson and josh tyrangiel, the editor of Bloomberg Business week and the film maker who made hank five years from the brink. Next. We begin tonight with hank paulson. Five years ago this month the world was gripped by the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression. The u. S. Economy was brought to its knees, starting with the failure of Investment Bank Lehman Brothers on september 15, 2008. Soon, several of wall streets most venerated ins
Under very adverse circumstances that prevented a disaster. Something tantamount to the Great Depression. Rose we continue the story of Henry Paulson five years after and the Bloomberg Business documentary with josh tyrangiel, the editor of Bloomberg Businessweek and Joe Berlinger the filmmaker and hank paulson stays with me. So i entered it with healthy skepticism, got to know hank, read the book, dug in, and i did a complete 180 and i became convinced and you see hit in the film. I became convinced that hank was the right guy in the right place who did some amazing things, got congress to act twice on some huge moves and so for me it was a fascinating experience. I went in thinking one thing and came out on the other end. Rose hank paulson and josh tyrangiel, the editor of Bloomberg Business week and the film maker who made hank five years from the brink. Next. We begin tonight with hank paulson. Five years ago this month the world was gripped by the worst financial crisis since the
Mediterranean. Egyptair flight 804 dropped from radar from paris to cairo. 170 miles off the coast of egypt. Hours ago, egypt said there was a distress call from the general vicinity of the plane. I want to bring in cnns ian lee at Cairo International airport. We are seven hours into the disappearance of the aircraft. What do you know, ian . Reporter boris and christ e christine, right now, the main goal, the focus of the search is trying to find where the plane is. Now egyptian officials, despite being over 7 1 2 hours from the planes disappearance have not called it a crash. Th they are searching an area off the egyptian coast. We know the Egyptian Air Force and navy is involved. They are at the site where the plane was last detected. We know there was an emergency signal of some sorts. We are being told this happened two hours after the plane had disappeared from radar. We heard this from two sources within the Egyptian Government although the military has come out and said that the
Stretch. The fbi has wrapped up its investigation and Mitch Mcconnell is pushing ahead on a vote and were already seeing the impacts of this Supreme Court fight with Republican Voters appearing increasingly fired up with just about a month to go until the midterm elections. Joe, thats what you warrant about yesterday, a backlash on the democrats pertaining to these kavanaugh hearings. Well, a lot of people seeing them as overreaching. We talked about the media bias, that it seemed that too many people see happening and said that there could be an impact politically. We are seeing that right now, mika, in some polls that actually broke a couple of hours after the show yesterday. And its so similar the to the parallel you made to the reaction, the media reaction, the reaction in general to trump. There was a blindness to what could be really happening. Right. People not understanding before the election. So fired up on their side. So fired up and people in the media actually deciding tha