so, situation we find yourself in today. so. we situation we find yourself in today. so, we need to double down on this more so, we need to double down on this more now so, we need to double down on this more now than ever. i so, we need to double down on this more now than ever. so, we need to double down on this more now than ever. i think germany would probably more now than ever. i think germany would probably endorse more now than ever. i think germany would probably endorse that - more now than ever. i think germany i would probably endorse that message. that was feisty up than i thought, but good debate nonetheless. we will be right back. you re going to talk about the midterms and also about the collapse of crypto currencies. hello. a side to autumn we haven t seen much of. a calm, foggy one across eastern areas to begin today. not much fog, though, in the week ahead. there will be some sunshine at times. hello. the side of autumn we are going to get is one that we re
later. and they lost. so maybe democracy later. and they lost. so maybe democracy did later. and they lost. so maybe democracy did work. later. and they lost. so maybe democracy did work. anthony, | later. and they lost. so maybe i democracy did work. anthony, thank you. now, there were a lot of casualties in the 2008 crash. the biggest of them all lehman brothers. supposedly too big to fail, yet it did go under, betting big on sub prime mortgages until they went south, and then in turn so did a financial behomoth. have we just seen the crypto equivalent? ftx was the second largest cryptocurrency exchange. worth around $32 billion. its young owner sam bankman fried was a few months ago on the front cover of fortune magazine, billed as the nextjp morgan. last week his company collapsed. bloomberg has billed it as one of history s greatest ever destructions of wealth. felix salmon, chief financial correspondent for axiosjoins us now. goodness me, his whole fortune, $7 billion go