Make no mistake, people like Kevin were promoting FTX and if it turns out there was fraud (very likely) they have liability so it's in their best interest to push the narrative it wasn't fraud and was just an honest mistake.
Kevin isn’t going to get done for fraud, unless you can find direct evidence implicating him. But there is good reason as to why he and others are defending SBF. If you or I were to purchase say a Rolex from an unauthorised dealer and that watch turned out to be reported stolen. We would need to return the watch at a personal loss. Similarly in US law if someone is paid using fraudulently obtained funds, the receiver will need to return funds. This is why Kevin O’Leary, news outlets and politicians are defending SBF. The greed and corruption with these people is simply unbelievable. The only thing these people are loyal to is the dollar.
Wrong, he does not need to be directly implicated in the fraud to face massive fines. Did you not see the TH-camr that was recently fined $50+ million and didn't even directly commit fraud but simply sold a product based on misleading claims.
Yeah, if my math was correct, he got $15M and spent $10M so he's up 5. And without even knowing anything about the company he pumps it to investors. " Oh, I only lost my own money, didn't take any client money ", says the spokesman for FTX. Sam can 'flip the switch'? Careful he doesn't scrub the data.
Yeah I respect the hustle but I wish these people would stop hustling for regulation and just pivot to something else. They are hoping regulation will bring a resurgence in demand/price. No matter the cost. Selfish.
Nah, he's just greedy. He wants to be on the credit committee or whatever so that he gets his money back first and screw over depositors. I'd say he's a fox in fox's clothing but I'm afraid I'd offend foxes by comparing them to this absolute p.o.s
O'Leary is basically a very intelligent entertainer who got on Canada's Dragon Den, subsequently got Shark Tank from ABC and has capitalized on that fame as an 'expert'. He started his own funds, charging a huge MER. He said originally that crypto was useless, which it is, and then all of a sudden he's into crypto. These Financial Entertainment channels should get some morals and punt these opportunists off.
Well people are interested in what he has to say as he has built a celebrity image for himself, even if what he is punting is rubbish. It’s clear he is acting out of self interest to punt crypto, no matter how it eventually turns out for people who cannot afford to lose what they put in. Lost my respect for him, although I liked him on Shark Tank. Integrity is a good thing to hold on to.
Is this a good time to buy stocks/crypto in the Europe? I know everyone is saying stocks are at a discount and all, but just how long will It take for us to recover, obviously there are strategies to manoeuver in this present market but these strategies doesn't come common to the average folk, or am I better off putting my money elsewhere.
@Johnson Llobet I agree, that's the more reason I prefer my day to day investment decisions being guided by an inv-coach, seeing that their entire skillset is built around short & long term holdings for profit realisation, coupled with the exclusive analysis they possess, it's near impossible to not out-perform. I've been investing with a coach literally for 4years, and have accrued approx. $1.4m in net-profits thus far.
@Johnson Llobet I am guided by LAURA MARIE KEILMAN I found her on a CNBC interview where she was featured and reached out to her. She has since provided entry and exit points on the securities I focus on. You can look her up online if you care supervision.
Respect to kevin went from not that much to negative He said good thngs about ftx before because he got paid He said good thngs about it now to not get sued for promoting fraud Kevin youre dead to us
I feel for him. It’s a story of one con conning another. How can a con say I was conned? He can’t. Instead he says he’s joining a committee to find the truth.
I used to audit and if I company did not have any records, I would turn around and tell my bosses that there is no way this company is receiving our money.
@@primaryrage Joe made a profound observation regarding "groupthink" (the dangers of following the crowd). This comment can be found in an accompanying CNBC piece on this interview. th-cam.com/video/pIXq1pfvG0g/w-d-xo.html
Why would CNBC continue to give O’Leary a platform? He directly admitted he did absolutely no due diligence. You’re giving a world class grifter a platform. Shame on you CNBC. Roubini is right
GREED. That's all this was for guys like Kevin. An easy $15M++ for him. Here's some quick easy cash and just pump this to your people. Sad world we live in. I like that he was getting called out here a bit. It's time to hold these guys accountable.
FTX bought everyone off with endorsement money and campaign contributions. In some ways, SBF outplayed the players on Wall Street at their own game. Only the small investors ever really lose.
@@jordanslingluff287 Wall Street is just las Vegas gambling for rich folks - I made money on Bitcoin it’s the govt not able to control it is who destroyed it
@@abbyynorman2874 And again. Wall Street is heavily regulated and in the US. Crypto is a scam, unregulated and almost all of it is in the Cayman island. I hate to break it to rich people don't get rich off of trades. They get rich off of dividends. 75% of the money made on Wall Street is dividends. What you speak of is movie fantasies.
The question is how much was he paid and how was he paid? No one asked that question. If he says he lost a bunch of tokens were those given to him or did he buy them?
Kevin messed up so hard ... all those years penalising start ups on Shark Tank and building a great reputation this wrong move has possibly screwed his credibility big time. The more he plea's it just looks desperate.
He's smarter than anyone else in the comments. There's a reason he's richer than all of us. He made a mistake and admits it. Now he's going to use his brains to solve this issue and I believe the truth will come out with his help. Btw I never owned any FTX. Hope everyone that did, did not find themselves in financial distress.
So he really didn't lose any money. He was Given 15 million to be involved and he used that fee to buy FTT tokens and invest in other crypto. Its not much of a loss when you consider the time and effort to Gain a 15 million dollar payday, which was paid mostly in crypto fraud coins to begin with
Pushing questions to the long grass- “we need to find the answers/ data, etc” rather than answering how he didn’t realise the likely fraud. Classic shunting the question.
I wonder if he ever got the blood off his yacht. He was just as unrepentant after that fatal disaster. CNBC your reputation is at stake. Dump this charlatan!
Not about the money, he is afraid of getting charged too as part of the scam, look at his seriousness and fear…15 million to him and the money he invested are pennies to him…its the fear about being prosecuted, and he is trying to hid in committees
O'leary and all the other promoters were part of the scam and should also be prosecuted. He knows this and won't and can' t admit it on TV. He's never looked so scared and serious in all of his appearances. Shows how smart he is but ya....should go to jail too!
A guy using his image to promote a platform without doing his due diligence? Is there anything else he promotes he hasn't done homework on, how do you trust him or anyone for that matter? How can you do your due diligence with no data?
Becky Quick is sharp as a tack. Years of interviewing Buffett and Munger have rubbed off on her huge. They are ingrained in her head for all of us to benefit.
The problem is Mr. O'Leary has ripped apart small businesses, entrepreneurs and start ups on Shark Tank for NOT KNOWING THEIR NUMBERS. His admitted due diligence was seeing that other supposed Smart Money invested and he followed. The 5% allocation rule is good but this also allows for sloppy investing. If the prevailing theory of human motivation is self interest, how can someone else act a fiduciary for you. How is someone else more concerned with your money than you? When human nature and the nice sounding words like fiduciary are in conflict, I wonder what wins out?
Why is leary allowed to act like he is investigating his loss.... He sound like a partner who was paid 15M (he lost what he was paid)... This guy should be standing longside SBF and they can protect each other. The lady is right... This leary high is too smart to not smell a rat about sbf... Unless he is eating with the rats.
The true light shows Kevin Oleary is crying like baby that he lost his compensation for being spokesman for FTX... While everyone thought, that he lost his own money. What a Crook !!!! Kevin always looked suspicious and dishonest to me. Now I have proof for my instincts !!!
He said originally that crypto was useless, which it is, and then all of a sudden he's into crypto. 15 Million in his pocket as a Paid Pumper as we now find out quickly changed his side
Kevin O'Leary pretending to be a hero ("I'm going to get the money back.") while defending SBF at the same time. ("We don't know it's fraud.") Please allow me to translate the above statements. "I want to get my money back" and "I don't want to say this is fraud, because then the $15 million I was paid to promote FTX could be clawed-back to pay off everyone who lost money; and then I will have really lost money." "Oh, and I want the judge or jury I will face in civil lawsuits to think I'm one of the good guys, not the sleazebag, fraud-promoting huckster I really am."
So let me get this straight Kevin! Your only du-diligence on FTX was that the CEO was an American? Are you serious? How on earth can you be on Shark Tax and ask owners questions about their businesses now? I believe Charles Ponzi and Berni Maddof were both American...Pity Kevin wasn't around these too
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Make no mistake, people like Kevin were promoting FTX and if it turns out there was fraud (very likely) they have liability so it's in their best interest to push the narrative it wasn't fraud and was just an honest mistake.
Nail on the head. I hope they don’t let him in on that credit company so he doesn’t sabotage the case somehow.
Incompetence and stupidity is no cover for liability
YUP!
Kevin isn’t going to get done for fraud, unless you can find direct evidence implicating him. But there is good reason as to why he and others are defending SBF.
If you or I were to purchase say a Rolex from an unauthorised dealer and that watch turned out to be reported stolen. We would need to return the watch at a personal loss.
Similarly in US law if someone is paid using fraudulently obtained funds, the receiver will need to return funds.
This is why Kevin O’Leary, news outlets and politicians are defending SBF.
The greed and corruption with these people is simply unbelievable. The only thing these people are loyal to is the dollar.
Wrong, he does not need to be directly implicated in the fraud to face massive fines. Did you not see the TH-camr that was recently fined $50+ million and didn't even directly commit fraud but simply sold a product based on misleading claims.
HE WAS PAID $15 MILLION TO LIE. That's his due diligence
And he's still protecting the guy WOW
He was paid 15 million, that’s they ONLY due diligence he did.
O'Leary was given 15 million to sell this crap like a used car salesman.
SO O'Leary got 15 M and invested and lost 9.7 M???
I wish I were that stupid!!!
and he invested $9 million of it, and if the difference was in FTT tokens, he just wasted his time and nothing else...
A used car salesman who has no idea it's been flooded and doesn't care because he got the paycheck.
Yeah, if my math was correct, he got $15M and spent $10M so he's up 5. And without even knowing anything about the company he pumps it to investors. " Oh, I only lost my own money, didn't take any client money ", says the spokesman for FTX.
Sam can 'flip the switch'? Careful he doesn't scrub the data.
He did his due diligence. He looked and saw $15 mill and that was his due diligence
this is the same guy who sells a mutual fund for .50% fee of dividend stocks. I been knew he was a hustler.
Yeah I respect the hustle but I wish these people would stop hustling for regulation and just pivot to something else. They are hoping regulation will bring a resurgence in demand/price. No matter the cost. Selfish.
Exactly .....15 million in his pocket is all the diligence he needed. The biggest issue is the 15 million he was paid and we only learned this now
He said originally that crypto was useless, which it is, and then all of a sudden he's into crypto. 15 Million in his pocket, he scammed his followers
@@acegolfman3203 😂 Changed his mind on crypto over night. His reputation is stained over this.
Damn, that was fun watching Kevin the snake squirm and dodge while he works on getting himself on the coverup committee.
Fun fact about Kevin-- he killed 2 people while drunk on a boat and made his wife take the fall
First time ive ever witness someone defend a person that stole his money
Got to give it to Kevin though he keeps a cool, logical head.
He learned it from me. Just ask my wife’s boyfriend. He’s an awesome guy
He stole back some of the money that he gave him.
@@user-fh4tu2mo3x he's probably going to have to give back the $15 million that he got plus he said he lost around $9 million.
It's nice to see Kevin struggle
probably the most humble Ive seen him in awhile.
Nice.. im salivating he had no answer ton what she pointed out. Screw forensics a blind man can know he was a fraud on purpose
@@Diploramat Definitely.
Damn dude. What does that say about yourself?
Uche it says that, like a lot of us, he enjoys seeing Kevin struggle. His "rigorous due diligence" lol!
Andrew is asking Kevin harder hitting questions than he asked SBF. Come on Andrew, do better.
They both deserve even harder questions
Respect to these interviewers for calling out BS. Great questioning and interview there. Cheers!
Becky good job for pointing out the obvious
She trashed O'Leary 👍👍
becky wrecked him 😆
Yeah Becky smashed him and he still lying on tv.
No kidding! The guys are embarrassed. Trying to cover their tracks. Lol
15 million for being a spokesperson for the company and for that reason I'm in
Kevin compliance was a huge check with lots of Zero's for FTX. Taylor Swift turned down $100M
It's almost like SBF and his family have some serious dirt on O'Leary
Nah, he's just greedy. He wants to be on the credit committee or whatever so that he gets his money back first and screw over depositors. I'd say he's a fox in fox's clothing but I'm afraid I'd offend foxes by comparing them to this absolute p.o.s
Kevin aged 10 years during this interview.
he is definitely earning his paycheck.
@@Kaodusanya Kevin gambled his earnings and lost- where ftx get $15 Mill to give him? MoneyLaunderingsDNC
O'Leary is basically a very intelligent entertainer who got on Canada's Dragon Den, subsequently got Shark Tank from ABC and has capitalized on that fame as an 'expert'. He started his own funds, charging a huge MER. He said originally that crypto was useless, which it is, and then all of a sudden he's into crypto. These Financial Entertainment channels should get some morals and punt these opportunists off.
Well people are interested in what he has to say as he has built a celebrity image for himself, even if what he is punting is rubbish. It’s clear he is acting out of self interest to punt crypto, no matter how it eventually turns out for people who cannot afford to lose what they put in. Lost my respect for him, although I liked him on Shark Tank. Integrity is a good thing to hold on to.
Yes. And remember the “celebrity” “expertise” of Suze Orman?
@@readynowforever3676 what happened to Suze? I will check, but I haven't heard or seen her in a long time.
Is this a good time to buy stocks/crypto in the Europe? I know everyone is saying stocks are at a discount and all, but just how long will It take for us to recover, obviously there are strategies to manoeuver in this present market but these strategies doesn't come common to the average folk, or am I better off putting my money elsewhere.
@Johnson Llobet I agree, that's the more reason I prefer my day to day investment decisions being guided by an inv-coach, seeing that their entire skillset is built around short & long term holdings for profit realisation, coupled with the exclusive analysis they possess, it's near impossible to not out-perform. I've been investing with a coach literally for 4years, and have accrued approx. $1.4m in net-profits thus far.
@Johnson Llobet I am guided by LAURA MARIE KEILMAN I found her on a CNBC interview where she was featured and reached out to her. She has since provided entry and exit points on the securities I focus on. You can look her up online if you care supervision.
Wasn't this guy the financial genius candidate who was going to save the Canadian economy?
he’s a con, nothing else
He also never paid the Conservative party the money he owes.
Canada has comfy prisons.
You mean SCAM from people to fill his ACCOUNT and throw millions to TRUDEAU? YES!
Fun fact about Kevin-- he killed 2 people while drunk on a boat and made his wife take the fall
Respect to kevin went from not that much to negative
He said good thngs about ftx before because he got paid
He said good thngs about it now to not get sued for promoting fraud
Kevin youre dead to us
Kevin's price for lying is 15 million
I feel for him. It’s a story of one con conning another. How can a con say I was conned? He can’t. Instead he says he’s joining a committee to find the truth.
amen
The tough choice of admitting to be a crock or an idiot
Kevin did as much due diligence here as they do on Shark Tank before they make offers
I used to audit and if I company did not have any records, I would turn around and tell my bosses that there is no way this company is receiving our money.
CNBC removes Joe's criticism at the end because CNBC has financial interest in Kevin O'Leary (who's a major contributor).
What did he say?
Joe´s comment regarding "groupthink" is found in an accompanying CNBC piece on this interview. th-cam.com/video/pIXq1pfvG0g/w-d-xo.html
@@primaryrage Joe made a profound observation regarding "groupthink" (the dangers of following the crowd). This comment can be found in an accompanying CNBC piece on this interview. th-cam.com/video/pIXq1pfvG0g/w-d-xo.html
'This city deserves a better class of criminals' - Joker
Why would CNBC continue to give O’Leary a platform? He directly admitted he did absolutely no due diligence. You’re giving a world class grifter a platform. Shame on you CNBC. Roubini is right
He got 15M for promoting FTX, he's the part of the problem.
Why would he be doing Due Diligence for SBF handing him 15 million?
He was investing other people's money, so you do due diligence Incase it's a scam and you lose everything.
What Kevin has said is he doesn't know how to evaluate financials or even require them. Why should anyone, ever, trust his viewpoint of an investment.
think the panel did well here = asked some tough questions. compelling watch!
not really, sounds like it but nothing tough
What kind of compliance? I signed the 15 million dollar check. “ I would invest with Sam again”. I do not trust O’Leary.
FTX paid Kevin O'Leary $15 million to be a brand ambassador.
Paid with customers money?
Mr Fraud, he got paid millions to promote FTX. He used his celebrity, took the money and didn’t care if it was legit. He has lost all credibility.
GREED. That's all this was for guys like Kevin. An easy $15M++ for him. Here's some quick easy cash and just pump this to your people. Sad world we live in. I like that he was getting called out here a bit. It's time to hold these guys accountable.
FTX bought everyone off with endorsement money and campaign contributions. In some ways, SBF outplayed the players on Wall Street at their own game. Only the small investors ever really lose.
A rumor about SBF trying to get Taylor Swift on board for $100M to do sponsorships.
FTX and crypto isnt on Wall Street. It's in the Cayman islands. That should be your first hint it was a scam
@@jordanslingluff287 Wall Street is just las Vegas gambling for rich folks - I made money on Bitcoin it’s the govt not able to control it is who destroyed it
@@abbyynorman2874 And again. Wall Street is heavily regulated and in the US. Crypto is a scam, unregulated and almost all of it is in the Cayman island.
I hate to break it to rich people don't get rich off of trades. They get rich off of dividends. 75% of the money made on Wall Street is dividends. What you speak of is movie fantasies.
Kevin O'Leary: "It's all about the money!" Yes, Kev, it **IS** all about the money. Real money, not fake
If you look to O'Leary for more than mild info, you deserve to lose your money. Be warned.
chapeaux bas to the lady who is sitting across Kevin, she nailed it!!!!
I still don't understand why no VC did one iota of due diligence. What could possibly be an explanation that makes any sense whatsoever? SMH
Money. If the mere mention you were part of the crypto surge last year went around you were instantly a millionaire or better.
@@id10t98 I invested in crypto last year, but I didn't lose millions of dollars. That's not a good reason to forego due diligence.
He was in on this
💯
SBF IS NOT A FRAUD!! he didn’t do anything wrong and should be allowed to go free.
There I said it. Now where’s my bribe Sam? I want $5 mil.
The question is how much was he paid and how was he paid? No one asked that question. If he says he lost a bunch of tokens were those given to him or did he buy them?
He was paid &15M…and I bet it was in USD.
This is a major black eye for Mr Wonderful and he's making it worse covering for SBF and not admitting he was wrong
Invest in a company that has no CFO, no reliable records! These people know nothing and do not know how to do proper due diligence.
Kevin messed up so hard ... all those years penalising start ups on Shark Tank and building a great reputation this wrong move has possibly screwed his credibility big time. The more he plea's it just looks desperate.
He's smarter than anyone else in the comments. There's a reason he's richer than all of us. He made a mistake and admits it. Now he's going to use his brains to solve this issue and I believe the truth will come out with his help.
Btw I never owned any FTX. Hope everyone that did, did not find themselves in financial distress.
I wouldn’t be one bit surprised if he knew more than what he’s letting on. Especially the way he is covering for sbf now.
this guy is ridiculous, they should interview Coffeezilla to get to the bottom of this scam
So he really didn't lose any money. He was Given 15 million to be involved and he used that fee to buy FTT tokens and invest in other crypto. Its not much of a loss when you consider the time and effort to Gain a 15 million dollar payday, which was paid mostly in crypto fraud coins to begin with
What I find most interesting is not a word about All the corruption that's directly tied to Ukraine...
Stupid question. These questions should ask to Sam. How come an investor know how FTX was internally operated?
Would’ve been nice if Andrew were this aggressive with SBF.
Pushing questions to the long grass- “we need to find the answers/ data, etc” rather than answering how he didn’t realise the likely fraud. Classic shunting the question.
It’s funny and sad how O’Leary and even the CNBC panel won’t even acknowledge the Tether/FTX issue with
Don’t have Kevin O’ Leary on CNBC every day. He’s a perpetual bagholder of tech & crypto stocks.
Same with the Meta lady, Stephanie Link. She pushes that POS name every breath she takes.
Wall Street has two motivators - fear and greed. O'Leary was operating with the latter.
Skin color should NOT be the only compliance check.
The data? All the money is gone...we don't have the data. Come on CNBC, stop giving this guy a platform.
Indict O'Leary NOW!!!!
NBC should take part blame for O’Leary
They screwed him over. He should take it as a lesson but its not his fault, he was duped.
NO DATA FOR LIER.
Bro, i bought ATUSD2 in September after your video. i'm up 79%.
I wonder if he ever got the blood off his yacht. He was just as unrepentant after that fatal disaster.
CNBC your reputation is at stake. Dump this charlatan!
As good as it was that Kevin got questioned, they surely script this beforehand as he knows he needs to 'get this over with'.
Terry Duffy talked to bankman fried and concluded he was a conman,O Leary talked to him and thought he was a genius ,Go figure
Kevin O'Leary & Disney have lost their credibility
So O'Leary got 15 M and invested and lost 9.7 M???
I wish I were that stupid!!!
He doesn't want SBF to get charged and convicted of fraud because he has to give the $15 mil back in that case. Pathetic
Not about the money, he is afraid of getting charged too as part of the scam, look at his seriousness and fear…15 million to him and the money he invested are pennies to him…its the fear about being prosecuted, and he is trying to hid in committees
@@dansmith6243 He is probably more involved than what he saying. Greed has no limits 🤣
Kevin o leary was paid 15 million to represent FTX
Ask him how much money did he give him for that token that we now know that is fraudulent
For a man that spews CASH FLOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW. What happened to the cash at FTX Kevin?
SBF got dirt on Kevin for sure
O'leary and all the other promoters were part of the scam and should also be prosecuted. He knows this and won't and can' t admit it on TV. He's never looked so scared and serious in all of his appearances. Shows how smart he is but ya....should go to jail too!
He peddled FTX. Class action lawsuits should include him.
O. Leary funds in Canada had really really horrorible performance.
Along with SBF, he too needs to go to jail.
A guy using his image to promote a platform without doing his due diligence? Is there anything else he promotes he hasn't done homework on, how do you trust him or anyone for that matter? How can you do your due diligence with no data?
@@knowsomething9384 the question is do you think the average person does?
Why is he on any committee when there's a good chance he was in on the fraud.I don't believe he lost a dime either.
Actually, they were very nice with him and they did not want to tell him frankly that Sam gave him 15 M as investment just to mislead public.
Becky Quick is sharp as a tack. Years of interviewing Buffett and Munger have rubbed off on her huge. They are ingrained in her head for all of us to benefit.
You know he's SBF is lying when an MIT physics grad can't see an $8 billion hole.
lol
This is going to hurt Mr Wonderful’s likability. 😂😂😂
The problem is Mr. O'Leary has ripped apart small businesses, entrepreneurs and start ups on Shark Tank for NOT KNOWING THEIR NUMBERS. His admitted due diligence was seeing that other supposed Smart Money invested and he followed. The 5% allocation rule is good but this also allows for sloppy investing. If the prevailing theory of human motivation is self interest, how can someone else act a fiduciary for you. How is someone else more concerned with your money than you? When human nature and the nice sounding words like fiduciary are in conflict, I wonder what wins out?
This is the type of man that would take the folded money out of a blind man's cup
Why is leary allowed to act like he is investigating his loss.... He sound like a partner who was paid 15M (he lost what he was paid)... This guy should be standing longside SBF and they can protect each other. The lady is right... This leary high is too smart to not smell a rat about sbf... Unless he is eating with the rats.
All Kevin did at hearing was Lobby FTX, disgusting
Mr. Kevin, you are doing the right thing, as you said, the fault is Sam's and not the crypto world.
The true light shows Kevin Oleary is crying like baby that he lost his compensation for being spokesman for FTX...
While everyone thought, that he lost his own money.
What a Crook !!!!
Kevin always looked suspicious and dishonest to me.
Now I have proof for my instincts !!!
Time to lawyer up and take oleary and CNBC out
He said originally that crypto was useless, which it is, and then all of a sudden he's into crypto. 15 Million in his pocket as a Paid Pumper as we now find out quickly changed his side
HE DIDNT LOOSE HIS OWN MONEY. FTX GAVE HIM 15 MILL TO PROMOTE FTX.. KEVINS REPUTATION JUST WENT OUT THE DOOR..
How much Kevin lose? It is never revealed. What do you think?
Another person that should be arrested and change with misrepresentations, after getting 15,000,000 dollars
So a 70 yr old guy got bought by a 30yr old to help rip off thousands of other people out of billions….bad papa needs to go to jail
Kevin O'Leary got paid well over $100 million dollars in sponsorship
The kid that supports and pushes crypto, asking people "did you do your homework ".
Clown World 🤡
When will they get Jim Cramer on and interview him. He was as jacked as Kevin
*Becky Quick asking all the right questions! Respect!*
Kevin O'Leary pretending to be a hero ("I'm going to get the money back.") while defending SBF at the same time. ("We don't know it's fraud.")
Please allow me to translate the above statements.
"I want to get my money back" and "I don't want to say this is fraud, because then the $15 million I was paid to promote FTX could be clawed-back to pay off everyone who lost money; and then I will have really lost money." "Oh, and I want the judge or jury I will face in civil lawsuits to think I'm one of the good guys, not the sleazebag, fraud-promoting huckster I really am."
Kevin can get paid cleaning SBFs cell so both can be happy!
So let me get this straight Kevin! Your only du-diligence on FTX was that the CEO was an American? Are you serious? How on earth can you be on Shark Tax and ask owners questions about their businesses now?
I believe Charles Ponzi and Berni Maddof were both American...Pity Kevin wasn't around these too