I don't, @David Butler . I like resourceful, intelligent and risk taking people. For the rest, I'll wait for a judge (not a prosecutor) to find him guilty. Note that I may be wrong about him. But until proven otherwise I'll presume innocence. Good day to you Sir and happy new year.
I don’t know about the allegations, but the way he escaped and put himself into the public eye afterwards is pretty badass and comments at least some sort of respect.
gwimmer98 idk at the same time dude is a billionaire with thousands of people willing to help him around for his money.. sure it takes something special to get to that level, but once you are there, is there anything that you cant achieve with that much of resources?
@@kwh1210 He's not a billionaire. He's barely even worth a 100 million USD. His net worth has been dropping at an alarming rate and he'll have to keep paying important people to stay safe.
The fact is that Saikawa: CEO of Nissan had asked the prosecution for a plea-bargain to eject Ghosn, in stead of firing him in company meeting, in order to avoid Renault's buyout ordered by French government to Ghosn. Because Saikawa simply does not have nuts to raise his voice and fix this issue by himself. That's why Prime Minister Abe officially mentioned "I would like them to fix this issue within a company". Because he does not like to have diplomatic problem with Lebanon and also does not like to reveal Japanese 'media and governmental agency connection' to the world. In the Ghosn's press conference, only TV-Tokyo was invited to the conference room as Japanese TV station and only TV-Tokyo has broadcasted FOLLOWING critical points mentioned by Ghosn without trimming them. Because TV-Tokyo does not join the "Japan National Press Club": biasing vested interest media cartel in Japan, which is the axis of evil in Japan. Ghosn has mentioned important points of that... 1. Japanese justice system is unfair and outdated: He was in jail for 130 days without right of rebuttal, and he had not been allowed any communication with his wife for 9 months. The prosecution had abused an exceptional clause in "Code of Criminal Procedure article 60 paragraph 2" to extend his detention from 10 days to 130 days. Moreover, soon after he had been released, he was re-captured by the prosecution when he tried to open the press conference in order to speak up the truth. The prosecution might have silenced his critics by sending him to prison again. In addition, the prosecution had leaked/sold the unofficial information to media against a duty of confidentiality required by "National Public Service Act article 100". This corruption is frequently happened and intentionally ignored by the "media cartel" described above in Japan. 2. Japanese media is rotten: they had used and reported the unofficial confidential information leaked from the prosecution and Nissan without further analysis with the rebutment and contrary evidence. Moreover, they have reported Ghosn to general public as if he is criminal and terrorist. 3. Saikawa: CEO of Nissan had asked the prosecution for a plea-bargain to eject Ghosn, in stead of firing him in company meeting, in order to avoid Renault's buyout ordered by French government to Ghosn. Everybody are rotten in some points and have good aspect and bad aspect. Problem is that Japanese media and prosecution are manipulating the standard and public opinion with their massive power.
This man saved one of the biggest companies in Japan and, in the process, 'hurt' some Japanese 'face'. He deserves everything from that company and more, in my opinion. That was as close as a national treasure as Toyota is in that country. After he was successful in the turn around to profitability, he wanted to expand that company's future. That is what led the Japanese to plot against him. Not to mention their 'hurt face' when he turned the company around. This is a great man being subjected to great injustice and disservice by the company and people he saved.
Yup!! Its all political in my honest opinion! Some surrounding Japanese didn’t like the fact a foreigner “non-Japanese” reaching to that level of success! Jealousy could lead to tragedy.
After saving a insolvent company to being bankable by over 15Billion... Netflix did his good work justice and spoke very well of him He deserves a presidential pardon from Japan I'm glad his escape plan worked 👏🏾
I live in Japan and I feel soo happy for mister ghosn. The japanese system is so brutal they don't practice justice. The whole world needs to know about this.
el malan malan japan is developed but their mentality still in stone age and the society have no clue what’s going on or about human rights etc... i live there too and am sure you know how we feel as gaijins there
@@AbuChanOfficial I am suspicious of both of your stories. The problem with our system centres around how white-collar crimes are prosecuted, not with alleged discrimination or your human relations with others.
If it's so bad, why are you there? The Japanese justice system was set up by the Americans during the Occupation and mirrors the American system. Ghosn is a criminal and thinks he can get away with it if he spends a lot of time on Western tv, because Western tv is too lazy to look at the facts and tell the truth.
@@jawedz I asked my Japanese colleague at work what he thought about all of this, and to my surprise he was fully supportive of Carlos Ghosns escape. He agreed that the judiciary prosecution in Japan is terrible and that the mindset is not neutral, instead it is extreme.
Japan is an amazing place to visit, but one of the worst places to live in. Just look at the 12 hours shifts 6 days a week most Japanese workers have to work. Draconian management, medieval Justice, women are treated like shit a lot (although this is changing, it's still like this) , and the list goes on.
Japan is amazing place to live. Low crime rate, gun is prohibited, variety of inexpensive delicious food, people are kind, professional services, perfect train and bus systems, and the top is that very reasonable medical bills!!!
@@tototake5081 high suicide rate, corrupt legal system, too much work hours, grown women talk like babies, national disasters like hurricanes and tsunami, unreasonable work hours...not really ideal tbh
Carlos is being straight up with this interviewer & the Interviewer is asking the questions that have been rumored while keeping a neutral position. Good Interview.
I believe that Sony Pictures or whoever producer will contact him for a MISSION Impossible Movie. I would suggest the name of Escape from Japan to this movie.
He wanted to merge Nissan under Renault, just like how Audi was under VW. The Japanese can’t accept that idea and plot this against him. If it had not been for him, Nissan was history long ago.
Major General put him aside? Nissan was owned by Renault, they take orders from him, whether they like it or not. The only way to get rid of him is to find a hard way, you don’t know Japanese.
Hey guys,just see the reality of the companies performance !! How could the little Renault can swallow the twice larger NISSAN ? I mean Renault's income come from NISSAN otherwise the little one must be gone like Ghosn longtime ago !!! But as you know it's owned by the French government too ! See what a tricked situation is for NISSAN !! Large portion of$$ from NISSAN customers funnel into French government ! How long have been like that so far. That's why the SKUNKs call it French company. Ask how Trump see it dude. He says about it as "running by the SHIT HOLE GARBAGE"!! NISSAN must getout this absolutely now on.
Without his lawyer, it is virtually impossible. But then, his lawyer said that he felt betrayed🤣🤣🤣, but understands how this client could consider this option 😂
mms s Japanese media says He's mastermind wife helped him, it's probably a careful plan three months before the crime. It is true that he stole 400 million, so I hope he will be judged under Japanese law
@Lonely Traveller I smell a corporate trap, if i know something about companies, 5 outta 6 greedy employees, do whatever it takes to takedown a CEO because of jellousy and lust for power
Japan's Auto industry is going to suffer severe economical loss because of this man's arrest and detainment. He's in Exile and Nissan and the Japanese Auto industry has lost a business genius and Tycoon and it's all Japan's doing. Japanese fault and it was really a matter of honor to them because they didn't want a merger with a French company because of the Japanese honor in their name and not that he broke any laws. This would be a great movie and even much better than the movie about the CEO of Facebook by far!
@@imjyun yeah, which is why it really has to change I just don't like the people who praise him and blame the Japanese entirely but hopefully the Japanese system changes with this incident
@@keith5790 what is this "fact" you talk about? He hasn't been convicted of anything, nor has anything been proven in court. these are ALLEGATIONS of financial misconduct. you need to watch your words before you speak
@@keith5790 No one is blaming the Japanese. They are a good people. It's the Nissan senior management who made a mess of Nissan and led to his appointment, albeit between gritted teeth, and they want revenge. Loss of face is hard to take but when it is a gaijin, that is rubbing salt in a wound.The whole thing is a feudal boardroom farce. As for stealing money, give the man a fair trial and the chance of a just defence, which, let's not forget, is the key to a healthy and civilised society.
I lived in Japan for 3 years. I heard stories of foreigners arrested for minor things. He is completely right. Everything he says is true. The Japanese criminal justice system is completely broken.
They don’t do this just to foreigners. That almost 100% conviction rate also covers their own. It is an uncompromising system with all the flaws inherent in that.
Carlos Ghosn's crime is being a foreigner and successful in Japan. Whoever wants to argue with that provides an example that a foreigner works for a big corporation's HR in Japan and hires and fires Japanese employees. The answer is none.
Ghosn revived Nissan by laying off 40,000 workers in Japan. His salary was $10 Million USD on paper, but was reviving additional $20 million a year. He stole money from Nissan to buy real estate in Brazil and Lebanon. He bought luxurious yacht with company money. He made Renault to pay for his extravagant wedding at Versailles Palace.
Yo Oshima shut your lying face up! Regarding his payment, it’s a public company right? All payments disclosed? If you answered yes to those questions than how can he steal what was given or promised! You don’t need to answer that one! Secondly, it was a celebration of his wives 50th birthday at Versailles. There’s too many stupid people in this world like you.
I hope he takes effort and action to save his companions as well. I support him leaving Japan completely, I have no trust in the Japanese court system at all.
He saved Nissan, and this is what they do to him. Japanese will always see him as Outsider, he is not one of them. An outsider is our Boss in our company?? That is a humiliation for Japanese. If you have been to Japan, you know exactly what I am talking about.
Carlos spent more than 15 million dolors for his great escape .Interviewer asked cost of the fleeing from a Japan . Money makes everything possible. Japan has best technology in the world, but Carlos slipped through.
Their airport security is quite loose in my opinion. It is peaceful and I have never needed to take off my shoes, for example, though in USA it is still common to do that. It is much more relaxed. I am sure there were loopholes in the system that allowed him to escape.
regardless of the accusations against him, he is a business miracle. He brought Nissan from certain bankruptcy to one of the biggest automakers in the world in less than 10 years.
@@balithai2000 lool. You don't get it. Maybe you never suffered injustice before. From your first comment, you assumed he's a thief. That's my only issue. I believe everyone has a right to fair trial. Laws might differ across borders but basic human rights are the same everywhere. If you've followed the whole story you'll agree that he hasn't been treated fairly so it's safe to say the odds are stacked against him. Lastly, just because the law says something doesn't make it right. It was legal for jews to be killed in Nazi germany. Slavely was legal in the US, segregation was law in apartheid South Africa... etc. You want me to go on?
@@rimumiyazaki777 You can't discard that posibility, we're talking about a man who rised to power at a rapid pace and not to mention he saved Michellin, Renault and Nissan in a very short period of time, is no surprise if someone in the company tried to screw him. Whatever is the case he's not a good or evil genius, he's simply A GENIUS.
Turkey and Japan justice system is the same WWII SS justice system..!to judge a leader a big chief a politician a president consists in putting in the balance on one side all that he does good and on the other all the bad he causes and thereafter to check honestly if he deserves to be kept in position or to be dismissed, but when we know that of all the corrupt chiefs in japan only Ghosn and Kelly were put in prison makes us wonder where is the true justice of the just people of Japan?.
This guy is literally now a hero in the eyes of the world ! Japan has literally lost everything they had on the back of an absurd and fairly criminal-archaic behaviour and they have initiated the situation themselves. No human beings will look at Japanese citizens in the same way as before any longer. Their authorities have ruined their own people and culture ´s reputation. Are their leaders going to commit suicide / hara-kiri? The real question is why on earth they have done something so stupid and suicidal? Unless that this was just the historical occasion where they simply showed their true face to the world without being even self conscious of who they were. There will be a History of Japan Before Ghosn and after Ghosn
This is a good chance to force our country to have a change. This is now not just a case to work out if Ghosn has crime or to trial him, but a real crisis to Japanese judicial system. I hope international society to pay more attention on this case. In our country, there is a strange nationalism that people believe Japanese people more than foreigners, instead of searching for truth. When Ghosn was caught, despite he kept saying he is innocent and was framed, people still believe the media and the judgement firmly that he has the crime. And to build reputation,the prosecutor’s office seldom give in even it’s a false charge.
@@osscarfransson the thing is, as he said in his press conference, he was against a full on merger and he wanted both Renault and Nissan to have some sort of autonomy and that it wouldn't work if they merge the 2 companies.
The problem was exactly that, he saved Nissan, was not Japanese and didn't follow the Japanese tactics, and he was HATED by the majority of the Japanese elite for that. Just look how he was treated VS the others that just got a slap on the wrist. He did the right thing by escaping the draconian and medieval Japanese justice system.
Comets Falling We are both right. He saved them. Then he ran them into the ground. They did nothing with their Leaf technology and have no significant accomplishments in the electric side. The current Frontier Titan GTR and 370z all came out around the time our newest licensed drivers were born. Their one step away from Mitsubishiing themselves. Are you aware of the current automotive landscape? This is widely accepted.
Well already heard way before this case happend that japan legal system was a mess not surprised the way he was handled specially when big heads want your skin like in his case, he really fuck'em good by this escape
As an American, I strongly support Japan and its people as an Ally! I however, do not support their Justice system of being guilty until proven innocent! That is the opposite of our system in theory. If Mr.Ghosn were in the U.S. he would have gotten off free of charges or maybe, with a slap on the wrist and a fine. That's how it works for the rich and influential class of people! If your working class or poor here, you just sit in jail if you can't afford Bond money to get out on Bail. Guilty until proven innocent! If you get any kind of traffic citation or charge, you are guilty until proven innocent not by a jury of your peers , but by one person,the Judge! In the U.S. if a female get's mad at you, or want's to get revenge on any male, all she has to do is call the Law Enforcement and say she was assaulted by you even if you weren't there at the time and, you will be aressted! No if's, and's, or but's! The way the Law is set up you will be arrested! I have never been in trouble with the law or arrested. I questioned my wife about this very issue, and she reluctantly agreed with me after a long, long, long, disagreement and discussion! Thank you, Mr. Ghosn for saving Nissan from going out of business and making it a very competative Company in the Auto Industry! Thanks for the Nissan GTR. Thanks for my wife's Infiniti G, built by Skyline in Japan! That car has been absolutely the best and most reliable vehicle we have ever had! Period! I've been driving for 38 years. The next most reliable vehicle was my 1981 Toyota 4wd Long Bed pickup. The first year of the 22R engine. I'm glad your in a semi safe place now. Please, be vigilant and hire 24hr security while your in Lebanon! Prayers going up for your safety and a fair Trial! GOOD LUCK!! PEACE! \./
He escaped for his life & for his wife. This is a man I respect. Il s'est évadé pour sa survie et pour retourner à sa femme. Ça c'est un homme à respecter
Japan were humiliated 2 times by Ghosn. 1st time was when a non-japaneses executive saved Nissan from bankrupcy. They have never shallow that. The "businessmen" from Japan hatted his style. The japanese people love him. The 2nd public humiliation was now. He left the authorities looking like clowns. Whats a idiots. By the way, I support Ghosn until Japaneses justice shows what were the crimes.
Sorry Man, but you are an idiot justice system in russia, India, Singapore are pretty much better than American bail bond justice system. And yeah being an Indian I know that there is a lot of nationalism, casteism, hinduism and many other isms in India but when point comes to justice system it is pretty much good. You can get a bail for even serious crimes in upto 500-1000Rs( 50-60$) and there is no jury so a good lawyer cannot convince judge easily thats the reason 99.9% cases go to trial but conviction rate is still less . And it is much better than some of developed world.
Japan's economy generally has 4 big powerhouses, Sumitomo Group, Mitshubishi Group, 3 & 4. They do not interfere with each other territories. Obviously, your contract is not stated, but your colleague should have warned you over hopping over will cost a lot of problems, this has been like that for many, many years. The best is opp-out of either group.
Well except in his case .....it's escaping injustice sorry to tell you that .....Japanese government isn't the justice they are part of the US government system that actively commit crime against humanities by waging war all over the world on a daily basis
I remember watching a youtube video about how the Japanese court convictions are nearly 100%, which completely doesn't make sense. Their defence was that they don't pursue actions until they are 100% certain of their case. They say they'd rather let criminals go, than wrongfully convict someone. That makes no sense. You'd rather have murderers and rapists run freely than bring a case to a court if you aren't 100% sure you will get a conviction?
Donna Lee it depends who’s the suspect, for exemple issei sagawa “ the Japanese cannibal “ , a Japanese student in France who ate a Dutch female in 1981.. after examination of his mental health in an hospital they found he was only a pervert so he remained free en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Issei_Sagawa
No wonder he's the CEO of Nissan Renault. To pull off something like this is no ordinary feat.
the great escape in 2020
he is the guy, who made 2 billion profit in 2 years from 22 billion debt?
@@Vincent-jr3tr2019.
2020 he was already home with his family
@@harshithsadhana7475 yes learn smtg...
He is a criminal. Send him back to Japan to lock him up for life.
They did not allow him to see and talk to his wife for 9 months - I need to go to Japan as soon as possible!
LMFAO EPIC!
Brilliant comment 😂
lol
Lol 😂😂
@@s6xer 👌🏻
Yes, "FREEDOM ... IS ALWAYS SWEET. NO MATTER, HOW IT HAPPENS."
MONEY ... IS ALWAYS SWEET. NO MATTER, HOW IT HAPPENS.
Hollywood movie in the making:
Mission Impossible: Ghosn Protocol
Turning point:
Here's wearing a mask, it's one of his friends. Real Ghosn is in the Bahamas
Oh,,,You mean
Mission Impossible : Ghosn' s Eleven (Ocean's Eleven)
At first I thought I hated this guy. But now, honestly, I really respect him
He's very smart. Respect.
Yeah, Japan's justice system is notorious.
they simply should have locked him up directly
how easy people can be distracted by a little propaganda
so you respect a fugitive crook.
A week ago I hated this guy for no apparent reason. Now I'm fascinated by him.
I would have done the same in his position.
His wife is hot. he had to escape injustice to see his love. He is a hero!
Same here
Me too. This man win back my respect as well.
New surveillance video just surfaced showing Ghosn’s escape:
th-cam.com/video/gG_Zf1eo0Pw/w-d-xo.html
I don't, @David Butler .
I like resourceful, intelligent and risk taking people.
For the rest, I'll wait for a judge (not a prosecutor) to find him guilty.
Note that I may be wrong about him. But until proven otherwise I'll presume innocence.
Good day to you Sir and happy new year.
I don’t know about the allegations, but the way he escaped and put himself into the public eye afterwards is pretty badass and comments at least some sort of respect.
gwimmer98 idk at the same time dude is a billionaire with thousands of people willing to help him around for his money.. sure it takes something special to get to that level, but once you are there, is there anything that you cant achieve with that much of resources?
badass? Hiding in a box like a rat? Very badass. Cowardice more like.
@@Baresi-Unico-Capitano he is daring
@@Baresi-Unico-Capitano It's badass. How dafaq was he supposed to escape? By bombing the airport?
@@kwh1210 He's not a billionaire. He's barely even worth a 100 million USD. His net worth has been dropping at an alarming rate and he'll have to keep paying important people to stay safe.
Freedom, no matter how it happen. they are all sweet.
lost passport.. lost travel right... so he is stuck... money can only get you so far...
@@campkira Money got him out of a 15-year sentence. I'll say that's pretty sweet.
@@campkira he's home
The fact is that Saikawa: CEO of Nissan had asked the prosecution for a plea-bargain to eject Ghosn, in stead of firing him in company meeting, in order to avoid Renault's buyout ordered by French government to Ghosn.
Because Saikawa simply does not have nuts to raise his voice and fix this issue by himself.
That's why Prime Minister Abe officially mentioned "I would like them to fix this issue within a company".
Because he does not like to have diplomatic problem with Lebanon and also does not like to reveal Japanese 'media and governmental agency connection' to the world.
In the Ghosn's press conference, only TV-Tokyo was invited to the conference room as Japanese TV station and only TV-Tokyo has broadcasted FOLLOWING critical points mentioned by Ghosn without trimming them.
Because TV-Tokyo does not join the "Japan National Press Club": biasing vested interest media cartel in Japan, which is the axis of evil in Japan.
Ghosn has mentioned important points of that...
1. Japanese justice system is unfair and outdated: He was in jail for 130 days without right of rebuttal, and he had not been allowed any communication with his wife for 9 months.
The prosecution had abused an exceptional clause in "Code of Criminal Procedure article 60 paragraph 2" to extend his detention from 10 days to 130 days.
Moreover, soon after he had been released, he was re-captured by the prosecution when he tried to open the press conference in order to speak up the truth.
The prosecution might have silenced his critics by sending him to prison again.
In addition, the prosecution had leaked/sold the unofficial information to media against a duty of confidentiality required by "National Public Service Act article 100".
This corruption is frequently happened and intentionally ignored by the "media cartel" described above in Japan.
2. Japanese media is rotten: they had used and reported the unofficial confidential information leaked from the prosecution and Nissan without further analysis with the rebutment and contrary evidence.
Moreover, they have reported Ghosn to general public as if he is criminal and terrorist.
3. Saikawa: CEO of Nissan had asked the prosecution for a plea-bargain to eject Ghosn, in stead of firing him in company meeting, in order to avoid Renault's buyout ordered by French government to Ghosn.
Everybody are rotten in some points and have good aspect and bad aspect.
Problem is that Japanese media and prosecution are manipulating the standard and public opinion with their massive power.
It's like ABSCBN of the Philippines. Rotten and Manipulative media.
While Japan was playing checkers ..Carlos Ghosn played CHESS .. #checkmate ✔
Duh Flat Earth Truth ok ZAP
not really they know the risk of leting him go but his crime is not bad enough to hold him any longer..
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@@jituscalc3215 haha..Lol thanks
boss!!! actually by this escape he proved that he is an exceptional man!
wahab m escaptional man
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Carlos is like 007 James Bond. YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE! A movie playing in Japan!
Edgy Car 😂😂😂
well no he lost 9 month of his life... lost ceo ship and so on.... let face it a a civil offence.. and it only illegal in one county.....
@@campkira and thats why he escaped!
This man saved one of the biggest companies in Japan and, in the process, 'hurt' some Japanese 'face'.
He deserves everything from that company and more, in my opinion.
That was as close as a national treasure as Toyota is in that country.
After he was successful in the turn around to profitability, he wanted to expand that company's future.
That is what led the Japanese to plot against him. Not to mention their 'hurt face' when he turned the company around.
This is a great man being subjected to great injustice and disservice by the company and people he saved.
Yup!! Its all political in my honest opinion! Some surrounding Japanese didn’t like the fact a foreigner “non-Japanese” reaching to that level of success! Jealousy could lead to tragedy.
After saving a insolvent company to being bankable by over 15Billion... Netflix did his good work justice and spoke very well of him
He deserves a presidential pardon from Japan I'm glad his escape plan worked 👏🏾
"Ghosn in 60 seconds!" Carlos is a living legend.
mR BEAN!!!!
@Tony Dinh Sensitive aren't we? It's just jokes, man. Lol
@Tony Dinh Your a criminal with your dirty mouth you cant judge something u haven't seen or judge someone u haven't know.
I live in Japan and I feel soo happy for mister ghosn. The japanese system is so brutal they don't practice justice. The whole world needs to know about this.
el malan malan japan is developed but their mentality still in stone age and the society have no clue what’s going on or about human rights etc... i live there too and am sure you know how we feel as gaijins there
@@AbuChanOfficial I am suspicious of both of your stories. The problem with our system centres around how white-collar crimes are prosecuted, not with alleged discrimination or your human relations with others.
If it's so bad, why are you there? The Japanese justice system was set up by the Americans during the Occupation and mirrors the American system. Ghosn is a criminal and thinks he can get away with it if he spends a lot of time on Western tv, because Western tv is too lazy to look at the facts and tell the truth.
How does it feel to protect the privileged? Why would Japan single him out if there's no merit to the alleged crime?
@@jawedz I asked my Japanese colleague at work what he thought about all of this, and to my surprise he was fully supportive of Carlos Ghosns escape. He agreed that the judiciary prosecution in Japan is terrible and that the mindset is not neutral, instead it is extreme.
Personally, this story would make a decent movie about a former CEO escaping from the country officials are chasing. Good interview, Richard Quest!
Absolutely! Calling Leonardo DiCaprio? Joaquin Phoenix? Benicio Del Toro?
@@spanishdancer6221 rowan atkinson easy
Agree 100%
@@alias1180 OMG the facial resemblance! Well, if Rowan also does drama. Lol!
His whole career at Nissan could be a movie
you can see that he is VERY smart from the way he answers the questions
No shit, the guy runned 3 big corporates at the same time and made them all profit..
Ali So you would think crooks are dumb? 😂😂
@@drissalaoui103 "ran"
@@drissalaoui103 "profitable"
@@loneranger7877 ok thanks
Clearly a genius. I like Japan after been traveled there 20 times, but I can't live there for more than two weeks.
Japan is an amazing place to visit, but one of the worst places to live in.
Just look at the 12 hours shifts 6 days a week most Japanese workers have to work. Draconian management, medieval Justice, women are treated like shit a lot (although this is changing, it's still like this) , and the list goes on.
Japan is amazing place to live. Low crime rate, gun is prohibited, variety of inexpensive delicious food, people are kind, professional services, perfect train and bus systems, and the top is that very reasonable medical bills!!!
@@tototake5081 high suicide rate, corrupt legal system, too much work hours, grown women talk like babies, national disasters like hurricanes and tsunami, unreasonable work hours...not really ideal tbh
Ghosn is a world treasure, economically speaking.
Carlos is being straight up with this interviewer & the Interviewer is asking the questions that have been rumored while keeping a neutral position. Good Interview.
Like a BOSS! Fascinating and deserves every right for a fair trial. Good luck getting him out of Lebanon.
Harris 2024!
*Hollywood movie in the making*
the book first from him.. then the movie
I believe that Sony Pictures or whoever producer will contact him for a MISSION Impossible Movie. I would suggest the name of Escape from Japan to this movie.
Title would be "Ghosn Identity"
@@niepcezephirin Sony will be the last company he will be willing to deal with 😂😂😂
@@niepcezephirin Sony is Japanese, they will not support him at all 😂
He wanted to merge Nissan under Renault, just like how Audi was under VW.
The Japanese can’t accept that idea and plot this against him.
If it had not been for him, Nissan was history long ago.
Was it so? Why wouldn't Japanese accept the idea?
Andrew Because they wanted Japanese companies to be owned by Japanese
Major General put him aside? Nissan was owned by Renault, they take orders from him, whether they like it or not.
The only way to get rid of him is to find a hard way, you don’t know Japanese.
@@playerish Japan is crazy patriotic
Hey guys,just see the reality of the companies performance !! How could the little Renault can swallow the twice larger NISSAN ? I mean Renault's income come from NISSAN otherwise the little one must be gone like Ghosn longtime ago !!! But as you know it's owned by the French government too ! See what a tricked situation is for NISSAN !! Large portion of$$ from NISSAN customers funnel into French government ! How long have been like that so far. That's why the SKUNKs call it French company. Ask how Trump see it dude. He says about it as "running by the SHIT HOLE GARBAGE"!! NISSAN must getout this absolutely now on.
...and he managed to pull this off 😳without access to a phone and internet.
A real boss
He has mastermind wife , Lol
Without his lawyer, it is virtually impossible.
But then, his lawyer said that he felt betrayed🤣🤣🤣, but understands how this client could consider this option 😂
mms s
Japanese media says He's mastermind wife helped him, it's probably a careful plan three months before the crime. It is true that he stole 400 million, so I hope he will be judged under Japanese law
He did have an access to a phone and internet, despite that was absolutely against the bail conditions. Nothing glamorous but just a criminal act
His biggest crime now is that he made the Japanese look like fools! With all their high tech and robots and shit they couldn't catch him!
Legends say Pikachu got mad
Ni Co lol
They should create the Carlos Pokemon and try to catch him
Gotta catch em all, expect pokemon ghosn
Yes, it's basically global face loss. Can't be worse than that.
Now he is CARLOS GONE
🤣🤣🤣
,💛💛💛💛❤️💛💛💛💛
Carlos REVIVED! He is back at the TOP again!
Nop. He is Carlos Again ✌️😜
And CNN is still fake news.
He is "Carlos Ghost". A title of a movie that would end with a hara kiri
Once charged and suspected you are 99,4% guilty, so easy to guess the result.
Whatever he did...he did save Nissan from bankruptcy.
@Lonely Traveller I smell a corporate trap, if i know something about companies, 5 outta 6 greedy employees, do whatever it takes to takedown a CEO because of jellousy and lust for power
Yeah, But at what cost? Now Nissans are cheaply made snoozefests lagging behind the competition
@@LouisSubearth and Mitsubishi sucks bringing the Eclipse as a Crossover SUV, and not even a Dakar rally SUV to continue the Pajero's legacy in rally.
so he is justified to steal money?
@@balithai2000 i don't think he did he might had been framed. Damn so many theories and little facts.
Love the interview. A genius man!
Japan's Auto industry is going to suffer severe economical loss because of this man's arrest and detainment. He's in Exile and Nissan and the Japanese Auto industry has lost a business genius and Tycoon and it's all Japan's doing. Japanese fault and it was really a matter of honor to them because they didn't want a merger with a French company because of the Japanese honor in their name and not that he broke any laws.
This would be a great movie and even much better than the movie about the CEO of Facebook by far!
for some reason I like this guy attitude lol
Who needs cars, when you can flee in planes -Carlos Ghosn
Great interview, Richard does the stellar job and Ghosn is a great conversationalist
Two giants together
Carlos was right for escaping. Good luck to him
AMAZING, THIS GUY HAS BALLS
Carlos 'the boss "
Misread as "Carole the boss" at first
Carlos Boss !
Carlos the crook to be exact.
@@balithai2000 what proof do you have ? he was taken out by Nissan nationalists
@@RickGifford28 Ask the Japanese prosecutors to give you the proof. Underreporting salary, enriching himself with the embezzled money etc.
For such an advanced society the Japanese disappoint in their legal system
They need to fix it
it's an old system that really has to change but it still doesn't change the fact that he stole money
@@keith5790 now that he escaped theres no real prove that he stole money
@@imjyun yeah, which is why it really has to change
I just don't like the people who praise him and blame the Japanese entirely but hopefully the Japanese system changes with this incident
@@keith5790 what is this "fact" you talk about? He hasn't been convicted of anything, nor has anything been proven in court. these are ALLEGATIONS of financial misconduct. you need to watch your words before you speak
@@keith5790 No one is blaming the Japanese. They are a good people. It's the Nissan senior management who made a mess of Nissan and led to his appointment, albeit between gritted teeth, and they want revenge. Loss of face is hard to take but when it is a gaijin, that is rubbing salt in a wound.The whole thing is a feudal boardroom farce. As for stealing money, give the man a fair trial and the chance of a just defence, which, let's not forget, is the key to a healthy and civilised society.
I lived in Japan for 3 years. I heard stories of foreigners arrested for minor things. He is completely right. Everything he says is true. The Japanese criminal justice system is completely broken.
Lynn Dawson foreigners get arrested for literally anything in Asia lol
Chinese “justice” system: hold my fucking beer
They don’t do this just to foreigners. That almost 100% conviction rate also covers their own. It is an uncompromising system with all the flaws inherent in that.
PROVE IT
Carlos Ghosn's crime is being a foreigner and successful in Japan. Whoever wants to argue with that provides an example that a foreigner works for a big corporation's HR in Japan and hires and fires Japanese employees. The answer is none.
@blue copper McDonald is not a Japanese company....
OMG did you know that the 98% of population in japan are japanese...??
Ghosn revived Nissan by laying off 40,000 workers in Japan. His salary was $10 Million USD on paper, but was reviving additional $20 million a year. He stole money from Nissan to buy real estate in Brazil and Lebanon. He bought luxurious yacht with company money. He made Renault to pay for his extravagant wedding at Versailles Palace.
Yo Oshima shut your lying face up! Regarding his payment, it’s a public company right? All payments disclosed? If you answered yes to those questions than how can he steal what was given or promised! You don’t need to answer that one! Secondly, it was a celebration of his wives 50th birthday at Versailles. There’s too many stupid people in this world like you.
@@famousjlife8379 you are as crook as carlo
I hope he takes effort and action to save his companions as well. I support him leaving Japan completely, I have no trust in the Japanese court system at all.
Natalie Bet you have no idea of the Japanese justice system except what is fed to you by the western media. Wake up!
@Lonely Traveller yep, they prefer countries where you are above the locals
I v been incarcerated 13 days in Japan Bro all he says is true
@Lonely Traveller Lonely Traceler, you have no idea what you're talking about. Learn why he did what he did first and then comment.
Do you believe in everything he says?
Operation Code: "Gone with the wind"
You mean Ghosn With the Wind
Operation Code: "Fart in a box"
Welcome To Lebanon
Hopefully he can play a role in saving the economy. He is definitely a genius and that's what we need along with a miracle.
Corrupt country
@@mohamedabdukadir3271 as if you come from Austria
@@fadihajjhassan9018 i am not, just having the same problem you have corrupt leaders
Raise your hand if you've been watching this lovely forum for a while 🤚
He saved Nissan, and this is what they do to him. Japanese will always see him as Outsider, he is not one of them. An outsider is our Boss in our company?? That is a humiliation for Japanese. If you have been to Japan, you know exactly what I am talking about.
They played basketball and Carlos called Micheal Jordan to be on his team.
This guy was an absolute hero in Japan in the mid to late 2000's he revised the Nissan brand and was a driver of the R35 GTR
I would have done the same. He had nothing to lose, but his freedom to gain
A legend. Before and after. Simply EXTRAORDINARY. God bless Carlos Ghosn.
Freedom freedom no matter how the case is always sweet.....Carlos Ghosn
“Freedom, no matter the way it happens is always sweet.” Yes, a brilliant quote, indeed.
Money, no matter the way it happens is always sweet
Hollywood must make a movie out of this. Director, Clint Eastwood.
Why does he sound so much like Jurgen Klopp (Liverpool manager) to me?
Hahaha
Klopp mixed with Mr. Bean
I was thinking Mouriño
@@pacorabane2733 the two has changed their company or club from shitty to worldclass
Carlos spent more than 15 million dolors for his great escape .Interviewer asked cost of the fleeing from a Japan . Money makes everything possible. Japan has best technology in the world, but Carlos slipped through.
Their airport security is quite loose in my opinion. It is peaceful and I have never needed to take off my shoes, for example, though in USA it is still common to do that. It is much more relaxed. I am sure there were loopholes in the system that allowed him to escape.
@@A392Hz it will all change now
regardless of the accusations against him, he is a business miracle. He brought Nissan from certain bankruptcy to one of the biggest automakers in the world in less than 10 years.
so is he justified to steal?
@@balithai2000 where's your proof? The man said he's willing to stand trial, just not in Japan. #InnocentUntilProvenGuilty
@@controversial6233 please refer to the prosecutors and judges to obtain the proof. If he was innocent why did he escape?
@@controversial6233 the crimes are commited in Japan. Japanese law applies. A criminal cannot pick and choose where he will be tried.
@@balithai2000 lool. You don't get it. Maybe you never suffered injustice before. From your first comment, you assumed he's a thief. That's my only issue. I believe everyone has a right to fair trial. Laws might differ across borders but basic human rights are the same everywhere. If you've followed the whole story you'll agree that he hasn't been treated fairly so it's safe to say the odds are stacked against him. Lastly, just because the law says something doesn't make it right. It was legal for jews to be killed in Nazi germany. Slavely was legal in the US, segregation was law in apartheid South Africa... etc. You want me to go on?
I admire this guy. He's the real CEO..
you admire crooks. you must be one too.
It is said that at any January his whole year was already scheduled
@@balithai2000 who knows he was actually framed? 🤷♂️
@@h.a.4600 tf xD
@@rimumiyazaki777 You can't discard that posibility, we're talking about a man who rised to power at a rapid pace and not to mention he saved Michellin, Renault and Nissan in a very short period of time, is no surprise if someone in the company tried to screw him. Whatever is the case he's not a good or evil genius, he's simply A GENIUS.
You made my day mister Ghosn!
“Freedom no matter how the way you have it, is always sweet”
He is a cool cat
You could be a cool cat, he's the boss
Turkey and Japan justice system is the same WWII SS justice system..!to judge a leader a big chief a politician a president consists in putting in the balance on one side all that he does good and on the other all the bad he causes and thereafter to check honestly if he deserves to be kept in position or to be dismissed, but when we know that of all the corrupt chiefs in japan only Ghosn and Kelly were put in prison makes us wonder where is the true justice of the just people of Japan?.
Probably the airport security was watching anime, when he escaped.
Lmao....repped
This guy is literally now a hero in the eyes of the world !
Japan has literally lost everything they had on the back of an absurd and fairly criminal-archaic behaviour and they have initiated the situation themselves.
No human beings will look at Japanese citizens in the same way as before any longer.
Their authorities have ruined their own people and culture ´s reputation. Are their leaders going to commit suicide / hara-kiri?
The real question is why on earth they have done something so stupid and suicidal?
Unless that this was just the historical occasion where they simply showed their true face to the world without being even self conscious of who they were.
There will be a History of Japan Before Ghosn and after Ghosn
Great comment.
Ghosn suggested he attach a GPS shackle to himself, but the judge in Japan decided he didn't have to do it. That's a bit strange.
He is very intelligent. Another car maker ready to employ this genius
Freedon has no price, no matter what... !!
"I Fled Injustice...." -- BRAVO !
This is a exceptional man who became inconvenient. Poor guy. Justice for Ghosn.
This is a good chance to force our country to have a change. This is now not just a case to work out if Ghosn has crime or to trial him, but a real crisis to Japanese judicial system. I hope international society to pay more attention on this case.
In our country, there is a strange nationalism that people believe Japanese people more than foreigners, instead of searching for truth. When Ghosn was caught, despite he kept saying he is innocent and was framed, people still believe the media and the judgement firmly that he has the crime. And to build reputation,the prosecutor’s office seldom give in even it’s a false charge.
Respect for this man! He was totally railroaded by the Nissan executives. Saikawa is a backstabber!! Karma will chase him
This guy’s reputation is so done. It’s quite clear he’s guilty if you listen to what he’s saying closely.
Good on him he escaped injustice!
IS IT ALSO GOOD FOR HIM TO STEAL MILLIONS?
His eyebrow is always angry
DESERT FOX All the very smart people I have met have this kind of eyebrow , i will call it “devil eyebrow”
@@orlandoalvarado1850 he definitely smart he can speak ( arabic , English, French and Portuguese)
over botoxed
@@KemetEG theres nothing smart about that, you just gotta travel to these places and live there for 2-3 years
@@tenslider6722 lol i've known many people in many countries where they have resided 8+ years and still can't structure basic conversations
An amazing man. More governments and leading figures should give him support.
He looks like Mr Beans brother. 😂
More like a turned corporate old harry potter
💛💛💛❤️❤️💛💛💛❤️💛💛
Not at all! Mr. Bean is ugly. Carlos is handsome & smart!
Lmao
So what if a CEO stole a few millions. I thought it was part of the job. Perhaps because he wants to take everyone down with him
Or that Japan didn't want to lose their largest industrial company to a foreign-run merger.
@@osscarfransson the thing is, as he said in his press conference, he was against a full on merger and he wanted both Renault and Nissan to have some sort of autonomy and that it wouldn't work if they merge the 2 companies.
Yepp he’s legendary Carlos “Gone” Ghosn
Carlos "eat my shorts Japan" Ghosn
Could you tell us you did money laundering or not? That’s the main focus. We liked you so much, you saved Nissan 20 years ago.
Mark N. If he wants to appear in front of court anywhere he cannot tell you anything about that...:/
He definitely ran Nissan into the ground.
The problem was exactly that, he saved Nissan, was not Japanese and didn't follow the Japanese tactics, and he was HATED by the majority of the Japanese elite for that. Just look how he was treated VS the others that just got a slap on the wrist.
He did the right thing by escaping the draconian and medieval Japanese justice system.
Comets Falling We are both right. He saved them. Then he ran them into the ground. They did nothing with their Leaf technology and have no significant accomplishments in the electric side. The current Frontier Titan GTR and 370z all came out around the time our newest licensed drivers were born. Their one step away from Mitsubishiing themselves. Are you aware of the current automotive landscape? This is widely accepted.
I am still wondering how he did it for Japanese prosecutors are extremely meticulous and shrewd in handling the suspects.
Well already heard way before this case happend that japan legal system was a mess not surprised the way he was handled specially when big heads want your skin like in his case, he really fuck'em good by this escape
The trial was total bullshit. Nissan executives pulled their strings to get rid of Ghosn forever.
It's so amazing we can't even bother to ask about why he was being arrested for.
Dont give a Shit. His escape is Nothing short of Cool, Amazing, Boss, Rad, FRESH, dEf, etc,etc.
I think most people would have done the same if they were in his shoes.
Any country today that has a legal system based on guilty until proven innocent is archaic....I would have done exactly the same
As an American, I strongly support Japan and its people as an Ally! I however, do not support their Justice system of being guilty until proven innocent! That is the opposite of our system in theory. If Mr.Ghosn were in the U.S. he would have gotten off free of charges or maybe, with a slap on the wrist and a fine. That's how it works for the rich and influential class of people! If your working class or poor here, you just sit in jail if you can't afford Bond money to get out on Bail. Guilty until proven innocent! If you get any kind of traffic citation or charge, you are guilty until proven innocent not by a jury of your peers , but by one person,the Judge! In the U.S. if a female get's mad at you, or want's to get revenge on any male, all she has to do is call the Law Enforcement and say she was assaulted by you even if you weren't there at the time and, you will be aressted! No if's, and's, or but's! The way the Law is set up you will be arrested! I have never been in trouble with the law or arrested. I questioned my wife about this very issue, and she reluctantly agreed with me after a long, long, long, disagreement and discussion! Thank you, Mr. Ghosn for saving Nissan from going out of business and making it a very competative Company in the Auto Industry! Thanks for the Nissan GTR. Thanks for my wife's Infiniti G, built by Skyline in Japan! That car has been absolutely the best and most reliable vehicle we have ever had! Period! I've been driving for 38 years. The next most reliable vehicle was my 1981 Toyota 4wd Long Bed pickup. The first year of the 22R engine. I'm glad your in a semi safe place now. Please, be vigilant and hire 24hr security while your in Lebanon! Prayers going up for your safety and a fair Trial! GOOD LUCK!! PEACE! \./
He escaped for his life & for his wife. This is a man I respect.
Il s'est évadé pour sa survie et pour retourner à sa femme. Ça c'est un homme à respecter
Way to go Carlos! 👍 Normally I hate rich people, but I'll make an exception for Carlos.
Carlos "Escaped like El Chapo" Ghosn
@David Smith Gone? Ghost On?
A CEO has a power of escaping from justice, and CNN will interview you while laughing with you! Great story, a hero!
The japan prime minister" Shinzo abe" has allowed his escape to block spreading scandal rumor in Japanese politics.
"Freedom no matter the way it happens, it always sweet" - Carlos Ghosn
Japan were humiliated 2 times by Ghosn. 1st time was when a non-japaneses executive saved Nissan from bankrupcy. They have never shallow that. The "businessmen" from Japan hatted his style. The japanese people love him.
The 2nd public humiliation was now. He left the authorities looking like clowns. Whats a idiots.
By the way, I support Ghosn until Japaneses justice shows what were the crimes.
thats true....freedom is priceless....am a witness
Chess's Lost Soul, Bobby Fischer, was Held in Tokyo
No Asian country offers a fair trial, good on Mr. Ghosn for escaping to his home country!
Sorry Man, but you are an idiot justice system in russia, India, Singapore are pretty much better than American bail bond justice system. And yeah being an Indian I know that there is a lot of nationalism, casteism, hinduism and many other isms in India but when point comes to justice system it is pretty much good. You can get a bail for even serious crimes in upto 500-1000Rs( 50-60$) and there is no jury so a good lawyer cannot convince judge easily thats the reason 99.9% cases go to trial but conviction rate is still less . And it is much better than some of developed world.
Ghosn Redemption: Fighting Injustice Laws with Injustice Ways
Probably very difficult, but hope those MPCs that got arrested would be release once Ghosn clean his name as well.
Carlos "quicker than a ninja" Ghosn
Japan's economy generally has 4 big powerhouses, Sumitomo Group, Mitshubishi Group, 3 & 4. They do not interfere with each other territories. Obviously, your contract is not stated, but your colleague should have warned you over hopping over will cost a lot of problems, this has been like that for many, many years. The best is opp-out of either group.
Interesting.
Japan painted himself into a corner. I can't find the exit...
well it good to improve a county that such a ass.... their legal system is far from any good compare to nearby county....
Super hero since the beginning !! 👏👏👏
super crook
Money can make alot of things possible including escaping justice
I suppose the same is true for governments....
Well except in his case .....it's escaping injustice sorry to tell you that .....Japanese government isn't the justice they are part of the US government system that actively commit crime against humanities by waging war all over the world on a daily basis
you know nothing about Japan...
or injustice
he said once he could talk 7 languages, I got it now.....
Nissan`s biggest commercial blunder.
The way he explained that to the audience shows a great form of courage and honesty
I remember watching a youtube video about how the Japanese court convictions are nearly 100%, which completely doesn't make sense. Their defence was that they don't pursue actions until they are 100% certain of their case. They say they'd rather let criminals go, than wrongfully convict someone. That makes no sense. You'd rather have murderers and rapists run freely than bring a case to a court if you aren't 100% sure you will get a conviction?
Donna Lee it depends who’s the suspect, for exemple issei sagawa “ the Japanese cannibal “ , a Japanese student in France who ate a Dutch female in 1981.. after examination of his mental health in an hospital they found he was only a pervert so he remained free en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Issei_Sagawa
If all this is true then ppl, should avoid visiting Japan... Seems like dangerous place. Applauds mr. Carl