“In today's episode we speak with Michael Lewis, legendary author of Moneyball, Liars Poker, The Big Short, and more”
“He wrote a brilliant book called Lies Poker about which was that that great sort of Invective against the kind of eighties. kind of Manhattan banking greed”
“that Michael Lewis, who is a contemporary of yours for a brief time Wrote about in his first book and And you you write a bonus chapter in your book that I very much enjoyed reading also about Playing Lyes Poker”
“forty second floor of Seven World Trade Center, which is where Michael Lewis wrote the book Liar's Poker”
“And Myers Poker. Michael Lewis”
“I heard a story about Michael Lewis when he did Lyers Poker”
“I think Michael Lewis was writing Liars Poker somewhere around. Late 80s, I think he first dropped”
“by Michael Lewis and I realized that I, hey, I really wanted to trade mortgages”
“Michael Lewis. Altar of Moneyball, Liar's Poker, the Blind Side, the Undoing Project, going if and on and on and on”
“I remember reading Liers poker. And I think barbarians at the gate. Both Classic books about Wall Street”
“Liar's Poker was published when I was in Atlas there”
“You know, it was it that was Liar's Poker”
“And it makes me think of this section in Liars Poker by Michael Lewis”
“He wrote Liers Poker, which is about finance”
“You've ever read those books like Liers Poker and things like that. It's like the heyday of Wall Street”
“you had Liars Poker, so they also was that culture was coming out of the managing director”
“we're sort of Or like Rush Ak tests, like You know, there's Michael Lewis's Liars Poker”
“like The liars poker or the social network of Amazon”
“Has the exact opposite effect called Liers Poker”
“And uh It was R Nabisco, wasn't it? And then um Michael uh Michael Lewis, who just a superb writer just brings it home and I think Lars Perker were about the the dealing room floor at Salamon Brothers”
“That was one that launched with a lot less fanfare than you know Michael writing Muddy Ball or Liar's Poker Or”
“Michael Lewis is the best selling author of many books and several of my favorite books, including Liars Poker, Moneyball, The Blind Side, The Big Short, The Undoing Project, and The Fifth Risk”
“It's kinda like Liar's Poker, but instead of purely bonds, it's Yeah”
“Like Michael Lewis sort of famously writes about it happening in the mortgage market in Liar's Poker”
“I believe it was Solomon Brothers that was the subject of uh Lyus Poker, Michael Lewis's first book”
“I read Michael Lewis's book Laris Poker”
“You might recognize the name Solomon Brothers. From the book Liers Poker”
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