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. >> he was the richest man in the world in february 2000, richer than warren buffett.it us over. >> the last. >> 40 years, he's he's been like forrest gump. he's been either close to or at the heart of the action, either trying to buy a company, big company like alibaba, buy a stake in it, make money all over the world, or buy a piece of it. and he's gone. he's gone bankrupt, or he's almost gone bankrupt. well, let's. talk about it. it's he's come back. >> it's an opening scene. your opening scene is right out of. >> a movie. >> you have all. >> the financiers in japan coming to this, this wave to see him speak. he talks about how the future. >> is. >> is, is open. japan is going to be the new. >> silicon valley. >> he's the world's richest man. and three. >> weeks later. >> what happens? he loses up to 97% of his paper wealth. that can bust. absolutely at the height of the dotcom bubble. i mean, he is a bit of a p.t. barnum kind of character. he tells a great story. he makes big promises, talks big numbers, but he is at the same time somebody who's amazing comeback se