to give amazon credit and jeff bezos credit as an innovative company and jeff bezos as an adventure that so he likes to describe himself digging into the history of alexa it was surprising and essentially the idea for alexa springs out from an e-mail late 2010 sends e-mail to the chief of staff and says why do we build a 20-dollar computer whose brains are in the cloud that is completely controlled by your voice. that was a radical notion. the idea that most speech recognition systems you spoke right into that makes it easy. speaking to a device across the room is a technical challenge but then the challenge of having it understand you and respond that was advanced artificial intelligence. but jeff bezos was doing a couple of things looking for ways to exploit amazon's early lead in web services and ways to move amazon into everyday use of people's lives. he conceives the project then and he is the product manager. he drives the vision and meets with the team sometime several times a week. he picks alexa's voice and makes decisions about what features it should have he wrestles if alexa

but how will history remember bezos as amazon ceo? a good one eugene time to ask you to go first. look, i mean i think that -- a lot of it might actually is at the play out. that i think we will see some kind of aipght trust case against amazon and years ahead. i think we'll see a -- you know, a regulation as governments try to grapple with some of the paradoxes of the amazon model. the fact that it's a platform for sellers and seller the fact that, you know, it sells private label products in competition sometimes using data of some of its independent sellers. you know the stories that sellers are telling now about amazon are not uniformly good there's a lot of conservation there. and we look back at rock fell or that's colored by the government action. but let's acknowledge that and say that, you know, acknowledge that the legacy, you know, is still not yet completed. and might have some asterisk next to and put that aside and say to give jeff credit say that it is likely with -- with the passage of time that a lot of negativity is

and bezos gets hammered. now, he probably would've gotten hammered in weight because he owns the "washington post" and the post does a great job covering the trump administration but the ramifications of that bitterness, or you, amazon loses the jet i contract, a huge leg up in the portion of the cloud business that caters to government and public institutions, huge problems with the post office. and a lot of publicity around just trump's bitterness towards the post and bezos in particular. a lot of what trump wanted to do never happened, like he talked about raising corporate taxes and that's what amazon was paying so few taxes, or make ridiculous claims about the post being a lobbyist for amazon to none of that was true. so recently the judge in the jedi case ruled that amazon could be, should be able to continue to protest that decision, which was awarded to microsoft, , raising the possibility the pentagon goes back and re-thinks that whole process. so it's possible now with the space of a little bit of t

bezos would not talk to me and ms. mckenzie scott has done one interview so far has avoided the media spotlight. >> maybe we can start with the first chapter of the book, there arecd great anecdotes about the role coming up with alexa and the echo and the common thread that bezos set the bar really high pushed to aim for almost irrational goals, you're not serious about making the product. >> so how important was this device is arguably the most successfult divisive, with work. >> we will probablye talk about amazon as a dominating force in american business so i don't mind much why i start the book outto this way giving amazon and just bezos but it and he likes to describe himself as an inventor and when i dug into the history, the real story had not been told. the idea springs out of jeff's mind and he sent a note to his technical assistance and uses build a 20-dollar computer brains are inside completely controlled by your voice and that was a radical notion, the idea that speech recognition , it makes it easy from

bezos should invest in people giving them jobs.l right so, you know you have pointed out that jeff bezos started amazon with a million dollars imagine entrepreneurs in this country in they had seed money like, that how could jeff bezos be a greater force for good if he invested in new companies and new ideas? >> right. up stid of g steads of giving it away give out 130 thousand million dollar investment, that is how you change the world. bezos think about millions of million airs he made over the years. investors and employee and people who sell on amazon site. you know my sense that jeff bezos he made the money, now he wants to be liked. py wanthe wants people to like him, bill gates was despised. but he became a philanthropist, then he was a good guy, i think that bezos has fall en into that trip, he wanted to be liked and appreciated in our culture businessmen are despised when they should be thanked. >> they compete with their ex-wifes, jeff bezos ex-wife given away 10 billion and signed a pledge to donate half her wealth befor

just bezos could afford even larger donations.s huge fortune. and withjeff bezos still an influentialfigure in amazon, some say he should be doing more to make the company he derives his money from greener, too. james clayton, bbc news, california. the bbc is celebrating the 100th anniversary of its first official bbc broadcast — a news bulletin from london. it included a court report from the old bailey, details of disruption caused by fog in the capital, and the billiards scores. 0ur correspondent david sillito reports. hello. 2l0 calling, 2l0 calling. november the 1ath, 1922, and the beginning of the bbc. 2l0 was the call sign of the bbc station in london. and 100 years on, the six o'clock radio news has been marking how it all began. this bulletin marks the moment 100 years ago that the bbc began broadcasting. back in 1922, the news reader at 6pm was arthur burrows. arthur burrows at this point is the first voice of the bbc. he's almost had the idea of broadcasting a few years earlier as well, and within a month, he'll be dire

just bezos could afford even larger donations.relatively little tax on his huge fortune. and withjeff bezos still an influentialfigure in amazon, some say he should be doing more to make the company he derives his money from green, too. his money from greener, too. james clayton, bbc news, california. let's go back now to karishma vaswani in bali, where the g20 summit is about to get under way. yesterday, we saw president xi and president biden sit down, what can we expect today? lots on the agenda. it is the official opening of the g �*s 20 summit in the next hour or so and we are expecting world leaders of the largest economy to attend in person — some not in person. we got president zalewski appearing via video link and he is expected to address the delegation of later today. the war is that big backdrop today. the war is that big backdrop to all of the discussions here as we've discussed, and has been been one of the critical issues that president xi and president biden discussed in their meeting ahead of the 620. it's also be

and yet, mr bezos has been criticised for his lack of charitable focus.ng the planet that he actually lives on. famed for turning his idea for an online book store into a tech giant, some have argued that the amazon founder has so much money, he could buy much of the amazon rainforest to protect it. now, his first statement saying he'll give away most of his fortune. do you plan to give away the majority of your wealth in your lifetime? yeah, i do, and the hard part is figuring out how to do it in a levered way. it's not easy. building amazon was not easy. it took a lot of hard work, a bunch of very smart team—mates. and i'm finding, and i think lauren's finding the same thing, that philanthropy is very similar — it's not easy, it's really hard. mr bezos has a very strange, very big tech problem, in that he has so much money, he doesn't quite know what to do with it. he says he wants to focus on climate change, homelessness and food insecurity, and with, frankly, mind—boggling wealth, he could have a huge impact. he said he'll give $100 million to dolly p

jeff bezos could afford even larger donations.e in amazon, some say he should be doing more to make the company he derives his money from greener, too. james clayton, bbc news, california. the bbc is celebrating the 100th anniversary of its first official broadcast — a news bulletin from london. our correspondent david sillito reports. hello. 2lo calling, 2lo calling. november the 11tth, 1922, and the beginning of the bbc. 2lo was the call sign of the bbc station in london. and 100 years on, the six o�*clock radio news has been marking how it all began. this bulletin marks the moment 100 years ago that the bbc began broadcasting. back in 1922, the news reader at 6pm was arthur burrows. arthur burrows at this point is the first voice of the bbc. he�*s almost had the idea of broadcasting a few years earlier as well, and within a month, he�*ll be director of programmes at the bbc and one of ourfirst children�*s presenters. yes, arthur was also uncle arthur, children�*s entertainer. it wasn�*t a large organisation on day one. how many

and yet, mr bezos has been criticised for his lack of charitable focus.t year, then saving the planet that he actually lives on. famed for turning his idea for an online book store into a tech giant, some have argued that the amazon founder has so much money, he could buy much of the amazon rainforest to protect it. now, his first statement saying he'll give away most of his fortune. do you plan to give away the majority of your wealth in your lifetime? yeah, i do, and the hard part is figuring out how to do it in a levered way. it's not easy. building amazon was not easy. it took a lot of hard work, a bunch of very smart team—mates. and i'm finding, and i think lauren's finding the same thing, that philanthropy is very similar — it's not easy, it's really hard. mr bezos has a very strange, very big tech problem, in that he has so much money, he doesn't quite know what to do with it. he says he wants to focus on climate change, homelessness and food insecurity, and with frankly mind—boggling wealth, he could have a huge impact. he said he'll give $100 mil

becoming super rich as jeff bezos has by giving everyone a better and cheaper way to shop made all ofus richer. ideologues like bernie sanders, he had his honeymoon in the soviet union, please remember. as stephen sondheim once wrote i've been to moscow, it's very yeah, well anyway, on the first of may. these ideologues are often invincibly ignorant of the basic economics. not only would a wealth tax be extremely harden and expensive to administer, it would have devastating impacts on the entire american economy and the american population. if, say, jeff bezos had to pay 8% of his net worth on taxes every year, he would have to sell 8% of his vast holdings of amazon stock. that of course would cause the price of amazon's stock to drastically decline. indeed, just the markets anticipation of the sale would cause it to decline, costing bezos far more than 8% of his net worth. amazon stock is held not just by jeff bezos, but directly and indirectly by millions of middle class americans in their 401k accounts, i. r. a. s, pension funds and annuity counts. about two thirds of corporate sto

i have been a big jeff bezos fan. i think amazon is amazing company., amazing thing for this country that really i think saved a lot of us during covid. he sounded very 20 fund that. this is not the jeff bezos who is about to take delivery of a 500 million-dollar yacht that he wanted them to actually move in an historic bridge for so that he could get at out of the yard where it was built and i will go to the grifin pike i'm not -- i can't. i had thoughts about the girlfriend. anyway, i think he was very kondrath. -- tone deaf. i think he thought he was trying to be compassionate and relatable. i think that the life that he leads now is not relabeled and i think he is losing that connection to reality. >> and the media has an accountability responsibility and that. why are we asking him about that to begin with? they are suffering and not having to ask about historic bridges were dealing with real inflation, real cost issues and we need a may get that will help them not put them in the stratosphere. >> it is true. maybe it set him up for a tough situat

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time like few climate events at the could in one corner west texas actually amazons, at jeff bezos, elder of space tourism business, blue origin, and the other corner of just up the road a new mexico virgin, dielectric founder richard branson on the day that branson was up on the edge of out of space staging a gigantic p r event for what he calls space tourism. death valley in the united states was that it's hottest ever. and yet in a moment that was eerily similar to a scene in the climate catastrophe film. don't look up a climate scientist, catherine. hey, i said her slot on cnn was cancelled because there was breaking news about the billionaire and his jet. what was this experience like for you? it was just far more extraordinary than that i could ever ever imagined. 9 days after branson's blast of jeff bezos had his moment in space and across the media. what we're really trying to do is build reusable space vehicles as the only way to build a road to space research showed that american morning tv programs gave vessels nearly as much air time in one day than they've given to clim

take this, for instance, in 2020 when jeff bezos then the ceo of amazon announced the $10000000000.00 business fund. his company emitted more than 60000000 tons of carbon emissions. 15 percent more than in 2019. in addition, companies like amazon, microsoft, and google, i just, some of the big tech corporations that make very public make a climate donations. and yet continue to build, bespoke artificial intelligence for oil and gas corporations to speed up the discovery of new oil deposits. when it comes to these mega dinah's and their arguments underpinning, how their money is used in the justifications why certain innovations are deemed more deserving of funding than others. there's an element of ideology that's important to recognize generally, that people who tend to have been going to cash in a certain way. and so the decision seems to be a little bit more technocratic. i want to spur. ready ideas and thinking about those long term need to capture carbon. we put the idea in innovation on the agenda . tech entrepreneurs can make our island 25 percent more efficient by just making

amazon founder jeff bezos is facing a lawsuit from his former housekeeper. she claims working conditions at his home were so bad she had to climb out a laundry room, windowed, accessible bathroom, and she says staff members got urinary tract infections because they couldn't take breaks a basis. lawyer insists the lawsuit has no merit. meanwhile bezos may be looking to become an owner in the nfl is reportedly considering buying the washington commanders with rapper jay z. so stay tuned. that's an interesting duo. yeah coming up the exclusive interview behind the dettori isse fire festival what he is saying about the massive fraud. but first the new punishment for nba star kyrie irving and his anti semitic tweet and his new anti semitic tweet and his new reaction overnight. migraine hits hard, so u hit back with ubrelvy u level up u won't take a time-out one dose of ubrelvy works fast it can quickly stop migraine in its tracks within 2 hours without worrying if it's too late or where you are unlike older medicines, ubrelvy is a pill that directly blocks a prot

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those almost told from bezos last month, time to batten down the hatches. hearing more and more from major players in the market. >> interesting he runs a, you know, cloud company. retailer, whatever you want to call t. touches so many different aspects of the economy. >> no obligation to come out and say anything. >> jamie dimin saying similar comments. >> didn't your mom say have nothing 234nice to say don't sat at all 25 yearsbaze -- bezos say something like this chairman, going to outer space, ceo. over to our cnbc news update. >> thank you happening at this hour -- the u.n. general assembly voted to require russia pay reparations -- skip the word, can't get it for its invasion of ukraine. non-resolution passed 94-3, 74 abstentions, sport the lowest for any resolution against russia since beginning of the ukraine invasion. >>> another court ordered a halt to president biden's student loan forgiveness program a federal court in st. louis agreed a preliminary injunction while an appeal plays out. >>> grammy-winning singer roberta flak has als commonly kno

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maybe we shouldn't take what bezos is saying with a grain of salt, right? the consumer is barely making ends meet when amazon and target are both warning discretionary spending is way down. that is concerning. majority of americans can barely afford needs let alone the wants. target earnings reflects, that right? my concern, you can see the consumer pull back holiday season q4. the holidays people ignore bank accounts and spend regardless for their children and families. i don't see a world where q1, q2 is strong at all. when belt buckle is tightened people reflect what is important in life, family and friends. that is not good for retailers and stocks but good for american families. david: we have to talk about layoffs because this has been a buffer against a hard recession for quite a while the excess jobs we have. layoffs at amazon. 10,000. meta 11,000 employees laid off. morgan stanley starting to hit the financial firms. morgan stanley, citigroup, they're laying off a thousand. intel, microsoft, johnson & johnson. it is across the board. we're beginnin

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including jeff bezos, he gave an award to musictar dolly parton to be used for terrible giving., jeff bezos himself plans to give away most of his $124 billion fortune during his lifetime. elon musk addressed the b20 via candlelit video link. he was unable to attend in person due to a court case over a tesla pay package. he's also dealing with chaos at twitter, hemorrhaging money in an advertiser exodus. the tesla founder, spacex ceo and chief twit announced he may have bit off more than he can chew. elon: i have too much work on my plate, that is for sure. i am working the most i can work, morning till night seven days a week. this is not something i recommend, frankly. bryan: checking on markets, london is no longer king of the hill for european stocks. paris's exchange is europe's most valuable stock market. u.k. businesses have sent british share values down. european indexes finished monday and positive territory, industrial output eating estimates for september. on wall street, markets dropped suddenly on mondays close after struggling to gain ground all day. friday brough

jeff bezos didn't and he's criticized for that.s worth about $124 billion and he plans to give most of his wealth away to charity during his lifetime. stu: wasn't it over $200 billion a year ago? lauren: we just brought you the amazon news and reported 10,000 job cuts. stu: we did indeed. thank you very much. mexico tried to scare kids away from using drugs by showing them videos of homeless people using drugs in philadelphia. we're on it. new study shows the most conservative governments in the country all easily won their elections. steven wright has the study and he joins me next. ♪ stu: so high? who's michael franti? lauren: i don't know but i love your boogie. i wish people could see that. stu: it's only 37 degrees but it's mid november. we're down across the board but not by much. i want to look at cryptos because there's real turmoil in that entire industry. susan's back with the latest. susan: the latest is binance founder announced on twitter he'll form an industry help fund to rescue projects that had nothing to do with f

that is 27 years to the day after bezos formulated amazon.com.crew at blue origin have pulled off a safe launch, shuttling human beings to space for the very first time, landing without a hitch. welcome back to earth. how do you feel? my goodness. wow. this is your first interview since landing. we all want to know the reality of seeing the earth from above. did it live up to the dream? >> beyond. honestly i am not talented enough to describe this in words. emily: out with the old and in with the meta. mark zuckerberg goes all in on the metaverse. what is the serena slam for business? what does that look like? >> i have never been asked that question. and i have never thought about it. i think that is such a good idea. emily: twitter is now officially owned by elon musk. >> the company moreover will go through this completely chaotic transition where it is eccentrically learning how to operate from day one, yet it is already concerned with thousands of employees. it is not going to end well for him. >> point your hand this way. emily: i got aroun

i asked jeff bezos about that, how long he thinks it would last if we truly do get into one, and hisess owners. take a listen. >> i don't know if we're technically in a recession. economists argue over that and have certain technical definitions. what i can tell you is the economy does not look great right now. things are slowing down. you're seeing lay-offs in many, many sectors of the economy, people are slowing down. the probabilities say, if we're not in a recession right now, we're likely to be in one very soon. so my advice to people, whether they're small business owners is take some risk off the table. if you were going to make a purchase, maybe slow down that purchase a little bit. keep some dry powder on hand. >> it was a wide-ranging interview at their washington, d.c. home, ana. we got into a lot of topics, this coming on the heels of jeff bezos and longtime partner lauren sanchez giving dolly parton friday night a $100 million grant. it's called the courage and civility award. this is a grant he's formally awarded to jose andres and cnn's van jones. no strings attached.

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multiply jeff bezos's woes under a wealth tax with 620 billionaires in the country today and you have a stock market crash that would be worse than 1929. wealth tax, would stick it to this room. not to mention hillsdale college endowment fund. i expect these policies will get nowhere, the wealth tax is certainly unconstitutional as well is a direct tax that cannot be apportioned from the state according to population and ability and are, supplied with a list of 600 billionaires in the country. the majority of americans celebrate capitalist success, not decry it like bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, and more golden eggs by so many people. they understand instinctively that those risk-taking entrepreneurial genes they inherited that socialism to borrow a phrase from george orwell is an idea so stupid that only an intellectual could be leave it. the united states is still stoning around for socialism. thank you very much.

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lisa: elaborate public relations on behalf of jeff bezos. jonathan: futures are down .5%. bramo with tons of swag. this is bloomberg. lisa m: keeping you up-to-date with the first word, i am lisa mateo. president biden and xi jinping had the first-ever in-person meeting today. they shook hands before sitting down at a hotel in bali, indonesia, where the group of 20 summit is happening. the president said the two have a responsibility to show that china and the u.s. can prevent competition from turning into conflict. in turkey, authorities say a kurdish poll taker and its u.s.-backed affiliates in syria were behind a deadly bomb attack in his temple, killing at least six people and wounding 81 in a taurus district. turkey says the suspect has been captured and was identified as a syrian national. in the u.k., chancellor terry hunt is expected to delay much of the 65 billion spending cuts and tax hikes until after the next election. that is to protect the economy and shore up support for the conservative party as the country heads into recession. the bulk of the savings woul

is that the new model which is to say something like what's being done with, let's say, the jeff bezoshe's giving away money. his former wife is giving away money in different ways. is that a new model or do you think the traditional model, the ford foundation, rockefeller foundation, will stay as the model for large philanthropic foundations? darren: i think the model of philanthropy over many decades will continue to exist but the exciting thing about this moment is that there are new models, and you mentioned two really terrific ones, what jeff bezos is doing as well as mackenzie scott, what laurene powell jobs or the chan zuckerbergs are doing. all of these are part of a landscape of philanthropic pluralism, which we shod celebrate. no country in the world has the diversity of ways of giving as we do in the united states. so, i celebrate every time a new foundation is created, in whaver form. david: let's suppose you're not a billionaire, but you're just an average person. why should you want to give away your money? you worked hard to get this mon. why not just buy things that-- f

it was a pet project of jeff bezos when he was ceo.re that it wasn't making money because it was cool, it was trailblazing, but i now things have changed, we're in a downturn, it has competition, and amazon is prioritizing monetization. ashley: yeah. i think the novelty's worn off a little bit. lauren -- lauren: and i have the same glasses, by the way, as jonathan. [laughter] they're on my desk upstairs. ashley: i should never have brought the glasses up, that's for sure. food banks are being stretched thin. they're saying demand is up, donations down, and it's all thanks to inflation. >>> today is one of the busiest travel days of the year, we know that. tsa says more than 2.5 million people will board planes today, oh, my. so are the airports ready? well, we're going to have a report from reagan national coming up next. ♪ there's only one place that calls me one of their own. ♪ the hometown boy born a rolling stone. ♪ who says you can't go home ♪ if you used shipgo this whole thing wouldn't be a thing. yeah, dad! i don't want to deal

meanwhile, jeff bezos, you know the bald guy in the cowboy hat we buy our fiber gummies from?ezos said, over the weekend, that he will give most of his $120 billion fortune to charity, and the rest will go to season 2 of that "lord of the rings" show. this is a nice change of pace. you know, usually when a billionaire wants to give away all his money, he has to buy twitter or go on an anti-semitic rant. but this is -- bezos says he plans to use his fortune to fight climate change and support people who can, quote, unify humanity. i guess once you've rocketed into the stratosphere in a giant space penis, there's nothing left to buy any way. speaking of big bucks, we have a new number one movie in america. "black panther: wakanda forever" [ cheering ] made $181 million this weekend. and whenever a new movie enters the marvel cinematic universe, we ask our in-house movie critic, his nay is yehya, to review it as only he can. so here is yehya talkin' about the movie "black panther: wakanda forever." ♪ >> hi! action! it's me yehya. i talk about the new movie now, "black panther." t

. >> okay, coming up jeff bezos of the "washington post" are sounding the alarm over elon musk twitterven claiming he is making his employees cry. the left vilification of moscow, next. technically when enamel is gone, you cannot get it back. but there are ways you can repair it. i'm excited about pronamel repair because it penetrates deep into the tooth to help actively repair acid-weakened enamel. i recommend pronamel repair to my patients. ♪ ♪ welcome back to "the big saturday show". the mainstream media still cannot get over elon musk twitter take over the sink with the "washington post". earlier this week a trio from that jeff bezos owned newspaper wrote a piece of vilifying musk surprise. claiming he dismantled safety work. even it makes employees cry in an apparent smear campaign the reporters paint him as a ruthless trick to prude rusk has moved rapidly at times erratically to undermine a regime that's over a decade to define dangerous language on the side to protect vulnerable communities, replacing it with this own more impulsive style of ad hoc decision-making. wow, charlie

sorting points have closed, workers demand higher wages from amazon, the owner of the corporation, bezosrichest man on the planet. he saved his fortune, including due to the ruthless exploitation of personnel. moreover, amazon crosses any attempts by employees to defend their rights on the eve of the american federal court demanded that the corporation reinstate an activist who was fired for membership in a trade union, and in chile, truckers declared war on the roads to the authorities and barricades of burning tires were erected on the main highways. they promise to continue the driver’s strike to the bitter end, however, its success dubious drivers demand a reduction in fuel prices, which, like oil, is imported from abroad; supply of cities. literally everything from food to clothing, traffic has already fallen by a third. what makes itself felt quickly empty shelves in stores. chairman of the council of the republic natalya kachanova met with the minister of foreign affairs of the russian federation sergey lavrov, a wide range of issues of bilateral relations and interaction in the i

bezos is worth around $124 billion. he's the fourth richest man in the world.e change and backing people who are unifiers, people like dolly parton and announced a $100 grant to her to give to a charity of her choice. and here's how he explained that decision on cnn. >> yes, i do, it and how to do it in a levered way. it's not easy, building amazon was not easy, it took a lot of hard work, a bunch of very smart teammates, and i'm finding and i think lauren is finding that philanthropy is very similar, it is not easy, it is really hard and a bunch of things that you can do ineffective things, too. so we're building the capacity to be able to give away this money. >> bezos had previously been repeatedly called out for not joining billionaires like warren buffett and bill gates who pledged to give away most of their wealth before they died. >>> and credit to the headline writers at the new york post who may have understated what is happening in the elon musk era of twitter calling it a god awful mess after short-lived plans to confirm users, not by who they actual

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also, very different, i think, the contrast between jeff bezos saying, maybe don't buy a flat screen tv, and cz, not saying don't buy crypto he's saying this will all blow over i don't know there seems to be a difference in these types of businesses >> yeah, absolutely. he's saying don't buy crypto and that's his core business, it calls into question what is going to happen for some of the bigger exchanges if there's no crypto trading volume if the advice from seemingly the smartest people in the industry and someone like cz running the biggest global crypto exchange, if he says he was caught off guard, it calls into question the checks and balances and the type of due diligence and risk management out there, if this caught him off guard, how can you trust another ceo coming out and saying we don't have liquidity issues we don't have the lending problems that seem to have caught ftx and alameda off guard. we don't know how deeply they knew the risk, but it caught them off guard if one of the biggest crypto currencies they were holding as collateral crashed. how quickly this fell apar