the division, other than superrich, they are all living in one million -- millieu.he most important is schooling and housing. that has been achieved. i have also had to put restrictions on people on the same race together. they gathered together. malaysians will get together, indians will get to gather here it -- together. then we have a problem. so every block you have a quarter, and it reflects a percentage of the population of the many races. whether your neighbors are chinese or indian or will they -- mmalay, they go to the same schools. it is a structure device a social device and social structure that fosters you to understand the different races and makes you put this together. charlie: where did you get these political ideas of yours? llee kuan yew: after two or three riots. they were poor and dirty, no sanitation. charlie: this was before 65? you began to form an idea that you thought you would like to see singapore become before malaysia in 1965? lee kuan yew: we hope to make malaysia the same. but they wanted a malaysian society. they have a serious probl

. >> do you think the kind of social millieu you describe in type they just want to go to wall streete person still economists yale kind of frat boyish. >> the social world in liar's poker, there was strippers on top of the desks every week and nobody thought anything about it. and obscenity on the trading floor. and the firms became much more corporate and sensitive to their public images and wanted to at least seem as if they were open to women coming in and working at them. there are many more women actually in the places but if you look more closely, at what you see. one is the women that kept largely separated from the risk taking decisions, that they are not -- women are not heavily represented in the big gambling operations the big trading jobs on the trading desk. so that's one thing. the other thing is i couldn't help but notice after the financial crisis that women ascend to positions that are sufficiently senior that they can be plausibly blamed when things go wrong. so you have -- you know it was amazing, every institution seemed to have a woman with head lopped off in the

. >> do you think the kind of social millieu you describe in "liar's poker" very male kind of frat boyishch more nuanced. so the social world in "liar's poker" there were strippers on top of the desk every week and nobody thought anything about it. gambling on the trading floor, vulgarity. that became unacceptable after "liar's poker" came out. firms became more corporate and sensitive to public images and wanted to be at least seen as if they were open to women coming in and working at them. they have taken -- there are many more women actually in the lasses. if you look more closely, you see a couple of funny things. one, women are kept largely separate from risk taking decisions. they are not -- women are not heavily represented in the big gambling operations. the hedge fund the big trading jobs on the trading desk. so that's one thing. the other thing, i couldn't help but notice after the financial crisis women ascend to positions that are sufficiently senior they can be plausibly blamed when things go wrong. so you have, you know it was amazing every institution seem to have a woman