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Episode: #05145
Despite collecting the highest salary on Wall Street, Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein never forgets he's a blue-collar guy doing God's work. (02:39)
Episode: #05141
Al Gore explains to Stephen and Stephen and Al Gore that stopping global warming doesn't have to hurt the economy. (05:00)
Episode: #05140
The rest of America should follow Arizona's lead and replace the long arm of the law with the invisible hand of the market. (04:31)
Episode: #05136
Harvard produces the most billionaires, and a Russian car company releases a diamond-encrusted SUV with whale penis leather interior. (04:05)
Episode: #05134
Just in case you didn't get enough of that hot stock exchange session, Stephen has the uncut version on DVD. (01:50)
Episode: #05121
Michael Moore fights capitalism and urges Senate Democrats to stand up for health care reform. (09:01)
Episode: #05114
Urbane Nomads offers lavish hunting expeditions, Everest Gigayacht costs $500 million, and LifeGem makes a diamond from Michael Jackson's hair. (05:03)
Episode: #05098
Chris Anderson explains how it's possible for companies to make money by providing free services. (06:03)
Episode: #05095
Edmund Andrews explains how he fell victim to the mortgage crisis as a New York Times economics reporter. (04:45)
Episode: #05094
Douglas Rushkoff discusses the downfalls of operating the world like a corporation and how to weaken corporate influence. (05:58)
Episode: #05092
The Sotomayor confirmation hearings begin, and New York Times columnist Paul Krugman knows a lot about money. (00:36)
Episode: #05092
Paul Krugman says the stimulus package is enough to help, but not enough to cure the economic crisis. (05:44)
Episode: #05080
Stephen gives advice to the next leader of North Korea, and asks Austan Goolsbee if his arm gets tired from throwing money at problems. (00:33)
Episode: #05080
Austan Goolsbee believes Barack Obama's policies will fix the auto industry and put Americans in a very happy place. (05:45)
Episode: #05072
Byron Dorgan doesn't believe in the kind of banking modernization that caused the Great Depression. (05:57)
Episode: #05057
Daniel Gross urges rich cable TV personalities to buy steaks, cigars and whiskey. (04:15)
Episode: #05049
The Payday Loan Reform Act drags the payday loan industry out of the darkness and into the anemic firefly flicker of nominal oversight. (04:16)
Episode: #05043
Dambisa Moyo wants to focus on long-term growth for Africa instead of temporary solutions. (04:47)
Episode: #05039
Stephen propses that CEOs be stripped naked and locked together in a Thunderdome scenario with screaming taxpayer spectators. (07:10)
Episode: #05038
Cigars get shorter, the British elite act poor, and Tim Blixseth sells his private island. (04:20)
