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Bill Ackman

Bill Ackman

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Sep 19, 2026

Chris PlanteHOST
2:42
It's, it's about as good as it gets.
Chris PlanteHOST
2:44
But listen to this, KPMG, the giant global accounting firm, places manager on leave after Bill Ackman.
Chris PlanteHOST
2:52
Bill Ackman, who has become a, a voice for sanity.
Chris PlanteHOST
2:55
Uh, and he's a billionaire, so they hate him, and they, you know, they want everybody murdered because they're the left, and they're envious and jealous.
Chris PlanteHOST
3:02
They're, they're awful people.
Chris PlanteHOST
3:12
I, uh, you know, if somebody had an SR-71 Blackbird as a private plane, I would envy that, but that's...
Chris PlanteHOST
3:17
I don't envy much.
Chris PlanteHOST
3:18
But here it is, uh, KPMG places manager on leave after Bill Ackman shared video of her calling a man a Zionist pig.
David LinHOST
30:33
You did.
Anna WongGUEST
30:34
And in fact, I still very clearly remember, I think it was, uh, Bill Gross, uh, or someone, or, or Bill Ackman who told, who said- Uh, he bought during at that time, the long end.
David LinHOST
30:50
Mm-hmm.
Anna WongGUEST
30:50
Think when, when long end is at five, you will have, uh, people coming in to buy.
Robert GlazerHOST
22:13
Yeah.
Robert GlazerHOST
22:14
Well, I think he and Bill Ackman just – I saw last week.
Robert GlazerHOST
22:17
Did you see this? They are doing some kind of X-Fries for people who publish things or develop things that go against pre-established things in their field.
Robert GlazerHOST
22:28
Oh, interesting.
David BurkusGUEST
22:35
Yes.
David BurkusGUEST
22:36
Oh, that's interesting.
David BurkusGUEST
22:36
Bill, Bill, by the way, Bill Ackman, another great example of somebody who's occasionally been publicly wrong, like funded an entire documentary about his incorrect short sale of Herbalife.
David BurkusGUEST
22:44
Right.
Simeon McMillanGUEST
15:27
I think that's a depressed multiple.
Simeon McMillanGUEST
15:29
And, you know, we talked about Ackman, or I'm not sure we talked about Ackman last time we spoke.
Simeon McMillanGUEST
15:32
We did.
Simeon McMillanGUEST
15:32
Yeah, yeah,
Alex KessenHOST
3:06
Literally valuable enough that in twenty fourteen, two different companies waged what Allergan's then CEO literally described as a total war to take it.
Alex KessenHOST
3:16
One of those aggressors brought none other than Bill Ackman along for the ride.
Matthew PechHOST
3:22
Allergan's corporate timeline is just absolutely bonkers.
Matthew PechHOST
3:25
There's hostile takeovers, there's white knights, there's reverse mergers, there's trying to rent a Native American tribe's sovereign immunity to protect a patent.

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Matthew PechHOST
127:01
Unfortunately, it was starting to make them the ultimate corporate target.
Matthew PechHOST
127:07
'Cause in early 2014, this beautiful aesthetic machine comes under the single most vicious hostile corporate attack in modern pharma history.
Matthew PechHOST
127:15
The barbarians are at the gate, and they brought Bill Ackman.
Matthew PechHOST
127:19
[upbeat music] In April 2014, a company called Valeant Pharmaceuticals launches an unsolicited hostile takeover attempt of Allergan, kicking off a years-long battle for the company.
James HeckmanGUEST
50:18
He joined our board, talking about CEO of Jefferies Asia and with all those relationships.
James HeckmanGUEST
50:24
Ali Mahavjavi, who's Bill Ackman's partner for his global crypto fund with 200 blockchain investments, 600 LPs, nine degrees, youngest board of trustees in the history of board of Toronto.
James HeckmanGUEST
50:40
He's on our board and we are his biggest investment.
James HeckmanGUEST
50:44
It really is the inventor of DeFi, co-founder, the inventor of the stable coin is a co-founder.
Andrew WalkerHOST
47:52
And I've heard from a lot of bulls.
Andrew WalkerHOST
47:54
Bill Ackman, a prominent bull who, you know, he sold it in the doldrums of 2022 and he's back in now.
Andrew WalkerHOST
48:00
But I know people who followed it all the time.
Andrew WalkerHOST
48:02
I think a lot of bulls say, hey.
Tati CirisanoGUEST
16:38
So I feel like that idea sparked a lot of conversations.
Dan RuncieHOST
16:43
No, I could see that because especially with Universal this year, it's been so public and out in the open with Ackman's attempt to bring the company onto a US-based public stock exchange and his financial engineering for where he thought the value should be.
Dan RuncieHOST
16:59
But it brought more of the challenges up to light.
Dan RuncieHOST
17:03
And a lot of the questions that people have had specifically is Universal Music Group and Warner by extension, but are these the type of companies that want to operate like publicly traded companies in a way that Wall Street would want, whether you're setting yourself up for the type of quarterly growth that you had referred to.
Matt MuscardiHOST
54:11
Because he said New York— He threatened to leave.
Matt MuscardiHOST
54:13
He was going to leave because Mom Donnie was the mayor, and Bill Ackman just said the same thing.
Matt MuscardiHOST
54:19
I almost chose Bill Ackman
DamienHOST
54:20
for this.
DamienHOST
54:21
Well, he'll
Josh ChristensenHOST
1:43
We did have a lot of weird panels this year.
Josh ChristensenHOST
1:46
Bill Ackman was at Innovation Festival.
Josh ChristensenHOST
1:49
That's a big deal.
Josh ChristensenHOST
1:50
That's a big deal.

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