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Andrew Ross Sorkin
Co-anchor & columnist, CNBC & The New York Times
Founded DealBook and co-anchors CNBC’s Squawk Box; wrote the bestselling books 1929 and Too Big to Fail.
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Real Alpha has cut 5 moments of Andrew Ross Sorkin (Co-anchor & columnist, CNBC & The New York Times) talking, from 2 interviews on The Real Eisman Playbook and Prof G Markets, the latest published Oct 27, 2025.
What Andrew Ross Sorkin said
Andrew Ross Sorkin on the Crash of 1929 & The Parallels We See Today | The Real Eisman Playbook
2 moments · 7 min
- 42:22
Fed political pressure worsened the Depression
“there was an incentive to sit on their hands because they thought that politically it might not be palatable”
at 44:09 - 45:50
New investment wrappers can recreate old leverage risks
“But here we are in this moment where, you know, private credit has all of a sudden become the thing.”
at 46:39
- 42:22
LA Fires, Trump Trades, TikTok, and Legacy Media’s Fate — ft. Andrew Ross Sorkin | Prof G Markets
4 moments · 14 min
- 28:10
Private equity is stuck until firms can exit investments
“Every year you're marking up these investments as if they're worth more, but you haven't exited.”
at 29:08 - 35:12
AI infrastructure may have a stronger moat than language models
“And what does that say about the defensibility and the sort of the moat around the large language models?”
at 37:30 - 23:53
The bond market could constrain Trump’s agenda Pro pick
“the only potential governor on them is oddly enough the bond market”
at 25:37
Also from this interview
- 14:09
California’s fire insurance backstop faces a large funding gap
“I don't think taxpayers in California should have to bail out people who decide it's their birthright to live in fire-prone areas.”
Scott Galloway · at 17:09
- 28:10