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John Genoveso and Sean Paulson contributed to the show, with Paulson requesting a specific ringtone for "slaves" and securing a podcast license. The discussion touches on Shuttle Computers, which are small, powerful machines often used at trade shows. Multiple listeners requested "karma" for job interviews and upcoming births of "No Agenda babies."
The SEC is investigating Goldman Sachs for its role in selling mortgage-backed securities while simultaneously betting against them. The hosts argue that Goldman's actions were not illegal, but rather a standard practice of hedging investments. They credit Goldman for recognizing the housing bubble early after attending seminars by trader John Paulson, unlike other firms that collapsed.
