The hilarious part about this shit is that in that interview, when he's asked about solutions, he literally advocates for greater restrictions and regulations on short selling, which is one of the instruments he used to make his money. He's advocating for a solution that is opposed to his own self-interest.

No, maybe it's deregulation of markets.

I mean, the reason that we ended up not having nearly as many financial crashes since the Great Depression onward, a large part of that was regulation.

So they passed a $1.1 trillion spending, omnibus spending bill. Right. But Democrats are now opposing several last-minute provisions, including one that would repeal a key rule in the Dodd-Frank financial reform bill that limits risky trades by federally insured banks.