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Andrew Ross Sorkin on How 1929 Stock Crash Relates to Today
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5:21Now PlayingCNBC host and New York Times columnist Andrew Ross Sorkin joins TODAY to share his new book “1929: The Inside Story of The Greatest Crash in Wall Street History and How It Shattered a Nation,” revealing behind-the-scenes stories of how it happened and why it has more relevance to today than ever before and what inspired him to write about The Great Crash, saying “I didn’t want to write a sequel, let’s hope we don’t have one.” Sorkin discusses how he found parallels with the current market boom in artificial intelligence and also shares how his grandfather refused to buy a share of stock after witnessing the effects of the crash in the ‘20s.
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