Icahn: Buffett Too Easy on Companies He Invests In

The transcript covers a discussion at an Investors Conference featuring Carl Icahn and Warren Buffett. Carl Icahn critiques Warren Buffett's approach to corporate governance, suggesting he could be more active. The conversation highlights Buffett's behind-the-scenes influence, particularly in the Coca Cola case. Icahn's outspoken nature and his views on Silicon Valley leaders like Marc Andreessen and Michael Dell are explored. He advocates for a tax overhaul and improved corporate governance, sharing his thoughts with President Obama.

What is Carl Icahn's opinion on Warren Buffett's approach to corporate governance?

• He believes Buffett is too aggressive.

• He thinks Buffett should be more vocal.

• He feels Buffett is too involved in social media.

• He admires Buffett's public activism.

How does Carl Icahn's approach to activism differ from Warren Buffett's?

• Icahn avoids conflicts and fights.

• Icahn is more outspoken and public.

• Icahn prefers to work behind the scenes.

• Icahn focuses solely on social media.

Which Silicon Valley figure does Carl Icahn admire?

• RG McClendon

• Tim Cook

• Michael Dell

• Marc Andreessen

What major reform does Carl Icahn advocate for?

• Healthcare reform

• Education reform

• Environmental reform

• Tax overhaul

During his dinner with Obama, what topic did Carl Icahn discuss?

• Education system

• Corporate governance

• Healthcare policies

• Environmental issues