The transcript discusses the escalating conflict between Carlos Ghosn and the Japanese government, focusing on Ghosn's press conference where he accused certain Nissan executives of conspiring against him. Despite his claims, he refrained from naming government officials. The Japanese justice minister and Nissan executives criticized Ghosn for fleeing Japan instead of facing trial. Ghosn is set to meet Lebanese prosecutors regarding an Interpol red notice, while he rules out running for political office in Lebanon.

What was Carlos Ghosn's main accusation against certain Nissan executives?

• They were unaware of his actions.

• They were planning to promote him.

• They were involved in a conspiracy against him.

• They supported his leadership at Nissan.

What was the Japanese Justice Minister's stance on Carlos Ghosn's actions?

• He should be pardoned.

• He was justified in fleeing.

• He should have faced trial in Japan.

• He should be allowed to return to Japan without trial.

What did former Nissan CEO Hiroto Saikawa say about Ghosn's statements?

• Ghosn was right to flee.

• Ghosn's statements were irrelevant.

• Ghosn could have made those statements in Japan.

• Ghosn should be given a second chance.

What is Carlos Ghosn's current legal situation in Lebanon?

• He has been extradited to Japan.

• He is running for political office.

• He is living freely without any legal issues.

• He is meeting with Lebanese prosecutors regarding an Interpol red notice.

What has Carlos Ghosn excluded as a possibility while in Lebanon?

• Running for political office.

• Returning to Japan.

• Starting a new business.

• Writing a book about his experiences.