David Bahnsen Says Pardoning Milken Is Right Thing to Do

The transcript discusses the potential pardon of Michael Milken by President Trump, exploring Milken's legal history, his contributions to financial markets, and the public perception of his actions. The conversation delves into the symbolic value of a pardon, historical precedents, and the speaker's personal motivations for advocating Milken's pardon, emphasizing a move away from class envy and towards justice.

What is one of the main topics the speaker wishes to discuss with President Trump?

• Healthcare reform

• Tax reform

• Environmental policies

• Education system

What is a common misconception about Michael Milken's conviction?

• He was involved in a Ponzi scheme

• He evaded taxes

• He created a fraudulent company

• He was guilty of insider trading

How did Michael Milken contribute to corporate finance?

• By establishing a new banking regulation

• By creating a new tax system

• By developing a capital structure for raising funds

• By inventing a new stock market

What is the speaker's view on the potential political impact of pardoning Milken?

• It will have no political impact

• It will be seen as a partisan issue

• It should be done because it's the right thing to do

• It will divide the country along partisan lines

What motivates the speaker to advocate for Milken's pardon?

• Pressure from political parties

• Political alignment with Milken

• A belief in justice and enterprise

• Personal financial gain