Michael Lewis: Can't Predict 'Weird Dude' Trump's Actions

The transcript discusses the themes of popular financial books by Michael Lewis, such as 'Flash Boys' and 'The Big Short', and their relevance to the financial landscape under President Trump. It highlights the unpredictability and certitude of Trump's influence on American finance, emphasizing the importance of understanding human fallibility in decision-making. The discussion also touches on the challenges of predicting Trump's actions and their impact on financial markets.

What does the speaker imply about the awareness of human fallibility in the context of leadership?

In what ways do the authors suggest that the financial markets might react to Trump's leadership?