Wilbur Ross on Fed, Brexit and Leon Cooperman

The video discusses the Federal Reserve's indecision on interest rates and its potential impact on the economy, suggesting that recessions are inevitable. It also covers the implications of Brexit on the UK economy, noting the resilience of property values despite currency weakness. The discussion shifts to the SEC's aggressive stance on insider trading, focusing on allegations against Leon Cooperman and the challenges of distinguishing insider information in public securities.

What was the speaker's initial perspective on Brexit and how has it changed?

What challenges does the speaker identify regarding the future economic outlook in the UK?

What are the speaker's thoughts on the SEC's current approach compared to the past?