This week on the Katie Miller Podcast: Bill Ackman opens up about his love story with wife Neri Oxman, gives a glimpse into what he’s like as a father amid his daughter’s recovery, and reveals the key to his mega-viral X posts.
1:28 - His Political Evolution
5:48 - DEI in Corporate America
6:25 - Diversity of Thought at Harvard
11:29 - Is College Still Worth It?
15:45 - Bill’s Long X Posts
17:49 - Dealing with Negative Feedback
18:20 - His Family Life
21:52 - His Love Story
25:16 - Update on His Daughter’s Health
31:11 - Competition with China in BCI
33:32 - Craziest Thing He Has Ever Spent Money On
35:26 - Most Interesting Person That He Has Met
35:37 - Would You Rather
37:34 - Conspiracy Theory He Believes In
38:00 - Rapid-Fire Questions
39:38 - Dream Dinner Party & Guests
🚨 MILTON FRIEDMAN (1978): Young lawyer asked Milton about when it is okay for a Govt to force a free citizen to act.
Did you get the nuance in Milton's question about the difference between "society" and "govt"...
Do you think a man should be free to sin?
@damzychillin Don’t understand why would someone Rank Pele at the same level as Zidane and beneath Messi. Pele has three World Cups under his name and won at a time when the game was brutal and players would get their legs broken as was the case for Pele. Does not make sense.Messi is great but
The one trophy Brazil never had, until him..
Neymar delivered one of the defining moments of his career during the men’s football tournament at the 2016 Summer Olympics, captaining Brazil against Germany in the gold medal match at the Maracanã Stadium. With nearly 63,000 fans in attendance, he opened the scoring with a stunning free kick before Germany equalized in the second half, sending the match to extra time and eventually a penalty shootout. After Germany missed its fifth penalty, Neymar stepped up and confidently scored the decisive spot kick, then collapsed to his knees in tears as the stadium celebrated Brazil’s victory.
The win was historic, earning Brazil its first-ever Olympic football gold medal and completing one of the few major honors missing from the nation’s football history. For Neymar, it became one of the greatest moments of his career, as he not only scored the winning penalty but also carried the weight of leading his country on home soil. He later called it the most nerve-racking moment of his life, saying the walk to the penalty spot was filled with pressure, but he kept his composure and sealed Brazil’s 5-4 shootout triumph following a 1-1 draw.