Unchained Why Martin Shkreli Thinks SBF's New Judge Could Still Be Lenient - Ep. 438
Dec 30, 2022
Martin Shkreli, a controversial entrepreneur and investor, shares his thoughts on the recent developments in Sam Bankman-Fried's case. He discusses the implications of the new judge, Lewis Kaplan, and why he might be lenient. Shkreli speculates on the likelihood of a guilty plea, the potential impact of SBF's family involvement, and courtroom strategies that might unfold. He even touches on how his own prison experience shaped his view of cryptocurrency and running a business behind bars. It’s a riveting dive into high-stakes legal maneuvering!
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Bail Seizure
- Martin Shkreli recalls Raj Rajaratnam's $100M secured bond, a prior record.
- Shkreli himself put up $5M, highlighting that bail money can be seized upon losing a case.
Founder's Financial Status
- Sam Bankman-Fried's (SBF) disclosed financial troubles reassure people.
- It's acceptable for businesses to fail if founders don't profit while others lose money.
Varied Bail Conditions
- Shkreli mentions Anna Delvey's unique house arrest, including social media restrictions.
- He emphasizes the variability and revocability of bail conditions.