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That it wasn't a lie if he believed his statement to be true. He would consequently also not be a hypocrite for it.
by solarkraft 3y ago
That it wasn't a lie if he believed his statement to be true. He would consequently also not be a hypocrite for it.
- epolanski 3y agoHe literally went in front of CNBC and told the interviewer he owned JP Morgan because Berkshire owned Wells Fargo. And yet, he owned Fargo. We don't even know if there were more instances, because only sales are reported, but not buys.