His presence may help the case.

I think they were greedy, heartless, insensitive, unprofessional, unethical.

These companies, which were Europe's biggest companies, looked at their financial sheets and looked at millions of dead people, and they figured, 'Hey, we don't have to pay on any of these policies,'

They (the German companies) want to buy moral forgiveness but you don't buy moral forgiveness at bargain-basement prices.

It's not their money, and they should do something about it.

[If so, it could only help stocks, which rise with cash flows, as we saw in the go-go 1990s.] You can't have go-go without flow-flow, ... It's always easy money that creates the speculative excesses in global booms.