(David Faber of CNBC presents the clue.) Not long before he went to jail for securities fraud of around $11 billion I interviewed Bernie Ebbers CEO of this global telecom company that bough Jeopardy

(David Faber of CNBC presents the clue.) Not long before he went to jail for securities fraud of around $11 billion I interviewed Bernie Ebbers CEO of this global telecom company that bough

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