Book · 2026 · Business & Economics
Money to Burn
Leon Black, Apollo and the Remaking of Wall Street
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He is the author of a new book, Money to Burn. Let's put it up here on the screen. The unvarnished truth about Leon Black, Apollo, and the rise of a new Wall Street.
Saagar Enjeti · Breaking Points · Sep 2026 Why people recommend it
Money to Burn by William D. Cohan is an investigative non-fiction book that exposes the unvarnished truth about financier Leon Black, Apollo Global Management, and the massive rise of private equity on Wall Street. On Breaking Points, Krystal Ball previewed an upcoming segment centered on the author and his explosive new book, focusing particularly on Leon Black's controversial relationship with Jeffrey Epstein and the broader economic implications of private equity dominating modern industries. In the subsequent segment on the same program, Saagar Enjeti formally introduced guest William Cohan and displayed the book on screen, highlighting its critical examination of elite financial power structures and the inner workings of Wall Street. Both hosts underscored the urgency and investigative rigor of Cohan's work, presenting it as an essential read for anyone attempting to understand the murky intersections of ultra-high-net-worth individuals, corporate finance, and systemic economic influence that shape the contemporary global landscape today.
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Krystal Ball An author of a new book on Leon Black explains his relationship, Leon Black's relationship, not the author'… 1
“An author of a new book on Leon Black explains his relationship, Leon Black's relationship, not the author's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. And also how private equity is eating absolutely everything.”
Saagar Enjeti He is the author of a new book, Money to Burn. Let's put it up here on the screen. The unvarnished truth ab… 1
“He is the author of a new book, Money to Burn. Let's put it up here on the screen. The unvarnished truth about Leon Black, Apollo, and the rise of a new Wall Street.”