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One silk handkerchief.

One necktie.

One watch.

One ring.

One gold money clip
with no money in it.

And one mobile phone.

Fifty cents a day,
minus what you spent inside,

and a train ticket
to the Big Apple.

Good luck, Gekko,
and don't come back.

You want to know what the
mother of all bubbles was?

It came out of nowhere.
By chance.

- How many you got, Mac?
- Five.

They called it
the Cambrian Explosion.

It happened around
530 million years ago.

Open the gate!

And over the next 70,
80 million years,

the rate of evolution
accelerated so fast

that we came along.

The human race.

They still can't explain how that happened,
except that it happened.

Here he is!

Daddy!

Some people say
it was by chance,

others, design.

But who really knows?

The dimming of the light
makes the picture clearer

It's just an old photograph

There's nothing to hide

When the world
was just beginning

I memorized a face
so it's not forgotten

I hear the wind whistlin'

Come back anytime

And we'll mix
our lives together

Heaven knows

What keeps mankind alive

Connecting

To places we have known

I'm looking for a home

Where the wheels are turning

Home
Why I keep returning

Home
With our bodies touching

Home
And the cameras watching

Home

Will infect whatever you do

We're home

Comes to life
from out of the blue

Stop sleeping.

You mean "wake up.""

""Wake up"" is positive.
""Stop sleeping"" is a negative.

Either way,
it's not my favorite part of the day.

It's the best
part of the day.

I feel bad for anybody
who feels that way.

It means their day
can't get any better.

You go to bed too late.
You don't sleep enough.

What's going on
with you today?

Did I tell you,
or did you forget?

I'm going to Washington
for the week.

Yeah.
New site, right?

We're launching
in 10 days,

so the whole site's down
starting tomorrow.

What are all
those angry liberals

going to do without
their daily fix, baby?

You're just as liberal as they are,
Mr. Green Energy.

No, no, no.
The only green is money, honey.

Oh, you're so Wall Street,
it makes me sick.

Baby, come here.

No.
What did I ever see in you?

Come here.
No.

My next guest, Gordon Gekko,

was one of the biggest names
on Wall Street in the '80s

before he went to prison for insider
trading and securities fraud.

He's out with a new book,
and it is a shocker, believe me.

It is called Is Greed Good?

The man himself
is here with us.

Gordon, good to have
you on the program.

Thank you, Maria.
It's nice to be out.

Turn it off.
One sec.

And I must tell you,
your show is a big, big hit in the can.

Oh.
You watched it in prison?

Your show?

Me and
a whole lot of others.

You wrote the book
in prison?

I did.
I outlined my drafts...

I'm taking a shower.

Everybody says
that the living is easy

I can barely see
'Cause my head's in the way

Tigers walk behind me

They are to remind me that

I'm lost, but I'm not afraid

Soul to soul

A kiss and a sigh

Sawed in half...

See you next week.

Good luck in Washington.

People on the outside
I remember sweet times

This old rose
is always in bloom

Hello?
DR. MASTERS: Jacob.

Dr. Masters.

Good morning, sir.
Don't you get any sleep?

Jacob, it happened.
As close as we've come to burn yet.

Really?
How many lasers?

We fired 72 this morning,
and we're going to go for 96 next week.

That's fantastic.
That's a game changer, Doc.

So let me guess,

it means we're pushing the pace, right?
You need more money?

Well, it'd be good if we could
get another $100 million.

We could pick up maybe
six months on our schedule.

A hundred
million dollars?

As long as the price of oil stays high,
we'll get the money.

That would be nice.
That would be nice.

Because The Foundation says that they're
having some problems in the markets...

You don't worry about that, though, okay, Doc?

You just keep building
that baby star, okay?

Okay. Thank you, Jacob.
Thank you.

All right,
I'll talk to you soon.

Now I can say
Those three little words

And everyday
I'm dreaming a world

Life is long

If you give it way

So stay, don't go

'Cause I'm fading away

Soul to soul
Between you and me

Chain me down
But I am still free

Hydra Offshore.

Let me repeat this again.

A huge deep-sea
exploration play

off the coast
of Equatorial Guinea.

That's an oil field
that's barely been touched.

Remember, the stock's trading
roughly 31 % off the 52-week high

and it's part
owned and funded

by none other than,
guess who.

Churchill Schwartz.

So we know they won't let
anything too bad happen here.

My suggestion is
that we get aggressive.

Agreed?
- Yeah.

We all agree?

Ed, what do you think?

I don't agree.
Maybe it's just me.

Equatorial Guinea's
a pretty tough dictatorship.

This guy's already nationalized
the gold and diamond mines.

So what's your point?

I just don't think
it's a risk our desk

should be taking right now,
that's all. I'd wait.

Wait? Wait for what?
Yeah.

Your ""Beam me up, Scottie""
hydrogen fusion deal?

Now you're talking
about something else.

It's United Fusion
Corporation, Stan.

Come on.
It's apples and oranges.

Oh, really?
Yeah.

You mean the deal
that we already sank

$50 million into,
Mr. Brainiac?

Alternative energy is what
biotech was 15 years ago, Stan.

Come on. You were young once.
You know that.

Profits aren't quarterly.
The runs could be huge.

We'll all be dead by the time your
nutty professor makes us any money.

Right, this coming from the guy
who said Google was a bubble.

Anyway. Hydra Offshore.

It's priced right for us to make
three to five times on our money.

And better yet,
what we all love the most.

Big year-end bonuses.

Let's go! Let's go!
Let's make some dough!

What's up? You good?

I can't!
It's not up to me.

Maybe I can do it,
maybe I can't do it.

People are
telling me something.

Jesus!
Harry, you gave me your word.

You know I know!

You okay, Lou?

Good day, I'm okay.
Bad day, I'm okay.

What's the difference?

Do me a favor.
Don't ask me dumb questions.

You wanted to see me?

Steve, stay on
top of Harry, okay?

He's driving me crazy.

You got it, boss.

Follow me.

Why?

That's some ""Thank you."" What do you want,
a kiss, too?

I thought maybe the news out of
London would've wrecked the mood.

London?
Don't tell me London.

I take a look
at their sheets.

They tell me they got a $125 million profit, right?

I look at
the same lousy spread,

to me it looks like
a buck and a quarter loss.

Then they tell me,
""Don't worry about it.

""We're making money
on the losses.""

How do you make money on losses?
You tell me.

I'm just an old dinosaur.

Lou, I believe in Keller Zabel.
We're fine.

And you're not a dinosaur.
Come on.

It's no fun
anymore, Jacob.

I'm talking to some guy in Mumbai, Dumbai.

I don't know what
he's talking about.

I don't know what he's selling,
I don't know who he is,

I don't know
how much I'm putting up.

And my partners, they're in their graves.
They're laughing at me.

It's just a bunch of machines now,
telling us what to do.

That's why you got people like me here, Lou,
to lighten the load.

Getting old is
not for sissies, kid.

Take that money, huh?

You spend it on that pretty girl.
You deserve it.

I remember when
the pro sent me you.

This skinny kid
with crazy hair.

I said, ""Jimmy, what are you doing to me?
Give me a real caddy.""

I was having a bad day,
and you wouldn't shut up.

Twelve years old,
you're talking to me about

companies and
sectors and earnings.

You had the hunger, Jake.
I could smell it then. You still got it.

I've just never had a check
like this in my hands before.

You spend it.
Somebody has to keep our economy going.

Well, get out of my office.

Thank you.

Princess cut.

Platinum-banded,
one and a half carat.

There's nothing
quite like a ring...

Can you take me
to the money room?

You mean
the private client foyer?

That's it.

Olga from Russia,
with love.

How are you?

Shots
or champagne, guys?

She was scoping you
for the kill, bro.

Perfect. An 11, man.
Gisele time.

No. This is...

Wow. You're serious.

Yeah.

So young,
and already pricing yourself off the market.

'Tron?
Shots.

So when are you
gonna ask her?

She's not that crazy
about marriage, you know.

I mean,
look at her parents.

A girl's got to get it straight with her pop,
don't you think?

What if you have kids?

Yeah,
it's going be tough.

Did you hear what he said
on TV the other night?

""Home loan defaults are just the first
raindrop in the mother of all storms.""

Christ.
Sour grapes, this man.

The guy is a legend.
Gordon the Gekko.

He's speaking next week up at
your old alma mater, Fordham.

Watch yourself.

Hey buddy, get a cane.
Come on, come on.

A few of us are going up after work
to check him out. Come along.

I can't.
Winnie, you know.

The only God
you worship is Zabel.

I don't worship the man.
He got me a seat at the table.

The word is he's stuck with a ton of toxic

sub-prime debt off
the balance sheet.

Billions.
Can't find a bid for it.

Yeah, so what?

So, buddy,
it don't matter if the rumors are true or not.

Because in this climate,
it's what buyers believe.

And where there's smoke,
there's fire.

I'll make you a bet right now.
Go.

I got a million dollars left of
my bonus, okay? Mmm-hmm.

It's yours tomorrow a.m.

You put it in KZI shares.
You leverage that to the max.

That's how much I believe
in this company.

Did you not hear me?

Listen,
as your only friend left

from a place in Long Island
no one can remember,

Iet alone pronounce,

I'm telling you,
you're acting like your mama.

Don't do that.
Leave her out of this.

Plus, why would he spot-bonus me
right now if we were in trouble, huh?

It makes no sense.

Look, you don't want to
make any money on this, fine.

I'm sure Harry Shapiro
would love to.

Okay, okay.

I'm a hooker, too.
Send it to me.

You're still young enough
to recover.

I'll ream you
on the commission.

I'm gonna love
the look on your face

when I make
so much money off this.

I'll have no choice
but to walk away.

Guys, we're looking at an
unprecedented meltdown here.

I've never seen
anything like it...

Keller Zabel's loss today
was the worst in over a year.

And this big drop may be
just the beginning

of a much deeper correction.

It is an amazing story.
Keller Zabel stock is getting hammered.

How is it you've never been more
wrong in your life than right now?

You're losing all your money right now.
I see it, it's going down.

Somebody is betting big money that
Zabel's stock is about to collapse.

You wanna owe?

This stock's about to lose
its bar mitzvah, Jake.

Take the haircut and sell.
You're on a 50% margin, buddy.

I can still get you out now at a total loss,
but at least you won't owe.

...threatening
the firm's liquidity.

In one incredible week,
shares of KZI are down 52%.

I know where the stock is.
I have it in front of me.

What you got to do right now is relax,
take a deep breath.

T ell your banks
not to sell the stock.

The stock is overreacting
right now and...

Hey, what financial
stock isn't, right?

Listen, three months from now we're
going to look back on this and laugh.

You're angry? I'm angry.

Okay! We're okay.

Relax.
- Relax.

Jesus Christ.

I've known you
your whole life, Jake.

And I know when
you're lying to yourself.

Robby, listen to me.
Keller Zabel's been around a long time.

All right? It's one of the great
names in investment banking.

A month, a year,
it doesn't matter.

We'll be back to 65/70,
and I'll be fine.

You just gotta hold it, okay?

You're gonna owe, you know.

Not just the buck, but the margin, too.
We're talking another...

Tell me.

You don't
want to hear this today.

Robby.

How much?

At least another
half a buck.

Give me the okay
to sell, buddy.

Right now.

Sell. Sell!

Robby,
I got to call you later.

Have you seen Zabel?

Annica, where's Lou?

Not in.
Not answering.

Not happy.

Hey.

Lou.

Hey, Lou.
How's your day going, huh?

I told you. Good day,
I'm okay. Bad day, I'm okay.

Stop bugging me on my feelings.
They're irrelevant.

I wanted to come
see you face to face

and talk about these rumors,
you know.

Because it's getting crazy.
It's out of control now.

I'm hearing it
from all ends.

Our world is all bullshit.

Some TV bubblehead,
he gets up there like he knows something.

He sells fear, panic.

And morons, they love it.

They want it to end
because it sells.

There's no limits anymore.

Muriel knows how to walk this thing.
It's her damn dog.

Lou, I can help.
I can get to the bottom of these derivatives.

You just got to tell me.

There's so much
you don't know, Jacob.

What? What about
the bonus thing? Why now?

Because I know you.
You're holding out for something better.

Well, don't. Spend it.
Use the money.

Because one day, you're gonna
wake up and you're gonna be dead.

Lou, you got to get yourself together,
all right?

We're gonna be fine.

No matter how bad
this thing gets,

we have real equity
in this company.

We're gonna get through this.

Marry Gekko's daughter.

Make some kids with her.

And you spend
as much time as you can

with those kids
when they're young

because everything changes.
Everything.

I cannot help you if I don't understand
what you are talking about.

There's 15,000 jobs
on the line right now.

Somebody's after us, right?
Somebody's trying to hurt us.

There's a reason this is happening.
I need to know how and why.

You know that
dream you got about

that little energy company
in California?

You may not get there,
but you hold on to that.

Because everything else
is just noise.

It's not just noise.
There's 15,000 jobs on the line.

Fifteen thousand people here.
That's not noise.

Are we going under?

I never liked this damn dog.

Louis, are we going under?

You're asking
the wrong question, Jacob.

What's the right question?

Who isn't?

China's out.

You said...

I know
what I said, Bill.

Two months we negotiated
with these pikers.

They pulled out
at 7:00 p.m.

So what's new?
They're Chinese.

And while they were negotiating,
we lost the Koreans.

So you're saying
you don't have an out.

No, I'm saying,
just give me one week.

We're still talking to the British.
And the Arabs are back in,

and this time it's for real.

Lou,
we've heard this before.

Jesus. Paul,
we lost billions this week.

If the markets don't roll over
our paper Sunday night,

before Asia opens,

Keller Zabel cannot do business on Monday.

Tuesday, 15,000 people are
gonna be out of a job, worldwide!

Lou, you understated the
scale of your bad loans.

Your valuations
are no longer believable.

After all these years,

you say this to me?

Me?

Three-quarters of the
banking houses at this table

are holding the same paper,
and you're gonna let Keller Zabel fail?

You're all
committing suicide.

What do you say, Harry?
Will you come in on this?

Look, if you want us
to bail out Keller Zabel,

all of us
will have to participate.

Like Long-Term Capital, '98.

And we will need substantial
guarantees from the US Treasury.

Bill, I think
we should talk privately.

I think that's
a good idea, Bill.

Gentlemen,
give us a minute.

What about
moral hazard, Jack?

We bail out Keller Zabel,
who's to say

it's not gonna
happen again and again?

You vindictive bastard.

Who are you to talk
about moral hazard?

I'm sorry, Lou.

The Street needs to make a
statement here to the world.

It was eight years ago!

You just can't let it go,
can you, Bretton?

All right, Lou,
knock it off.

I'd like to speak with you, Bill. Jack.

And Lou.

Separately.

Thirty
of our people

have been through the Keller Zabel
books for the last three days.

And they still say it's impossible
to get to the bottom of this.

This could be a 1 0-billion dollar hole for us.

Or it could be
a 200-billion dollar hole

and there's no way
we can risk that money

without a backstop
from Treasury or the Fed.

You started this,
didn't you, Bretton?

I said knock it off, Lou.
Or this meeting is over, you hear me?

You're asking us to take
a large risk here, Bretton.

What are you offering?

Under these conditions,
and assuming

you refine your guarantee,

Jack, Julie and I,
and our partners who have been consulted,

are prepared to
risk $2 a share.

Two bucks?

Jesus.
You're out of your mind.

The stock was trading
at 79 a month ago!

Our building alone is worth
more than two bucks a share.

Julie.

If only we had
more time, Lou.

My board will
never accept this.

There is no way I'm gonna
sell for two bucks a share.

The government,
if we guarantee this deal,

could never justify a high
price for your company.

And if you don't sell,
Lou, you're in bankruptcy.

This is
a public spectacle now.

No, it's a public execution,
and you'll be leading it, Bill.

I built this company.

And your exit will
help restore faith in it.

Who the hell are you
to tell me to get out?

You're out, Lou!
One way or the other, you're out.

Then the hell with you!

I'll take my chances
in bankruptcy court

before I sell
to that barracuda.

Then we have nothing
more to talk about.

Six.

Three, and that's it.
If I can sell it to the board.

Five.

Three.
All right.

We'll call it an even four,
so it don't look so goddamn pathetic.

Three.

And not a dime more.

We have breaking news
right now.

Earlier this morning
in a New York City subway,

Keller Zabel managing partner

and head of
one of the biggest

investment firms
on Wall Street,

Louis Zabel, 75,

apparently jumped
in front of an oncoming train

in front of
hundreds of bystanders.

The stock is currently halted,
pending news...

Churchill Schwartz is making
out like a bandit right now

with government funding.

But Keller Zabel
as an independent

investment bank is
essentially finished.

Tom, this news
about Louis Zabel today

comes as a shock to everyone.
But how are you holding up there?

The guy was
an icon on Wall Street.

I always thought of him
as sort of a mentor to me.

So to see this happen under the
circumstances that it did happen,

it's devastating.

What's it mean to the
employees at Keller Zabel?

I think they've lost their leader.
They're going to be...

Frankly, financially,
a lot of them are gonna be badly hurt.

This is gonna hurt
on so many fronts.

I know it's still difficult to think about it

with this news just
coming out about Louis

but you have to
wonder what this means

for the future
of Wall Street.

Another firm gone,
it leaves very few players left on the Street.

One thing
I know for sure is

more competition is better
than less competition.

I just heard.
I'm so sorry.

Will you marry me, Winnie?

Will you marry me?

What's wrong?

It's just something Lou said
about not waiting, you know?

And I love you.

Yes.

Yes?

You know, I should tell you due diligence.
There's some...

I'm out of a job and probably on
the other side of broke, you know.

Awesome.

I'm looking for a home

Where the wheels are turning

Home
Why I keep returning

Home
Will infect whatever you do

In one of the harshest sentences ever given

to a white collar criminal at that time,
in 1993,

he was sent off to Otis Federal
Prison for almost eight years.

And so, here in person,
I welcome the man himself, Mr. Insider,

Gordon Gekko.

Thank you.

You're all
pretty much fucked.

You don't know it yet,

but you're
the NINJA generation.

No income.

No job.

No assets.

You got a lot to
look forward to.

Blood, buddy.
He's gonna be your blood.

Someone reminded me
the other evening

that I once said,
"Greed is good."

Now it seems it's legal.

But, folks,

it's greed that
makes my bartender

buy three houses
he can't afford

with no money down.

And it's greed that
makes your parents

refinance their
$200, 000 house for 250.

And then they take that extra 50
and they go down to the mall.

And they buy
a plasma TV, cell phones,

computers, an SUV.
And hey,

why not a second home while we're at it?
Because, gee whiz,

we all know that prices of houses
in America always go up, right?

It's greed that makes the
government in this country

cut the interest rates
to one-percent, after 9/11.

So we could all
go shopping again.

They got all these fancy names
for trillions of dollars of credit.

CMOs, CDOs, SIVs, ABSs.

I honestly think there's may
be only 75 people in the world

who know what they are.

But I'll tell
you what they are.

They're WMDs. Weapons of Mass Destruction.
That's what they are.

When I was away,
it seemed like greed got greedier

with a little bit of envy
mixed in.

Hedge funders were walking home with 50,
100 million bucks a year.

So Mr. Banker,
he's looks around,

and he says, "My life
looks pretty boring."

So he starts leveraging his interests up to 40,
50 to one

with your money.

Not his, yours.

Because he could.

You're supposed to be borrowing,
not them.

And the beauty of the deal,

no one is responsible.

Because everybody's
drinking the same Kool-Aid.

Last year,
ladies and gentlemen,

forty percent of all American corporate profits

came from
financial services.

Not production,

not anything remotely to do with
the needs of the American public.

The truth is,
we 're all part of it now.

Banks, consumers,
we're moving money around in circles.

We take a buck,

we shoot it full of steroids,
and we call it "leverage."

I call it
"steroid banking."

I've been considered a pretty smart
guy when it comes to finance.

That was fantastic, man.

And maybe I was
in prison too long.

But sometimes it's the only place to stay sane

and look out through
those bars and say,

"Hey! Is everybody
out there nuts?"

It's clear as a bell
to those that pay attention.

The mother of all evil
is speculation.

Leveraged debt.

Bottom line.

It's borrowing to the hilt.

And I hate to tell you this,

but it's a bankrupt business model.
It won 't work.

It's systemic, malignant,
and it's global.

Like cancer.

It's a disease,
and we got to fight back.

How are we gonna do that?

How are we gonna leverage
that disease back in our favor?

Well, I'll tell you.

Three words.

Buy my book.

Prices and profits work.

This is the kind
of energy we need out there.

You just keep it up.

Mr. Gekko!

Excuse me for
a moment, sir.

Q and A's over,
all right?

Buy the book.
There's no more free advice.

My name is Jacob Moore.
I'm gonna marry your daughter.

Does she know that?

She pretended to.

All right,
I'll give you 10 minutes.

I'm a prop trader
at Keller Zabel.

I specialize in energy with a focus on...

Sorry about Lou.

One of the toughest guys
that ever wore shoes.

But when those
rumors start...

Yeah. I wish I
knew who started this.

I loved him very much.

Like a father.

He got me a scholarship here at Fordham

and hired me right out of business school.

Well, no one else
in this market's

had the balls
to commit suicide.

It's an honorable
thing to do.

Mr. Gekko, I'm in love
with your daughter.

And I'd be honored...

Why is that funny?

My daughter hasn't spoken to me in years,
and you know it.

She blames me for
her brother's overdose

and just about every other
disaster that's hit this world

since Nintendo.

You don't think
it's strange that

she's dating somebody
from Wall Street?

Why?

Because she hates it.

You don't think it's funny that
she'd fall in love with you?

I bet you don't
have one of these.

No. Can I see that?

Yeah.

It's when she was eight.

Can I have a copy of it?
She doesn't keep pictures from her childhood.

I don't even know you,
you already want something from me, huh?

So what do I get in return?

Don't you want
to make a trade?

Yeah, okay.
All right.

I'll give you this and you give
me another picture of Winnie.

Recent, without you in it.

I don't have one on me.

I guess this is
on margin, huh?

It's always
been energy.

I've been specializing
more and more in clean tech.

It's sort of a passion now.

That's smart.
That's the next bubble.

What are you, some kind of
energy freedom-fighter?

No, Mr. Gekko.
I'm in this game

to make money
like anybody else.

So what about money, Jake?

You like her?

Do I like...

I've never thought
about money as a ""she.""

Oh!

She lies there
in bed at night with you,

Iooking at you, one eye open.

Money's a bitch
that never sleeps.

And she's jealous.

And if you don't
pay close attention,

you wake up in the morning,
and she might be gone forever.

Respectfully,

Mr. Gekko,
I don't want to end up

where you are
because of money.

Oh, yeah.
So marry it instead, right?

What do you mean?

Winnie doesn't
have any money.

Right.

Here I thought
you were a gold-digger.

Does Winnie know
you came to see me?

No.

Well, not exactly.
I was gonna tell her.

I don't think
that's a good idea, pal.

See, I got a feeling you may
want to be seeing me again

and if she knew
we had this little pow-wow,

she's not gonna
let it happen.

You know what?
You're a smart kid.

You should just walk away.
You never met me.

I don't understand.

I think...

The man that
you loved like a father

who threw himself
under a subway?

I think you're angrier
than you think you are.

And I think you wanna be
in the family business.

Which is what?

Payback.

Except I'm not
in that business anymore.

Because the one thing
I learned in jail

is that money is not
the prime asset in life.

Time is.

And your time
is just about up.

Winnie needs to get past
the pain you caused her.

I caused her?

Look, she wants you
back in her life.

She just can't
handle it right now.

Okay? Maybe I can help.

Maybe you can, maybe you can.
That's what makes the market, Jake.

This is my station.

That is my email address.

By the way,
the rumors on Zabel?

Yeah?

It had to be someone with
enough clout to be believed,

somebody who made a fortune
shorting the stock.

An axe to grind.

Word has it that Bretton
James gutted Zabel at the Fed.

Just stuck that knife
right into his stomach.

Check out 2000.

The Internet bubble.

Churchill Schwartz,
they got hosed.

You know there's
fortunes to be made.

Hundreds of millions of dollars
betting against this bubble.

Just wish I had a million.

It checks out, baby.

Thirteen banks were approached in
2000 to rescue Churchill Schwartz.

Bretton James' division
was over-invested

in the Internet
bubble collapse.

Each bank was going to put up 100 million,
but Zabel said no.

Churchill Schwartz
almost went down

but was backstopped by a
conglomerate of nine banks.

Okay, so not only
did they survive this,

but they came back and ate our fricking lunch.

Moral hazard.

Unbelievable.
The man's a hypocrite.

Jacob Moore.

DR. MASTERS: Hey, Jake.
Hey, Doc.

I don't know, Jake. We're on hold here.
Now they're telling me...

Hold on just a second.
Hold on just a second.

I'll see you.
We'll have drinks. Okay.

It's not over.
All right, Olaf? Thank you.

Go ahead, Doc.

They're telling me
we have to cut staff.

We went back to Third Boston,
and they turned us down.

And since your firm, um...

Listen,
I totally understand, okay?

But I think I can keep this thing
going with minimal cutbacks.

Look, Jake.

I think we have to have a face-to-face
talk with my people, because...

I totally agree, Doc.

It's just that I'm walking into a
critical meeting right now. Okay?

But I'll definitely have it on your
desk tomorrow a.m., okay?

Okay.
Okay.

Robby, what do you got?

We got movement definitely
on Tuesday of that week.

There was some large shorts from
money out of the Cayman Islands.

Something called
Locust Fund.

Locust Fund.

What else?

Wednesday, they traded
another 500,000 shares.

Monday, two million.

Tuesday, one million more.
Total of 3.5 million shares.

These guys made
some serious money.

Who is that, though?
Who is the Locust Fund?

I don't know. And I don't want to find out.
It could be my ass.

It'll be your ass if I tell your girlfriend
about the pumps and heels.

Which girlfriend?

Just find out, all right?
I got a hunch.

I hope it's better
than your last one.

Do I hear revenge here?

It's a dish
you stick to cold, pal.

I'm about to
serve it up hot, Robby.

I told you.
Guinea's pulling the plug.

This dictator, Ojukwa,
he says Western bankers are greedy.

What else is new?
Listen. Okay?

You will not lose on this.
Not on this.

Look, if there's one thing I know,
it's energy,

and that the Church
is gonna get hit on this.

Is this true?

Oh, yeah. I'm telling you,
it's gonna happen.

He's definitely gonna nationalize the oil.
I promise you.

Are you behind it?

No. Churchill Schwartz is.
They got a huge stake.

Can't get behind that size,
but you and your boys can.

You should.

All I'm asking

is you rent me
this beautiful thing

for the weekend,
and we're good.

Deal?

Deal. Super deal.

Can he just take over the oil like that?

The guy's out of his mind.
He's talking to witch doctors.

He's gonna murder the stock.

I know.
That's why you gotta get in.

Jake, that company,
Offshore African Oil...

Yeah. Hydra Offshore.

And you're saying Churchill
Schwartz is a part of it?

Mmm-hmm.

Over here is gonna be the most
expensive item by tomorrow.

It's Alice,
in Wonderland.

Churchill Schwartz has a
huge position in this thing.

I want to get
short that stock.

Churchill Schwartz
is behind that?

It's just a rumor.
It might take a hit.

Hear about
that African deal?

Yeah, I heard
they're gonna nationalize.

Churchill Schwartz!
Off the floor!

They're creating rumors
around the Hydra position.

None of it's true.
They're just trying to kill the stock.

Doesn't make any difference
what's going on.

Then start another
goddamn rumor is what you do.

MAN 3:... short quickly and quietly
without everyone figuring out...

I'm convinced what they're after is Churchill,

which has a big
position in this stock

because Churchill got the
sweetheart deal on Keller Zabel.

Churchill Schwartz has a
five-percent position in it.

Who knows?
Who's got the inside line on

some tin-pot
dictator in Africa?

House of pain.

The house of pain!

Hydra Offshore got taken
to the woodshed today.

This one's getting beaten
like a redhead stepchild.

Down a quick 19% on rumors
of oil nationalization...

No, no!

...in Equatorial Guinea.
There's a country for you.

Get them.

The shockwave from this one

extended all the way to investment
bank Churchill Schwartz.

Churchill Schwartz down eight
percent in pre-market trading.

Home builder confidence
falls to a record low in July.

The monthly indicator from the
National Association of Homebuilders

dropped for a third
consecutive month...

You got
your high ceilings.

Bonus playroom upstairs,
not that I'm rushing you.

Oh. Here.

This is going to be the sun room.
Perfect for reading.

It'll get great light.

And there's plenty of room for a pool

or a tennis
court. See?

What's going on with
Rainwater Road, Ma?

I'm showing it
tomorrow.

Yeah?
Yeah.

Sylvia,
I think it's lovely.

Long Island
always goes up.

Great schools, great shopping,
lots of doctors.

Everybody loves it here.

You ought to buy it.

There are quite a few choices on this block.

That's what I love about you, dear.
You call it like you see it.

I'd rather have this
down payment any day.

Ma, you got
three properties.

Two of the loans are resetting in a few months.

You got to sell
at least one.

Oh, don't tell me
my job, Jacob.

There are no buyers
out there right now.

The market's soft.
Everybody reads the same news.

I just gotta
wait it out.

It's like the two Florida properties five years ago.

I didn't get spooked,
and I flipped 190 grand from them.

What does Henry say?

Oh, Henry. Forget about him.
He's a wimp.

That's done?

Oh, if I listened to Henry,
I would have sold every house way too soon.

He's just like
your father was.

No. Dad had bad luck.

He took a shot and he failed.
But he took a shot, Ma.

Yeah, and then Jack Daniels took his shot,
and he succeeded.

Can we not have an argument about my father

every time I
come to see you?

So sensitive.
Forget I said anything.

God. Defending your father
is like defending smallpox.

Look.

The developers are on my ass, okay?
I just need you to bridge me.

What about the money
from Sagamir Road?

What do you think?
I put it into the new properties.

What did you think,
it was just gonna shoot up in perpetuity?

Don't patronize your mother,
Jacob Lawrence.

Of course I know
the risks involved.

Hey, you're buying diamonds.
You got the bonus, right?

I remember visiting you
when I was young

at the hospital
after school, thinking,

""How cool is this?
My mother is saving lives.""

Don't change the subject.
I'm not changing the subject.

I never saved any lives.

Yeah, but you did something,
and that's the point, Mom.

I make more in a month now than
I did in my best year as a nurse.

You made a difference.

Listen to the broker preaching
making a difference.

That's ironic.

How much?

Two hundred, tops.

You're killing me, Ma!

I'll wire it to you.

Can you stop, please?

You're not doing her
any favors.

I know.

And you're not preventing it
from happening again.

I'll shut up.

Yeah?
- Guess what?

Your boy, Bretton James?

His assistant just called me and
asked if you can see him today.

You're kidding me.

Jake, you have an hour.
I told him you were on the island.

Yeah, but I'm in the middle
of Friday afternoon traffic.

But he said
after hours is okay,

because he left
his home address.

East 65th Street and Park Avenue, honey.
Up to 8 p.m.

Did he sound upset?

Screw him,
he destroyed this company.

You waltz in there like
Russell Crowe in Gladiator.

Thanks, babe.

Sounds like you're getting
your walking papers.

Jake, look,
I don't need this ring now.

Just give me one out of
a Cracker Jack box instead...

What are you talking about?

Are you crazy?
Everything's gonna be fine.

Jake, I grew up with a father
who only talked about money.

If you think I want to be
with the kind of guy

with his ego invested
in his bank account,

you really don't get me.

""I love it,""
was what I was expecting.

Return it.
It makes me uncomfortable.

Okay, Winnie.
I'll return it.

Jacob Moore to
see Mr. James.

He's expecting you.

Saturno Devorando A Su Hijo.

Goya painted 15 Black Paintings late in his life.

Fourteen of them are
on view in the Prado.

That's the missing 1 5th.

An early sketch
for Saturn devouring his son.

Do you collect?

No.

Only the obsessive-compulsive
and the insecurely egotistical

feel the need
to collect things.

Do you ride?

It's an avocation, yes.

You know the photograph.

Rollie Free, 1948.

He set
the world record at 150.

And wanted it so bad
he rode naked.

Why, you ride, Mr. Moore?

I'll put it to you this way.

If you rode
the rest of your life, right,

and really became
the best that you could be,

you would never ride
like I ride.

Well, then I look forward
to us riding together.

You a bee, Mr. Moore?

A what?

Do you like to
sting people?

You cost Churchill Schwartz
$120 million last week.

That's not
a great deal of money.

But people know
Hydra Offshore is ours.

I had dinner with the good Commander
Ojukwa in Paris last week.

He has no actual plans of
nationalizing any oil fields.

But I guess that doesn't
really matter to you.

No, it doesn't.

I checked you out
with the desks in town.

You didn't
make any money off it.

No, I didn't.

Then why?

Because you
destroyed my firm.

Your firm
destroyed itself.

You killed Louis Zabel.

Louis Zabel killed himself.

But you set the rumors.

The rumors were true.

You made them true.

No, Mr. Moore.

Putting 50% leverage on
toxic debt made them true.

Look, Zabel once knew
how to run money.

Dying because of it
was his choice.

As far as I'm concerned,
it's just money.

But when you don't know
what you're doing,

it's fatal, Mr. Moore.

Not knowing
what you're doing.

Come work for me.

What?

We fund most of the world's
integrated oil companies,

drillers, coal producers,
natural gas line providers...

I know who you are.

But where
we're a little light

is in alternative energy.

Why me?

Because your loyalty
demanded revenge.

Your balls actually attempted it,
and your skill pulled it off.

And frankly,

because I'd love to beat the
crap out of you on a bike.

Fair enough?

You got my attention, Mr.
Moore. That's pretty rare.

If I were you,
I'd think seriously about it.

Because you'll have
a hard time elsewhere,

now that you've
captured our attention.

Now, if you'll excuse me,
I'm having a little fundraiser.

I got to get back to
shaking my tin cup.

What's your number?

I'm sorry?

We'd start you at 300,
like everybody else.

I mean, as a partner,
I only pull in 600. And the bonuses...

No, no, no.

Your number.

The amount of money
you would need

to just walk away from it
and live.

See, I find that
everybody has a number,

and it's usually
an exact number.

So what is yours?

More.

How did you know
it was Bretton James?

Good morning to you, too.
Come in.

Good morning.
You hungry?

No. I'm okay, thanks.

Brett, as I called him in the old days,

used to run trades
through me.

We used to piggyback
off each other's ideas.

Then we had
a little discrepancy.

I won't bother you
with the details.

Just to tell you that
it cost me 200,000 bucks,

which was a lot of money back then.

So when I got hot
in the '80s,

and I started giving
tastes to my friends,

I didn't invite James in,
and he didn't like that very much.

So?

So
it's no big deal.

But when you're in prison,
you got a lot of time to think.

In fact,
the best memory that I know is hurt.

I did eight years, pal.
Five years before that in court.

Nobody does eight years.
They give murderers five.

I thought it was the kid with
the airline that gave you up.

Blue Star? Stock Watch?
What was it?

Who, Bud Fox?
Bud Fox.

No, no, no.
He got a wire on him.

He got me for
insider trading.

But that's
12, 13 months, max.

After the first charges,

it was one of my co-conspirators
who tipped off the Feds.

And that pious piranha,
Bretton James,

he had just enough
information to sink me.

You know, of course,
I'm never going to know it for sure.

He offered me a job.

Well, you just rocketed into
the center of the universe, pal.

I think my daughter's future is
looking a hell of a lot better.

I never made any money
shorting Hydra.

You're kidding me.
You didn't trade it?

That would've been insider trading,
Mr. Gekko.

Remember, your daughter and I are engaged.

You wouldn't want to
soil her name, right?

Well,
you may not have traded,

but you try telling the Feds
you didn't commit a felony.

What do you mean?

You know exactly
what I mean.

You induced others to trade on
information that you knew to be false.

Hard to prove that.

A fisherman always sees
another fisherman from afar.

I think you ought to
start calling me Gordon.

Well, I promised
you this,

Gordon.

Makes us even.

There she is.

But keep this
between us, though.

How is that lefty
website of hers doing?

Frozen Truth?
Yeah.

It's doing well, actually.
They get about 50,000 hits a day.

It's building.
Mmm.

She was such a pisser.

Relationships,
they're like bubbles.

They're fragile.
It's like these tulips.

This is the greatest bubble story of all time.

Back in the 1 600s, the Dutch,
they get speculation fever

to the point
that you could buy

a beautiful house
on a canal in Amsterdam,

for the price of one bulb.

They called it
""Tulip Mania.""

Then it collapsed.

You could buy
10 bulbs for $2.

People got wiped out, but,
you know, who remembers?

What would you do
with your money?

Me? Switzerland.
Still the best.

Got a healthy distrust
for a big government.

Is that where
you keep it?

Yes, I did. Now I don't got
that kind of cash anymore.

But you do have money.

This is a rental.

I'm pretty sure
James has invested

in an offshore fund
in the Caymans.

Your time,
you ever do anything

with some company
called Locust Fund?

Locust Fund. I never heard of it,
but it's possible. Yeah.

James wants to build his
alternative energy sector.

Sounds serious.

I think I can get him
to put real capital

behind this company
I told you about.

United Fusion.

James would probably want to
polish his resume a little green.

He's in pole position
to be top dog

when Julie Steinhardt
kicks the bucket,

which, I hear,
could be any day now.

This company could change not just the
energy market, Gordon, but the world.

Idealism. Idealism,
pal, it kills every deal.

The thing you got to know about James is,
he's a gambler.

You know, like me.

He's got an ego the size of Antarctica.
Like me.

So now you got his attention.

How are you going to shine
sitting on his sun?

Make him money
and melt his ass.

Just like the old days.
We slaughtered men for payback.

Maybe it's time for us
to do our second trade?

All right.
I'll dig around on James and this Locust Fund,

and you see what
you can do about

getting Winnie and me
back together again.

Well, I never guaranteed
she'd forgive you, Gordon.

Why don't we just start with her agreeing
to have dinner with you first, huh?

Well, at my age,
I'll take anything I can get.

I had two
beautiful children.

And then I went away,
and I didn't see them much.

My ex made sure of that.

And then when we lost Rudy,

Winnie just
shut down on me.

Except for
the exceedingly precious

and depreciating
asset of time.

Winnie's all I got left.
You understand that?

I'll try, Gordon.

Well, try harder.
Then you both can have a father.

He chose this place?
Yeah.

Yeah, we used to come here
every Sunday night.

You're going to be fine.

You do know I'm never
having sex with you again.

Then what my friends say about
marriage is actually true. Five back.

I'm only doing this
for you.

No, baby. You're doing
this for you. Come on.

Taxi!

Hi.

Hey.

Mr. Gekko.

Jacob Moore.
We spoke on the phone.

Yeah.

Okay.

Drinks?

No.

What about you?
Heineken?

Yeah, sure.

Let me guess.
The ginger-garlic lobster.

I used to order that
every time.

I guess so.

I checked out that website.

Frozen Truth.
It's impressive.

Thanks.
We work hard at it.

Although,
there was a bullshit blog

blaming
the current administration

for the entire mess
that we're in.

I don't think
that's the truth.

I agree with you.

You do?

Yeah.
Jack Salmon wrote it...

Graydy.

Congratulations.
Great to see you.

You're doing
great work down there.

Um. Thank you. Thank you so much.
Gordon. Gordon Gekko.

Nice to see you.
Thanks so much.

I'm sorry.
I can't do this.

Winnie!

Why did you make me
do that, Jake?

You don't understand.
This is none of your business.

It is my business.
Stop for a second.

Look at
the real man in there.

He's hurting.
He's desperate to get you back in his life.

He's not who you
think he is, Jake!

People change.
It was a long time ago. Winnie.

He'll hurt us.

Don't go back in there.

Are we really going to lead
with this Babaco Solar?

It's a hustle, Bretton.
I passed on it twice within the last two years.

They spin a sexy story

with these super-thin cadmium
telluride semiconductors,

but the truth is,
the technology is not proprietary...

We've been over this, Bretton.
You are unbelievable, Moore.

Babaco is a cow.
It's dead in the water.

The Chinese aren't stupid.
They're not going to go for it.

Yeah, a cash cow maybe.

They've been saying fusion is five
years away for the last 40 years.

It is.
Laser fusion is the future.

Can you prove that,
boy genius?

Can you prove evolution,
girl genius?

That seems to work,
though, right?

Look, knock it off.
Both of you.

These guys are parking
15 billion across the board

in energy sectors

and I want them here, okay?

Carol's taking
the lead on this.

Our recommend is Babaco.
That's final.

Go ahead.
I'll take you to dinner some other time.

Oh, eat me, Moore.

Babaco is at the forefront of
developing thin film technology

to incorporate solar cells
into pliable plastic sheets.

We believe that within the next few
years we can approach the 20% level

making it a perfect match for the
explosion of growth and energy needs,

which, as you know,
is growing at 40%.

Thin film technology
is the breakthrough here.

And in 2010,

thin film is going to
surpass crystalline silicon.

And that's about it.

Go ahead.

So, with the world
energy demand

growing 40%
in the next 20 years,

we at Church believe,
Mr. Xu,

that Babaco Solar is a cutting-edge no-brainer.

Good for a 20% return
in the next two years

with a 30 to 40% upside
in the next five years.

Thank you, Miss Carol.

Solar will make an important part of our portfolio.

But truthfully, we have seen similar
technology from another firm.

As you know,
China's demand

will more than double
before my daughter turns 21.

So we are looking
for the next 100 years.

Where even my grandson
can spend money.

Do you have anything else
to present to us today?

We've come a long way.

Listen, Wang,

now, we got a great new line
on this shale oil technology.

Let's just dig a lot deeper for a
price that we think is a good one.

We'll have a complete workup
for you by the end of the month.

All right, Bretton.
That sounds promising.

What about fusion?

We happen to be working
with a company right now.

It's got all
the hardware in place.

Started by
the Department of Energy.

They share R&D facilities with
the University of California.

It's got a market cap right now of about a billion.

No earnings.

Fusion has been around
a long time.

"Good things takw time."

The simple of it is,

it's using the intense energy
of some 200 laser beams

focused on a single target the
size of a few grains of rice

filled with hydrogen fuel.

So the idea being that
when that target combusts

it produces more energy
than it took in.

All the tests
they've done indicate

that they can use
this ignition process

to turn simple seawater
into energy.

It's called Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion

using the reaction between
hot water on the surface

and cold water beneath
to power the lasers.

So what you wind up with
is unlimited clean energy.

How do you contain
the explosion?

That's a secret I can't really
share with you right now.

Not to be secretive,
but I could probably get you in there for a peek.

Maybe next week,
on your way back to Beijing from DC?

Mr. Wang,
I got you something.

This is American baijiu.

"Johnnie Walker Blue Label."

Miss Chung, this is for you.
Oh, thank you.

I used to
go with Zabel to China.

Their culture's as much about
manners as it is about business.

They're on the hook, Jake.
That's all I care about.

Good.

I'll send him
some bamboo flowers

symbolizing continued
growth and prosperity.

You don't always listen so good, Jake,
but you got fight in you.

I like that.

I think you might just have something on James.

My friend in Switzerland,
he confirmed

that this Locust Fund,
it exists and it's big.

A billion dollars.
Mmm-hmm?

It just might be
our friend Bretton

was trading
through his own account,

outside of
Churchill Schwartz.

Can we get that
on the record?

That's the hard part,
isn't it?

So what are we going to do
about my daughter, Jake?

I told you, I'm sorry
about the other night.

Gordon, I can't
control her, you know?

Yeah.

You know, they say
parents are the bones

on which children
sharpen their teeth.

Find another way for me
to get with her.

You know,
there's got to be...

That dinner that's coming up,
all the Street guys are going?

The Alzheimer's thing
at the Met.

Yeah. I'm taking her.

I wish I had 1 0K for a seat.

A writer's got to
sell a lot of books for that.

And we both know how
Winnie would react to the fact

that you've been bonding
with your future father-in-law.

Is that a threat?

Absolutely.

Huh.

Well, consider it done.

I just got to put you
at another table.

It's got to look
like an accident.

I like trading
with you, Jake.

See you around campus.

Hey.

Get her a ring,
for Christ's sake!

How are you, Bill?

Julie, how nice to see you.

Well, it's a pleasure
to see you, William.

So nice to see you.

Have you spoken to J.P.
about the conservancy?

Hi, nice to meet you.
Hi.

Congratulations.
Looks like you won this one.

Hi.
It's not over yet.

Have you met Jake? Good to see you.
How's your husband?

Very well.

I gotta tell you,
Mr. Gekko,

seeing you speak was
inspirational on so many levels.

Because, I'll tell you,
I'm on the outside.

I'm looking at all my buddies
making all this money

and I'm thinking, ""Fellas,

""there's no there, there.""
You know?

But listen,
I'm at your table.

We can talk about this
all night.

That's great, Robby.
I'll see you later then, all right?

Hey, Gordon.

Looking good.

My God.

Bud Fox, huh?
I haven't seen you in years.

This is
Erin and Christina.

Hi.
Hello. Hi.

What was that airline called?
Blue Star, that's right.

That must be keeping you
pretty busy now, huh?

Excuse me.

Well, after a little time away,
I actually turned it into

one of the largest private jet
brokerages in the world and sold it.

Made millions.

That's great, pal. That's really great.
So what's up next?

You're looking at it. Golf,

winters in St. Barts,
philanthropy.

Ah!
And how about you, Gordon?

Does Blue Horseshoe
still love Anacott Steel?

You know it.

Well, I'll see you around
sometime, Gordon.

Stay out of trouble.

And the website's
called Frozen Truth.

- Frozen Truth?
- Yeah.

That's catchy.
I like that.

What we really need
is some game-changing news.

And now you can come out
of nowhere with one big story.

Since ""Mission Accomplished""
broke the Senator's affair,

they've gotten
200,000 hits a day.

Is it expensive to run?

Not really.
It's a shoestring budget.

Maybe Jake can find ways
to raise you some money

flip it to the public?

We don't really want
to go public.

It would affect
our credibility.

We want to stay non-profit.

Non-profit? What is that?
I don't know what that is.

I've heard the term before,
""non-profit.""

That's very funny.

You know what it is?
Isn't that when you came out of school

and you had to do something
for the government,

Iike it was mandatory?

Very funny.

It was called the draft.

It was called the draft.
It's called the draft.

So one day, Brett,
Churchill Schwartz

is going to buy every table
at this jackal's ball.

They're going to call it
""a religious revival.""

Winn, you don't have to
leave on my behalf.

I'm only going to be here
a couple of seconds.

No. Stay. I'm just
going to get some air.

If somebody took
this place out tonight,

there'd be nobody left
to rule the world.

But, Brett, congratulations.
I know how hard you worked for all of this.

I go by ""Bretton""
these days.

It's a beneficiary of a few bull markets.
That's all it takes.

So easy,
even a caveman can do it, right?

That's right.

You make modesty
a virtue, Bretton.

The truth is, nobody needs inside
information anymore to get rich.

All you have to do
is stay out of jail.

Glad to be here, Bretton. Herb.

Actually, jail was the best thing
that ever happened to me.

Oh, yeah?

Got me to think.

It centers a man.

I probably should thank
whoever put me in there.

You know,
I saw you on television the other night.

You are quite the bear.

You be careful, you know.

Your daughter's financial
health is now in our hands.

So it is, so it is.
Yeah, it is.

But your firm knows
sub-primes are crap.

The way you keep buying
Bernie's insurance swaps lately,

I mean, I gotta worry about my
grandchildren's college education.

We like insurance.

What's not to like?

Easy selling crack to kids
in a school playground.

Credit default swap
is a good idea.

It's the execution
that isn't.

Well, you know
what they say.

Bulls make money,
bears make money,

and the pigs,
they get slaughtered.

I thought this was
a charity event, Gordon.

Why don't you go find some?

Tell you what.
I'll make you a deal, Bretton.

You stop
telling lies about me,

I'll stop telling
the truth about you.

That's sad.

Isn't it?

It's pathetic.

That he can't just take his ball and go home.

He has to piss
on the whole game.

I'm going to go find Winnie.

Oh, look, by the way,

I talked to Wang today.

I think the Chinese
are close. Very close.

In any case,
I want to talk to you about the future,

about how we're going to
bring this over the top.

Sure.
Okay?

Tomorrow?
Possibly tomorrow.

Okay. Okay.
All right.

Hi.

He's a good kid.

He came from nothing.

Hustler, like me.

You think he's
the one for you, Winn?

Yep.

Well, just make sure
he's worthy of you

because, whether you like it or not,
you're still a Gekko.

And whether
you like it or not

that name doesn't mean
anything anymore.

Why do you say
something like that?

We had an agreement.

You remember?
Last time you came down to see me?

We were going to
take a little trip.

When I got out, you remember that?
To Switzerland?

Yeah.

That was before Rudy.

Some of the things that came
out after you went away,

things you were recorded saying,
the affairs?

That wasn't you. That wasn't my father.
It was some sociopath.

It was nine years ago.
So?

When are you going to stop?

You got no idea what hell
I went through in there.

Hell, for you?
It was hell for you?

Do you know what
you did to Rudy?

To all of us?
You drove Mom mad.

Winnie,

he was my only son.

I tried everything.
I put him in the 1 2-step deal.

I never told you,
I borrowed money from hardcore guys.

Tens of thousands of dollars,
which I didn't have.

I gave it to the best therapist I could find.

I even tried to pay off
one scumbag dealer

not to sell any more
to my boy!

But if you'd
been there, Dad...

If you hadn't been in prison,

it would've been different.

Winnie, you got no idea

how much I beat myself up,

how many mistakes
I made as a father.

Rudy...

He was a victim, you know.
Like, he had cancer.

You cannot blame me.

And you gotta stop
blaming yourself.

You're all
I got left, honey.

Nothing else

matters.

I cannot make it right again,
but I can make things better.

I'm your dad.

And whatever you say
till the day that I die,

you're my gal.

You're the only one.

You're my baby.

Please.

Winnie,
just try to forgive me.

Dad.

It's done, Doc.

Look, you're an older guy,
so I don't want you to have a heart attack.

But Bretton James just said
we're gonna get a $100 million!

DR. MASTERS:
Are you serious, my boy?

Yes!

Bretton says
the Chinese are close!

But look, you get some sleep,
all right? You deserve it.

Thank you, Jacob.

I'll talk to you soon.

There is carnage
on Wall Street.

The shares of the major
financial stocks plummeting.

It's triggering a major sell-off in the markets.

The damage, widespread.

The NASDAQ's plunging.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average is plunging,

and oil is plunging.

Literally a 180 points
just added to the decline.

You can hear
the hollering on the floor.

We're down 260,
literally in a split second.

Right now,
the Dow Jones Industrial Average

is now 500 points
on the decline.

The headline of the new housing report is grim

that this is
shaping up to be the worst

real estate market
in a generation.

We are now at
the highest point there, 724.

That was the biggest loss
we've seen today.

We're now in
historic territory.

Investors are getting
their heads handed to them

as another US banking
institution nears collapse.

The President's Working Group is
going into emergency meetings

with the Secretary
of the Treasury

and the Federal
Reserve Board.

The President's Chief of Staff
is calling back in an hour.

He's with the President.

And he's going to want to know
what I think we should do.

This isn't
Keller Zabel, Bill.

This is too big to fail.

This is just
an insane situation.

This is now.

There's about 70-plus trillion out
there in credit default swaps

held by roughly 17 banks.

And we do not know
where the bottom is.

How much are
you guys thinking?

At least five.

I think six.

Bill, I frankly think
Harry and Charlie are low.

I think we're
talking seven, eight.

Hundred billion?

Selling this to Congress
is the problem.

They're going to want to know
where the money's going.

They'll jawbone
this to death.

Scare them.
- How?

Tell them the truth.

The government's got to
restore confidence.

If we don't stop the bleeding,
in three days,

half the banks in this room
are out of business.

And in five days,
we're all gone.

You men realize
what you've done here?

You are asking for
the biggest bailout

in the history
of this country.

You're talking
nationalization, Bretton.

Socialism.

I have fought it all my life.

And if we don't get it, Bill,

there won't be any history.

Music stops.

Ball's over.

Julie?

1929.

It'll get worse now,
because it'll go faster.

Money markets will dry up around
the world by the end of the week.

ATMs will stop
spitting bills.

Federal Deposit
Insurance will collapse.

Banks will close.

Mobs, panic.

It's going to be
the end of the world, Bill.

See?

Huh!

All right, boys.

You'll hear from us tonight.

What is going to
happen here?

Does government
have to get involved?

Are we potentially at a point
where we might actually lose

the financial system
as we know it?

If the government
doesn 't get involved,

there is a risk of
a global meltdown

of the global
financial system.

This is
a financial crisis,

and anyone who doesn 't admit
that is just kidding themselves.

We've seen something like this.
- Polly, I disagree.

You've gotta get the government
to say no in a situation like this.

True capitalism is about disaster and correction.

It's a natural cycle.

Without it,
you create all kinds

of artificial anomalies
in the market.

But if we don 't
fix this now,

you're going to have...

This is something this country
hasn 't experienced before.

It's an economic Pearl Harbor.

We got to figure out some way
to put the fire out.

And that means government...

Your father
predicted this.

When I was little,

I'd hear my dad in the kitchen late at night.

His case was on appeal.

I'd go and sit with him.
We'd eat ice cream.

I never knew him
as a peaceful person.

It always scared me.

This is scary.

What's going to happen?

It'll be the end.

Well, that's unacceptable.

Why?

Because I'm pregnant, Jake.

You're pregnant?
Yeah.

When the lake's on fire

That's fantastic.

With all the world's desires

Compact, relaxed

Intact, give thanks

I'm counting
all the possibilities

And we are talking
on the S&P 500

a loss of almost
eight percent in one day,

surpassing
September 1 7th, 2001.

That's the day markets opened
after the attacks of 9/11.

...Iast night on Wall Street

and swept through Japan, China,
India and Europe

after one of the worst days on global
stock markets in modern times.

They said your office.

It's too depressing today.
This is my other office.

This might be dangerous.
Think you can keep up?

World's crashing anyway.
We'll see, right?

That's not bad, Jake.

Though I think they might
have given you the faster bike.

I'm sure
that's what it was.

You know,

I've always believed
that a man should have,

at one time or another
in his life,

both a mentor
and a protege.

Who's yours?

The man who brought me
into Churchill Schwartz.

Bill Clark at Treasury.

He's been a good friend to us during this crisis.

You got the makings
of a leader, Jake.

I just want you to know,
there's no hard feelings on this.

No one's going to lose.

With Clark in,
I think we're in good shape.

You got a great future.

I don't understand.

Didn't you read this morning's
capital breakdown?

No, I came right up to the roof.
Why? What happened?

Look, the Chinese money,
it's going to Babaco Solar.

What?
We took another look

and we just don't
think United Fusion

is ever gonna
achieve what they claim.

Babaco needs this money to
build these three fabrications...

You might as well
just burn the money, Bretton.

You told me, I told Dr.
Masters. He's expecting it.

The decision's been made.

Unless you
want it to die.

Of course.

Seawater is in a lot more supply than crude.
Right, Bretton?

You an idealist
or a capitalist, Jacob?

I'm a realist.

You're a real
piece of work, Bretton.

You're giving the money to
Babaco because it's a hustle.

It's all inside.
That's why your oil companies are safe, right?

The mentor-protege
relationship

is not emotional
over anything.

I thought you might be a good addition
to the Churchill Schwartz team.

Am I mistaken?
Let me tell you something, Bretton.

You are not my mentor.
Lou Zabel was.

And whether you
admit it or not,

your raid destroyed Zabel
and forced him to suicide.

So you may talk about moral hazard.
You are the moral hazard.

You are the worst kind of toxic
debt this system's polluted with.

Is this a threat?

Absolutely.

This is so disappointing.

I really saw
so much in you, Jacob.

You should look in the mirror first.
See yourself.

It might scare you, Bretton.

Consider the motorcycle
part of your severance.

Fuck you, Bretton!

- Here you are.
- Thanks a lot.

Hi. For Elise.

""For Elise.""

And can I ask you
a question, Mr. Gekko?

Certainly, Elise.

What exactly is
""moral hazard""?

He screwed me.

Excuse me?

Shocker.

He saw that fusion was actually possible,
so he killed it.

Well, that's a little
far-fetched.

But then, these days,
anything is possible.

Well, I quit, Gordon.

That's really going to help.
I'll see you outside in 15 minutes.

Moral hazard,
that's when somebody

takes your money and is not responsible for it.

This guy James,
he must walk between raindrops.

He's a monkey
dancing on a razorblade.

Not only did he start the rumors at
Zabel to get your bank for peanuts,

the guy was trading for his own
account in this Locust Fund.

He was?
He was.

And he was betting against the
market that he was making.

But the kicker is,
so was his firm.

Churchill Schwartz
was shorting sub-primes?

Yeah, for the last two years
they've been hedging.

Not just sub-primes.
Primes, indexes, the whole thing.

But they knew
this home loan fantasy

was going to
collapse the market.

And when they did,
they got the Feds

to bail out their bad insurance swaps,
a 100 cents on the dollar.

I mean, talk about an evil empire.
This puts me to shame.

And I'm small-time
compared to these crooks.

The system is insolvent if no
one knows what to do next

except repeat the insanity
till the next bubble blows.

That'll be the one.
The big one.

The tipping point,
just like the tulip.

We could still go after James on this.
Just bring it all out.

Easy, Trigger.

Media is not going to get in the
way of Churchill or the government.

They want their profits
just like the rest of us.

It's unethical,
but it's not illegal.

When everyone's running for the lifeboats,
who's going to care?

Maybe some little
leftist website?

Your daughter will run it.
It'll get some play.

Look, Bretton is not an enemy a
kid like you wants to have for life.

Just get out
of this racket.

Settle down with Winnie.
Live a happy life somewhere.

What?

Well, you know,
she's got enough money.

What do you mean?
You're smart.

You'll come up with another way to slice bread.

What money?

My money.

Stop playing it dumb,
will you, Jake? I know you know.

Know what?

Are you telling me that you're not the only one

in this relationship
keeping a secret?

Hold on a second.
What money, Gordon?

Switzerland.

How much?

It's close to
$100 million by now.

What do you say
we split a cab?

I set it up as a Swiss account
in the '80s before all the trouble.

Hey, chief.

Look, I'll pay you extra.
Just slow down.

Can you... Can you...

When she was 18,
I told her she would come into it all

when she turned 25.

And she agreed to stake me
when I got out.

Then Rudy died,
and she reneged.

She never visited me again.

She told me
she had a small trust

from you and her mom,
but she didn't care anything about it.

She was going to give it to
charity when she was 25.

Well, it's easy for her to say.
She never earned it.

And now you want it
for your fusion delusion.

But it's a trust. I mean,
she couldn't break into it

before she was 25 anyway.

Are you as dumb as you sound?
Anything can be revoked.

They don't got trusts in Switzerland.
It's an account, that's all.

I know the bank well.
They'll work with me.

But you still need
her signature, of course.

When it comes to money, sport,
your eyes suddenly shine, just like mine.

Great!
Saved another life, huh?

Asshole!

Are you crazy?
You want to die? Huh?

How do we do this?

She goes with you
to Switzerland,

she signs the account
over to your control

then you give me the money and
I'll get it to the States for you.

You mean launder it?

Look, pal,
you want the IRS on Winnie?

Because you damn well know she
is complicit and seriously liable.

All right?
You want the money?

Hi. How are you?
Hi.

Can I talk to you
for a second?

Yeah.
I'll be back in a sec.

Why didn't you tell me
about the $100 million?

How did you find...
How did you find out in the first place?

Did you talk to my father?

I found out because Churchill
Schwartz's international trading desk

handles some of the money,
and your name came up,

along with Gordon Gekko.

I never considered it mine. I was 14.
I was a minor when he set it up.

Yeah, but you didn't do anything with the money

when you turned
into a major, did you?

I was going to give it to charity.
Really?

What were you gonna do,
launder the money yourself, Winnie?

What was your plan?

I didn't think about it.

You didn't think about it?
It was my father's money.

You know how he got it.
No, you're wrong. It's your money.

It's $100 million
of your money.

Do you know
what that means?

That's five years in jail.
You're gonna get busted with him for tax fraud.

This is serious, Winnie.

You could do something good
with this money.

This is more than
just charity, Winn.

You might want to wipe some
of the drool off your face, Jake.

Winnie,
if it wasn't important,

I'd totally understand,
but it is.

You know that
fusion just might work.

I know it sounds
like Star Wars, love,

but if it weren't
for crazy people

who thought
these crazy things

then where would we be
in this world? Nowhere.

Huh?

Winnie, Dr. Masters is a genius.
He's a pioneer.

They might just solve this thing.
It could change the world.

Yeah, okay. Is this about changing
the world or making money?

Because you come into my office,
pitching to me.

You sound like
a Wall Street guy.

Hold on for a second!
I am a Wall Street guy.

I am and I'm good at this.

And I believe in this.
And you know that I do.

What do you wanna do,
just report the news for the rest of your life

or do you want to make the news?
This is your opportunity.

It's your chance to shine.

To be Captain America.

This is the most charitable
you could ever be in your life!

You honestly believe in this?

Let's say I could...

Let's say I could get the money
now, hypothetically, right?

Not that you care
about the money.

But let's say I could take out a loan against it,

minimize your risk
as much as possible.

Would you
do this for me, Winn?

Would you do this for me?

Very well, Miss Gekko.

We will have
your father co-sign

and we will see to it that
the funds are transferred.

Thank you.
Danke schon, Miss Gekko.

Mr. Moore.
Yes?

Mr.
Gekko asked that you call him in New York

as soon as
this meeting is over.

Thank you.

So I'll take care of the rest of this.
You go back to the hotel.

All right.
I just got the confirmation.

We're on the direct flight to
New York in the morning.

Great.

Great news on the loft.
Oh, yeah?

Yeah, I got a buyer.
So one less thing in our lives, right?

I kind of
like the feeling.

Yeah, so do I.

I'll see you over there.

Okay.

Hey, anyone can
figure out life

when you're
looking back on it.

But we got to live it going forward.
Right, Jakie?

Besides, four-and-a-half is great in this market.

Yeah, except I
owe six to the bank.

When do I have to
be out of here?

You got three months more.

By the way, I had to
throw in the furniture.

What there was of it.

Did you want me to have
a yard sale here for you?

Here. Take it.
Here's your pen.

Jake...

Dolores was just leaving.

Oh.

Hello to you, too, honey.
Don't forget. Three months, honey.

Mmm-hmm.

Bastards changed the locks.

You weren't
servicing the loans, Ma.

Well, they lied to me.

They told me they were
going to give me more time.

Well, they're not, okay?
They're panicking. Everyone is panicking.

They're gonna
throw it in the market

and take what they
can get for it, Ma.

But it's
not even finished yet.

And that's not all. Look.

It's the other
properties, Mom.

No, but they said they were
gonna give me a little more time.

And all I need
is a 110 grand,

and then that way,
I can keep all three properties in play.

I know you have it, Jake.
I don't have it, Mom.

You have it, Jacob.
I don't have it,

and I wouldn't give it to you if I did have it.

What am I
supposed to do?

You know what
moral hazard is, Ma?

You know what that means?
No.

It means that once you get bailed out,
what's to stop you

from taking another shot?

But I...

I'm in trouble, Mom.
I am in trouble right now.

I'm taking a huge hit
on the loft,

I just sold my bike
for nothing

and now, again,
I'm writing you a check, Mom. Oh.

It's ridiculous.

This is $30,000
that I barely have.

But that's not enough, honey.
Ma, I love you,

but I cannot keep hemorrhaging
money for your insanity.

What you need to do is you
need to go back to Henry.

You need to get
another job, okay?

But this is my job. I have a job.
What do you... Oh, my God.

You mean like
a real job with a boss?

Yes, a real job.

I'm too old to get a...
I'm sorry, Ma,

you got to
start at some point.

You got to start now.
I can't keep carrying you forever.

You're not the only one
who's in trouble, Ma. Please.

Hello?

DR. MASTERS: Hey, Jake.
We have a problem.

Go ahead.

I don't know what happened.
My CFO says the money hasn't arrived yet.

Yeah, but it was
sent yesterday.

It should have been there before
the Fedwire closed at 6:00.

Well, maybe there's been some sort of mistake.
It was a large amount.

Okay, just sit tight.

All right?

Jesus.

A few days?
In this city that's nothing.

Mr. Gekko is good tenant.

I appreciate it.

A fisherman always sees
another fisherman from afar.

Winnie's all I got left.
You understand that?

How much?

Close to $100 million
by now.

Don't go back in there, Jake.

This is who he is.

I did tell you, Jake.

I did warn you.

I lied to you, Winnie.

I've been in contact with your
father behind your back.

After we saw him
at the dinner,

before you
gave me the money.

Why?

Because I thought it was the best thing for you,
you know. For us.

I just wanted to...

You're like him.

I'm sorry.
I'm sorry, Winnie.

I'll make it up to you.
I promise I'll get the money back.

I don't care about the money, Jake!
This is not about the money.

This is about you and me,
and we are not good anymore.

Winn, we are good.
Come on.

We are good.

Come on, Winn.
We're good.

No.

We're supposed to make each other feel safe.

Otherwise,
what's the point?

It's gone, Jake.

It's not.
Please don't.

Take it.

Come on, Winn.

Please go.

Please.

Go.

I'm sorry.

China, India, Brazil.
Silver, oil, copper, I want to own it all.

Buy me Churchill Schwartz,

and get me updates
on the other financials.

I'm looking for deals.
Only good deals.

Just ride the trends.
Just don't try too hard for the turns.

It's just like
the old days, Bobby.

What do you feel about
California municipals, Gordon?

No way.
California has made more mistakes

than Yogi Berra
reciting Shakespeare.

Right now,
it is ugly times ugly.

And that's when
the ugly get going.

You tell them for me, babe,
Gordon Gekko is back.

I'm looking for
distressed securities.

I'm trying to
get a hold of them

before the government does.
You got that?

Okay.

Here you are, Mr. Gekko.

Nice, Harry.

Well, then, Alex,
you tell the Treasury Department for me

that I'm willing to stand on
the other side of their auction.

Not too tight under the arms,
Mr. Gekko?

Jesus Christ.

I tell you,
the government's worse than a wife.

They got all the power,
they got half the money.

Now they're working
on getting the other half.

Hey, hey, stay positive, pal.

Most people, they lose,
they whine and quit.

But you got to
be there for the turns.

Everybody's got good luck,
everybody's got bad luck.

Don't run when you lose.
Don't whine when it hurts.

It's like
the first grade, Jerry.

Nobody likes a crybaby.

Whooshing sound.

I'll take four of these.

Feels good to be
back on top, huh?

Hey, champ.
What brings you to London?

You, Gordo.

You want to make
one last trade?

Well, that depends.

Did you ever really want
to reconcile with her?

I'm human.

Then why did you do it?

Well, it's
the same answer.

Look, I told you before,
Winnie was gonna stake me when I got out.

You remember,
she reneged.

Sure, she did.

It makes you feel better about
stealing from your own blood,

doesn't it?

Every thief has some excuse.

Hey, don't you
act so superior, kid.

They took 122 thousand hours
of my life for a victimless crime.

I ate my bitterness
every goddamn day.

And when I got out,
who was waiting for me?

Nobody!

Not even my own daughter.

I thought Bretton was slime
until I met you.

I just never believed that a man
would sell out his own daughter.

You die your way, I'll die mine.
Get the hell out of here.

You know,
she left me, Gordon.

Yeah?

I'm sorry about that.

Yeah? I bet you are.

You left it all in ruins.

But no matter how much money you make,
you'll never be rich.

See, that's what you never got, kid.
It's not about the money.

It's about the game.
The game between people.

And that's all it is.

Speaking of,

what's the trade?

You give back the principal to Winnie.
The $100 million.

And what do I
get in return?

Put this in.

That's your grandson.

You said,
""The most valuable commodity I know is time.""

You're looking at time.

Not money.

This is time, Gordon.

I'm sorry, Jake,
but this is simply a trade I cannot make.

You're a sad man, Gordon.

You really want to get this site on the map?

You break this story.
It'll take some time, but it'll spread.

It's the single greatest transfer
of wealth in American history

from Main Street to Wall Street,
and it's all true.

And it will happen again because people
like you and me want to be lied to.

We like bedtime stories.

I miss you like crazy,
and I love you, baby, and I'm sorry.

Bretton James, the rumor is that
he was shorting Keller Zabel stock

before he ended
up acquiring it.

Why would he do that?
This is the rock star of Wall Street.

Did you hear
about Bretton James?

CNBC will say he's hedging,
but if you ask me it's a fraud.

It's a tiny website.
Who cares?

Gekko's daughter and that
smartass kid I fired, Moore.

What is this about
the rumor that led

to Louis Zabel
committing suicide?

Well, shorting his own company,
you can't bust him for that.

But they can get him for
running false rumors on Zabel,

that's serious.

It's gone viral, Bretton.

Bloomberg has
a summary out on it.

Reuters is
playing the story big.

It's become legitimate.
Congress is next.

This bank is bigger
than you, Bretton.

We know there's nothing illegal here, Jimmy.

Jack?

Julie...

Are you stupid or what?

Trading for your account
in your position?

You pigged out, kid.
You were making a fortune here.

What the hell is
wrong with you?

Come on.

So I double-dipped.

Who hasn't?

Now, in your time,
you must have done some things.

You're retiring, Julie.

Why don't you step up
in front of this?

You can afford it.

I can still run this place

and make you more money
than you ever dreamed.

We both know that's not going to happen, kid.

Julie.

Think about this, please.

You look for the birds.

They're going to help you,
those birds. You'll see. Good luck.

I think I waited too long

I'm moving into the dollhouse

Some days we exercise

Some days we harmonize

Look away, look away
Look away, oh, yeah

I don't wanna sound like a rooster
taking credit for the dawn,

but turning $100 million
into $1. 1 billion

in this market,
takes some brains, right?

My guys are good.

And it's no wonder our new
fund is over-subscribed.

But for you,
I'm gonna initiate a third fund.

Because, frankly, Julie,
I couldn't be more excited about this.

To finally be in business
with you and your firm.

And us with you, Gekko.

Yeah.

What is
the definition of insanity?

It's doing the same thing
over and over

and expecting
a different result.

By that standard,
most of us are insane.

But not at the same time.

And on that basis we trust.

But can this
way of life endure

if more and more people
are insane at the same time?

It becomes,
as Gordon said, "Systemic."

Like cancer.

What happens then?

Like I said,

the mother of all bubbles
was the Cambrian Explosion.

And it happened by chance
over 500 million years ago.

Louis Zabel, Bretton?

Tell us about Louis Zabel.

Come on. Come on.

No!

Scientists will tell you
it was unprecedented,

it happened in a flash.

And from it,

suddenly the world had
millions of new species.

I'd love a coffee.
So be in, like, 10.

And from that...
Where are you going?

...was born us.

Look at you!

The human race.

Mr. Schwartz,
I hear you are leaving us.

No, that won't be
soon enough.

Oh. Have you thought about
a timeshare in Florida?

I could hook you up in Boca.

Sit down, Mr. James.

Now, in that sense,
bubbles are evolutionary.

This is only
a preliminary proceeding.

But I want you to know
you're under investigation

on accusations of tax evasion
and stock manipulation

through, among others,
an entity called Locust Fund.

Although, I want to first get
to the matter of Louis Zabel.

I see here that you cooperated with this office

and with the federal
authorities in 1988

when the investigations
of one Gordon Gekko began.

They kill excess.

They lean out the herd.

But they never die.

They just come back
in different forms.

When they burst,

they give birth to a new day.

Always creating change.

Can I carry that?

You're not sleeping either?

He woke me up last night.

Yeah.

Can I?

Yeah.

There?

Yeah.

I just got off the phone
with Dr. Masters.

Oh, yeah?
Yeah.

Very happy man.

Renewed interests
from investors.

Because of your story.

So, thank you.

I miss you, Winnie.

I miss you.

I don't know how to fix this.

Neither do I.

It's different now.

What can I do?
I mean, I...

Nothing.

Nothing.

Thank you.

Good night.
Good night.

Where are you two going?

What, nobody around here
believes in comebacks?

Winn, I owe you something.

I don't want it.
I never did.

No, I figured that.

But, you know,
when choosing between two evils,

I like to try the one
that I haven't tried before.

So I deposited
a check of $100 million

made out to United Fusion.

From some offshore fund
no one needs to know about.

Wouldn't you say green
is the new bubble, Jake?

You two make a nice couple.

You know,
Winn, human beings,

we got to give them a break.

We're all mixed bags.

But

my grandson,

and you...

And maybe, you know,
you'll let me be a father again.

The dimming of the light
makes the picture clearer

It's just an old photograph

There's nothing to hide

And we'll
mix our lives together

Every hand

Goes searching for its partner

In crime

Connecting

To every living soul

I'm looking for a home

Where the wheels are turning

Home
Why I keep returning

Home
Will infect what ever you do

Home
With the neighbors fighting

Home
Always so exciting

Home Were my parents telling the truth?

What's the matter with you guys?
Come on, what's the matter?

You guys are like the last
two on a ship that is sinking.

That's pretty.

Isn't that
a Cracker Jack box ring?

Home
With our bodies touching

Home
And the cameras watching

Home Comes to life from out of the blue

Home
is where I want to be

Pick me up and turn me round

I feel numb
Born with a weak heart

I guess I must be having fun

The less we say about it
the better

Make it up as we go along

Feet on the ground
Head in the sky

It's okay
I know nothing's wrong

Nothing

Hi, yo
I got plenty of time

Hi, yo
You got light in your eyes

And you're standing here
beside me

I love the passing of time

Never for money
Always for love

Cover up and say good night

Say good night

Home
is where I want to be

But I guess I'm already there

I come home
She lifted up her wings

Guess that
this must be the place

I can't tell one from another

Did I find you
or you find me?

There was a time
before we were born

If someone asks
This is where I'll be

Where I'll be

Hi, yo
We drift in and out

Hi, yo
Sing into my mouth

Out of all
those kinds of people

You got a face with a view

I'm just an animal
looking for a home

Share the same space
for a minute or two

And you love me
till my heart stops

Love me till I'm dead

Eyes that light up
Eyes look through you

Cover up the blank spots

Hit me on the head

Ooh

Home is where I want to be

Pick me up and turn me round

I feel numb
Born with a weak heart

I guess I must be having fun

The less we say about it
the better

Make it up as we go along

Feet on the ground
Head in the sky

It's okay
I know nothing's wrong

Nothing

Hi, yo
I got plenty of time

Hi, yo
You got light in your eyes

And you're standing
here beside me

I love the passing of time

Never for money
Always for love

Cover up and say good night

Say good night.