Full Interview: Former Renault-Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn | CNBC International

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  • Опубликовано: 23 ноя 2024

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  • @diogocoelho5947
    @diogocoelho5947 2 года назад +61

    What a grest interview. Carlos is a genius and clearly states his point. The quality of the journalist also helped a lot to pass a clear message.

    • @SonhosPodemMudarDestino
      @SonhosPodemMudarDestino 2 года назад

      Com certeza

    • @Embargoman
      @Embargoman 2 месяца назад

      He will say that Trump turn the US government similar to Japan once he decides to become the CEO of Boeing.

  • @sakurakou2009
    @sakurakou2009 2 года назад +38

    this man is national treasure , hope Lebanon goverment can get help from such man he is so smart

  • @marklee8512
    @marklee8512 Год назад +25

    We can see a person's character from the way he speaks, his expressions, his body language, etc. Go, Carlos! Prove to the world of your innocent and regain your reputation, which to some people is more valuable than life!

  • @FrancescoMarelli84
    @FrancescoMarelli84 2 года назад +50

    Superb interview. Learned about car industry, Lebanon and leadership qualities. It was like a mini masterclass.

  • @marcuswhite1403
    @marcuswhite1403 2 года назад +16

    Very smart man. Never got a chance to actually meet him when I worked at Nissan, but saw him many times when he came to visit.

  • @GORO911
    @GORO911 Год назад +49

    The fact that he is still appearing in interviews only to clear his name even though he is not in danger anymore confirms his innocence from the Japanese charges for me.

    • @m7dtbh580
      @m7dtbh580 Год назад +4

      The fact that the Japanese didn't reply with a single word on him expect things like "respect the justice and go back to Japan" proves he is innocent even more

  • @B-Man-69
    @B-Man-69 2 года назад +49

    Carlos will always be a legend.

  • @parveshv.merchant9806
    @parveshv.merchant9806 2 года назад +36

    A great interview. Both of them are outstanding and Carlos speaks to the heart.

  • @omarthecostar
    @omarthecostar 2 года назад +28

    Great interview and props to Ghosn for taking everything and still having the will to move forward. He is a strong man for speaking openly about these topics

  • @bofat6978
    @bofat6978 2 года назад +10

    Very smart guy and has enough money he never has to do anything unless he wants to.

  • @yehyenaaman5082
    @yehyenaaman5082 2 года назад +24

    I believe Japan & France should appreciate what he had achieved to Nissan & Renault.

  • @olemisuria9115
    @olemisuria9115 2 года назад +8

    That would be fun if this guy was to become Lebanon’s president. Never underestimate the power of loosing face.

  • @BadDogSnickers
    @BadDogSnickers 2 года назад +50

    I remember joining MWC conference and Carlos Ghosn speaking about the Leaf being the highest selling EV at the time. He was a strong and outspoken EV believer and supporter even as far back as very early 2010s.

    • @lanzer22
      @lanzer22 2 года назад +8

      And Nissan completely stopped advancing their EV technology after he was ousted. The 10 years following the first Leaf the underlying technology stayed the same as others leap frog Nissan. What a shame.

    • @michaelc.1588
      @michaelc.1588 2 года назад

      YES AND HES AN OUTSPOKEN THEIF
      🤑

  • @61zoom61
    @61zoom61 Год назад +9

    Great man. Sounds to me he should be the man to restructure his homeland.

  • @MauriceJ-s6z
    @MauriceJ-s6z Год назад +13

    Carlos Ghosn an absolute legend in my books

  • @imyeg6
    @imyeg6 2 года назад +48

    Fabulous interview! Keeping fighting Carlos :) - We need more of these business leaders!

    • @saintstales4108
      @saintstales4108 2 года назад

      No thanks he a corrupt MF! 😂🤣 Don't be fooled by people wearing suits. 😂

  • @pierre-yvesguerin4827
    @pierre-yvesguerin4827 2 года назад +8

    The most inteligent man on the planet

  • @michaelkim3432
    @michaelkim3432 2 года назад +30

    So glad to see that Carlos Ghosn is able to still get his message out to share with the world. What happened to him was a crime. Only a man as smart and as shrewd as Ghosn could've orchestrated his escape from unjust persecution by the Japanese. Carlos - cheers to you! You accomplished so much and I for one am so glad that you are able to live a good life in Lebanon!

    • @DKK
      @DKK 2 года назад

      He’s a crook, f him

  • @mohamedbelmekki9082
    @mohamedbelmekki9082 Год назад +3

    Je suis un algérien et je soutiens profondément Carlos Ghosn !!!

  • @deepdude4719
    @deepdude4719 2 года назад +41

    Carlos is clearly at his core a civil servant. He is serving the public not exactly himself. He has an aura of employee rather than an emperor. So please people come on! He is not stupid. He wants to be remunarated, financially compensated. It is his right.

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    • @mmenmg
      @mmenmg 2 года назад +3

      Do you think it's normal he uses Nissan's money to buy himself a yacht??
      And what about the house in beirut where he used to claim it's a company property? He should give it back!

    • @justsomeguywithamoustachea2712
      @justsomeguywithamoustachea2712 2 года назад +9

      @@mmenmg u mean he uses his hard earned money from being the ceo of 3 companies at once

    • @mmenmg
      @mmenmg 2 года назад

      @@justsomeguywithamoustachea2712 "hard earned", and yet secretly hiding under fake offshore companies where the end beneficiary is his.. SON!
      You are so naive and if you are lebanese, then you deserve the shitty situation in your country - all those "smart" corrupt politicians have destroyed it!!

    • @miasam9666
      @miasam9666 2 года назад

      @@justsomeguywithamoustachea2712 hard earned stolen money? You lebanese people have no moral compass when it comes to money.

  • @TheMightyKingzuru
    @TheMightyKingzuru 2 года назад +17

    Imagine such a rare brilliant mind being locked in jail for life with hard seasoned criminals simply because he threw a corporate lavish party.

    • @TendaiHove-y4e
      @TendaiHove-y4e 9 месяцев назад +1

      Which is why I believe this was due to the Japanese ego they. Couldn't stomach the company being taken over/run by the French

  • @Shafeek75.
    @Shafeek75. Год назад +5

    I admire him a lot

  • @alpenroseable
    @alpenroseable Год назад +1

    one of the best interviews with carlos fantastic the interviewer really totally professional i am impressed i love carlos he is so precise and to the point wunderbar nrilliant

  • @lifeisastruggle5517
    @lifeisastruggle5517 2 года назад +11

    Carlos Ghosn realized when he was CEO that the market was moving towards electric power and that Elon Musk was right and Carlos wanted to go all electric with Renault-Nissan but they were affraid of going all electric and got rid of Carlos.

    • @Chris-fo9rf
      @Chris-fo9rf 2 года назад +6

      The move to EV has been known for over a decade… If you think that was the sole reason for going through the lengths that they did to prosecute him, you should stick to lifting.

    • @miasam9666
      @miasam9666 2 года назад

      Why spew lies? The man was corrupt he was stealing money under the table

  • @prhasn
    @prhasn 2 года назад +27

    A brilliant mind. The world needs more freedom and justice.

    • @mmenmg
      @mmenmg 2 года назад

      A corrupt mind i would say. No wonder arab countries are so fucked up!

  • @MrMusic55123
    @MrMusic55123 2 года назад +1

    My Nissan needed a starter replacement, how about that ?

  • @EngineerDJ_Julius
    @EngineerDJ_Julius Год назад +1

    I look forward to hearing about the huge lawsuit against Nissan and Renault

  • @kunkyimalampa9448
    @kunkyimalampa9448 2 года назад +39

    Hope the justice will be served to you before too long. You're a courageous and super inspirational business leader. Good luck with you!

    • @PhonkEcho
      @PhonkEcho 2 года назад

      Japanese justice system is crazy corrupt. Once they set their sights on you, the confession rate is over 95%. And hold you for months without formal trial or charges

    • @alainportant6412
      @alainportant6412 2 года назад

      oompa loompa

    • @beyondthestars4299
      @beyondthestars4299 Год назад

      Ur gov was racist to him

  • @bharathrossi
    @bharathrossi 2 года назад +32

    It’s a difficult conjecture for me.
    I loved Ghosn for actively supporting and bringing out the GTR.
    I despised Ghosn for cutting costs for volume cars and making them cheaper built(especially those unreliable CVTs)
    I loved Ghosn for keeping the leaf project alive(The only better option then). G-Wiz was so unsafe!
    I despised Ghosn for merging Renault-Nissan with Mitsubishi.
    Looking back. All the things I loved above have lost money for the alliance. While all the things I despised have kept the companies afloat. Hell, even profitable.
    We have all seen CEOs do a lot worse and get away with it.
    Question though is… Let’s say Ghosn did underreport his compensation and that he did buy/use company property and resources for his personal benefit. Does the above outweigh all the things he has done to keep the alliance profitable and stock holders happy?
    I definitely DO NOT think so….
    This is just an Automotive Engineer venting out his frustrations. All opinions are my own and do not reflect the views of the organization(s) I work for.

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    • @khaledb6580
      @khaledb6580 2 года назад +11

      That is not the real question, the real questions are "Why have they decided to prosecute and charge him for something so small that could have been solved in board meeting?" , "And why did they do it now?"...if you follow these trails you will find the real answers to the real questions

    • @abs2fast2furios
      @abs2fast2furios 2 года назад +10

      Even if said charges are true, the way the Japanese went about prosecuting him is absolutely despicable

    • @miasam9666
      @miasam9666 2 года назад +4

      Stealing a cent is the same as stealing a billion. A thief is a thief and when he has the change he will embezzle more

    • @ranjithpowell6791
      @ranjithpowell6791 2 года назад +1

      He brought more plastic into Nissans and started the slow decline of the Nissan Patrol Safari. For this I despise him.

  • @Zenfix1
    @Zenfix1 Год назад +1

    Worry does not empty tomorrow of its sorrow. It empties today of its strength. ⭐

  • @carlosgudinoplasencia9146
    @carlosgudinoplasencia9146 2 года назад +2

    Great interview, I'm with you Mr. Ghosn!!, by the way, beautiful interviewer!!

  • @diegoyuiop
    @diegoyuiop 2 года назад +2

    Why doesn't he go to Brazil? As a Brazilian citizen he can't be extradited according to the constitution. Is it the same in Lebanon?

    • @sami23alarabi
      @sami23alarabi 2 года назад +1

      Yes, I think it's the same in Lebanon.

    • @diegoyuiop
      @diegoyuiop 2 года назад

      @@sami23alarabi that explains

  • @navneetnarayanan2177
    @navneetnarayanan2177 Год назад +3

    This guy did a 'Catch me if you can' with the Japanese. Guilty or innocent, the legendariness of this man can't be denied.

  • @larsthorwald3338
    @larsthorwald3338 2 года назад +8

    The Japanese legal system is completely bizarre. I don't blame this guy at all for dodging it.

  • @MisterMister5893
    @MisterMister5893 2 года назад +2

    Where is he hiding?

  • @bobl1769
    @bobl1769 2 года назад +10

    Good man, didn’t deserve what was, and is being, done to him. Neither Nissan nor Renault deserve our business.

  • @houghtonstreet3392
    @houghtonstreet3392 2 года назад +27

    Japan Is like China and Russia, you are guilty at time of arrest and you have to prove your own innocence...what a joke

    • @KMuse99
      @KMuse99 2 года назад +8

      You mean like how the West treated Julian Assange?

    • @user-wr9lh4ly1n
      @user-wr9lh4ly1n 2 года назад

      you're a joke. Japan never said he is guilty. Even USA does the same method when they investigate suspects it's the method a lot of investigators take. "you did this didn't you? We know u did this so tell us from your mouth" ever heard this?

    • @KarimAkors
      @KarimAkors 2 года назад +5

      jep true, in japan they can legal interrogate you 3weeks long without your lawyor presents..of course you confess to anything sooner or later.

    • @geoffbeach7165
      @geoffbeach7165 2 года назад

      @@KMuse99 I'm not aware of Carlos ever being charged with rape.

    • @KMuse99
      @KMuse99 2 года назад

      @@geoffbeach7165 It was an accusation he was never charged. All cases were dropped. Nice try.

  • @adrianacanavati8212
    @adrianacanavati8212 Год назад +3

    That guy is a very smart guy

  • @ABHIGmafia
    @ABHIGmafia 2 года назад +6

    I really like the interviewer

  • @deepdude4719
    @deepdude4719 2 года назад +26

    Scaping Japan was so clever. He had a clear understanding of Japan. Carlos had fantastic support team around him and that is what I call to be lucky.

    • @荒井まめ-m6e
      @荒井まめ-m6e 2 года назад

      The French prosecutor's office has issued an interpol notice.

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    • @miasam9666
      @miasam9666 2 года назад

      @@荒井まめ-m6e he won’t leave his shithole country. He’s safe in Lebanon he bribed the corrupt puppet lebanese president

  • @aymansalameh3701
    @aymansalameh3701 2 года назад +18

    Had Carlos Ghosn remained in his position, Nissan and Renault would've been competing with Tesla

  • @charleschaimkohl
    @charleschaimkohl 2 года назад +11

    I respect Carlos he seems really intelligent, I hope he gets a fear trial

  • @Colmleft
    @Colmleft 2 года назад +45

    This interview is absolutely epic! Ghosn’s command is seismic. The interviewer is no hack, believe it or not. Her delivery shifts gears faster than a one armed man in a bra factory.

    • @renomontenegro7862
      @renomontenegro7862 2 года назад +8

      This comment is in high gear. I didn't get it, I'm in low gear!

    • @khaledb6580
      @khaledb6580 2 года назад +4

      And she has asked all the relevant questions from geo-politics to world economics, automobile industry, Lebanon situation and Ghosn's personal situation. She was outstanding!

  • @Saudifella
    @Saudifella 2 года назад +1

    What is the common thing between jose mourinho and Carlos Ghosn ?

  • @maximme
    @maximme Год назад +1

    for people talking about RULE OF LAW,
    US is strangely silent on this case.
    This is a clear violation of human rights, respect for human dignity and Code of Conduct of a state.

  • @gosonvli4301
    @gosonvli4301 2 года назад +13

    Carlos Ghosn I always admired you, you are the only person who has achieved success in a logical and realistic way
    He is an authentic person by nature and nothing in this life changes him
    Elon Musk is just a rumor salesman. You are successful. Ironically, he is successful now and you are wanted for justice. We are in a sick time unfortunately. I am very happy when I see you in good health and excellent psychological after all that happened to you from shocks and strong blows
    Carlos, you are a beautiful being in every detail and you are a successful person
    I am loved and lucky that you have a wife and a family that loves you and some loyal friends. I am from Jordan and how much I wish to meet you and learn a lot from you. Thank you Carlos

  • @Colmleft
    @Colmleft 2 года назад +7

    Best analysis of revolutions identified chronologically as agricultural, industrial, informational, to artificial intelligences I’ve ever heard.

  • @drivingschool11
    @drivingschool11 2 года назад +2

    The journalist lost her plot. He said what he did free of complicated questions.

    • @sngs9565
      @sngs9565 2 года назад +1

      Exactly! She only uses ambush journalism for those who disagree with her point of view. Probably, Ghosn was in her good book!

  • @stefangabor5985
    @stefangabor5985 2 года назад +7

    It's more that meets the eye in what he says. When CEO of Renault it's true their profit increases by about 60% but not by being better but rather by laying off employees.
    The other thing he did was he paid the dealers such big bonuses that the dealers were buying the cars themselves without selling any.
    It's not that rosy with this guy and maybe the Japanese have realized that.

  • @nueeardente4240
    @nueeardente4240 2 года назад +1

    I wish some of you would show the same compassion for uneducated car robbers.

  • @slartybartfarst9737
    @slartybartfarst9737 2 года назад +14

    Great interview by Hadley Gamble, allowing Carlos to speak. And the French/Japanese wanted this visionary leader out.........madness.

  • @adrianacanavati8212
    @adrianacanavati8212 Год назад +4

    The French system betrayed him, thank god for his safety

  • @JuanVichannel
    @JuanVichannel 2 года назад +2

    Great interview. Carlos i may you a come back in one of the top car companies leading a transition to the elecric Vehicles. I m sorry of what happened to you in Japan...We need administrators like you in my country. I send you good vibes in your fight

  • @antoniochang4553
    @antoniochang4553 2 года назад +11

    She certainly did not ask the hard questions

    • @bgg3046
      @bgg3046 Год назад

      You mean stupid question.

    • @antoniochang4553
      @antoniochang4553 Год назад

      @@bgg3046 Yes, somehow her questions were tame and you could qualify them as stupid

  • @dylanbhunnoo7061
    @dylanbhunnoo7061 2 года назад +7

    Excellent interview. Thank you.

  • @FromTheHeart2
    @FromTheHeart2 2 года назад +9

    21:35 Great common sense. Well done!

  • @ajamih
    @ajamih 2 года назад +19

    Excellent interview. Very impressed!

  • @tldrinfographics5769
    @tldrinfographics5769 2 года назад +1

    I can’t forgive you for putting all that CVT in Nissan products.

  • @ACEBeantown
    @ACEBeantown 2 года назад +13

    Carlos Ghosn and Greg Kelly are the reason highly educated European and American executive stay away from leadership role in Japan. In this case when you have an genius executive going after the #1 Toyota and the #2 Honda Auto industry in Japan... Shame on France for not fighting for Carlos!

  • @greenlemon5856
    @greenlemon5856 Год назад +3

    This man is a treasure and very genious

  • @razkrat8803
    @razkrat8803 2 года назад +17

    Ms. Gamble did a stellar job in this interview👏!

    • @razkrat8803
      @razkrat8803 2 года назад +1

      @Asad Haider negative. Says Hadley Gamble at the discribtion of the interview..

  • @TA-iq7iy
    @TA-iq7iy 2 года назад +41

    I haven't read all the comments below. But, I really think that Ghosn-san's decisions and actions were right! It was really good for him and I could say that it was the only way for him to survive from the situation no matter any other people say because I am 100% sure that people who complain about his actions don't understand the real Japan which is nearly invisible from most people including many Japaneses and most foreigners. Needless to say, there are no fair judgements in Japan, and I guess he could have mental disorder if he didn't escape from Japan though I have no idea what was happened to him if he was not a famouse person. I am a Japanese and I have been worked in various global companies in Japan standing between Japan and other countries after I lived in US for 10 years. So, I could tell how much Japan is weired and different from other countries and a terrible country. I can tell that Japan is the furtherst country from the global world ,in short. On the other hand, I understand that there are many chances for foreigners to start or run businesses in Japan. But, I really recommend to make sure they have some ways to leave immediately from Japan if something goes wrong or some mothods to be able to get good supports to get out of troubles in Japan. I really hope that Ghosn-san will get the fair justice soon, and I really hope that he will run some businesses or work in some companies because I could tell that he is very smart person and has all necessary skills as management though I don't know his personality. On the other hand, I am very sorry that not only Ghosn-san but also many smart and skillful people are leaving and left from Japan. I hope I could work outside of Japan in the near future.

    • @khaledb6580
      @khaledb6580 2 года назад +3

      Thank you for your honesty, I love Japan but I hate injustice, I hope Japan system will change from the inside

    • @DanielSilva-jj2lz
      @DanielSilva-jj2lz 2 года назад

      @@khaledb6580 you know, it will never change. if it changes all wrongful arrests will have to be compensated. remember the kamikaze planes, japan management goes to hell with the decision made, even discovering that these decisions were wrong. japan is a country that never accepts change. the only change it had, because after the American nuclear attack, and it only changed because of the nuclear attack. confirm with this japan will never change.

    • @MrAnonymousRandom
      @MrAnonymousRandom 2 года назад +3

      Anyone with a brain would have escaped from Japan given the 99 percent prosecution rate, guilty or not.

  • @AKB_48
    @AKB_48 Год назад +2

    She seems biased towards Mr. Ghosen

  • @cfaini
    @cfaini 2 года назад +5

    Extraordinary interview, i think Argentinian Government, legislative and justice body must listen about central command, wonderful MasterClass

  • @freshofftheplane
    @freshofftheplane 2 года назад +4

    The french ditched him in the first place and that is the main reason this guy finds himself in this situation. The price you pay as an outsider upsetting the existing order.

    • @NPJGlobal
      @NPJGlobal 2 года назад +1

      France had to ditch him, or ditch Renault's 43% share in Nissan.

  • @Joann-f6x
    @Joann-f6x 4 месяца назад

    Nakakaawa nmn sya..dahil sa nasapawan angga hapon na yan kaya nagalt sa knya.
    Pinagtulungan sya matapos nyng isalba ang mga kumpanya na yan 😢😢

  • @danielking104
    @danielking104 2 года назад +4

    Everyday this man is not governing or managing something is a waste of his life and a waste to the world. All because of envy from some office politics.

  • @brightbluesmurf
    @brightbluesmurf 2 года назад +13

    Fascinating interview he has some really interesting insights into the automobile industry

  • @BeckKuchkorov
    @BeckKuchkorov 2 года назад +8

    Ms Hadley Gamble, most probably, could do a great movie actress.
    Speaking on the topic, Carlos Ghosn, no matter how personally greedy he is, he is the one who saved Nissan 20 + years ago. I've lived in Japan from 1998 for about 20 years and have been seeing this development from inside. And comments about Japanese justice system are mostly true. Once you are deteriorating from category of "obedient", then punishments could be really stiff.

    • @sngs9565
      @sngs9565 2 года назад

      Yup...She is selective. Watch her interview with other Middle East leaders especially those who are not in tune with the West.

  • @tobyray8700
    @tobyray8700 Год назад +1

    The truth is, watch Nissan sink slowly, but surely, since he has been gone

  • @anavictoriadykers4469
    @anavictoriadykers4469 Год назад +1

    CARLOS IS A CHEAP THIEF .NOT MATTER IF HE IS A BRILLIANT, HE IS A THIEF ! FROM THIS JUSTICE HE ESCAPE FROM FROM BUT THE DIVINE ONE HE CANNOT!

    • @brett19890
      @brett19890 Год назад +3

      He deserves the money these prosecutors alleged Ghosn "stole". Look at how Ghosn revamped Nissan during its hey day on the brink of bankruptcy.

    • @tobyray8700
      @tobyray8700 Год назад

      You’re seriously smoking crack

  • @davidfisher345
    @davidfisher345 2 года назад +5

    The Man deserves credit ...escaping in a box, merging japanese with french companies and now enjoying life in Lebanon.

    • @DKK
      @DKK 2 года назад +1

      Enjoying Lebanon lol

    • @MrMannyhw
      @MrMannyhw 2 года назад +1

      Enjoying hahaha

    • @raymeester7883
      @raymeester7883 2 года назад

      Top G.

  • @inverlane1939
    @inverlane1939 2 года назад +1

    I hope, but am sure Carlos has identified the parallel between his treatment by Nissan and that of Octav Botnar, after he challenged their decision to terminate his UK distribution agreement.

  • @ciaranwalsh9963
    @ciaranwalsh9963 Год назад +2

    Hadley Gamble and her team gave a master class in how to interview and get the full story.

  • @carlf.9035
    @carlf.9035 2 года назад +1

    They say about 50 people helped him escape, that means there must have been help at the airports as well ahead of time I'm guessing.

    • @BreezyE-d3n
      @BreezyE-d3n 2 года назад +1

      Didn't some western ex special forces guys get set down in Japan for it? The Japanese government must have been really throwing their toys out the pram.

    • @carlf.9035
      @carlf.9035 2 года назад

      @@BreezyE-d3n ya that's what I heard too. Pram?

    • @BreezyE-d3n
      @BreezyE-d3n 2 года назад

      @@carlf.9035 kicking up a fuss

    • @carlf.9035
      @carlf.9035 2 года назад

      @@BreezyE-d3n British??

    • @BreezyE-d3n
      @BreezyE-d3n 2 года назад +2

      @@carlf.9035 citizen of the world mate

  • @nahlak2000
    @nahlak2000 2 года назад +10

    I, as a Lebanese woman, and like all Lebanese people, we are so proud of you. You are a self-made man, very clever with high morals, and this is shown clearly. I also express my respect and admiration for the smart interviewer Hadley Gamble who once hosted former Minister Gebran Bassil, and how ashamed we felt at that time from his stupidity and his disregard for people's minds. Yes, this governing regime in Lebanon today, which is run by selfish, corrupt and irresponsible decision-makers must change, or rather it must disappear. We hope that the upcoming parliamentary elections will bring positive results, and we hope to see Carlos Ghosn as the next president of the Lebanese Republic.

    • @benbill8739
      @benbill8739 2 года назад +2

      The lebenese people are very special, I dont know from where or how this come. I believe that lebanese people are by nature genius, succesful people who contribute positively in every society they live in, we all can see that. To me, you’re lucky of being born lebanese. Much love to lebanon 🇱🇧❤️

    • @miasam9666
      @miasam9666 2 года назад

      @@benbill8739 they are very special and corrupt, especially villagers.

    • @miasam9666
      @miasam9666 2 года назад

      You must know that he bribed gebran basil for a safe haven in lebanon so they are both the same corrupt slime in the most corrupt country in the world.

  • @michaelholcombe3336
    @michaelholcombe3336 Год назад

    could you come back to the USA? Michelin North America was very fortunate to have your leadership!

  • @zerorsung2205
    @zerorsung2205 Год назад

    What will Korea be hacking here when I go in a few days to a country without PC and Phone

  • @spuriousdragon9710
    @spuriousdragon9710 2 года назад +3

    I am in belgium am guilty until i am proven innocent

  • @carsyoungtimerfreak1149
    @carsyoungtimerfreak1149 2 года назад +22

    Good interview, thank you. The comment Mr. Ghosn made about the attitude towards CEO income is, I think, more or less true for all of Europe. It's probably worse in France, yet this attitude exists all over leftish - liberal Europe. I'm convinced it will kill Europe in the end, if we are not killed by all the ridiculous rules from Brussels first! If I was in my thirties I would leave Europe for good!

    • @mjscpr
      @mjscpr 2 года назад +4

      In favor of what country?

    • @mkaliyani
      @mkaliyani 2 года назад

      Getting kick backs from a distributor is not compensation

    • @mjscpr
      @mjscpr 2 года назад

      @@UserUser-zc6fx that may very well be true. I still wonder what specific country the OP - or you - would recommend.

  • @Negaah21
    @Negaah21 2 года назад +3

    Hadley Gamble did a stellar job. 🎉

  • @karuri-xz1um
    @karuri-xz1um 11 месяцев назад +1

    99.4 success rate. Japan is a no go zone

  • @vicg5323
    @vicg5323 2 года назад +4

    Awesome interview. I will have to study his comments. Unicity of command and AI not the end of humanity.

  • @samuelmichael4744
    @samuelmichael4744 2 года назад +7

    "You're innocent until proven guilty" unless you're not part of the "in-crowd"😂😂😂

  • @fer557
    @fer557 2 года назад +4

    Great interview 👏🏻

  • @guenthermichaels5303
    @guenthermichaels5303 2 года назад +4

    I have admired him as a brilliant businessman for years. That's how a leader sounds, Unfortunately the quagmire and obfuscation of politics is not for someone like Carlos.

  • @nanobots3336
    @nanobots3336 2 года назад +2

    I would love to take that Gamble to a casino in Monaco

  • @samtosh975
    @samtosh975 7 месяцев назад

    Acharnement = recklessness
    Sables mouvants= quicksand

  • @AbrEvig
    @AbrEvig 2 года назад +11

    Fascinating story. Good luck Carlos!

  • @panosp94
    @panosp94 2 года назад +2

    He nailed it again! Bravo Carlos… (that journalist is HOT! Phew!)

    • @bobrossopinions
      @bobrossopinions 2 года назад

      Phew, her husband is ready to clean your clock.... Nice knowing you PanosP.94

    • @panosp94
      @panosp94 2 года назад

      @@bobrossopinions lol !

  • @ParaonMenace
    @ParaonMenace 3 месяца назад

    I like this guy. He is honest what he thought

  • @Juanhernandez-zx7kt
    @Juanhernandez-zx7kt 2 года назад +6

    Usually I’m not ok with rich CEOs escaping the authorities but im willing to make an exception here. The fact that the Nissan board have yet to face the same punishment for the same crimes and get to keep their jobs is already proof of how biased and corrupt the justice system is in Japan.

    • @brett19890
      @brett19890 Год назад +1

      Asian justice system has always been guilty until proven innocent. And even then, the innocence claim has been roadblocked at every turn.

  • @iamthelaw69
    @iamthelaw69 2 года назад +6

    "I diluted Nissan's reputation in pursuit of short term cheap profits. The company was saved but all I did was kick the can down the road." -Ghosn

    • @reinplat
      @reinplat 2 года назад +2

      Ghosn led the company for almost two decades. There was nothing "short term" about this.

    • @antonejohnson8825
      @antonejohnson8825 2 года назад

      The Can That He Kicked Was NASSAR' car which doesn't compare to SAAB corporations his truthful career beginnings * S.A.A.B *

  • @benjomoreno9136
    @benjomoreno9136 Год назад

    Id like to see Carlos bring this to the ICC. Lets see what happens.

  • @aom808
    @aom808 2 года назад +4

    😤 She never mentioned the unreliable CVTs Nissan equipped w?

  • @stephenlau2127
    @stephenlau2127 Год назад +3

    I support carlos

  • @azmd888
    @azmd888 2 года назад +2

    Really not a good interview, not much information with regard to the accusation he is facing. Most of the questions that were asked, had been asked some 10 years ago which have been posted on RUclips.

  • @charles-edouard666
    @charles-edouard666 Год назад

    We must not forget that this man, CEO of a large company, had an employee contract. Although he had the ability to improve the economic situation of the brand, then of the group he managed, his spending attitude made people think that he owned it, which was in no way the case. He was accountable for every euro spent. This is why he was punished. The rest is just window dressing.

  • @iamteamthinkbig
    @iamteamthinkbig Год назад

    This is a bad dude. I love Mr. Ghosn!

  • @Hiii_Power_Cuban
    @Hiii_Power_Cuban Год назад +4

    I herd the guy that helped him escape wanted payment in 10 nissan GTR's r35 smart man.