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Responsibility. but this new generation, it seemed like the concept of personal responsibility was left in the mud at woodstock kind of what we say. really they lost track of who they were and it was all about me, the me generation. >> the investment banks are incredibly important in the post-war era building the united states to industrial power. partnerships with men who fought in world war ii and put their country first and had tremendous fiduciary responsibility. we have two systems socialism for the very poor and socialism for the wealthy. capitalism for the middle class. >> sean: i never...

The dow jones industrial average. there's a sharp corner where the graph goes up that was the beginning of the.com bum. why did that happen in 1985, 2005, why did it happen at all? >> the depression era generation was retiring. this generation that understood"8tln the dangers of financial risk. they had grown up in the economic deprivation of the great depression. the baby boomers only knew about prosperity. they took over wall street they had ambition, hunger for profit. they realized that up to this point the investment houses had been partnerships. >> all the banks that blew themselves+]-6Ã...

>> did it to our se sz. >> i always make the case that we will get into spes citicific here the idea the government would tell the car companies in the country government would tell banks and financial institutions they have though make risky loans that they know they are never going to pay back. >> the greatest begin rati genen rgs world war ii generation it would never dawn on them to take the type of risks these people did. the people that were the 60s hippies the people atwood stock who became the yuppies of the 80s and barons of 2000s and those around the country that helped cause this it...

The forces that came together over 40 years. >> sean: wasn't that their goal to get america from within? >> that's what happened. >> sean: i make the case, we are going to get into detail here. the idea that the government would tell, first of all they designed the car companies in the country. the government would tell banks and financial institutions that they've got to make risky loans that they know people are never gonna pay back. >> greatest generation the world war ii generation it would never dawn on them to take the type of risk these people did. the people who were the 60s hippies. t...

Sisters and one bathroom, not good. but this was the -- were they too indulgent because of their experiences? >> i think that is is right. that's what we explain in the film. we go through how that generationaé1%]z wanted to prott and really do the best they could for their kids pause they didn't want them -- they had seen what the great depression had been. they had seen world war ii and just the meat grinder that our boys signed up for. because of that cultural reality for them, they felt they wanted to protect them. >> as you see the arc of this story, this epic you have to see where we ca...