The Mayfair Set - Destroy the Technostructure (Episode 3)

Episode 3: This episode tells the story of how Sir James Goldsmith, through a series of corporate raids, became one of the world's richest men, and a victim of his own success.

Contributors:
G. Christian Andersen, banker at Drexel Burnham Lambert 1978–89
Steve Wynn, Chief Executive, The Golden Nugget
Tim Metz, financial journalist, Wall Street Journal 1966–89
Prof. John Kenneth Galbraith, economist
Ian Wilsdon, Executive, Crown-Zellerbach 1975–84
Scott Weldon, Executive, Crown-Zellerbach 1978–85
Don Engel, banker at Drexel Burnham Lambert, 1981–90
Al Dunlap
Tom Peters, management theorist (speaking 1986)
Gordon Binns, Head of Pension Fund, General Motors 1982–94
Ira Milstein, lawyer representing pension funds
Lord Spens, merchant banker, 1980s
Charles Woodward, Chief Executive of Pension Fund, British Airways 1984–91
Nick Fitzpatrick, Head of Pension Fund, British Rail 1976–86
Clive Gilchrist, deputy director of Pension Fund, Post Office 1978–87
Brian Crozier, private counter-intelligence operation
Roland Franklin, Finance Director; strategist to James Goldsmith
Rudolph Giuliani, New York District Attorney 1986 (archive)

Episode 4: https://rumble.com/v5dwiwi-the-mayfair-set-twilight-of-the-dogs-episode-4.html