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CNBC anchor thinks CEOs are 'very scared' to criticize Trump because the fear of retaliation

CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin told "60 Minutes" he believes a crash will happen, comparing current conditions to 1929 as CEOs stay silent on Trump policies.

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CNBC anchor thinks CEOs are 'very scared' to criticize Trump because the fear of retaliation
CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin told "60 Minutes" he believes a crash will happen, comparing current conditions to 1929 as CEOs stay silent on Trump policies.
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