Only if you believe him. I don’t. The fact is he pulled a trillion dollar bait and switch on the American taxpayers. He proposed a plan to buy “troubled assets” to take them off the books, insisted that he needed to have the cash immedieately, and have a completely free hand to spend the money any way he chose. Then once he had it, he completely changed the plan within days. Why should anybody believe his self-serving book of lies, let alone spend money to read it?
Oh, I don't know . . . maybe because someone will actually be able to determine the truth, instead of listening to self-serving knee-jerk reactions about Goldman Sachs?
(Lots of them, here on this thread).