I realize I'm not the only one who thought this guy interrupted John Carreyrou too much! Carreyrou is a humble, calm, guy who clearly has a lot of integrity, let him tell the story man!

Amazing!  This guy says he has been doing interviews for 25 years yet he does not let his guest answer questions without trying to provide the answer himself and talking over the guest's attempt to answer.  AMATEUR behavior

The interviewer was extremely annoying with the interruptions, sound effects, and even his questions that add no value to the story - very annoying. However, the WSJ writer and author is a great story teller and has an amazing story to tell. Fascinating journalism!

very interesting story, but the interviewer could of stopped interrupting so much, so he could let Carreyrou follow his thoughts

My five year old son had just had his third heart surgery around the time of the Theranos hype, and the constant blood draws were such a nightmare that I considered flying from Chicago to California to try them out. I prayed they would be in more Walgreens stores across the country soon, but then the company began to quickly unravel. In our case, an inaccurate result could very easily have had devastating, life-threatening or fatal consequences. She is an absolute demon for putting people in this kind of danger.

Carreyrou is very informative, let him speak, stop interrupting.

I finished reading the book and the only thing I have to ask is why no-one is talking about the 'thug-ish' behaviour of all the Theranos lawyers ? Flat out threatening people, stalking etc... i am not familiar  with the whole judicial system in the US but that was insanely horrible on top of the whole fraud actions of the company

As a physician who take care of sick patients everyday, I truly believe she should go to jail.  It was not a mistake but intentional fraud.  She may not intended to harm patients but as so much of medical therapy is rely on blood test results, she may have indirectly harmed (if not kill) many people.  Example: imaging kidney transplant patient who their drug level is monitored.  If the drug level is low which requires drug dosage to go up, but if test were falsely showed too high level and doctor subsequently decrease drug (instead of increase). That patient will lose the transplanted kidney and subsequently will end up on dialysis and die.  There are so many more serious conditions we as physicians face everyday and manage according to the blood test.
As CEO of blood testing company, it is impossible that she didn't know about those danger of false test results, but she went anyway to hide it purely out of greed.  In my opinion, she NEVER had any good intention but greed for money and power, no matter what it cost (including thousands of people's lives that will be lost from her greed).
The greed of Wall street like Bernie Madoff is much less of crime, at least he didn't intentionally set up to "kill" or "sacrifice" people's lives.  Elizabeth Holmes, intentionally setup the company to harm people for her greed.  I say "intentionally set up to harm" because of example I showed above.  There is no way she didn't know her false blood test results would cause harm to many people but she went on many years hiding, so there is definitely intention to harm patients.
For that matter, I really do feel she should go jail.

‘Bad Blood’ is one of the best and most engaging books I’ve read in years. It reads more like a thriller novel than a non fiction factual book. John Carreyrou is an outstanding investigative journalist.

Jason, you consistently interview quality guests with very worthwhile insights and facts to share. STOP SPEAKING FOR THEM.
Ask questions, or if you must, offer commentary on a tangent you feel they passed over.

I wish you had read this before you interviewed Carreyrou.

John did an amazing job by not getting frustrated by consistently getting interrupted for no good reason. Why is the interviewer just making random sounds. Let the man speak, we here to listen to John. I don’t understand how interviewers don’t understand the one thing their job is.

This is why whistleblowers in all fields need to be protected by the law. God bless this man. Wish the host hadn't interrupted him so much.

How courageous to fight for justice and protect the general public! My husband quit Theranos when he thought it was totally wrong doing of Elizabeth.

This is an incredible interview! Thank you all

I had no idea that Holmes was basically a sociopath.  Thought the scandal was solely about greed.   Now I understand why it is being made into a movie.  Just bought the book.

I've been reading the book, it's great and draws you in.

This is excellent investigative journalism.

This is what a real journalist looks like....

This blood thing reminds me of a 1969 Episode of Hawaii Five-O that was about a female charlatan that said she could diagnose disease with a droo of blood on a piece of paper. She was booked Danno. Year one, episode 19. Look it up.

The DeVos family lost $100 million on their investments in Theranos.  So not a total bad outcome.