He argues that there should be clawbacks to managers that harm a company to the degree Boeing’s current management has.
He invokes The Code of Hammurabi to illustrate how ancient civilization used to deal with such class of professionals.
That is way less brutal than Hammurabi or Stalin, and still gets the point home.
In shark tank if you want money you usually sell a stake in your company.
If a company needs a bailout. The executives would lose their stocks and give them to the state in exchange for bailout money.
If the company then starts to be successful again later the state gets money back by having a portion of the company.
You can't just shoot random people and pretend that's accountability.