Muddy Waters shorts Sunrun, says the company is built on ‘shaky pillars’

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Carson Block, CEO of Muddy Waters Capital, joins CNBC’s ‘Squawk Box’ to explain his pessimistic outlook on solar energy company Sunrun.

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Carson Block is a short-seller, investor and the founder of Muddy Waters Research. Block is known for documenting and alleging fraudulent accounting practices in publicly traded Chinese companies.

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