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Everybody is in a rush to fire 10 to 25%
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of their workforce, but 10% unemployment
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would be worse than anything that's ever
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happened in our lifetimes. We are going
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to have a depression like we've never
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seen in our lives.
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>> Wow, Jake's a real Debbie Downer today.
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I mean, this is an unbelievable
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opportunity we're talking about. I got
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to buy more sunglasses for how bright
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the future is.
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>> If you notice, Kevin actually didn't
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address the wave of unemployment at all,
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because there's no question that it's
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going to happen. And when we hit the
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iceberg, we're not going to be ready,
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and it is going to be an epic disaster.
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>> Change is disruptive, and it's
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uncomfortable. But the scare factor of
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saying that everybody loses their job
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and the robots eat the children, I just
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don't buy it.
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>> I I don't know anyone saying that the
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robots are going to eat the children.
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And I understand that change happens,
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but we have to be careful with change,
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because by 2028, we're going to have
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disaster from AI unemployment, and
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disaster from the war. The only hope is
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electing a smart person who's prepared
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in 2028. And Republicans I have one
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thing to tell you.
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Nah, nah, nah, nah. Nah, nah, nah.
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There's no way. Nobody's showing up to
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vote. Their voter enthusiasm is
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obliterated.
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>> But the Democrats have also lost their
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way.
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>> And the Republicans only have one guy
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who could win, and I'm worried about it.
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>> Tucker Carlson says we head towards the
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midterms, but also the elections, which
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aren't actually that far away now. Do
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you agree that we're heading towards a
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more socialist America?
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>> So, let me just say this.
