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Count Me In all right everybody Welcome to the Allin podcast special coverage of the
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inauguration of Donald Trump as our 47th president if you are a republican congratulations if you're a Democrat
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please step back from the ledge it's going to be okay we got through four years before we'll get through these
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four years uh but we've got a lot of exciting guests with me today here on set from The Amazing what what hotel are
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we in we're in the Hiatt or something Grand High Grand Hiatt from the grandest of hiatts in the center of Washington DC
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uh the Sultan of science is here David freedberg David you went hard the first two days have you found a rhythm here to
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your party hopping at the inauguration up and me the I I don't want to talk I think we've got a got you guys can go
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yourself I'm gonna run it how I want tell that guy he can go himself too all right uh with us is an
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actual comedian aesh Singh is here you know him from the flagrant podcast welcome thank you guys for having me now
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you are a fan of the Pod I understand you and I have talked on the intb yeah we kicked the other Indian off the Pod
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we replaced him with me much poorer but I feel ask for the ball as yeah exactly so you know how to share the ball what
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you're saying I'm a distributor you're a great teammate so welcome to the team uh
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and then with us recent convert to team red uh Mark Pinkus hated now originally hated by the right yeah now hated by the
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left yeah what's it like now that you you have you found a balance thereare yourself it's I have to say sorry to
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sound a little Politically Incorrect but it's kind of nice to be here in DC it kind of feels like maybe in the 80s if
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you went to like a gay convention or like I'm out you're out seeing people from San Francisco who are out I'm like
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oh there's some people that are gonna maybe welcome me in their home I'm it's good I'm making a list yeah fantastic
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okay so officially for all the journalists watching and losing their minds Mark Fus is coming out today uh
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and we support you and we always we had a feeling I know you all these years you
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and I had a great time and now live from the retunda also known as the beist our
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bestie chth poly HOA in the Overflow room going to you chth well we lost him because there he is he's here looking
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good power Tha chth can you hear me we're going live right now to the Rotunda chth is with a very special
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guest here on the Allin live stream jamath can you hear us all right so uh what we're seeing here is a live
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view oh they're back hold on they're back okay great oh wow look we have Sam Waltman on the live stream this is
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amazing we thought they were gonna be walk I don't think they can hear go ahead kick us off
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jth what's going on guys well Sam and I woke up what time did you wake up I woke
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up my God I woke up really when did you wake up I woke up at 6 that's when did you go to bed I went to bed at 1 yeah
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see a and I had to go and go through a whole rig roll get our wristbands and we are now in the Rotunda I'm going to just
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show you guys what it looks like here hold on one second um wait he's in the how do you do this yeah that's the legit
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place he's in chamber all right folks so we're trying to get a view from not an easy thing to do here but
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there's the uh the retunda this is chth this is uh essentially the Overflow room
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who's there he can't hear you J oh uh yeah there's the Rotunda is basically for the cabinet and the world leaders
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and then all of the other sort of folks are here Sam is here I'm here we saw Theo Von we saw Logan Paul we saw all
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kinds of people walking around so we're gonna try to grab some people from time to time but we have about an hour to
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kill before uh the whole ceremony starts what do you think how how's the weekend
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been for you it's good energy people optimistic yeah what um what's been your favorite part of the weekend so far
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uh it's like a tech reunion it really is Right been fun yeah I thought Peter's party was great Peter party was great
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Peter's party was excellent and then yesterday did you go to the I went to the yeah there last night it's a little
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chaotic was a little chaotic it was good yeah and then tonight you think you're gonna no I'm gonna I hit my social
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battery Li I'm gonna tonight what about you I we were very committed to going and I'm just like it's it's exhausting
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my dopamine levels are a little low I need a little uh I need a little founder mode or something it's like a lot of
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people a lot of yeah a lot of social you know amazing there are seven I guess still
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living Medal of Honor recipients and they walk around and you can see their it is very cool that is probably
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one of the coolest things I've seen and every it's like it's like Moses the Seas
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for these guys super interesting people around it's incredible yeah um can you give us Jam can you give us a
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view can you give us a view yeah let me try to give you a VI the only reporter on site at at the
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capital today yeah in the build in the inside no other reporter are there can you walk around see it yeah
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can you walk around I mean I can try to I can try to walk around I was we were waiting I was
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trying to get sky and Luke no as well that's here good morning feed your husband
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otherwise he's gonna get angry I fed him and I have chocolate in my pocket she brought me some she brought
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me some chocolate and some nuts so that's good um I mean it's it's very it's very it's
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very chaotic and what did they tell you one one hour until you sit down and the swearing in ceremony
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begins exactly we're gonna start around 12 let me uh let me just walk around and
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see Jam can you take us to the fast food bu can you take us to the McDonald's table
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is there fast food in the runda what's that Jason's asking if there's fast food in the Rotunda we in
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the no it's called emancipation Hall that's where we are emancipation Hall so you can kind of see like we're all
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yeah guy wearing a top hat the dude what's with the dude with the top hat all right give us a random person
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just ask a question to a random person who's there is there any yeah any anyone else there that you know that you can
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grab jamat or that you can just check in with folks service is a little choppy here
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hold on I'm just gonna say hi to log Paul hold on we we had a little technical glitch
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hold on it's pretty good I mean it it's odd this view of chth is up the nose regrettable he's not for the cameraman
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here here we go Alex guys they can't hear you is it is that oh that's Jake technically so funny if you could um hey
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uh chth that was Jake Paul that was Jake Paul FY Cham ask Jake Paul if I could have my two hours back from the fight
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any chance I can get those two hours of my life back they're all the same to you
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my God that's so funny ask if it was rig yeah take us back to Logan Paul ask him how his go back to Jake Paul ask him
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if the fight was rigged I'm pretty sure I saw Evander held I should go say toand I'm sure
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you're gonna get that one wrong too and that's gonna be even more embarrassing Mike Tyson yeah like Mike Tyson wow uh
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well we're off to a strong start here our field reporter has no sense of pop culture or how to operate a
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camera complete utter disaster I saw I saw Theo earlier he really he he really look rough around the edges like he
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needed a coffee or something Jam I Really um appreciate you telling us to hand you the ball and you've got the
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show but I think you need to grab someone to talk to because all we're seeing is your face or flip the flip the
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phone around bro yeah literally only chamath could make this about Jamal his face today the president's getting
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inaugurated tell you about my face forget the president aash when you see this can you
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guys stop getting these cheap be replacements for me please hey I remember in eth grade I got
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invited to like the cool kids party and then no one wanted to talk to me and I had no one to talk to that's what this
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feels like we had there's a table at the end of the cafeteria where yeah you and free
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birg can sit him Sam Alman just being like we saw cool people yeah wow we're off to such a strong start here um an
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unlimited number of powerful and interesting celebrities that you will not get to hear from today an incredible
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array from Sports to the Arts politics to science none of which you'll be able to see but enjoy close-ups of Cham Cham
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flip the camera around bro we want to see we want to see the room white teeth beautiful
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tee how do I how do I do that it only points one way it just literally just flipped the entire go
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back go back to somehow he grew Facebook from 4 million uses to 400 million somehow that occurred on his watch he
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still hasn't figured zoom out there wasn't video back then no no that was not Logan Paul that was Jake paulan Paul
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with Jake Paul yes you did Jak Paul okay it's okay it's good thing you're talking
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is ear yeah all right uh you want to flip the camera around there's a little button or just turn the camera
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physically just physically turn the pH around how do that you just physically face the camera the other way just turn
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your camera around that's good that's better that's terrible turn it around and face the
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crowd just turn the phone around look at the back no not you the camera literally flip the phone over
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buddy give me your phone me Jam can you just tell us who is there if you're not gonna show us describe it oh dude he
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told us one of the Paul Brothers he know Paul brother yeah wow Paul seven Congressional the Grant Cardone I saw oh
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great came up and said hi what what a lineup I would have loved I would have loved to meet some of them but Jamal can
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you can you just maybe grab someone we're gonna cut back to the live feed here you oh here we go okay oh there's a
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celebrity that's a celebrity there's a celebrity skyra on the how many people are on this
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live stream by the way eight people okay to we are gonna cut back to the studio let us know when you've got a real
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celebrity to talk with oh sky sky hurt ask him a question Luke Luke Luke okay wow great
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there's Luke here cting Trump's inauguration I'm so glad to be here with you guys I'm
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glad to see what our country could do with with all the people that are up wow give him the light Ander great again
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okay thank you Luke well there it is folks venture this what happens when Valley go to the DC
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unbelievable I love that the only people we can talk to are others I don't know but we're gonna cut off now jamat we
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love you have a great time text me when you've got someone and we'll hop back on
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the zoom I'm Gonna Leave the zoom open okay okay thank you okay bye bye okay um okay here we are where oh that's our
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his view of us oh that's your view of us yeah you got have to end that all right
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everybody um I guess there were a series of Pardons today occurred yeah yeah uh are we back on the room any thoughts on
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the Pardons and maybe uh any people you would like to get see a par in like a non-traditional paron out there any any
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folks in the entertainment industry or comedy who deserve a pardon that's a good question I feel like we all
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got pardons in entertainment with the Trump win that's the best thing about this is who's who's still in now it's
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like the Liberals are going to get thrown in I feel like got it who are you pardoning wow um well I would I would
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definitely pardon chamath for that incredibly brutal live stream that's definitely because I think they're GNA
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have a special committee I think they literally just had a special Council for him so yeah
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yeah Pinkus anybody would you like to par in Reed Hoffman anybody in your circle you'd like to par in uh
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Zuckerberg uh Zuck could probably use a pardon I mean just just to be safe probably good to just have one in his
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back pocket well in all seriousness you know our industry when we got into it 30
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years ago politics was not part of this occasionally I don't know McCain would show up at a an event and it was kind of
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an oddity and people were just not interested and now it's become an obsession um what's your take on the
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best case scenario for this presidency for this term what's the best thing that could happen
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well I guess the best thing that could happen is I think probably delivering on Doge I think that that the
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potential disrup positive disruption there is that people could end up actually starting to have confidence in
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our government and and I think all of the mainstream media and all the haters I just think it's going to be hard to
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hate if if if you get anything near the scenario like melee has shown I in such fast time I I think it it would just I
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think it'd be amazing for the country on on a lot of fronts I I I think people are going to have to acknowledge it if
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if Doge actually delivers and and we need them to that's who needs a pardon the bring them back bring back bring
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back this guy's running for the governor of Ohio nobody's goingon to vote for his brown ass bring him back to
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Doge that's what we need well I mean what you're saying is who knows how to save money better than us
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exactly and if you're going to do it we got an Indian guy that's we're in kind of multitasking everywhere yeah um what
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happened we clearly can't I mean just run the zoom what happened with vake over the last couple days freeberg it
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seems like he's any insight what's the buzz is he out at Doge that seems to be what I saw in the headlines and what are
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your thoughts on that and what are your thoughts largely on Doge because let's be honest you've been pounding the drum
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about smaller government for the last two years on the I'm more disappointed than not in the conversations we had
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this week with Congressional Representatives um regarding Doge it seems to be not just a disdain in some
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cases kind of a masked disdain for the concept of Doge but just a very skeptical um refrain about it it's not
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you know like Ted Cruz even yesterday who claims he's a small government Republican said I can't wait to hear
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their big bold ideas the the the the point he made is that anytime you try and cut spending someone it's causing
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harm to some group to some voting constituency and ultimately the politicians are going to end up losing
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voters if they say yes to those things this has always been the problem with democracy over the long run anyway
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everyone votes themselves all the money ultimately and that's effectively what's
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been going on so to actually go in and cut trillions of dollars of money that's going into some business or some
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individual's pockets is going to cause those businesses and those individuals to say no thank you I'm not going to
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vote for you anymore my current representative because you voted for this so everyone will lose their elected
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positions so I think without term limits without the cycling of politicians we're
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not going to see real legislative change now what can they do administratively there's a lot of ideas a lot of the
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rumors and theories I've heard and we'll see what gets executed what are what are
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some of the rumors people have heard about come back to the office or you or you lose your job that they can mandate
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that to non-unionized agencies where you don't have a union that's got a contract
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that says they're allowed to work from home there's a lot of folks that don't have that contract where they want to
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say come to the office as an easy way to start as a way for them to start to kind
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of you know have a right to remove federal workers and then not move fast to replace them is one Theory one rumor
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of something that they could do and this would be the uh what we call in the industry the gentleman's riff so a
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reduction in Workforce where people have gotten used to staying at home and maybe
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they're working hard maybe they're not who knows but if forced to come back to the office you will get some attrition
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you've seen this yeah oh yeah yeah how much attrition do you get actually because it seems like most people just
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be like all right well I need I don't want to lose my job so I'll come in I mean in the I would say in the tech
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industry you would expect 20% but in the um there's a there's another rumor that
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I've heard I don't know if it's been publicly talked about that there's a lot of workers who are working more than one
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job and so they're like working in Ohio yeah where it's more affordable to live and their office is in DC and then
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they're doing other stuff locally and the accountability Factor might not be as strong when they work remotely in
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Ohio so by and and there's also this idea that get them to sign I've heard this publicly that if you can get
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Workers to sign a commitment to working one job that could also have an effect so well you would think it's unethical
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to work two jobs from home and there's a great subreddit I think it's overworked
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or overemployed uh overemployed probably overemployed and so people in that subreddit are trading strategies of how
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to be on two Zoom calls like your daily standup at the same time my sister had three fulltime jobs at one point amazing
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two in a Consulting all just and nobody knew they they didn't know nobody knew she was Triple working she was killing
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it yeah working from home yeah what about their opport okay well um and know now you can
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file sister sorry sorry uh just kned on your sister well done content what you want me to do ki trying to get content
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let's talk uh you have something to add to that oh just when you think about what can they do in their control
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there's uh seven 0% of the labor spend is for outside contractors so I'm curious how far they can push that
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because they might not have to go through all the legal labor side to to cut that I think it's 1.2 trillion total
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spent on labor and so 70% of that 800 billion or so 900 billion that they from top down could go after but they said
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yeah the the other option um that they've publicly talked about in their letter that they published a couple
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months ago a couple weeks ago now was um if they drop regulation that's not legislated so there's no law that says
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you have to do this regulation as they cut back on that regulation they no longer need to spend money on doing that
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regulation and so then they have a right even though there might be people money
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flowing they have a right to stop that money flowing and saying we're not going to regulate this thing anymore in this
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way that's going to be another way to cut they talked about this in their open letter Elon and and Vivic I saw saw a Vi
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at the um Crypt ball yeah let's go to the crypto Ballo and I had I had a good chat with him he was very friendly but
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it he is um pretty serious it sounds like uh talking about doing this this Governor run and you know if you want to
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have a position that ultimately gives you a stepping stone to maybe having influence and doing big things you know
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K you do any uh impersonations because I can teach you to do a aigue very quickly
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please just do an Obama impersonation that's what he's it's just it's perfect my wife always says that actually he's
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trying to do literally trying to do Obama so actually the reason I don't like him not on do just because this was
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his whole platform was making government more efficient but my my thing I think his issue is he when he talks to guys
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like y'all who are smart you see what he really thinks but when he tries to talk
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to like regular people I think he's so much smarter than them he's like well they want to hear about the Deep State
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and the NFL being fixed and that's when people lose him so I don't think he's going to be able to win governorship but
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you're saying he like talks down he doesn't know how to talk down even he just like he's like well instead of
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saying hey there's too many government jobs and we should cut them he's like the Deep State runs everything and then
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I think regular people are turned off because it sounds so conspiratorial but he actually just means cut the
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bureaucracy that's all he means but he calls it the Deep State because he thinks that's what they want JD Vance
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has similar rhetoric does he do a better job do you think have you seen him talk
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much yeah jie Vance I don't think is like I just to me he doesn't have any Charisma really I'm not grabbed by him
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when he talks V I actually think could be more charismatic because he's doing Obama right but it just I think he can't
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communicate or like after the Super Bowl when the Chiefs win he's like the NFL is
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rigged I'm gonna put a stop to this I think he thinks that's what people want to hear yeah he was on Twitter what did
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you think of his um tweet about we need to have you know the problem with American this is like this is like
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honest thing he said instead of calling it The Last Supper you should call it the last tweet yeah that was like you
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that was like it like the Ender I you're Indian and that that he actually feels that I don't necessarily agree to be
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honest or whatever but like that I knew was what he really thinks he was a kid that probably worked his ass off that's
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why he thinks he's successful and it is but he's like well that's just do that every successful person says just just
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do what I do do what I did right but that at least even if we didn't like it that was the one time he was honest that
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was the one time he's just saying what he feels and letting it go right and then for people who didn't follow that I
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don't know if did you see the Tweet where he was like is the essence of the Tweet correct me if you guys think I get
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it wrong here uh we'll put it in we pull it up yeah it was essentially um the problem is American
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kids are lazy don't study enough they spend too much time playing jock in high school instead they want to be the jock
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it was kind of yeah combination of the American he not authentic on Twitter no he I think he's trying to communicate in
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a way that he thinks will understand it but then he just doesn't know how to do that where I think if he's just himself
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and talks at a high level the people who get it which would be most people would
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be like oh oh I like what he's saying that makes a lot of sense but it just gets lost anytime he goes on like a
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different podcast that's not you guys or I think flagrant we were able to get a real sense of who he was but before you
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guys met him didn't you what what did you say to him you which one I gave him a couple good I sent him a fast ball or
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twoo yeah he said some crazy to him but it's like that's what you think of him when you don't get to talk to him
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yeah I mean I just wanted to clarify with him because he was very early on the trans issue yeah and I was just like
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hey do you have problem with gay people yeah it's a you know two-part question and he said no and said okay do you have
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a problem with trans people and if so what are the issues and I thought actually handled it pretty eloquently
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and he nailed in some ways exactly what happened with the American populace which is they don't have a problem with
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any trans adult anybody dressing how they want pick your hair color pick your gender pick your name change it every
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week but I think any parents I've spoken to are very uncomfortable with the concept of doing surgery on a child to
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change their agenda yeah or giving them any kind of hormones because it's irreversible and your brain is still
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yeah they and I think they wound up spending what $150 million on one ad which was the
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comma um she's for they them that was the greatest political ad I've ever seen in my life why why was that one so
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effective you think I think it just it just perfectly encapsulated what so many people were feeling which is these
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people on the far and I don't think I I truly think I'm moderate but like you watch the far-left kind of hijack the
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way I think the early tea party kind of hijacked to the right the far left kind of hijacked it and that's what became
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Democratic party and so saying Kamala is for them those extreme people not even they them the extreme people which
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calling them they them or calling call Kamala is for them Trump is for you or us or whatever it was it was like oh I
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mean anybody that's remotely in the middle is going to feel pushed a little bit to the right right and then the the
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cherry on top of it was the reaction was on the breakfast Club oh so you know you
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got Charlemagne the God and everybody making these grimaces like what you know that's whack like why yeah that was also
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so smart yes pulling from having Charlamagne say I don't agree with kamla spending money on this right that's the
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kamla guy so right yeah so smart um let's talk about crypto a pivot to crypto anything to add on this issue
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well now that you're Unshackled and your Chief of Staff pissed me by way he's really upset with me about that yeah um
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okay for those who don't know Mar came on the show and I was asking Mark like hey you know you're kind of um pretty
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effervescent and going for it now uh on the socials and he's like yeah my chief of staff was kind of throttling me and
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you know kind of polishing me on the edges but you know once I got rid of my chief of staff essentially you know I
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became my authentic staff and I think probably people know who he is and you you had to make the clarification to be
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clear he he wasn't even my chief we worked together for nine years he wasn't my chief of staff at that point he had
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transitioned to being a co-founder of an effort that I've been on but but still advising me and I said to him I think
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that you're right half the time and that's a lot like that's a big number you're really smart and everything you
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said was smart and so it did and he was kind of risk averse so I was like I I listen to him because it was let's go to
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the um to our little um oh I trans issue I did want to add the advertisement I'm
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curious whether maybe you guys already all agree with this we're we we have a new way of doing
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politics after this election that there's only authentic like only long form and you you're gonna have you're
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even the Democrats aren't GNA be able to feel the candidate that isn't the full color and and I wonder if this is even
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going to go so far as people starting to like overdo it on all the imperfection side like no I'm more imperfect I'm more
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of a up person am but I just wonder whether this thing is going to be the newm it's definitely
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the new Norm don't you think freberg I've always felt like the worst thing about money in politics is the fact that
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money actually affects politics and that says that like consumers or voters can be influenced by an ad the fact that
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these people buy ads like do any of us like look at ads and buy stuff from ads anymore it's crazy to me that they'll
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spend a billion dollars on TV radio and print ads and Internet ads and people change their vote like that's the
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craziest thing to me I don't understand like I would never look at an app but do
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you think it works that people change well it must work and that's the problem and I think like maybe what this is is a
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solution to that problem which is a very positive feature of like you know citizen journalism podcasting
00:27:21
distributed media the inter the open internet is that it enables that like authentic voice to win out over the paid
00:27:28
media yeah and then the paid media I really do hope is worthless and if it's worthless and spending money on ads no
00:27:35
longer changes votes then people will stop spending money on ads and they'll stop raising money to to to go buy ads
00:27:42
you know with the money that they raise so that they can get the whoever raises the most money can buy the most ads it's
00:27:47
the craziest being less beholden to whatever super pack or whatever and whatever gave them the money and so I
00:27:52
really do hope that what you're saying and the power of the internet even though it's like 27 years a little bit
00:27:57
late here when I think we all thought it was going to happen like 97 it's like oh
00:28:00
my God the internet's going to democratize access to information we're all going to have access it's going to
00:28:05
change the world democracy will run rampant across the Earth it's going to be amazing that hasn't really happened
00:28:11
if you're still spending ads and you can control votes and you can buy votes with
00:28:13
money hopefully this is the the change and the internet really is working um and that would be pretty powerful and
00:28:19
pretty amazing it'd be amazing if if the money in politics thing just got solved
00:28:23
by the internet totally everyone hating X yeah yeah what we're talking about here really is is earned media versus
00:28:29
paid media and if you look at Donald Trump he can get on a live stream he can do three hours I mean talk about it like
00:28:36
a if you're as a standup you watch that guy I mean unreal unreal it's just amazing you know to do a tight five
00:28:44
tight 10 you might work a year on that just you know in the beginning of your career he's been ad liing and just you
00:28:51
know reading crowds he's so good at crowd work he can he can look at the crowd and know this time I need to lean
00:28:58
to crypto and he his reaction when he was doing the fire Gary Gensler and we're going to do Bitcoin I don't know
00:29:05
if you saw that when he was at that Bitcoin convention he said yeah and you know G the reign of Gary Gensler is
00:29:10
gonna be over and the crowd went nuts and he's like let me state it again yeah we're gonna and he just doubles down on
00:29:16
it triples down on it it's just such a comedic Instinct isn't it yeah oh it's unbelievable he can he's socially people
00:29:24
make fun of him he's socially maybe the smartest human being I've ever been around like the we got to interview him
00:29:30
in person which was awesome oh so we had a lighting setup like this this is how funny and quick witted he is and you
00:29:35
know we had these lighting setups there's big for people who can't see it it's got like three prongs and we're on
00:29:40
a couch like this one lighting setup is next to me and he's going to have to walk by it and one of the Secret Service
00:29:46
people tripped on a light like a leg so he said hey just make sure president Trump does watches out for that so I
00:29:51
said okay so I say to president Trump and I meet him hey nice to meet you by the way watch out for that that lighting
00:29:56
stand I don't want you to trip on it and he goes oh that would have been bad that
00:29:58
would have been a disaster I tell you Joe Biden would have tripped on that thing oh camera's not even on and first
00:30:04
words he says boom in and it really is like as a as a comedian you're looking for the thread of what's GNA get the
00:30:11
laugh and for him it just he he processes it so fast and he drops it it and then just this is why you know like
00:30:17
I don't want to make this a uh vake bashing you know event here but I think VI perfected over time doing what Obama
00:30:25
did which is behind a teleprompter and talking with a Cadence that kind of hypnotizes people but that is not that
00:30:32
it's not funny it's not interesting um by the way Jason so we have the live so and this is so like for the
00:30:39
folks watching at home on YouTube and X they're actually seeing this along with us so the the live inauguration feed is
00:30:46
kind of coming in so from kind of this is the motorcade coming in I assume here and uh it looks like president-elect
00:30:51
Trump and President Biden are on route to the US capital let's talk a little bit about uh crypto we have friend oh do
00:30:58
you want do you want to do a quick shout out to the folks that paid for all this
00:31:01
oh actually yeah like we don't do ads on the show but we actually had to build a
00:31:04
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00:31:30
sell TDE TDE is how it's pronounce yeah yeah for the duration of the Offa versus
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FDA lawsuit so uh if you are fat like I was might I suggest you go to Hy and get
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semaglutide or one of these gp1s and uh lose 40 pounds and look great on camera is that what you did
00:31:49
well I did fasting okay I lost I did that intermittent fasting thing I used the zero app you know that would make
00:31:55
that a lot easier uh and so I do the fasting I'm not eating I lose like 10 15 pounds I do a little working out lose a
00:32:00
couple more pounds but then I you did what did you do mjro or something I started I did all three I started with
00:32:05
the OIC then I went to whatever the other one isaro no I wound up with monjaro and I take a very low dose now
00:32:12
just to maintain but I'm pretty how often do you take it I think I'm every 10 days yeah I think this is I think
00:32:16
this is where a lot of people are going to end up is like finding their own dosing frequency yes and like the the
00:32:22
effects in some of the recent studies on The gp1 Agonist is it's not just weight
00:32:26
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they'll give you a do a prescription um that's approved by your insurance for um
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start Brian Johnson you know the live forever guy yeah he's great he start I I love him I great I love the fact he has
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a seven hour erection every night according to his data he said he has more erections than an 18-year-old and
00:32:56
if you would like to have as many erection as Brian Johns who measures that joh overnight he he told us like it's like a
00:33:03
ring and the ring like expands and that's and so like he tracks it and he said it was like an aura ring for yeah
00:33:09
and chth was talking to him and he told chamat that it was the one thing he was scared about putting out was the data
00:33:14
about his erections every night and so he was it was like the one thing that he was like should I should I do this
00:33:19
should I because people go after and he said it's the one thing that like made him really popular like people like oh
00:33:23
my God and that got a lot of attention good marketing it was actually good marketing so anyway hims is a sponsor of
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this him him's paid a sponsorship to help us build the set you told me you're considering sampling a glp1 is that true
00:33:33
you still I may yeah I like the anti-inflammatory effects yeah wait that's I like the weight loss effects
00:33:40
frankly of just you got the final 15 or something trvel all the time you don't sleep I sleep like I have insomnia
00:33:45
I'm trying to work on that as well and then yeah you're on the road you can't really control what you eat as much you
00:33:49
end up gaining weight this seems way easier than everything else it does it turn off the food noise you know when
00:33:55
you're like you probably get back to the hotel and you're like oh my God I should
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get a chicken parm or a burger Grand hi or something I mean that's drink I don't
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get skinny get skinny and have unlimited overnight erections wait I do have one question
00:35:41
can we talk about the um okay this the status here oh well looks like uh somebody is saying vake and Susie um
00:35:50
what's her last name Wilds who is the chief of staff they're speaking Yeah I guess CBS is speculating here that maybe
00:35:58
or cpan is pulling up a story about maybe is no longer involved in Doge so that was a rumor last night yeah and he
00:36:07
has not confirmed nor denied it and um we'll see what happens but obviously let's go to Every I think a lot of
00:36:15
people we all know are very anxious to see what is revealed about Doge this week that's like a big thing in Silicon
00:36:20
Valley and the world of business is like how real is Doge what's coming out this
00:36:24
week and you know it's got the most upsite it's the most asymmetric if it does work it could be a change in the
00:36:31
entire philosophy of how we look at government and it is the I was in Japan and you know when you talk to business
00:36:37
people over there they are um they brought up multiple times our national debt and then what having two and a half
00:36:43
times I think Brad kerser what is the debt load for Japan is it two and a half times their GDP at this point sounds
00:36:49
about that yeah and so you and I think that's the the highest of any you know uh first war country and you know I know
00:36:57
Elon was around this weekend obviously he's at the event today last night and the event today um he's in the uh the
00:37:04
capital building for the swearing in ceremony but despite being around all weekend he was MIA apparently working
00:37:11
all weekend so I think he's very dedicated to this Doge effort he's obviously been very public and vocal
00:37:16
about it but certainly you know anecdotally which I'm not kind of revealing any secret preserved knowledge
00:37:22
here he's been totally absent and been locked down well I mean yeah I have I have some insights I think you're going
00:37:31
to see you know a very um my expectation would be you're going to see a team that
00:37:37
is extremely dedicated from everything from it to getting back to office that's right you know coming in with a platform
00:37:45
and I haven't read it and I'm not involved in it so I don't want to over state it but but I think really the
00:37:49
formation of the team is what's going to be the most compelling and I will release some inside information Mark
00:37:55
pingis there you know is a rumor that they were going to tap you to be involved you had a couple conflicts I
00:38:03
understand but you wanted to come serve your country and take four years off from making money in the the way you are
00:38:09
uniquely qualified to do starting an invest are you gonna work on Doge well I he was
00:38:14
recruited I had some conversations I was I was definitely intrigued and interested and um and and I was ready to
00:38:25
take like the the shittiest like least prestigious and kind of potentially some like pretty polarizing position um for
00:38:37
at least six months um move my family to DC um this was not like an ambassadorship or anything um you wanted
00:38:46
to make software to make things more efficient yeah I wanted to I said where where is the most leverage like if I'm
00:38:53
going to really do this yeah um and and yeah I I say I was conflicted out because I've been such a big Democratic
00:39:03
contributor and I'm such a recent addition to the Republican team so um but I I love what they're doing and and
00:39:12
I'd just say that my own opinion and this is not knowing anything um I think that it's going to I think it's going to
00:39:22
overd deliver um not to set expectations they don't want that but I I think it's going
00:39:28
to be more aggressive and overd deliver versus what kind of the mainstream media
00:39:33
yeah thinks at this point really yeah and you know it's a good time to buy um us treasuries then yeah I think a lot of
00:39:42
the trade in treasuries has been on the expectation that US debt levels and deficit levels will continue to climb
00:39:50
and we're not going to get out of the you know the the spending problem we have we're not going to get out of the
00:39:55
debt bubble we're in and ultimately there's a real cut it's a you know treasuries have been sold off and now
00:40:00
yields are like 5% um seems like a good time to buy treasuries if what you're saying is real
00:40:06
I can tell you you know an interesting proxy that I do have is the number of folks who have asked me for an
00:40:11
introduction to some of our friends who are involved involved yeah and so the second uh you know thoughts around AI
00:40:21
crypto and do and efficiency were released every day 10 people 20 people sliding into my DM sending me resumes
00:40:30
just hey can you get this in front of this person and you know some of them were just kids in college but some of
00:40:35
them were people we know like Mark or other people Sundar and Elon up on stage at the inauguration together of course
00:40:43
the CEO of Google and they put all the tech folks together we saw sindar last night at the YouTube party and yeah
00:40:51
Google did a little event last night um which we stopped in at thanks to YouTube
00:40:55
for the support and uh a lot of folks in Silicon Valley are here and are going to sit with um or
00:41:04
near president and vice president today to show their support and I think they're trying to highlight and I'm just
00:41:09
speculating here because no one told me about the rationale for this but you know putting some of America's most
00:41:14
successful companies on stage and showcasing what the power of innovation yeah yeah yeah what we can
00:41:22
bring I want to know the tea from the Google party you guys were you guys were out last night right we were
00:41:27
You' been out all week Google party the Google party was the most tame of the parties this weekend then let's get to
00:41:32
the fun okay let's go to the parties okay so I mean starting with cryp the crypto ball would be the most
00:41:37
interesting one have any photos from that um we've got some photos here we we'll pull up a photo or two but um at
00:41:43
the crypto ball um there were a lot of um crypto obviously but a lot of people in our Circle lot of V is this on screen
00:41:51
guys yeah okay so here's Elon V uh Sachs looking incredibly this is this is just
00:41:58
a couple minutes ago it's about an hour ago they're they're getting I don't know
00:42:00
who the woman is um they're getting assembled uh for the um swearing in this is outside my hotel this morning so JD
00:42:09
Vance goes to that church or he was like going there so I got locked into my hotel and then I couldn't go anywhere um
00:42:16
that's the church across from the White House yeah yeah uh no no the church across from the the hay Adams Adam which
00:42:23
is right across from the white house so they go in there and it's um oh it is okay yeah it's CR so we got blocked in
00:42:29
this morning it was pretty insane I've never in my life seen so much security it was like three blocks of Secret
00:42:36
Service military they it was crazy I was walking down the street by myself there
00:42:41
was like and everyone was like what the is this I was walking with a bag there are secret service everywhere there are
00:42:46
dogs everywhere there are tanks there are Humvees all kinds of things the can we pull up a party photo Nick for maybe
00:42:52
the crypto ball um okay here's a party crypto ball thank you that was me getting ready keep going back there it
00:43:00
is there it is besties oh and and then we found J yeah I mean I my strategy is always to come in the second half of the
00:43:06
party I never want to be there early I come at the end you know it's a much better strategy I think let everybody
00:43:13
show up you know people get settled then I come in I shake some hands kiss some babies I don't know if that's what
00:43:17
happened but I hear you I came first the second half um it was packed and the number of people who I well everyone was
00:43:24
there how much did that raise I don't know um it had to be tens of millions of dollars and I don't know where the money
00:43:30
went it was tens of millions but I think there's a crypto we went to a group called magga Inc which I don't know
00:43:36
super pack but like we were we were Sax's guests let's go back to the inauguration feed guys but we were Sax's
00:43:41
guests at the crypto ball um and we saw Snoop Dog and um but everyone was there so VI sober Snoop sober Snoop is less
00:43:50
exciting definitely not sober nice definitely not so I was I was I was at the room and he comes out the room you
00:43:57
knew every time he walk through and he has a huge Entourage and there's just a cloud that follows everyone and they
00:44:01
walk through the room and you're just like contact it was the most uncomfortable dancing you've ever seen
00:44:06
it was all white people and then it was a subset of white people white people who are passionate about crypto never
00:44:13
and have a group of people dance so poorly here I am with Lex and chth Lex and I have a serious Bromance going on
00:44:21
in Austin yeah he's great I am Lex Freedman today with love and in my heart interviewing dictator idin who has eaten
00:44:31
half of his enemies he will share love kindness and a fatty liver enjoy yeah so that's my Lex yeah which
00:44:41
is you just use a robotic voice and then you pair love and joy with the most despicable person ever which is what his
00:44:50
gift is shout out to my guy uh Lex um we oh I I'll say I I had to I had a VIP pass for the Crypt Ball but
00:45:02
for some reason then the VIP line was so long we went in the ga line yes um that
00:45:07
must have been brutal for you first time you've been in a ga line in a long time
00:45:11
markas but but it gets worse so then they give us the the white armband not the vi okay so you were in genp genp I
00:45:20
was in gen poop so then we had to sneak into the VIP so Shane cop Flyn who's good at that I don't know CEO poly
00:45:30
Market coo poly Market said just follow me he took me and my daughters of course
00:45:35
Shane is the guy that knows how to sneak through parties yeah he's amazing he just said just have the confidence which
00:45:41
we've done this before at film festivals so we kind of knew and he just walked us
00:45:45
in then we're in like the bigger VIP room and then our friends pulled us into the
00:45:53
smaller and that's when I knew I was at the party yes yeah there was a so there was there was the the main room the VIP
00:45:59
room and then the vvp room which was where well Donald Trump Jr came Donald Don Jr Ted
00:46:06
Cruz um VI uh who else was a lot of folks came through I mean a lot of people the thing
00:46:12
with the parties this weekend is there's every night there's a lot of parties going on and everyone's driving around
00:46:16
town stopping in from party to party and so all of the kind of political folks are kind of trying to stop into all the
00:46:23
parties because they want to meet the donors and the lobbyists and you know the influence ERS and the executives
00:46:28
that are all in town so like there's several heads of state in town many CEOs from companies all over the world are
00:46:33
here and so you go to all these different events and they all kind of want to stop in so we had our event last
00:46:38
night the all-in party that was actually pretty great which was awesome big shout
00:46:41
out by the way to our friend Sunny madra and grock they sponsored for that party
00:46:45
which was awesome uh it was a great party you know and just to to wrap on the crypto party there's been an amazing
00:46:52
amount of speculation here 24 48 48 hours after it why we were there Trump or perhaps Baron Trump I don't know
00:47:01
exactly who's doing all this Trump decided to drop a meme coin oh and it went to 30 or 40 billion dollars and
00:47:10
so we're sitting there and it's pretty amazing because Gary Gensler uh who was running the SEC he's out he ruled with
00:47:18
an iron fist he said you know there's a rule book here play by the rules we're not changing the rule book we have a
00:47:23
rule book yeah that's how it works and crypto has to into the same rule book as an IPO or a private company or private
00:47:30
Equity picked your lane and then follow the rules and you have any questions about the rules you know here's a here's
00:47:35
a website where you can look them up now crypto is um you know a bit speculative
00:47:40
on the margins I would say uh people call these meme coins the colloquialism also is shitcoins and if there was a
00:47:48
question about how these coins will work um we or how crypto is going to work I think YOLO is how I would describe the
00:47:58
administration's policy now on crypto what were your thoughts when you saw this and then a Melania coin Dr dropped
00:48:04
12 hours later yeah and was that on pump. fun I don't know if that like this explain what pump. fun is let's it's a
00:48:11
website that lets people create meme coins I think they create like 20,000 a day through this and I I was shocked
00:48:19
because these guys launched a one of the more popular meme coins from my office called AI 16z it's and just to be clear
00:48:28
it's not a shout out to it I don't own it I didn't I didn't buy it they said you have to buy this get in and I was
00:48:35
like I don't even want to be associated with buying one of these that goes up and then down it never even occurred to
00:48:41
me that uh that Trump would actually or anyone I knew would actually go launch one and there's one up to2 billion
00:48:47
dollar market cap so it would have been good public reaction and The Vibes when I talked to crypto people uh I I
00:48:54
actually saw Michael salor at the crypto party did you talk to him well you know
00:48:58
you you been extremely negative about him publicly did you not him of the the financial strategy of taking out
00:49:06
billions of dollars in loans and then trying to Corner the market and be the largest shareholder in Bitcoin which is
00:49:11
antithetical to the concept of Bitcoin somebody cornering the market also taking out loans and something that has
00:49:16
that much volatility I don't know Mark what you think it's I'm with you I it's it's nothing against the guy but I
00:49:24
actually thought oh when I came back and took over over Zinga we had like a billion two or billion three in
00:49:30
the bank and a Better Business than his Core Business why did I think of that we
00:49:35
should have just bet it all on bitcoin it was a lot earlier this was 2015 I think Bitcoin was down then at
00:49:42
like $240 $800 well the key word the key word there is BET yeah yeah you know so I I
00:49:49
just decided I would defuse the whole thing and somebody had handed me a Bitcoin physical Bitcoin not actually
00:49:55
one but you know just a bit Co on it and I said Michael um I'm a huge fan I came
00:50:00
over her shoulder and I whispered what should I do with my Bitcoin I have a Bitcoin what do I do with it should I
00:50:04
keep it or sell it and he turned around well you want to keep Bitcoin for and he's like
00:50:08
Jal and he just you know shook his fist at the son and smiled and I said come on
00:50:13
the pot anytime and he has an open invite to come on um I sent him a note to check in and he refused to come on so
00:50:21
well I don't you know I think I think we've passed that part of the story here I if you um if you have when you say
00:50:27
enough negative about a guy's business he thinks he thinks like maybe I don't really have a shot at turning
00:50:31
the guy around why doesn't Benny off come on I thought he was him and Lonsdale Ben off was on the show I mean
00:50:37
he did a talk at but I thought he wanted to come on and talk to Lonsdale that one may still happen that
00:50:42
may still happen to do a debate I may do it on this week in startups or if we have time we'll do it on here but he um
00:50:48
you know Benny off we don't just take it behind the scenes I don't believe we should ever do any conditions on any
00:50:55
interview and Ben off had conditions he wanted to do just sex and you know set the agenda and stuff like that and I
00:51:01
think you mean at our Summit at the summit and you know freeberg runs it I trust him as my partner he does an
00:51:06
incredible job I did it was but it was this was a last minute thing we were all gonna talk to Ben off on stage he wanted
00:51:11
to go one-on-one with sax very last minute while in the while everyone else is kind of like getting getting ready
00:51:17
scattered it was a very kind of like situation where I'm if I'm I'm going on only if sax is why do you think why was
00:51:24
that well I wants to control the message yeah well that's one way to interpret it
00:51:28
I think it's just he he told me a lot how uncomfortable it is to be interviewed by four people it's like
00:51:33
being thrown in the Viper pit it's I mean that's kind of the the point it's like you'd rather have a one-on-one
00:51:38
dialogue with someone and be able to go deep and not have like all the questions
00:51:42
I I think that that's kind of what it felt I would have told him he's not speaking but I defer to on this wasn't
00:51:48
just to be clear this was like a game time at the show minutes before situation where we had no one else to go
00:51:54
on so yeah but I mean just and if you do anything like we had him at the at the all- in Summit
00:51:59
on stage but any and he did a one-on-one with Sachs you did you and it wasn't great I mean it got you can read the
00:52:05
comments I mean it got Savaged people thought it was too self-promotional and it wasn't the a shal of Allin which is
00:52:10
right or the currency of your podcast you know it's like be honest be authentic you know he's he's been at it
00:52:16
a long time and like you said with your Chief of Staff controlling messages he's
00:52:19
got a PE a group of people around him who are crafting a message and he's staying on message he wants to talk
00:52:24
about his philanthropy which is amazing and awesome he's done so much for the city of San
00:52:29
Francisco and he's except for propy except for propy which is a complet so let's go back to the parties but I will
00:52:35
call you out if you TR to do anything like that immediately okay let's go back to the party so let's go back to the
00:52:39
parties good parties what were your favorites this weekend uh I would say the all in party for sure um the party
00:52:47
what was the Vib well well that I think that I love the before I get to that the
00:52:53
the back bar at the crypto ball um that was a good start I thought that was great yeah who did you meet there
00:53:01
anybody notable I honest I a lot of tech friends I reconnected yeah with a bunch
00:53:07
of tech friends with Peter teal um yeah you guys were in a long about a half hour discussion I wanted to
00:53:12
get in on that but what were you talking about uh what were you talking about your I mean broad Strokes broad Strokes
00:53:19
well honestly um I'm I'm trying to broker peace when I can like I I and it's whenever I step in
00:53:30
it I I know it was wrong but I'm trying to broker peace like between wh pet him and Reed Gawker no between Peter and
00:53:37
Reed um they've been friends for life and they had a falling deep falling out over all this and it was a bad idea
00:53:44
because it I think I might have like really pissed Peter off he was he looked really uncomfortable angry after that I
00:53:51
think he just yeah that was not maybe the right lead in there I think it's good work you know sometimes you have to
00:53:59
you know My Philosophy is sometimes you have to go through it to get to the destination yeah like and you got to go
00:54:04
through Sometimes some uncomfortable you know storms Etc you know the the hard thing and and I was it was great
00:54:10
reconnecting with Travis yes um I love him um I ran into this this guy Rick Thompson who oddly ran Plum who is like
00:54:19
my Arch competitor and they literally burned me in effigy like they they hated me and my company so much that they they
00:54:27
burned a mark mannequin on stage and so but he was really nice and happy to see me now he's like a and here's the um
00:54:36
runda and I think I just saw saak talking to VI yeah on the wing can we hear audio or no yeah um so they're all
00:54:43
filing in they're filing in I saw Mike Pence go in he's going to oh we can drop that thought that was Mike Pence is
00:54:51
going in to uh also face the guillotine this is the ceremony Guillotine of the non the non-loyal to Trump individuals
00:55:01
but you saw Pence and Trump shook hands at the um they did Carter uh event yeah he said on our part he was like Mike
00:55:09
Pence is a good man it's just unfortunate they didn't have the heart to do what it took or what was necess
00:55:13
overthrow the overthrow the government yeah which is a wild thing to say but yeah he didn't seem to have any ill will
00:55:19
toward him yeah I mean I mean it was a it was a wild day you know sometimes you've been at some
00:55:25
Hollywood party it's out of control it's a little out of control kind of I like how J Cal's turned it around
00:55:32
now he's like it was a little out of control a day I am being as factious as possible with that one I will never
00:55:38
forgive Trump deared you Cur of TDS yesterday who was that I mean if if you it's the L it's the lamest insult you
00:55:46
know immature people can do which is to tell you if you criticize somebody if you criticize some of Trump's behavior
00:55:52
that you have TDS yeah and it's brilliant it's a brilliant way to do it putting on you the ownership of some of
00:55:59
the crazy things Trump does and I can tell you we're going to be in for four years of chaotic moments don't take it
00:56:04
all so seriously we'll get through it and there'll be things that are confounding to people like Pardons and
00:56:09
today we had a bunch of Pardons we'll have a bunch of Pardons I'm sure from uh Trump you're not going to agree with
00:56:15
most of them or some come the Supreme Court Justices okay here come the Supreme Court Justices uh this is the
00:56:20
ceremony where they come in and they get free flights to amazing vacation destinations
00:56:27
uh flight voucher here yes they're each getting you see there there is the Falcon 900 there is the
00:56:34
G650 each um if you're if you're a new Justice you get a hog or 800 hog or 800 each Justice receiving their ceremonial
00:56:42
private Aviation I mean it's crazy these guys are supposed to represent and be the highest of party and this guy's
00:56:49
going I don't know which one it was but I read the grift he's on cases for this billionaire
00:56:55
and he's going on vacation with him Clarence Thomas right W I don't know if we Clarence Thomas I mean dad.com no
00:57:02
come on SO dis no we're not gonna get that's a longer conversation we should actually talk about this on a show but
00:57:07
it's a good it's a good I mean just here's an idea if you if you're a Supreme Court Justice don't there's a
00:57:14
lot of politicizing of Supreme Court Justices as well so I like we we should make sure we do the proper analysis of
00:57:20
like what actually happened and whether it was reasonable or not here's the proper analysis don't be a
00:57:24
rifter um but that shoot from the hip yeah yeah this has gotten him into really good places in the yeah well you
00:57:32
know every week the podcast is in the top 10 I'm with you I'm with you seems to be
00:57:37
work wait wait wait so what we keep going so other parties that you love other parties Peter T's party Peter's
00:57:43
party yeah was Peter had a party at his house which was in the New York Times so
00:57:46
we and there we talk about that it was described in the New York Times that we all went so we can talk about our name
00:57:51
there now Mark was your name included in the New York Times no and this is crushing for you no I was I was happy
00:57:59
because this probably isn't going to help but I have some friends in San Francisco that I didn't lie but I didn't
00:58:06
advertise to them that I was coming to the inauguration they know that I'm Pro Trump but they I think it just adds salt
00:58:13
to the wound so I'm happy when I'm not New York Times there was I was mentioned as having gone to West Palm Beach
00:58:21
because there's a reporter who sat outside the transition office um and that somehow even made monitored who
00:58:27
went in and out yeah well you know I will you went to Mar Lago no I I I didn't nothing that glamorous I went to
00:58:34
the transition office right and and helped interview some people but I get invited Mar there's a huge lesson here
00:58:42
for Democrats um if they have any hope of reconstructing their party which is you and I uh very critical of trump
00:58:50
chamath people are retweeting his old you know uh tweets about Trump he wasn't David Sax's preferred
00:58:57
candidate was the way he said it last year when he was back in D santis All Is Forgiven and if you are a supporter now
00:59:05
and you can be part of the party even if you had differences and even if you're not in the party and you're somebody
00:59:10
like myself who just calls balls and Strikes and you know I'll call out Chief justices or I'll call out Pence or
00:59:15
whoever they still invite you to the party and that's I think a very important message for the Democrat yes
00:59:20
this tent is so open yeah that somebody who gave millions of dollars to the Democrats
00:59:26
um yeah I saw Sergey last night yeah um Serge is here you know they they'll have
00:59:30
Sergey here Sergey Trump was saying oh my God we have to break up Google the censorship or whatever and now they're
00:59:35
at the table this is the problem with the Democrats we were at an off the Record dinner let me tell you what was
00:59:40
said um I love that didn't land I love that you were at an off the Record dinner I love that off the Record was I
00:59:48
at the off the Record dinner yes we would say who it was for but we were out an off the Record dinner hint that's
00:59:53
right no it wasn't off the Record dinner it was talk about it it was for a technology
00:59:58
compan what's fun I know it was for a technology company and they had some podcasters there I'll leave it at that
01:00:03
and um there was a lot of right-wing people there because we're we're here at Trump's inauguration and so you know I
01:00:09
got to meet a lot of the right-wing people um this is literally an off- the record dinner yeah so I'm just giving
01:00:15
but I'm not saying what it is but we I had a conversation I'm gonna get dis invited to because of my uh after
01:00:22
after we left the dinner at the bar afterwards we had some conversations yeah so at the bar afterwards it's
01:00:28
always a good conversation yeah yeah yeah and somebody was saying you this is not off the Record the the problem with
01:00:34
the Democrats is you know they need to have their own Joe Rogan they need a Joe Rogan and I said you know they had a Joe
01:00:40
Rogan yeah um they kicked him out of the party do you know what his name was yeah
01:00:44
it was Joe Rogan it was Joe Rogan yeah he voted for this the first time I think in his life he's voted Republican yes
01:00:51
and he previously was a Bernie Sanders Democrat that's not just a Democrat Elon I remember when we were coming up
01:00:59
Elon was so excited to meet Obama that first presidency Elon was like I waited like six hours in the rain to shake the
01:01:07
man's hand he was so excited and um back to like having an inclusive tent and then Biden didn't had an eveve Sumit
01:01:16
didn't invite him you know and um I think that's like you know a huge lesson here they had and The Californians
01:01:24
literally said get out of our state we don't want you here and he's like noted message received message received yes
01:01:30
and so this is the the big lesson you know how big can you make the tent Trump took I don't know half the positions of
01:01:37
the democratic party they just well I think the best commentary I talked we talked about this um last night at the
01:01:43
dinner we were at which was not off the record it was just a fun friends dinner but um there was a conversation that or
01:01:49
someone made this commentary which I think is absolutely correct which is the Democrats seem to be the most organized
01:01:55
party and they have everything buttoned up so the messaging is right who does what the
01:02:00
hierarchy the structure the system whereas because the Republicans are more freedom leave us alone individualistic I
01:02:07
don't want to be they're not as organized and they're also not as tight bound on what you have to say and what
01:02:13
you don't have to say Republicans seem to be more open to they're freeing having everyone come in and like critic
01:02:19
be critical sure they'll be critical back they'll say negative stuff as well they'll you know say things that you
01:02:26
don't want to hear but at the end of the day they're still okay come on let's have the conversation is what the
01:02:31
commentary was because they're much more about the individual versus the system and the Democrats are more of an
01:02:35
organized system yeah you know it's very interesting to me I I when uh I with you
01:02:41
know they were having this party Peter TS party and I guess saak and and Jackie were the co-hosts I believe and I don't
01:02:47
know if that party was I thought that party was off the recordo well I mean it's in the New York New York Times what
01:02:51
was funny was the New York Times Reporter was camped out on the sidewalk and he was Teddy shout out to Tedd and
01:02:56
Teddy was taking photos of everyone in chamat like Teddy I got a quote for you you teddy jump back in it was
01:03:01
hilarious and Teddy laughed and then I looked at Teddy I said he says that to me to us every week but jamat was
01:03:06
obviously doing it as a joke to Teddy because he knows him but yeah the guy was camped out watching what I'll say is
01:03:11
I I just to get taken behind the scenes I said to some of the folks who were going listen I I don't want to go if
01:03:16
it's uncomfortable because you know I've teed off on certain things and so I you
01:03:20
know you don't have to include me in anything if it you know makes certain people they uncomfortable if I've been
01:03:24
too critical or whatever they were like absolutely not we want you there jco and
01:03:29
uh there was a particularly spicy uh Republican there who's an online provocator and we had a 20 30 minute
01:03:36
conversation I won't say who it is but um I got to meet his wife and his kid and you know people are extremely spicy
01:03:42
online then you meet him and this person had said some very spicy things about me
01:03:46
online uh and uh you know they'll never say it to your face yeah never and then they incredibly Coral in person yeah and
01:03:54
I think that's like another important Lon is I mean yeah I would like to at least acknowledge what was said but yeah
01:03:59
in general like you were kind of saying it feels like being a part of the democratic part is like being a part of
01:04:04
like some old company it's been around for hundred years you can't say anything and then the Republicans right now seem
01:04:10
like a fun startup where they got beer in the office and Y play ping pong whenever you want take as much leave as
01:04:15
like Patagonia or whatever it's just like ponia hey man the Republicans are P yeah they're
01:04:21
Patagonian under your desk it doesn't matter doesn't matter do what you got to do I think that's a very welcoming
01:04:27
inviting exciting thing right now uh there was a great part your political I truly I think I I was hope I 2020 I
01:04:35
definitely did not want Trump to win yeah 2024 I still didn't I was okay with it but I was like I don't know I just
01:04:41
remember all the noise from the first time Trump was president and I was like I don't want that but once he won I was
01:04:46
like okay and then I thought RFK I think can do a lot of great things with the food like you know taking out a lot of
01:04:52
the chemicals and stuff like that I think doge is awesome so I am very bullish on what this could be yeah but I
01:04:58
don't typically like how do he end up on your podcast Trump so I don't even that
01:05:03
we were talking back and forth for a while yeah I think Donald Trump Jr is a fan of Schultz and then they were
01:05:08
talking and uh I think Alex Bruce witz the same he's the guy that like kind of was trying to work it out but we they
01:05:14
wanted us to come to marago First and we were like we don't want to do that we want Trump in our studio that would be
01:05:18
the best and then we couldn't get that to work compromise was yeah New York so the compromise was Trump Tower in New
01:05:24
York Trump Tower yeah which was a did you build a studio or what we built a studio that day I mean I wasn't a part
01:05:29
of that but everybody works in the Pod behind was it as nice as this studio sponsored by hams no no no and no not is
01:05:36
nice not 70% was nice it was hers okay how's your nighttime erection going have you
01:05:42
honestly solid but I'll be honest I had the flu and for like two weeks I just didn't get hard and I was like losing my
01:05:48
mind I thought it was over got in your head yeah I'm 40 I was like thought you were done yeah yeah burn out yeah I got
01:05:53
a couple this weekend though so we're back baby it's kind of like that second or third Scotch you know you're gonna
01:05:58
need to get a him ex exactly.com Allin wait what is the address if you're going all in yeah we
01:06:07
recommend oh Obama's showing up Obama's showing up is the audio guys or is it all just still shuffling that's fine
01:06:12
you're just hearing clapping I mean oh and there Clinton interestingly did you hear
01:06:18
this that uh Michelle Obama not going not going didn't go to uh there's Dana White uh
01:06:26
is awesome awesome getting divorced what who that is a rumor who Michelle Obama and Jennifer Anderson
01:06:36
wait Michelle sorry Barack bar Obama jennif rumor my bad my bad my bad my bad wait you said Trump dating on no B
01:06:45
Barack and Jennifer Anderson are apparently thing no come on this time line is crazy yeah yeah I mean literally
01:06:52
the Multiverse split I don't know if like how someone can say something and then everyone's like it's a rumor and
01:06:56
then it becomes a thing yeah like everyone you almost okay here's a supreme court justi and I think Michelle
01:07:04
didn't come because she saw Barack having fun with Trump and there's nothing a wife hates more than a husband
01:07:08
having fun without her yeah and that's really dos in yes final straw you know what my favorite part of the Carter
01:07:13
Funeral I mean it was a terrible situation but like part the death of J Carter top top 10 the best part was the
01:07:20
uh the bush uh tummy tap how great was that clip he's awwesome you're like you're like what's that guy up to now
01:07:26
yeah he should have never been president just be MLB commissioner like he wanted
01:07:30
to and youever you ever see the clip where they went behind the scenes and he gets in front of the camera he's like
01:07:37
and I want to let the know let the terrorists know that they will face shock and awe and the American people
01:07:44
are not going to stand for radical terrorism now watch me hit this five hour he's like what so sick I was like
01:07:53
that is so B Watch Me Hit This Drive Bo now watch me hit this drive boom 10,000 people 20,000
01:08:00
people watching the stream share the stream with your friends give a retweet uh hopefully chamath will get his Wi-Fi
01:08:05
up and running and we'll go live to uh the um inauguration itself but it looks like Trump is um going to be uh sworn in
01:08:15
and this is not happening outside it is so cold here it is unbelievable last night's party was fun
01:08:23
I went to the Uber X party and um I have a new bestie uh Lex Freeman and I have been Rolling Deep
01:08:31
yeah and you know I only did this because I saw you know freedberg is such a fan of Lex and he hasn't been on yet
01:08:38
yeah and I saw Friedberg he was looking at Lex with that look of science love so
01:08:44
funny and he is looking at him and I'm like we hung out with leg two nights Jason's like are you guys going in the
01:08:50
car together where are you guys going to go I mean it was they were having such a
01:08:54
nerd off they were we talking about was awesome guy you got a man crush be honest I know
01:09:00
I think he's a great I think he's a great human yeah he's a great guy and uh we sat next to each other at this off
01:09:05
the Record dinner the other night and then I we started chatting we had great conversations he's a very maybe good
01:09:10
chemistry too very real very genuine yeah like just a great person great person anyway say more at a great time
01:09:17
well I I met him at some party the other night and I said nice talking to you great meeting but I don't want to miss a
01:09:24
seat at the poker game and he said are you going to play with Allin guys I said I maybe I think and
01:09:29
he's like you think chamath will be there I want to come with you and he drops whoever talking I see this I
01:09:36
see so I'm like you know I'm the I'm the captain of the football team I'm gonna go take the girl so I just go right over
01:09:43
I'm like Lex this's it going are you describing yourself because you're more of like the water boy yeah I like that
01:09:49
like bring so I go and watching all the guys doing their workouts you're like I just take the
01:09:55
girl right out of his head I start talking to Lex Lex and I are you know because we're Pals we start talking
01:10:00
and everything we go to the uh Uber party and Lex is a little sad because he broke up with his girlfriend it's okay
01:10:06
you know and I can speak a little bit out of pocket here because I was like Lex um if you need to be a girl you know
01:10:13
just point out which girl you want to talk to and you're wingman and I'll wingman it yeah I look over and there is
01:10:20
a model who's six foot whatever she is stunning which which night was it this this was uh last night oh after I left
01:10:28
so I literally I'm I'm sitting there with DAR from Uber Lex and we're having this nice conversation talking shop and
01:10:34
uh I'm like I'm gonna be right back I'm gonna uh meet this girl this girl's talking to like two guys you know tall
01:10:40
blue eyes Finance trust fun guys I walk up to the guy I said pardon me I just need to talk to her for one second I
01:10:47
said may I talk to you for 45 seconds and then girl was like sure and I was like I've got a great friend over here
01:10:52
he's um he's a little introverted um he's single and by any chance are you single she said yeah I'm single I said
01:10:59
would you like to meet my friend Lex he's amazing and she I point him out she goes oh what dides he do I said oh you
01:11:05
know he's like a you know he works in podcasting or whatever and she's like oh okay yeah I'd love to meet him and I
01:11:09
started out she doesn't know who Lex is literally Lex got stopped twice as muchis that a model didn't know who Lex
01:11:17
was I guess right now is that what's happening yeah well I guess she's watching leg she's like love to watch
01:11:27
this Ukrainian interview I thought she was a fan I assume she was a fan of Sam Harris you've got oh yeah I F
01:11:34
she Sam theory of SpaceTime like I figure you know she might be into quantum physics yeah yeah she could be
01:11:43
into global politics L whatever I I sit her down she is an enamored with Lex really enamored with Lex after meeting
01:11:53
him not knowing who he was she gets the he gets the number wow they're going out
01:11:58
next week wow wow yep you're revealing this this is exclusive news Well the reason I'm repealing this is I am now
01:12:04
you get Lex's permission to no I don't need Le Lex is on watching the live stream right now in fact one of no he
01:12:09
did he just texted me that so anyway I am now curating I am the uh gatekeeper for Lex we're gonna match making could
01:12:16
be a very good business for you J I'm gonna match so if celebrity M celebrity celebrity podcast mm this could be a
01:12:24
good series on YouTube yeah this could be big so if you're um if you're elegant classy I wasn't just on Rya smart I
01:12:33
invested in the company I cold mailed them and I info Ry app and said I use your app every day I want to invest and
01:12:43
and this guy Jared from Facebook was Co and he's like Pinkus you idiot I told you check your email and then I invested
01:12:52
and their VCS had given up on them and so I inv Ed how's it going over there they're crushing it they are huh have
01:12:58
they gone cuz like the thing with all dating apps is they always start with like a niche and then after they get the
01:13:03
niche going and kind of if it's gonna burn out they have to go wide I got some it's like it's like it's like any
01:13:08
nightclub right like the nightclub starts exclusive and then once it goes mainstream people going my feature act
01:13:14
my opener on the road is on Rya nobody knows who the this guy is what's you doing on rot right but I'll say this
01:13:21
my take is dating apps are one out of 10 experience and Ry is a three out of 10 so I say it sucks three times less and
01:13:28
it's because there's a human curation level so there's like some and you have to have a real identity it's connected
01:13:34
to your Instagram assuming they vet it so it's at least checked by somebody or other and you can see if by the way I'm
01:13:42
not trying to shill them they don't even want me talking about it they're doing that well totally yeah speaking of
01:13:48
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Allin I never in my life thought I would ever do an ad read I I feel like I'm on
01:14:38
NPR never in my life usually I do we but none of us none of us wanted to pay for
01:14:43
the set that we did this at and that we did yesterday or the party we had so we're like okay we'll do three sponsors
01:14:49
we've got to select them and I want to say thank you to the guys for do they're like hey you know we have like a little
01:14:54
uh consensus thing with the Pod hey is everybody cool with this you a little vote there's four of us so you know
01:15:00
three or four we go with Z was originally gonna pay for our party by the way and then he said well why don't
01:15:04
we all split it and that's when we said okay yeah so then all of a sudden freeberg was on the hook for 25 Dives
01:15:10
freeberg like like by way the good thing is that the party went from like was originally
01:15:15
gonna be like 50 people in a room at to suddenly 250 taking over the whole freaking place and we're like I don't
01:15:21
know maybe we should get a sponsor sober was on hook for 25 dimes more that it was a lot more than that I was like
01:15:28
we're selling a sponsorship I was like well I think it was like well over 100k and so he's like well I'm personally on
01:15:34
for 25 dimes I'm reconsidering so this guy selling 48 hours I mean like it's great they're
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great companies and we know them all we we're investors in them we're all investors in grock and we were at dinner
01:15:49
with sunny and Sunny's like I'll pay for the thing great and we're like thank you
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Sunny we love you so sunny at grock this is a better way to do the ads because it's tougher to skip on podcast you know
01:15:59
I can go plus 30 seconds plus 30 seconds know we're dropping them randomly and we're
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01:16:33
wait so that that's the one it's got like four million views four and half million and yeah yeah and there's Baron
01:16:38
Trump can we hear the audio or camera and there's Elon uh Baron do you guys think Baron is um the character from
01:16:46
Dune the uh what are they call him the what's the term Jal you know this I thought you were going to go with
01:16:53
Omen omen inun what do they call him like the the guy that sees the future uh yeah I'm not sure um it bid other um
01:17:03
interesting oh is Joe Biden oh yeah there he is um if you look at the blankie and the couch in the back
01:17:08
there's Biden you can see Biden taking a ceremonial nap he's in nap time he's sitting they can't see him because he's
01:17:15
he's on the couch as it's customary the outgoing president is taking his nap taking his nappy poo and uh yeah he'll
01:17:22
be he'll be right back uh they're getting him his juice box and oh and there's uh by the way there's Apple Tim
01:17:28
Cook Tim Cook Apple Tim Cook um he looks thrilled to be there oh my Lord look at
01:17:34
Tim C he's like I've got to go back to San Francisco and face my employees he looks like a hostage and
01:17:42
then look at Elon he's he's like really processing and he's like this is gonna be awesome elon's like when is this
01:17:47
gonna be over now solving season n of Diablo in his brain yes while uh figuring out the AR architecture of the
01:17:55
first moon base is that Eric Trump that's who that is it was Eric Trump blocked me on X many years ago block you
01:18:02
I I don't know I said something one of the few huh yeah one of the few um he uh he is uh the principal behind all these
01:18:10
great coins I'm impressed they're not on their phones right now I think no phones
01:18:14
in the arena probably oh except they got those bags how great are those bags that
01:18:19
you have at comedy clubs this is the greatest thing ever right oh yeah yeah the Yonder bags Yonder out To Yonder
01:18:26
they make life tolerable and they brought comedy back yeah they really did why because you can't film it live well
01:18:32
yeah so a lot of times if a comedian's working on jokes a lot for especially if it's like playing with the line it
01:18:38
starts off too far but then you kind of refine it because the audience doesn't laugh and then you find the place where
01:18:42
it's funny but if an audience member films it early in its Inception then it seems really unfunny the punch line
01:18:50
punch line is ruined it's probably more offensive and then you're just kind of you can't do that joke so getting
01:18:54
people to lock up the bags helps a lot and then they're more present and they're less likely I see it in my shows
01:18:59
we don't have the Yonder bags yet but like people will be filming and whatever and I don't mind but they're just like
01:19:04
distracted because they're not trying to film The bit but they're just doing like
01:19:06
a you do a lot live to work on your stuff like we went to some Club in Manhattan that was like down not
01:19:14
downtown but like in the teens and it was amazing I haven't seen Live Comedy in so long they were crushing it yeah
01:19:22
it's all live and then you'll do some short shows like that to like work on the the hour You're Building you know
01:19:27
what's a bit annoying I heard that people are doing and I don't know if you're doing this but they're kind of
01:19:33
staging the crowd work I would never I don't I was like never do that that so annoying people would do that well
01:19:40
they're they're like kind of doing their bits you know in a a stage in a set and
01:19:46
then releasing it on Tik Tok and then it's not an actual bit it's like super highly produced oh yeah I
01:19:53
can't IM met to me that's like stealing a joke or and you know what's funny is Andrew and I came up and we do a lot of
01:19:59
crowd work but we started in this place where we would have to get you in off the street and we would do shows for
01:20:04
like three people sometimes five people sometimes so you couldn't just do your jokes because it would be so weird so
01:20:10
you would have to talk to them do crowd work kind of get some laughs and then weave your joke in sneak it in so that's
01:20:15
how I got good at it and then but I remember being like oh this is the only unique moment that we have this whole
01:20:21
time cuz the jokes I love them but like it's kind of a script at a certain point
01:20:25
you work on it you get the words right and it's a little bit not inauthentic but it's been done this crowd work thing
01:20:31
it's very exciting it could fall flat on its face it could whatever so I can't imagine planting someone to fake who's
01:20:37
the best at crowd work who's the best right now at crowd workor I think Andrew's really good I I put myself up
01:20:42
there I think Matt R is actually very good at crowd work you have to be super present are you scanning the audience
01:20:48
cataloging unique people who you think like a hypnotist does for me I think everybody's approach is different for me
01:20:54
I just talk to whoever's in the front and then I just dig until I find something that is funny so a lot of
01:20:58
times I'll ask what do you do and then from there we'll see if there's or like I'll ask about the relationship but I
01:21:03
want to dig into like interpersonal stuff and like I dig until I find something interesting and then we Hammer
01:21:09
that got it got it what's the what's the what's the best moment you've had doing
01:21:13
crowd work D oh dude this is actually filming my special so you do four shows and then you kind of cut them together
01:21:19
with the best I remember after the first show before the first show super nervous
01:21:23
first show I hit enough of my marks and got enough words correctly where I'm like I'm good in the next three shows
01:21:29
I'm going to have coverage who cares so I remember saying to my my right-hand man Kevin who films all my stuff I was
01:21:35
like I'm so relaxed for this second show that it's almost making me nervous I'm so not nervous but then randomly there's
01:21:42
this girl in the front that looks completely white and she's with a brown guy and then I make some joke and then
01:21:47
she says I'm not white and I'm like okay what are you Italian turns out she's Pakistani so I freak out I like
01:21:53
crouched on down on stage have like a moment with her and I remember in my head being like well let's just play
01:21:59
because I've got enough from the first show who cares and then that ended up being the most viral bit from yeah with
01:22:05
the yeah so and then she was really sweet her boyfriend was really sweet I've talked to them a little bit online
01:22:10
fiance was really sweet uh but yeah that was like I couldn't believe that happened during the special what did you
01:22:15
think of that uh Hassan Minaj um little cruffle where can't can we can we cut to
01:22:21
this you you can exaggerate the funny parts but you can't exaggerate serious parts that's kind of the rule in comedy
01:22:27
so you can exaggerate the funny parts but reality you can't lie or make up the actual bones of Anthrax fell on my
01:22:35
daughter when Anthrax didn't fall on your daughter to me that's even crazy to like put in the universe right but
01:22:40
you're just manipulating the audience to make them like you more without being funnier if you're lying to be funnier
01:22:45
great that's what we have to do stories aren't that funny that's good so we can hear
01:22:54
oh we are yeah yeah yeah definitely but this is the the feed this is the live feed
01:22:59
this a C- span and um some Opera I think we got like a direct we had a direct White House theater and here comes
01:23:06
actually here comes Biden and kamla um and let's take a look how are they feeling at this moment KLA is
01:23:14
looking a little perturbed did you cat what did you get what did you get there mark what emotion is that I just don't
01:23:22
think she's this isn't the moment that she was dreaming of you think she you think she's going to become governor of
01:23:27
California oh God that would just be disastrous that would be really painful it's I I want to believe that the
01:23:38
corporate candidates are done that that you're going to have to be authentic authentic and that someone I still think
01:23:46
unfortunately it's hard for me to believe that a non-d Democrat will make it but I think that someone's gonna have
01:23:52
to emerge who at least tries to be honest and authentic and present a real human I love Cuban I hope Cuban runs I
01:24:01
think he's great seriously yeah because I gotta tell youor guest wow I'm also a Dallas Mavericks I'm from Dallas so
01:24:08
Mavericks I gotta tell you you love Mark cubin loved Mark EV love Mark Ian I I like him personally but I have to say I
01:24:15
don't really love him on Twitter and I've been working with these AI hackers on an app not promoting here it's not
01:24:22
even available called based or biased and and they used him to tune the app the model for high bias low based because he
01:24:35
flips he's he deleted his prot Trump I his anti-trump tweets he said he always does that when the other side wins he
01:24:44
flipped I mean he I I have to say I'd like to understand how did he go from he was literally defending the the price
01:24:52
gouging is creating inflation to then being on CNBC when they pushed him on and saying well of course I don't
01:24:58
believe that so I'm just look well that's crazy because I actually spoke to him directly about this topic he really
01:25:05
did like believe that there was a broader set of economic issues and it's like Mark you know that price um uh
01:25:15
gouging creating artificial price caps is going to lead to like a massive problem and he actually felt like there
01:25:20
was a solution it it did not seem right to me because he's not a he's he's not a
01:25:24
dumb guy I mean the guy like no he's obviously very capable you know here's the thing if you go all in I think he
01:25:30
did he went all in as effectively right heed his team to win when you go all in on political topics like this you lose
01:25:38
your objectivity to be part of the team and I have seen this with a bunch of friends who were extremely not in favor
01:25:45
of trump publicly eight years ago and now that they are pro Trump they you know re underwrite
01:25:52
re-evaluated and they now and there's nothing wrong with that by the way I think everyone that
01:25:59
wants to have a different point of view as a different rationale has new data they should not be shunned for the point
01:26:06
of view they held in the past absolutely you can change your mind with new information driving by however watching
01:26:11
a live stream i t okay what I will say that I would never do and I see people do is they will just absolutely ignore
01:26:21
criticism and the person can do nothing wrong president Trump's coming into the Hall here H we're on a delay he looks
01:26:28
pretty serious it's all business maybe yeah I think he's like let's get through this
01:26:34
so I can start signing executive orders they got 100 200 they're gonna push today that's the rumor I heard 500 now
01:26:39
I'm he yesterday up to 200 wow some of them lots of which are being detailed and have been leaked early
01:26:48
including one on there are two genders men and women did you see that one yeah that one seems ridiculous but okay
01:26:55
that's an executive order it's a per like there's a lot of performative and does he have an executive order on
01:27:00
gravity and the of gravity yes that seems completely performative yeah there are two
01:27:07
genders agree or disagree just like what is an executive order gonna do I mean some of the stuff is to Pander to your
01:27:12
base or reward your base right which is how call is Baron Trump I mean he looks like he tall 6'5 yeah Baron's 2 in
01:27:20
taller than El elon's probably 6 my girls no Baron Baron Trump is 69 they're big Baron fans is he like cute is that
01:27:27
the thing we're talking to Mark P's daughters P's daughters how old are you guys okay 14-year-old daughters
01:27:35
declaring that Baron Trump is cute yeah right breaking news I tell you what I don't miss about being single uh being
01:27:41
tall is all you need and I'm 5'7 being tall is all that it takes really nothing else matters it's so I'm 5'6 oh yeah
01:27:50
yeah yeah 5'8 and a half on a good day yeah um he is tall um and he does have a trust
01:27:57
fund don't know if he's got blue eyes he could also be whispering from the future
01:28:01
we don't know Jakel like much of this could be predestined and he could be driving the future with The Whispers
01:28:06
that he provides so okay here's the over under let's get a bet now is he going to
01:28:11
address the crowd he gives a b bit of a speech yeah yeah well apparently after the swearing in ceremony I don't know if
01:28:16
it's right away but that's when he gives his um opening statement as it were yeah
01:28:20
which apparently it's like it's supposed to be like the same quality of a state of the union like there's a so but do
01:28:25
you guys can you guys find out does he do it right afterwards or so let's let's get some wagering here what is the over
01:28:30
under do we know how many minutes Biden did last you know what we should have done was could have done a poly Market
01:28:36
we could have done poly Market real time we should have done a poly Market on how
01:28:40
many executive we should have we won't be able to they're starting but see if you
01:28:47
we should have done a poly Market how many um executive orders were going to get published today yeah yeah yeah that
01:28:53
it did keep growing it was like oh there's going to be 20 50 100 now there's 200 well you should do a poly
01:28:58
Market on whether Doge completes by July Fourth next year well we have one which
01:29:04
is um will the deficit that's different though different that's gonna be a function of I think that's an easy one
01:29:10
and and as much as the audio up guys yeah so we see a bunch of people clapping these are I guess donors these
01:29:17
look like donors to me my Lord people watching also by the way has pass fresh badly here's another
01:29:26
piece of inside information Mark you can talk about this as well but like a lot of people donate a lot of money come out
01:29:31
to the inauguration had special VIP tickets there was a whole setting with all the seats and where they were
01:29:35
supposed to be and then when they moved it all indoors a lot of people lost their seats and they lost their special
01:29:40
treatment for their seven figure donations is that is that right so there's a lot of a lot of scrambling
01:29:46
this weekend on like where am I gonna sit am I going to be able to go how am I going to go and obviously chamat ended
01:29:51
up going a couple of our other friends are in there but um there a lot of folks that that had you
01:29:56
know very special tickets oh by the way I want to give a shout out my five week old baby Luchia is watching our podcast
01:30:05
she's one of the 20,000 that's awesome here's JD oh here's JD they always were a red tie is that a
01:30:19
blue and the red is a republican thing I think it's a presidential I don't have I'm wearing my blue uh suit jacket today
01:30:29
and my blue jeans Jason can we get you to wear a red tie I I wore a red tie when Trump was on
01:30:35
the Pod so when Trump came on the Pod these guys are like what are you wearing what are you wearing they're all kind of
01:30:39
doing this gamesmanship they're like anybody wearing a tie nobody says anything so I'm not gonna lie so I don't
01:30:44
say anything turn my camera J lot and get them to like show up ra like so I'm like you know what you guys weren't
01:30:50
giving me a lot I'm going to you were fine turn my camera off and second Trump comes on I'm gonna put the tie
01:30:56
on and then turn on and then give these guys and they're like oh you're wearing a tie I'm like well Mr President
01:31:02
Trump is here what person in their right mind would not wear a tie if the president of the United States took the
01:31:07
time to go to B these three guys are like oh God bastard I did now did you did you wear
01:31:14
yoga clothes or did you actually put a suit on when the president we didn't put a suit on you just no it was like a
01:31:19
discussion beforehand was like we're not we're not doing that changinging sticking we want to be as much us as
01:31:25
possible and have him be as much him as possible got it that's our goal with every guess and he wants to wear a suit
01:31:30
yeah he wore the suit never see him not what was the best moment of in your mind
01:31:34
of his podcast tour funniest interaction he had on the podcast oh dude him him and Theo talking about doing cocaine was
01:31:41
so oh that was the best I literally was gonna say the same one yeah I thought we
01:31:44
had like so it makes you feel great I thought him talking about the weave on our pod was so funny um and just like
01:31:50
acknowledging it yeah uh but yeah I thought I just what a what run you guys tried to get K on too right I mean we
01:31:57
tried multi times many times we tried to get did she do any long form podcast she
01:32:02
did uh call her daddy for 40 minutes yeah so yeah um very controlled setting very very controlled they spent a
01:32:09
billion dollars on the set yeah and they controlled it and then she Biden did Howard Stern when he was still running
01:32:15
and Howard obviously is super in the bag uh for the Dems and he did a 40 minute softball like was super disappointed as
01:32:24
a Stern fan like no comedy nothing he was just sick of phantom if you have them there why
01:32:33
wouldn't you try to get some comedy out of them get some new information even softball comedy yeah sure I mean get a
01:32:41
chuckle get get a A Unique Piece of insight it's like such a wasted opportunity you know to have somebody of
01:32:46
that stature but that I think that well what do you think her not doing them was
01:32:52
because she's not capable of doing them or it was a just huge strategic mistake I don't know I hope I want to give her
01:32:59
credit and say it was the team they just had her so locked into whatever they thought was right but they told us that
01:33:05
because we had Trump on it was too big of a risk to have her on which we asked them both at the same time she
01:33:11
wasn't really receptive before that either but uh it was an air kiss there was an air kiss that was a total Eric
01:33:19
is Melania counting the minutes for this to be over right trying to cover I'm trying to figure out who is less
01:33:26
interested in be here Tim cooker her I think he's gonna kiss that guy I don't know who that is uh that's got to
01:33:39
be a mega donor this is where AI would be super helpful and facial Rec yeah or did they
01:33:45
say what they're saying to read their lips oh real time lip reading yeah my favorite is when they took the Obama
01:33:50
conversation with him and they just with like oh yeah great voiceovers on it um oh we are getting delayed I think
01:34:03
yeah I can't imagine uh yeah that says 11:43 and it's currently no it's 11 114 people ah cable yeah I would think they
01:34:16
would put this a couple of minutes behind for safety reasons they must be on some sort of delay God forbid
01:34:21
something where it happen but there was obviously some some credible threat I think going on here I don't think this
01:34:26
has anything to do with the cold because today is no colder than previous yeah things this is obviously the two
01:34:32
assassination attempts but do you think after this run there's going to be was freezing it's the same it was colder at
01:34:39
the last couple I was breaking my bones walking over it was sool youve been in California for by the way I'm wearing
01:34:44
like ski long johns too today it's like are you literally got Longs under there weing your hot chilies yeah I dude well
01:34:50
what happened last night when we left that restaurant we walk out hot chil we went to dinner right by the capital
01:34:56
Arena where they had the rally last night and we didn't know that there was this rally so basically all the streets
01:35:00
they put up these fences and these barricade you cannot move if they put the so we walk out and there's no cars
01:35:05
and we had a driver but the guy was like far far away a mile away more than for our guy he was like 1.7 miles down the
01:35:12
road we walk out and the streets are empty because it was late there was no way to get to him so we start
01:35:18
walking oh I swear to God did you like walk out last night and try and like like how far did you walk when you left
01:35:24
that restaurant it took me 25 minutes I walked over a mile I thought we were going get my car I mean dud we were with
01:35:30
Vinnie and Vinnie Vinnie started screaming and freaking out he ran back to the restaurant like jumped back in
01:35:34
and then he found a scooter and he took off he's like I can't move I can't do anything and he jumped on the scooter I
01:35:38
have no idea if he survived last night I don't know where I made a huge strategic
01:35:41
art I was like you know what sorry what do you think Amy kashar is saying right now well she's the chairperson of the um
01:35:48
inauguration committee I think so she organizes the inauguration regardless of who the win or was I believe so so you
01:35:55
think she's I think she's welcoming everyone you can turn up guys yeah we can get like a half sound here and talk
01:35:59
over it that' be fine 5050 have oh so she's giving uh flowers to Biden Biden and K probably yeah to get
01:36:10
their flowers ocy many and vice here today is truly aest I thought the claim was that
01:36:23
democracy end I think that's like a little bit of a shot and this is a testament to
01:36:35
democracy that despite all of mainstream media you know not wanting this candidate and being
01:36:43
outspent this candidate won it is also amazing that despite all the negative being hurled at each party by the other
01:36:50
group in the United States they all come back together they get together the capital building they transfer power and
01:36:56
the country moves on and the next Administration begins it's it's a pretty powerful and amazing that's what I
01:37:02
actually thought the clip of trump and Obama laughing totally and I think it was such a powerful like reconciliation
01:37:08
right like yeah totally well I think it's also great for the world to see that we're United and and they can see
01:37:12
this democracy where they thought oh my God America's fracturing it's over Civil
01:37:16
War and then they get together they do the belly tap don't you wonder if this is like like Fighters that are trying to
01:37:21
promote the fight and they look like they hate other and then they actually totally that's the thing about it
01:37:26
they're all acquaintances but for the idiots who believe all of it too much the guys out there chatting USA it's
01:37:34
nice to see that it's not oh hey we're still getting it's like this guy's not Hitler they're not they didn't destroy
01:37:39
the country things keep going cource this is ridiculous they didn't do it that said I want to see these people
01:37:53
freezing I froze many times this trip and I made a huge strategic AR they're like espe last and they're allowed to go
01:38:00
through the barricades we weren't even allowed to go through yeah and freeberg and John are like we've got you security
01:38:04
we've got you a driver the whole thing you know first class you know whatever I'm like oh that's fantastic I'm like
01:38:09
Jade's like probably should take a coat my wife said probably need a coat I'm like you know what I'm gonna be in the
01:38:13
car gonna go from the car to the front door no you didn't bring a coat didn't bring a coat I mean I'm wearing a suit
01:38:18
jacket you were running around last night after dinner without a coat no coat no
01:38:24
I don't drink so I I was feeling the absolute pain of it as president lincol once reminded us
01:38:34
but to view others with a generosity of spirit despite our differences with that
01:38:40
responsibility of leadership comes an obligation to stand our ground when we must and
01:38:48
find yeah well this is going to be I think this is fair predictable right like yeah
01:38:55
I mean it's very scripted very obvious the the really great moment is how does Trump start this like what do you what's
01:39:03
your prediction here is he gonna come out and just start dunking on people is he gonna just I don't think be
01:39:08
magnanimous he didn't even do that in 2016 I remember his first address was like trying to stabilize everything yeah
01:39:14
we're gonna fix the infrastructure yeah I remember the markets were crashing and he came out
01:39:18
and was pretty stable I think he's going to do the same thing this time I mean we
01:39:22
this is I think the real this will be the real test is starting today and tomorrow what do these executive orders
01:39:27
say what's the actual agenda how much of what he said on the election Trail was uh cap and how much was strategy how
01:39:39
much was to get voter turnout and to enrage people and to get them to the voting booth and and how much of it is
01:39:46
actually real we'll see so Joe Biden I guess on his way out pardoned his family James Biden Sarah Jones Biden Valerie
01:39:54
Biden Owens T Owens Francis Biden on his way out the door for any crimes they may
01:40:01
have committed now or I guess maybe in the future I don't know how this is is defined I just feel like this pardoning
01:40:09
thing is um needs to kind of be revoked to the power of Pardon you know the whole idea was like you can protect your
01:40:16
polit from political persecution I actually do think that would be the case but if the courts work like there
01:40:21
shouldn't be this concept that's true that's true right that's a good point and then we're just throwing out
01:40:26
thousands of Pardons like yeah it almost feels like you're taking away the power
01:40:32
you know of the judicial branch of government like you're just saying like yeah that's a good point all right
01:40:37
30,000 people watching us across both platforms X and YouTube and yes the Biden um preemptive pardons fouchy
01:40:45
that's incredibly disappointing what's your take on the fouchy situation you think I'm not nearly well educated
01:40:52
enough obviously most of the people in the podcast world that I'm a part of were very antiac very whatever I do
01:40:59
think the mandates went too far but I don't even know you're gonna have to break down to me what could he be
01:41:03
prosecuted for right well I do think it was probably a created virus someone else well
01:41:09
think I mean part of the concept was that he um lied to the public and that there was a cover up and that there was
01:41:16
a deliberate knowledge about the origins that they made an effort I mean there's
01:41:21
a lot of lot at the very least they structed Justice they and they literally could have very easily oh thank you sir
01:41:29
mark thank you for getting me a te anybody need a tea with honey or coffee I would love a water possible so
01:41:37
much thank you so much who's this de fer the great state of Nebraska she's absolutely thrilled to be
01:41:46
here Nebraska is negative 10 degrees right now she's like oh my God we get to go south and have this incredible warm
01:41:52
climate so were you going to go to the inauguration to the swearing end ceremony honestly I don't even know I
01:42:03
had some it said I thought it said West Lawn that's what a lot of people said they didn't know exactly where when that
01:42:10
that were like invited and then they didn't and then after they moved it indoors a lot of people were like then
01:42:16
it became Capital One Center Capital One Center Arena which is where we went to last
01:42:23
night I left party early because my girls want they wanted to see Trump they're like we came all the way here
01:42:31
and so went to the rally we trudged for 25 minutes in the snow to the rally um and it was it was fun I know none of us
01:42:39
ever been to a trump rally I me it's amazing like I thought it's like standup comedy that he just hits track and
01:42:45
repeats things um X came on stage and ran around yeah Elon son Elon son yeah I saw that clip yeah have you been to a
01:42:54
trump rally no I have not have you no I kind of regret not going to like one of the like rallies in the south at like
01:43:02
you know a rodeo or something I would like to see that like from a cultural perspective a rodeo like he would do
01:43:07
these things and you know Nebraska or you know Kentucky whatever like I would like to see him you live Texas you can
01:43:13
go to a rodeo wow sure I would like to see him at one I've been to a r u i got to meet tulsey that was quite nice she
01:43:20
came to the party at the Allin yeah yeah she was great Tulsi we didn't talk about this but she was supposed to be at
01:43:29
the Allin um Summit and very last minute cancel because she W she had to actually I
01:43:37
guess we can talk about this now she had to leave town to go work on prep with the president for the debate that
01:43:44
happened right after the all in Summit in September so we she was a last minute cancel for us oh W
01:43:50
yeah but yeah she was at our event we had Doug beram at our event I had a funny moment with her over and she was
01:43:57
quite kind and she's like oh I'm such a fan of the podcast you're amazing J world's greatest moderator she was
01:44:02
incredbly she really sheally said that she watches every show she was effusive and I was like oh my God that's so
01:44:08
amazing I'm happy to take a selfie and she laughed and I said that was a preemptive selfie move I want to get the
01:44:15
selfie no no I offered it as a joke I said after she was super abusive I said I am happy to so great to meet you I'm
01:44:22
happy to take aelf he laughed and I said well let's do it for the gram and um I was actually going to ask you for one
01:44:28
she laughed and we took one I had a great moment with Bobby Kennedy oh really do tell yeah it was um you know a
01:44:34
little bit of a hug and he showed great appreciation and he was so he was extremely effusive about coming on be
01:44:40
all in pod and he said it really did change the trajectory of the campaign for me and made a huge impact on my life
01:44:45
so he was like thank you so much I'm like I'm gonna be calling you I'm gonna be calling you i'mna be calling how do
01:44:51
you feel about genetic strawberries right well I was kind of going the other direction organic I'm like let's go take
01:44:58
care of the microplastics please yes yeah I would like get the microplastics out of my balls yeah that's coming from
01:45:04
HS hims.com alling mics out of your balls they come next tea bags right supposed to be like we're getting it all
01:45:11
through the so there was a study this week that showed millions of measurable microplastic particles from each tea bag
01:45:19
I read that because they yeah you know it's such a bummer I so much tea it's all synthetic fibers which are basically
01:45:26
you know long Plastics thatan um when you go skiing in this like off piece kind of serious situation
01:45:35
you have to have a guide yeah because you could get in a tree well or go off a cliff and you need somebody to dig you
01:45:41
out basically save your life and so um my guy nooshi we were talking about te and he uh was lamenting the issue around
01:45:52
Mach in Japan that you know like 80% of it has you know microplastics this chemicals and that there's a whole thing
01:46:00
going on in Japan right now they're testing all the maches to find microplastic I think it's mostly for
01:46:06
chemicals right I don't think microplastics the thing because it's so hard to detect there's a there's a very
01:46:12
specific like measurement of like physics and stuff that you need to do did you see the entrepreneur who's doing
01:46:18
uh testing foods like what's his name um I forgot what oh yeah yeah yeah yeah Z this guy's he's reporting it all out
01:46:26
yeah he's basically Twitter yeah somebody will look it up producer Nick look it up um it's um if you don't mind
01:46:32
there's this guy who's a entrepreneur he's um partners with a guy from Pioneer Labs uh they put a bunch of h100 outs
01:46:38
and gave people time on their their GPU grid oh yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah uh Freeman Matt Freeman Freeman it might
01:46:48
be yeah anyway they he's really spent half a million of his own Capital to like test this and publish it so he took
01:46:54
like basic off the shell foods and measured kind of known carcinogenic compound levels and showed them and it's
01:47:02
it's quite surprising basically and one of the more more interesting points in the study was when you take food and
01:47:08
take out in plastic takeout containers yes this was ter eating it in the restaurant it's like so bad the plastic
01:47:15
takeout containers even in just a few minutes are leeching a ton of chemistry it's a topic now we with the baby we've
01:47:22
been ordering a lot and now it's just painful had a really cool startup we incubated that didn't make it and what
01:47:28
they were doing was ordering in bulk taking mason jars and then you would order your sugar your barley whatever
01:47:35
you Oats um and they would just put everything in glass bottles they would bring it to your house then they would
01:47:41
when they're putting stuff in your cabinet they would look if you get below 50% on anything they just replenish it
01:47:46
and I was like this is the greatest 1center concept that if you could make this work where your cupboard is
01:47:52
beautifully like Marie condo yeah yeah but all organic All Glass and then you know if you can make a scale just think
01:48:01
about how much less packaging when you're in Europe they will have toothpaste and they have to put it in a
01:48:07
bushel without any plastic on it without paper because they have to take it back
01:48:12
so what people do in Europe is if you are getting your groceries you can just take all the packaging and just throw it
01:48:18
and give it to the supermarket they have to dispose of it yeah yeah yeah because
01:48:21
you actually pay can't see the feet oh here we go oh here we go uh plastic list is that
01:48:29
what it's called plastic list yeah so we do a search for that uh we collected 775
01:48:34
samples of 312 foods and but it's amazing that he has to go do this there should there must be some well it's not
01:48:41
body that does yeah there hasn't it's called the government if they did L donations yeah they well where who who
01:48:47
you know big a and all these people are giving them money right well no that's is that really what happened isue at all
01:48:53
no I think like throughout the whole food supply chain we use plastic we use like synthetic materials because they're
01:48:58
cheaper ways to store and move stuff and our entire world is built with like right here I'm like water bottle that's
01:49:05
right well think about how expensive it would be to take like glass and fill it with water and move it those are like
01:49:10
four times five times 10 times as expensive so all containers that we make in the world are plastic because they're
01:49:16
more affordable lighter weight more transportable and now we're recognizing that that plastic isn't stable that
01:49:22
there's little bits of it that break off that end up in the environment end up in
01:49:25
our bodies and accumulate it turns out they actually accumulate in our cells and as they accumulate they have
01:49:30
disruptive effects and I think this is like very like recent like there's a series of papers that have been coming
01:49:36
out over the last year or two and everyone's suddenly waking up to this so the microplastic problem is something
01:49:41
that will certainly trigger a bunch of FDA review a bunch of EPA review if RFK gets approved and I know I think that's
01:49:48
all I actually think this is a big thing everyone's cognizant of it on both sides
01:49:51
of the aisle I've talked to a lot of people people know that it's a real thing and there's no like vested
01:49:54
interest big X Big Y super vested interest I'll take the other side of that I think you know for these
01:50:02
companies you know they are focused on profitability right like like Archer Daniels Midland Proctor and Gamble optim
01:50:11
none those companies have people that are like oh we should be putting chemicals in food because it's going to
01:50:15
hurt people everyone but they would never test it and release it unless they had a gun to their head as my yeah and
01:50:20
so at the end of the day the truth is this stuff is going Drive the cost of food of storage of materials up which is
01:50:26
what it's going to end up having to be which was what it should always have been uh and here's JD van being swor in
01:50:32
he's being sworn in that I will bear true faith that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same and
01:50:38
allegiance to the same that I take this obligation freely that I take this obligation freely without any mental
01:50:46
reservation without any mental reservation or purpose of purpose of evasion and that well and Faithfully
01:50:55
discharge and that I will well and Faithfully discharge the duties of the office duties of the office on which I'm
01:51:02
about to enter on which I'm about to enter so help me God so help me God congratulations Mr Vice imagine your
01:51:09
peter chill right now at home and you're just like oh my God half court shot boom
01:51:13
yeah what a deep out- of the money bet he made on Amazing on JD Vance I mean and the fact that Trump picked JD Vance
01:51:22
that was incredibly unpopular yeah incredibly unpopular I didn't love it I don't love it well and it was a at the
01:51:28
time you know he was polling as unbelievably unlikable yeah and then the Democrats were like can we make this guy
01:51:36
more likable and then they found Tim W yeah they're like let's find somebody who makes JD more palatable to America
01:51:43
it's absolutely amazing that Sundar is right behind the president you know CEO of Google they were talking about
01:51:48
breaking up Google big Tech is bad these guys are on stage right behind showing off American Enterprise they're showing
01:51:54
off America's biggest most successful companies and they're saying these are the innovators these are the
01:51:58
entrepreneurs that have made America successful made our economy Thrive made it grow which is the opposite of what
01:52:04
was happening with the Democrats where they were like saying everyone who's a billionaire is bad all of these
01:52:08
companies are awful there's a tech oligarchy on the way out the door he's writing there's a tech oligarchy taking
01:52:14
over and at the end of the day these are like the great you know employers of the
01:52:18
country Jeff Bezos employs millions of people now across the country and for whatever you want to say about it
01:52:24
they're job creators they're I I had lunch I had lunch with Elizabeth Warren when she was running for president I
01:52:30
can't even say why but I sat down there and I said oh Trump is oh I don't want to talk over Trump there he goes he
01:52:39
finished his uh oath of office shaking some hands here Biden's hand is he giving his talk now guys you know okay
01:52:47
later okay okay well that's the end of the swearing in so congratulations now cut to the oathkeepers who are breaching
01:52:54
the capital they're firing on the capital they're firing on the capital that's not even sorry it's not even
01:53:01
funny I mean you all laugh come on was that funny that was uh honestly I was in my head but that was
01:53:07
really funny no I wish I had heard it in time that would been oh my Lord has anyone seen David saaks um you
01:53:18
would think he Cham chamat is in the other room but saak should be up there there's Sundar SAR trying to lean over
01:53:25
there's Jeff Bezos Elon I mean it really is amazing to see like should be yeah I mean this aming we need the
01:53:34
world in this and it's like why would why was like you know or or success I mean let's call it what it is you know
01:53:42
these are all to mention the fact that like google.com has had a pretty decent impact on the world everyone can access
01:53:47
the internet and search for stuff and the number of Amazon made it possible for everyone to order stuff that gets
01:53:52
delivered to your house grateful be grateful two delivery on like the innovation in this country and what like
01:53:59
free enterprise has enabled it's incredible and it should be celebrated and yeah you think the inflation versus
01:54:05
cronyism versus kleptocracies like other other systems of governing and like economic like models that are just but
01:54:13
do you think that the inflation somehow got in the psyche of Voters that they realized like this Zero Sum approach
01:54:21
isn't going to work we need some not that they thought about it like in this economic terms but that we we actually
01:54:27
need growth we need industry to go somewhere I don't know if people get people are much more like dude things
01:54:33
are expensive I can't get a better job I can't make more money this is if inflation hadn't been as bad as it was
01:54:39
um they they probably would have won if they had it primary I I believe that you
01:54:43
know how expensive eggs are now and and they did a better job getting the base out and getting moderates you know not
01:54:50
taking anything away from Trump's Victory but they literally put a terrible candidate
01:54:55
and didn't have an open process that's an important lesson for them yep like Americans can kind of like the idea of
01:55:01
democracy and choice yeah right and that and they love capitalism this idea that
01:55:05
they don't love capitalism yeah somebody had a bit I think it was shapel or whoever and they're like you know the
01:55:11
the the Democrats were going to black people to Hispanic people and tell them that these billionaires are bad people
01:55:16
and they're like wait a second we want to learn how to be that's my goal I want to be a billionaire I want to be a mogul
01:55:24
and they just misread the room like people are not interested in talking about issues that impact 1% of people
01:55:31
like Dei or trans rights like I'm not saying any of that stuff is not important but it's not as important as
01:55:37
like people having jobs people being able to be safe in their cities I do think we don't love billionaires and
01:55:42
there's an idea that it's not fair and once they get the the I mean use a poker analogy once you got the big stack you
01:55:47
can bully everyone at the table and I don't think people love that but I think to what you were saying earlier we just
01:55:52
felt as the poor person in the room we just felt everything else is too I don't give a about that as much as I care
01:55:58
about things being affordable for me and then like you said Dei we don't care I want things to be affordable whatever's
01:56:05
going on in Israel is in nuts like I just want peace I want Tranquility kind of like in 2020 we were just tired of
01:56:10
all the madness with the pandemic we're like let's just I want to feel something
01:56:13
different I think it same it's actually but the idea that that like Elon has taken something this zero some idea that
01:56:22
has somehow gotten his money because he took it from other Americans it to me that's that's the real well the auto
01:56:30
manufacturers are losing and they are going to get wrecked with Tesla and I think that there are industries that
01:56:38
were disrupted by the internet there were small retail shops that were disrupted by Amazon but the pi grew so
01:56:44
much the pi got so much bigger I mean that's the thing and thank God those are us companies yeah we have the
01:56:50
unemployment of our but there is a disruptive effect right and I think the disruptive effect is
01:56:56
going to get a lot worse this year particularly with AI and Automation and if they pull off these cuts the trickle
01:57:01
down effect of cutting government spending if they are going to do it at this scale is going to be significant in
01:57:07
terms of job loss and disruption to people's lives in a way that people are going to be really angry about and
01:57:12
that's where my theory on like I think socialism is going to be on the rise this year if they're successful I think
01:57:17
you'll see a big boom in so but that's not what's happening in Argentina right well
01:57:22
they had the problem was they're on the other well they were on the other end of
01:57:26
socialism failing like they already had like failed their economy was stagnating
01:57:30
right and this this in this situation there's a period of time where if you like let's say you cut a third of
01:57:36
government spending that's probably going to affect couple million jobs and a couple million people's lives and
01:57:42
those millions of people are going to say this is so messed up like what are you guys doing I've relied on this I've
01:57:47
depended on this the government's been my customer I've worked for XY andz Agency for so long or for this
01:57:52
contractor that just got shut down and those people are going to say I need that back and they're going to come
01:57:57
forward with saying two years of pay though if you lose your job as a part of the government if they that's I think
01:58:02
that's the yeah there's a way to get people a stu Landing I I what I would do and AI by the way is going to be
01:58:06
similarly affected like if I was involved in this I would come out with a very simple statement we're going to do
01:58:11
a 5% budget cut a year each year for four years and see how it goes so you know every single program will go 5%
01:58:20
down whether it's at a minimum and everybody has to experience the pain so any bill that was passed you got a
01:58:25
billion dollars for a bridge okay that bridge now has to your budget is$ 950 yeah and that's it and everybody shares
01:58:32
the pain and you know you compound 5% it's you know that winds up being what 24 25% so you could actually do
01:58:37
something very significant slowly and thoughtfully and then you could look at the results hey you know we cut 5% of
01:58:42
this we actually should cut we should be investing 5% more you can't you you can't have a a president that sets a
01:58:48
four-year budget that's just not how it works right there's an annual budgeting cycle yeah but they do have control over
01:58:54
some of the agencies and the Staffing in those agencies and the salaries you know
01:58:58
you you mentioned for unions there's a lot to work they can renegotiate with some of them yeah yeah and so you know
01:59:04
it's it's would be stating a philosophy and a goal it wouldn't necessarily be perfect but I think that's what we're
01:59:10
going to see I think we're let's see where they end up with because there's you know a lot to diagnos introd to you
01:59:16
the 45th and the 47th president of the United States of America Donald J Trump I'd like to start by
01:59:27
thanking myself can you guys turn up how great is this we're gonna win so much pretty that's pretty good actually
01:59:35
yeah we don't even need Trump go ahead Jason I wonder how many minutes before he thanks Elon Baron Melania what's the
01:59:44
Valle it was I think he's gonna let's see it was early in the program does he thank his wife going to repeat what he
01:59:50
said last night I think so I don't know if he 'll do it right now but I think that's here we go I 12:09 p.m. eastern
01:59:56
time at the C thank you very very much is that a bulletproof Shi No that's the tele speak
02:00:06
Johnson Senator th chief justice Roberts justices of the United States Supreme Court President Clinton President Bush
02:00:21
Pres President Obama President Biden vice president Harris and my fellow citizens the Golden Age of America
02:00:33
begins right now all right leading with a yeah a VI optimism golden a we're going into a
02:00:44
stay forward our country will flourish and be respected again all over the world we will be the Envy of every
02:00:52
nation and we will not allow ourselves to be taken advantage of any longer during every single day of the
02:01:00
Trump Administration I will very simply put America First clear message yeah man our sovereignty will be reclaimed
02:01:19
our safety will be restored the scales of Justice will be rebalanced the vicious violent and
02:01:27
unfair weaponization of the justice department and our government will end he's saying we're going to end law fa
02:01:35
yeah not I'm going to be all in on cash pel is a pretty spicy Choice yeah our top priority will be to create
02:01:43
a nation that is proud prosperous and free so wants to go off script right now strong you think's a teleprompter
02:01:57
and far more exceptional than ever before it's not obvious when you see him looking left then right there's one on
02:02:05
the left there's one on the right so the technique is to look at one and the other you see them right
02:02:09
there looks like a ER of national success a tide of change is sweeping the country sunlight
02:02:18
is pouring over the entire world and America has the chance to seize this opportunity like never before but first
02:02:26
we must be honest about the challenges we face while they are plentiful they will be annihilated by this great
02:02:33
momentum that the world is now witnessing in the United States of America still on script As We Gather
02:02:40
today our government confronts a crisis of trust for many years a radical and corrupt establishment has extracted
02:02:48
power and wealth from our citizens while the pillars of our Society lay broken and seemingly incomplete
02:02:56
disrepair we now have a government that cannot manage even a simple crisis at home while at the same time stumbling
02:03:03
into a continuing catalog of catastrophic events abroad continuing it fails to protect our magent Laing
02:03:11
American citizens but provides sanctuary and protection for Dangerous criminals many from prisons and mental
02:03:19
institutions that have illegally entered our country from all over the world we have a government that has given
02:03:26
unlimited funding to the defense of foreign borders do think refuses to defend American borders or more
02:03:34
importantly St its own people our country can no longer deliver basic services in times of emergency as
02:03:41
recently shown by the wonderful people of North Carolina been treated so badly [Applause]
02:03:54
and other states who are still suffering from a hurricane that took place many months ago or more recently Los Angeles
02:04:01
where we are watching fires still tragically burn from weeks ago without even a token of defense they're raging
02:04:10
through the houses and communities even affecting some of the wealthiest and most powerful individuals in our country
02:04:17
some of whom are sitting here right now they don't have a home in any longer okay Off Script that's interesting yes
02:04:24
it's interesting four minutes he's Frey unable to do anything about it that's going to change can tell his
02:04:33
voice we have a public health system that does not deliver in times of disaster yet more money is spent on it
02:04:39
than any country anywhere in the world and we have an education system that teaches our children to be ashamed of
02:04:46
themselves in many cases to hate our country despite the love that we try so Des desperately to provide to them all
02:04:54
of this will change starting today and it will change very [Applause] quickly my recent election is a mandate
02:05:12
to completely and totally reverse a horrible betrayal and all of these many betrayals
02:05:20
that have taken place and to give the people back their faith their wealth their democracy and indeed
02:05:29
their freedom from this moment on America's deine is over a little off got to wonder what's
02:05:45
going to Liberties and our nation glorious Destiny I mean just will no longer be
02:05:52
and we will immediately restore the Integrity competency and loyalty of America's government over the past eight
02:06:00
years I have been tested and challenged more than any president in our 250e history and I've learned a lot along the
02:06:08
way so much the journey to reclaim our Republic has not been an easy one that I can tell you not very easy those who
02:06:17
wish to stop our cause have tried to take my freedom and indeed to take my life just a few
02:06:26
months ago in a beautiful Pennsylvania field in Assassin's bullet ripped through my
02:06:32
ear but I felt then and believe even more so now that my life was saved for a reason I was saved by God to make
02:06:43
America great again all right we got first stand not standing no not standing I don't
02:06:58
think so I didn't see [Applause] them yes Oham in the front row that is why each day under our
02:07:17
administration of American Patriots we will be working to meet every crisis with dignity and power and strength we
02:07:27
will move with purpose and speed to bring back hope Prosperity safety and peace for citizens of every race
02:07:36
religion color and Creed for American citizens January 20th 2025 is Liberation day
02:07:47
[Applause] it is my hope that our recent presidential election will be remembered
02:08:00
as the greatest and most consequential election in the history of our country as our Victory showed the entire
02:08:07
nation is rapidly unifying behind our agenda with dramatic increases in support from virtually every element of
02:08:14
our society young and old men and women African-Americans Hispanic Americans Asian Americans Urban Suburban Rural and
02:08:25
very importantly we had a powerful win in all seven swing States and the popular vote we won by
02:08:33
millions of people that's always been a hang up for to the Black and Hispanic communities I
02:08:42
want to thank you for the tremendous outpouring of love and trust that you have shown me with your vote we set
02:08:50
records and I will not forget it I've heard your voices in the campaign and I look
02:08:56
forward to working with you in the years to come today is Martin Luther King day
02:09:02
and his honor this will be a great honor but in his honor we will strive together
02:09:09
to make his dream a reality we will make his dream come true face yeah yeah he's working on his
02:09:26
set there's a lot of people who when he's starting go from father the king we're
02:09:30
like boy careful here go way and confidence and pride is soaring like never before in everything we do my
02:09:45
Administration will be inspired by a strong pursuit of excellence and unrelenting success
02:09:52
we will not forget our country we will not forget our Constitution and we will not forget our
02:10:01
God can't do that do that every St put the god part in his life how much we love my favorite what's
02:10:15
your favorite part of the Bible all of it it's my faite we will begin the complete rest kind of like asking about
02:10:22
the re comp which Bible do you like you know the the one in the hotel yeah first
02:10:31
absolutely deare a national emergency at our Southern borderer yeah half standing
02:10:46
well I don't think they seeting the Border was number ofation one and two yeah they're not
02:11:01
standing all illegal entry will immediately be halted and we will begin the process of returning millions and
02:11:09
millions of criminal aliens back to the places from which they came we will reinstate my remain in
02:11:19
Mexico policy [Applause] I will end the practice of Catch and Release and I will send troops to the
02:11:35
southern border to repel the disastrous invasion of our [Applause] country under the orders I sign today we
02:11:47
will also be designating the cartels as foreign terrorist organizations great great I mean there's an argument may you
02:12:01
listen to his words it's a logical argument that they are terrorist organizations based on the number of
02:12:05
Americans they're killing yeah and I think what he's saying there is if you're a terrorist organization you have
02:12:09
the right to go take them out but you go as far as China Supply the fenol China go into Mexico I will direct
02:12:18
our government to use the full and immense power of federal and state law enforcement to eliminate the presence of
02:12:24
all foreign gangs and criminal networks bringing devastating crime to us soil including our cities and inner cities
02:12:36
yeah like San Francisco New York New York is as commander-in Chief I have no higher responsibility than to defend our
02:12:46
country from threats and invasions and that is exactly what I am going to do we will do it at a level that nobody's ever
02:12:55
seen before next I will direct all members of my cabinate to Marshall the vast Powers at their disposal to defeat
02:13:03
what was record inflation and rapidly bring down costs and prices how do you do that like what's
02:13:12
your lower the inputs the energy cost is the is the straight the inflation crisis
02:13:17
was caused by Massive overspending and escalating Energy prices and that is why today I will also declare a national
02:13:25
Energy emergency we will drill baby drill love saying that he's worked that one for a while he
02:13:34
wor that's like a classic goto this is a line will get understand yes America will be a
02:13:51
manufacturing Nation once again and we have something that no other manufacturing Nation will ever have the
02:13:58
largest amount of oil and gas of any country on Earth and we are going to use it use
02:14:08
it we will bring prices down fill our strategic reserves up again right to the top right and Export American Energy all
02:14:18
over the world the energy ball tonight's going to be lit we will be a rich Nation again and
02:14:27
it is that Liquid Gold under our feet that will help to do it with my actions today we will end the green New Deal and
02:14:36
we will revoke the electric vehicle mandate saving our Auto industry and keeping my sacred pledge to our Great
02:14:44
American Auto Workers that's an interesting this is where there'll be a a federal preemption
02:14:53
challenge I think of California California has the E mandate um in other words gav said put like 50
02:15:01
million in legal Reserve to fight some of the decisions Trump's going to take build automobiles in America again at a
02:15:06
rate that nobody could have dreamt possible just a few years ago and thank you to the order workers of our nation
02:15:14
for your inspiring vote of confidence we did tremendously with their vote I will immediately begin the overhaul of
02:15:25
our trade system to protect American workers and families instead of taxing our citizens to enrich other countries
02:15:34
we will tariff and tax foreign countries to enrich our citizens a good message I mean it's
02:15:44
isolation for this purose neg we are establishing the external Revenue Service to collect all tariffs
02:15:56
duties and revenues it will be massive amounts of money pouring into our treasury federal government only had
02:16:03
coming from foreign sources the American dream will the original Revenue model rest
02:16:10
comp and Effectiveness to our federal sad part is my ad reduced tarff establish the BR new Department Revenue
02:16:19
went efficienc so it drove like it turns out tars reduce economic growth so the the the economic argument against
02:16:26
tariffs is it'll in it'll decrease Imports it'll decrease purchasing because as things get more expensive
02:16:31
people purchase fewer of them after years youate counterbalance Federal efforts there's a
02:16:38
big econom constru I will also sign an executive order to immediately stop all government censorship and bring back
02:16:46
Free Speech To America very important that's hopping up God this is so exhausting can you imagine being there
02:16:58
up and down up why does Zuck need the fact Checkers if if censorship's over getting rid of them no he said he's
02:17:06
moving to Texas the immen power trading the California no he said he's gonna trade out the California ones because
02:17:12
they were to bias I think that's trust safety we will not allow that to happen it will not happen again under my
02:17:20
leadership we will restore Fair equal and impartial justice under the Constitutional rule of
02:17:27
law is that his way and we are going to bring Law and Order back to our cities that's
02:17:39
good Jason would you pardon the January this week I will also end the government
02:17:45
folks who beat up Pops I think everybody agrees jail should be for people who did you know damage to
02:17:54
property they should compensate for it and they didn't really put people in jail outside of those so there's this
02:18:02
like false narrative that like everybody who was there got arrested it's like I think 1,200 people actually were violent
02:18:08
out of I don't know if it was 50 or 100 thousand people who went there and it's the people who went inside
02:18:15
youcy of the United States government that there are only said this um said we're going to do the violent criminal
02:18:22
you hear you just made the executive order declaration there's only two genders M
02:18:27
and this is his whole thing about getting that through policy they're like good good there's a
02:18:37
lot of blonde women in the front row who really like service members who it's not brick sign there's actual
02:18:47
there's policy no no it's not there's policy in the military there's policy that that speaks to gender fluidity
02:18:52
gender decision making and Care uh that's allowed for transgender uh a purple suit wow mustache
02:19:03
rocket our Warriors from being subjected to radical political theories and social
02:19:09
experiments while on duty it's going to end immediately this is where there's a lot
02:19:14
of training on like transgender that sort of stuff in the military that's the kind of stuff they
02:19:19
want to like get rid of Soul Mission e defeating Amer enemies I agree that's kind of feels
02:19:32
like it's in the identity like sexual harassment training was probably a really important thing
02:19:38
for a period of time in America remember like in the 80s 90s 2000s you had to like explain to people don't have
02:19:43
somebody on a date at work because when you first went to work that was where you found your spouse believe me I
02:19:48
started invest in banking yes in 201 we will that seemed pretty necessary and now we're kind of at like oh my office
02:19:56
mate got but also by the wars that we end and perhaps bias training has increased the
02:20:08
incidence of claims and of course yeah I guess people super focused on it pretty
02:20:14
St forward somebody misbehaves at work we Fire end have like a law firm them and
02:20:26
for my proudest Legacy will be that of a peacemaker and unifier that's what I want to be a peacemaker and a unifier
02:20:36
I'm pleased to say that as of yesterday one day before I assumed office the hostages in the Middle East are coming
02:20:45
back home to their families it's like Biden and commo have no choice but to clap but they're not
02:20:55
standing there you go they well he's like I took credit for that I got to stand yeah I mean I
02:21:03
already took credit for that one so hostages all three of them yeah that one on me America will reclaim its rightful
02:21:11
place as the greatest powerful most respected Nation on Earth inspiring the awe and admiration of the entire world a
02:21:21
short time from now we are going to be changing the name of Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America and we will restore
02:21:30
the name the Gul of America of a great President William McKinley to Mount McKinley where it should be and where it
02:21:40
belongs going to do it so important yes it's the controversy I'm glad he's not waiting on
02:21:48
these President McKinley made our country very rich through tariffs and through Talent he was a natural
02:21:56
businessman and gave Teddy Rosevelt the money for many of the great things he did including the Panama
02:22:03
Canal which has foolishly been given to the country of Panama after the United States the United States I mean think of
02:22:11
this spent more money than ever spent on a project before and lost 38,000 lives in the building of the Panama Canal we
02:22:23
have been treated very badly from this foolish gift that should have never been made and Panama's promise to us has been
02:22:31
broken the purpose of our deal and the spirit of our treaty has been totally violated American ships are being
02:22:40
severely overcharged and not treated fairly in any way shape or form and that includes
02:22:48
the United States Navy and above all China is operating the Panama Canal and we didn't give it to China we gave it to
02:22:56
Panama and we're taking it back wow wow taking it back this say a military move I mean
02:23:07
this a pretty strong move this going to be part of this is going to be part of the big deal with China when they do
02:23:12
this Grand deal I think it's going to take a couple months but be grand all the I agree above all my message
02:23:18
Americans today is that it is time for us to once again act with courage Vigor and the Vitality of History's Greatest
02:23:27
civilization so as we liberate our nation we will lead it to new heights of Victory and
02:23:34
success we will not be deterred together we will end the chronic disease epidemic
02:23:40
and keep our children safe healthy and disease free the United States will once again consider itself a growing
02:23:48
Nation one that increases our wealth expands our territory builds our cities raises our expectations and Carries our
02:23:56
flag into new and beautiful Horizons and we will pursue our Manifest Destiny into
02:24:03
the Stars launching American astronauts to plant the stars and stripes on the planet
02:24:12
Mars sounds silly but it's cool that's great yeah yeah a great declaration when do you
02:24:19
think that'll actually happen I mean Elon there's a window in years look at Elon freaking out he loves that like
02:24:25
theck Baron's like good father good he's like calcul let's say he's calcul the life blood of a great father
02:24:35
and right the orbits really it's like about two years Nation it's and it's Technic are
02:24:44
explorers Builders innovators entrepreneurs and Pioneers got to get me start the spirit of the Frontier is
02:24:51
written into our hearts the call of the next great adventure resounds from within our
02:24:59
souls our American ancestors turned a small group of colonies on the edge of a vast continent into a mighty Republic of
02:25:08
the most extraordinary citizens on Earth no one comes close Americans push thousands of miles
02:25:16
through a rugged land of Untamed wilderness they crossed deserts scaled mountains
02:25:23
cved Untold dangers won the wild west ended slavery rescued Millions from tyranny lifted billions from poverty
02:25:32
harnessed electricity split the atom launched mankind into the heavens and put the universe of human knowledge into
02:25:41
the palm of the human hand if we work together there is nothing we cannot do and no dream we cannot achieve
02:25:51
many people thought it was impossible for me to Stage such a historic political comeback but as you see today here I am
02:26:00
the American people have spoken he just seems a little bored when he's reading the com like like a tamed
02:26:11
animal yeah it's 40 minutes into this and it's I stand before you now as proof that you
02:26:24
should never believe that something is impossible to do in America The Impossible is what we do
02:26:38
best from New York to Los Angeles from Philadelphia to Phoenix from Chicago to Miami from Houston to right here in
02:26:48
Washington DC our country was forged and built by the generations of patriots who gave
02:26:55
everything they had for our rights and for our freedom they were farmers and soldiers
02:27:02
Cowboys and Factory workers steel workers and coal miners police officers and Pioneers who pushed onward marched
02:27:10
forward and let no obstacle defeat their Spirit or their pride together they laid down the
02:27:17
railroads raised up the skyscrape ERS built great highways won two world wars defeated fascism and communism and
02:27:28
Triumph over every single challenge that they face after all we have been through
02:27:35
together we stand on the verge of the four greatest years in American history with your help we will restore America
02:27:43
promise and we will rebuild the nation that we love and we love it so much we are one people one family one glorious
02:27:52
nation under God so to every parent who dreams for their child and every child who dreams for their future I am with
02:28:01
you I will fight for you and I will win for you we're going to win like never before
02:28:15
little going to win like never before thank you in recent years our nation has suffered greatly but we are going to
02:28:32
bring it back and make it great again greater than ever before we will be a nation like no other
02:28:39
full of compassion courage and exceptionalism our power will stop all wars and bring a new spirit of unity to
02:28:48
a world that has been angry V ENT and totally unpredictable America will be respected
02:28:54
again and admired again including by people of religion faith and good will we will be prosperous we will be proud
02:29:05
We will be strong and we will win like never before we will not be conquered we will not be
02:29:12
intimidated we will not be broken and we will not fail from this day on the United States of America will be a free
02:29:21
Sovereign and independent nation we will stand bravely we will live proudly we will dream boldly and nothing will stand
02:29:31
in our way because we are Americans the future is ours and our golden age has just begun thank you God Bless America
02:29:41
thank you all that it all right there it is there it is thank you very much all right any uh time to
02:29:53
party well supposedly there's a presidential signing desk at the arena so I guess he's going to the arena and
02:30:00
doing like a rally or something at the at this Arena where they're going to do a rally I think he's all the executive
02:30:05
orders I think he's going to sign them in like a public way to get people hyped so he's
02:30:11
going to the the Capital One Arena I see where you guys going tonight more parties uh I'm going to the a ball wow
02:30:20
of course of course the my two biggest nightmares cryp ball and aball can you film it you guys I mean you can imagine
02:30:28
okay I'm going the coest person there it's here actually it's gonna be fun at the Grand at the grandest Hiatt it's
02:30:34
gonna be great the grandest of hiatts um yeah too well late I want to say um Jason I just I think we'll do you know
02:30:46
because I know people are going to drop off so I just want again the set cost a lot coming to DC cost a lot we did a
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um reactions on anything surprising no I mean he's incredibly boring when he reads from a teleprompter yes like it's
02:31:34
just it's like imagine giving Dave Chappelle up teleprompter would be like the worst possible medium for him but um
02:31:42
I I just wish they had put camera on Biden and KLA that's I was so interested in seeing their action when he was just
02:31:51
absolutely clubbing them yeah with their performance over the last four years which was mixed certainly but we do have
02:31:58
the lowest unemployment of our lifetime we they did have a record stock market and uh you know the Border was
02:32:04
challenged but you know I think we'll probably look back at Biden printed a bit of money yeah all everything
02:32:10
inflates when you print that much money they spent the same Amun they SP essentially the same as Trump did in his
02:32:16
term I guarantee you Trump's going to spend a similar amount I I think machine is hard to Wrangle I mean I'm hoping can
02:32:24
it's just really hard I think you were talking about that freeberg how hard it is to get people to think collectively
02:32:30
and think for the collective good yeah it's gonna be really so you don't you're skeptical on Doge no I think doge is
02:32:36
going to reduce the size of certain things but unless you were to do social security and do
02:32:43
um uh the military those two things I think are the bulk of our budget and so you're really have to take those away in
02:32:51
a significant way and that's just untenable for folks right Social Security and what else military military
02:32:57
oh you know it's just Medicare and Medicare so yeah the entitlement programs are the big reform
02:33:04
that's coming down the pipe and in all my conversations in DC this weekend when I've brought this up with every
02:33:11
politician everyone seems to have the same kind of resonant point which is it's going to happen when it needs to
02:33:18
happen right how happens in companies too yeah it's like Social Security is this thing that
02:33:24
everyone knows is structurally bankrupt it's a function of time so when I am able to minimize the political effect
02:33:32
because it's too late to not do anything about it that's when I will do something
02:33:35
about it super annotation funds in Australia work like a charm what super annotation funds I think is what they
02:33:41
call them they call them supers casually basically instead of having Social Security and paying into that and the
02:33:45
government running it you're forced to use I think one of four or five vendors you put a certain percentage of your
02:33:51
salary every year into it I don't know if it's 12% I think it's on a scale um and that goes into a fund that you can
02:33:58
tap at certain milestones in your life um like your retirement and so it's essentially like they're putting a gun
02:34:05
to your head and saying you've got to save Force savings Force savings but in equities not in a government and so you
02:34:13
know you think about this kind of model it would work and T was it Ted Cruzer talked about it yesterday super
02:34:19
anotation or well there's there's a lot of these like Norway has a massive fund Australia has these funds and so these
02:34:26
are like public Pension funds that are on the order of trillions of dollars of invested capital in markets you know in
02:34:33
but they're run privately by expert they're yeah I mean they're not necessar there's a lot of government involvement
02:34:39
but it's um it's not like the US where you give these kind of government guarantees and ultimately you have to
02:34:44
have like some structural reform to make it all work um so anyway I think yeah that that's what everyone assumes this
02:34:50
is all going to move to some sort of like structural reform on like like a pension fund type model combined with a
02:34:57
changing in the age combined with some sort of selection process do you think we hit a catalyst I mean if if if it's
02:35:02
not going to just happen everyone says it's between 203 to 2032 so what is it that happens the politicians so there's
02:35:10
a the payment amounts start to outstrip the capital that's available and so that's when everything kind of okay well
02:35:17
where's this all going to come from now we have toint trillions of dollars and ultimately those dollars you're getting
02:35:22
are worth less and so on so there's a there's a a lot of different economic models but the general kind of
02:35:29
politician point of view is like 2030 2032 is when Social Security is going to break they no one will talk publicly
02:35:35
about it because no one wants to lose the votes to talk about it right and uh because it'll it'll immediately like
02:35:40
people jump on you your opponents jump on you voter they're trying to get rid of Social Security they're try to get
02:35:43
rid of Social Security trying to get and that's the attack Vector if you talk about social security so no one even
02:35:48
wants to talk about it everyone on both sides of the aisle say social security is Golden Goose we can't touch it we
02:35:55
can't touch it um but behind closed doors everyone says 2030 2032 is when it's going to break and so that's when
02:36:02
everyone's kind of lining up or or thinking about so no one even wants to deal with it like Kick the Can down the
02:36:06
road Kick the Can down the road when we have we politically have to like what will what will interest be ex well
02:36:12
that's the point I mean if you start issuing bonds right people are that's well there there's a lot of these longer
02:36:17
term structural problems in the United States which is why treasuries are like 5% at a 30-year which is insane right
02:36:23
and that is because we're going to have to print a lot of money in order to kind
02:36:28
of because we're not speaking and there has to be a buyer for that and that buyer is other governments uh other
02:36:34
institutions they have to want that right they have to want those bonds and they have to a good deal at some at some
02:36:40
interest rate you'll take those bonds the market participants will take those bonds and that's why if the interest
02:36:45
rate gets higher meaning the prices on the bonds get lower suddenly folks are like okay I'll take at 6% 7% I I I'll
02:36:51
buy us treasuries they paying me 8% for 30 years sure and so the market is continuing to show us that over the long
02:36:58
term the US government needs to pay a higher and higher interest rate in order to keep people loaning money to the to
02:37:04
the to the US um the US federal government so I mean if you try to you probably have this happen in your
02:37:09
company where but this goes to my point if Doge actually works and they're gonna
02:37:13
restructure spending and someone in the next four years look you're not going to
02:37:17
do it before the midterm there's just no way because they've got that they're going to try and get Trump by default
02:37:22
the lame duck right he's by default duck so maybe he can do some things I remember wor about voting blocks if he's
02:37:27
out in four years yeah I mean he does have to think about not doing what did to Kam these guys have a 15mon Sprint
02:37:35
right now 15 months until the midterms really kick in so if you're G to do some damage in terms of like the voters are
02:37:41
going to be pissed off because you did something you might as well go all the way so over the next 15 months they're
02:37:47
going to have to go as hard as fast as deep cut as they possibly can if these things are going to work because if you
02:37:53
only Go part way you're done no matter what you're losing votes and it's going to be a very hard midterm this is your
02:37:58
one window this is such a waste of time like all these pastors and rabbis and Priests like nobody wants to hear from
02:38:02
these folks why don't they have uh all the um people in the administration come up and talk about their plans oh that'd
02:38:08
be sick actually yeah yeah or have the uh the have Bezos Elon Sundar each say a few words that would have been much more
02:38:15
interesting than like oh another prayer yeah great it's like a little bit of virtue signaling when they do this yeah
02:38:21
it's very annoying all right are weing I think to WAP yeah oh hear from the girls
02:38:26
oh yeah uh so come on girls come over here sit next to your dad these are Mark bis's amazing daughters Georgia and
02:38:33
Carmen now what you're gonna have to do we don't have any handhelds do we don't worry about it we don't have handheld so
02:38:39
just take your LV and just uh hand it and maybe you could take your LV and just put it right I can uh near her
02:38:45
you're gonna just talk into the LA you don't have to go too close about six inches uh so just introduce yourself
02:38:50
tell everybody your names hi I'm car I'm Georgia and you're Carmen I'm Carmen how
02:38:55
did that come across for the sound team okay now how old are you we're 14 yeah wait a second you're both his daughter
02:39:03
and you're both the same age how'd that happen we're twins ah that explains it I
02:39:08
was wondering this was getting a little complicated here now you're 14 what's the best thing about being Mark Pink's
02:39:15
daughters what's the best thing about being Mark pink' daughters he's you know we for instance before you guys are
02:39:20
around 30 years I love your dad he's so awesome but tell me what do you love about Dad well he's always like talking
02:39:27
about really interesting things like he always has really interesting views and I like to hear his views about like
02:39:33
politics games new things and he always asks us for our opinions which I think is really nice like he sends Us games to
02:39:41
try and he's like what do you got like do you guys think your us opportunities to educate ourselves and form opinions
02:39:47
for ourselves even just having conversations with you over dinner um is really interesting and this I told your
02:39:56
dad one time I saw your dad with you guys when you growing up surfing and Wyatt and I said
02:40:03
Mark you are such an amazing dad and I just want to tell you that because I watch you and the patience you have with
02:40:09
these kids it's so beautiful and we've been friends for 30 years amazing and I watch you with these with these girls
02:40:15
you're so impressive now I heard you like podcasting yeah yeah and my daughter is interested in podcasting and
02:40:22
then some other besties have daughters who are around your age and they think a podcast is kind of cool there are rumors
02:40:28
going around that the all-in besties kids might do a podcast is this a true rumor yes it is true I'm say it's in the
02:40:36
working whoa this is in the brainstorming phase yeah we gonna call it maybe the nepo pod
02:40:44
neop that's funny what's it been like since your dad has gotten involved in politics and maybe change teams you live
02:40:51
in San Francisco it's a pretty left leaning Town your friends give you a hard time or they watching your dad on
02:40:56
social who told your dad to be public about it so that was kmen because she um actually she didn't tell her friends
02:41:03
where she was going this weekend um she not even just didn't tell she also had to lie about it um I'm in a different
02:41:11
situation my friends don't really care but we also do go to different schools yeah so I would I kind of had to lie a
02:41:18
little bit hopefully this is a little bit early for them um I toe a little bit because I don't think my friends are
02:41:25
like very left and I don't think they really like the right I'm not in the right I would say I think I'm in the
02:41:32
middle okay but I don't and I came to this an auration like testing it out seeing like what my opinions are about
02:41:40
politics and so I don't really want to tell my friends if I wasn't sure like where I am cuz I I'll Stand where I am
02:41:47
but like I'm still figuring it out this is an important lesson you know people get a little spicy over politics yeah
02:41:52
and the fact that you're having to navigate it now that's actually a good thing and your Dad's here to talk to you
02:41:56
about it and some people might yeah they might have strong opin you guys do you guys think you would ever want to be
02:42:01
working in government yeah maybe we'll see well that I was going to ask you guys early early stage Pol political
02:42:08
career development here well you guys actually started a brand at some point I remember you had a clothing line and
02:42:14
you're very go check it out let's get a plug here yeah plug it what's line our comfy our brand is called comfy
02:42:22
fancy and I'm not AFF um she used to be in it but the idea is that it's called comfy fancy so you
02:42:31
get Best of Both Worlds and I'm the comfy one she's the fancy one obviously it's you well listen co-founders break
02:42:38
up sometimes it happens we see it in startups and now you're the CEO yeah um it's going pretty slowly at the moment
02:42:46
moment because I have school and yes Sports but it's fun to do it's fun to like learn how business works and design
02:42:54
so use the promo code all in at comfy fancy and get 10% off yeah comfy fancy SP awesome now what uh what about you do
02:43:01
you have uh a career path you want to go on you thinking about things in your career or are you just enjoying life
02:43:07
interested in Tech and AI really and Entre being an entrepreneur um and right now I actually work for my dad
02:43:17
at um Earth AI um I've been doing some game testing and presenting to you nice so
02:43:27
you get to work with your dad that's a dream come true for your dad yes that is the greatest thing ever to go to work
02:43:34
and see your daughter's come I'm begging my daughters to come I'm hoping one of them will want to do Angel Investing
02:43:39
with me be great if two did and what do you guys do in terms of sports or activities and then we'll wrap up you
02:43:45
have any sports you like to do I know you guys surfed a bit what do you guys like do sports watch you ski you surf
02:43:50
well we both play tennis yeah and I just started playing water polo and joined a
02:43:55
surf team she's on a surf competitive surf team wow yeah they've done ski racing you did ski racing yeah yeah
02:44:03
that's one of our like how fast fast skiing now how fast do you go how many miles per hour shees to go fast I don't
02:44:08
well I think my fastest this year um we use this app slopes yeah slopes use slopes we should add each other as
02:44:15
friends yeah this year I went like 60 what miles hours she likes to talk no no 63 63 miles my record's 54 wow you're
02:44:26
going 10 miles an hour faster than your Uncle Jason that's crazy what about you do you also use SLS I don't use SLS I
02:44:33
just like skiing you enjoy are you a a powder Hound or you like groomers which I like I like groomers and powder but
02:44:40
you know she just talks down the mountain and I'm like oh bye Georgia ah you she'll meet you at the lodge she'll
02:44:47
meet you at the bottom of the lift all right this has been an amazing episode of the all-in podcast continued success
02:44:52
to you young ladies it's very uh it's just so rewarding to see you guys turn into young women and you have
02:44:58
entrepreneurial and your dad just so you know I know it's hard sometimes like uh
02:45:03
to think your dad's cool your dad's really cool he's a great friend and he's super smart and kind you hit the dad
02:45:10
jackpot your mom's also pretty great too I know her she is I get to hang out with
02:45:13
her all the time uh and uh Akash thank you for coming thank you thanks come back
02:45:20
any and where can people find you yeah on Instagram Tik Tok all that uh AK a got thing on YouTube check it out
02:45:30
unbelievable podcast we want to come see you live let's done yeah how do youco or
02:45:35
just New York all my dates are on my website aash sing.com but yeah I'm gonna hit San Francisco well we'll all be
02:45:39
there yeah that'll be awesome that'll be a fun night now can the kids come is a two Racing for 14 they're good they're
02:45:44
good you got a it's PG-13 PG-13 probably yeah okay they've heard you may hear some words that are little choice that
02:45:50
your dad doesn't use so be careful okay you don't repeat those at school in San Francisco free BR great job uh good luck
02:45:57
with the hangover you seem like you took it slow last night yeah I'm just rolling
02:46:00
through the weekend here bro R I'll get there it's all good it's been a great you kind of get a lot of
02:46:06
energy you go from one event to the next here it's been good it's been great and
02:46:10
thank you to our partners as well as the amazing technical team here if you could
02:46:14
see the amount of work it took to do this it was extraordinary so thank you to John and to the entire team producer
02:46:20
Nick and all the out to Nick out to drivers great job and to Americans um we got through four years of trump before
02:46:29
we got through four years of Biden let's make the most of it get behind your president even if you didn't vote for
02:46:35
him give him the benefit of the doubt let's see what he can do in the second time he's got a great team around him
02:46:40
let's support the heck out of him to solve these big problems for Americans even if you didn't vote for him it's
02:46:44
okay for you to root for him and we will see you all next time on the Allin podcast