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Andrew Yang🧢⬆️🇺🇸

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Monday former White House correspondent Tara Palmeri and I preview the Dems ‘28 field, prospects, whether they should accelerate their primary and more on

Monday on I talk AI, government and the economy of the future with ace investor nihal - who is definitely good at #MATH.

Monday on Sam Bloch author of the new book “Shade: the Promise of a Forgotten Natural Resource” joins to talk one way to adapt to a warming planet.

Monday on Thomas Chatterton Williams of the Atlantic joins to talk his new book “The Summer of our Discontent: the Age of Certainty and the Demise of Discourse.”

Can a mechanic win a Senate seat in Nebraska as an Independent? Dan Osborn got 47% of the vote in ‘24 and is back on the trail for ‘26. He joins Monday.

Monday I sit with Ross Barkan to talk the wide open Democratic field, his new book “Glass Century” and more on

Tomorrow on Dr. Arthur Brooks joins to talk his new book “The Meaning of Your Life”

Monday on the author of “the Project” David A. Graham of the Atlantic joins to answer the question “What exactly is in Project 2025?” and how much of it is being rolled out right now?

Monday on 3-term Mayor of Detroit Mike Duggan @DugganforMich joins to talk why he’s now running for Governor of Michigan as an Independent.

Videos

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This week on Zach Graumann and I talk the economic cycle, the midterms, the under the radar Senate races in South Dakota, Montana and Idaho and more.

Why did Dems vote along party lines to oust Kevin McCarthy? Not because they thought it was good for the country but because that’s what they were told to do.

Please, put your phone down! Noble Mobile

On the picket line with SAG-AFTRA members on strike in LA - a fair deal for actors and writers is important for our future. #Humanity

Joe Biden failed us by dropping out in July instead of January - and the result was a Trump victory this week. The Democratic leaders who stood by instead of forcing a primary bear responsibility too.

Kamala Harris and Tim Walz not going on Joe Rogan was a massive missed opportunity.

.Brian Bengs Independent candidate for Senate in South Dakota joined talking about his experience running in a rural state that has been written off by a lot of people. Polls show him tied with the 72-year old incumbent.

.Evan Barker author of the NYT bestseller “Nothing Left: Confessions of a Democratic Operative” joins to discuss her new book, why and how her family left the Democratic Party or vice versa and more.

No one actually thinks that Joe Biden was referring to half of Americans as garbage - what they think is that Joe Biden is 81 years old.

Went on Laura Coates to talk the need for AI guardrails that should be established as quickly as possible.

Went on CNN Omar Jimenez today to talk about the need for a kill switch and a set of guardrails for the big AI companies - right now the incentives are leading us toward a terrible outcome.

What was it like meeting Elizabeth Holmes before the fraud came out? Zach and I discuss this, AI as existential threat, listener questions and more on

Talked the Trump dividends and AI with Jacqui Heinrich this morning - we should slow AI development, tax it and distribute the gains to people.

Went on MS NOW Peter Alexander to talk AI’s threat to humanity, the need for a kill switch and the Trump dividends.

Why do Americans pay twice as much for our wireless data as people in other developed countries?

About 50% of your spend recirculates in the community if you buy from a local shopowner versus about only 13% if you buy from a chain store. Local currency advocate DW Ferrell joins to discuss how to make this happen in more places.

Coming Monday Scott Galloway himself joins the fun.

I wish that legislators had put the country‘s interests over their party’s yesterday.

.Zach Graumann and I talk summer travel, movies, the midterms, take listener questions and more this week on