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An important clip from that episode: Conservatives need a positive vision for cities. And that both includes making them for families … and to actually BUILD IT "There's a tendency on the conservative side to just critique when things go wrong in the City. Yes, crime is a problem.... show more

Bobby Fijan

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Nate The Greatvor 1 Monat

Excellent point. It's not enough to be against something bad. It's much more important to be for something good.

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Jordan Lewisvor 1 Monat

@AndrewBeckUSA You say this unironically as though you aren’t a tax-and-spend guy whose vision lines up with the urbanosocialist doctrines of the APA.

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Bobby Fijanvor 1 Monat

@AndrewBeckUSA Hahahaha

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Joe McReynoldsvor 1 Monat

As one of the libs who would be owned, I genuinely really like this - especially if it's done in an urban context, not a suburban one. More people engaged earnestly with tough ongoing challenges is better than fewer, and no one ideology has a lock on the 'right' way to run a city

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Bobby Fijanvor 1 Monat

Agreed. Actually doing things is the hardest and most meaningful thing It’s easy to armchair quarterback and/or criticize

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Bobby Fijanvor 1 Monat

Plus, making cities better has the benefit of making America better

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Josh 🗽vor 1 Monat

You should talk to Steve Hilton, who’s full-on NIMBY in cities but right on building new cities.

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Rhett Carlsonvor 1 Monat

@aaron_renn Not on Apple Podcasts yet?

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LeBron James says he turned down a $15,000,000 endorsement contract renewal from McDonald’s to pursue equity and franchise ownership in Blaze Pizza “It was a great partnership with McDonald’s. We did some great things on television. We did some great things over the years. But I remember we went to UC Irvine, the first ever Blaze, and we tasted the product, and the product was phenomenal” “Then you came to me with the proposition that we could actually own our own and be franchisees in a couple of cities in America. The numbers that you were showing me, the potential that we could make if we just put the time and effort into it, exceeded what McDonald’s would be guaranteeing me over the next four years” “More importantly, for me, it was like, ‘Wow, we get to actually build this, be a part of something.’ Forget the money. We can actually build something, and if it doesn’t become successful, then I can only blame myself because I know the product is that damn good”

LeBron James says he turned down a $15,000,000 endorsement contract renewal from McDonald’s to pursue equity and franchise ownership in Blaze Pizza “It was a great partnership with McDonald’s. We did some great things on television. We did some great things over the years. But I remember we went to UC Irvine, the first ever Blaze, and we tasted the product, and the product was phenomenal” “Then you came to me with the proposition that we could actually own our own and be franchisees in a couple of cities in America. The numbers that you were showing me, the potential that we could make if we just put the time and effort into it, exceeded what McDonald’s would be guaranteeing me over the next four years” “More importantly, for me, it was like, ‘Wow, we get to actually build this, be a part of something.’ Forget the money. We can actually build something, and if it doesn’t become successful, then I can only blame myself because I know the product is that damn good”

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Crypto can't build lasting policy by betting on one party. Ledn co-founder Mauricio Di Bartolomeo says crypto needs to win bipartisan support, or every shift in power could undo its progress "You could just feel the pressure building and building and building. Crypto, DeFi, Bitcoin became a very small subset of these elections, and I think we're seeing the consequences of when one industry becomes a little too partisan." "One of my concerns was that in the Bitcoin space, in the crypto space, it was becoming way too attached to one of the parties. That's great when that party's in favor, but it starts playing against you when that party loses. You need bipartisan support." "I think now we need to reset and, as an industry, say we need to stay here regardless of who's in power. We need to have a better agenda or a better plan to get the support from the Democrats." "Otherwise, we're just going to be dancing around from one side to the other. Build a sandcastle, the other person knocks it down."

Crypto can't build lasting policy by betting on one party. Ledn co-founder Mauricio Di Bartolomeo says crypto needs to win bipartisan support, or every shift in power could undo its progress "You could just feel the pressure building and building and building. Crypto, DeFi, Bitcoin became a very small subset of these elections, and I think we're seeing the consequences of when one industry becomes a little too partisan." "One of my concerns was that in the Bitcoin space, in the crypto space, it was becoming way too attached to one of the parties. That's great when that party's in favor, but it starts playing against you when that party loses. You need bipartisan support." "I think now we need to reset and, as an industry, say we need to stay here regardless of who's in power. We need to have a better agenda or a better plan to get the support from the Democrats." "Otherwise, we're just going to be dancing around from one side to the other. Build a sandcastle, the other person knocks it down."

The Wolf Of All Streets

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.Scott Jennings just torched the liberal meltdown over Elon becoming the world's first trillionaire: “All day long, I've been listening to liberals, count and spend Elon's money for him. This envy, jealousy, hatred of success. Why is it immoral? Why is it wrong for somebody in our system, our capitalist system, in the greatest nation on earth, to go out and build a company, build companies, build technologies, go into space, aim to go put a colony on Mars, give internet to half the world, all the things he's doing? Why is any of this wrong or bad? Why would we want to discourage entrepreneurship? Why would we want to discourage anybody building anything?” Exactly. Success isn't a crime.

.Scott Jennings just torched the liberal meltdown over Elon becoming the world's first trillionaire: “All day long, I've been listening to liberals, count and spend Elon's money for him. This envy, jealousy, hatred of success. Why is it immoral? Why is it wrong for somebody in our system, our capitalist system, in the greatest nation on earth, to go out and build a company, build companies, build technologies, go into space, aim to go put a colony on Mars, give internet to half the world, all the things he's doing? Why is any of this wrong or bad? Why would we want to discourage entrepreneurship? Why would we want to discourage anybody building anything?” Exactly. Success isn't a crime.

Steve Guest

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Elon Musk: We want to make it possible for anyone interested to move to Mars and help build a new civilization. “We want to ultimately make it so that anyone who wants to move to Mars and help build a new civilization can do so. Anyone out there. How cool would that be? And even if you don't want to do it, maybe you have a son or daughter who wants to do that or a friend who wants to do it. And I think it would be the best adventure that one could possibly do is to go and help build a new civilization on a new planet.” From: SpaceX Update, May 29, 2025

Elon Musk: We want to make it possible for anyone interested to move to Mars and help build a new civilization. “We want to ultimately make it so that anyone who wants to move to Mars and help build a new civilization can do so. Anyone out there. How cool would that be? And even if you don't want to do it, maybe you have a son or daughter who wants to do that or a friend who wants to do it. And I think it would be the best adventure that one could possibly do is to go and help build a new civilization on a new planet.” From: SpaceX Update, May 29, 2025

ELON CLIPS

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