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CHAMATH: "This is the first time that I can remember in modern history ... where such an enormous number of business people have been motivated to come and work inside of the Administration ... I think that the United States economy is too complicated to be managed by theoreticians,... show more

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Brian Costello1 year ago

I completely agree—this is an extraordinary moment, but we must confront the deep challenges head-on to ensure the change truly serves the people who demanded it, not just a privileged few. Closing the wage gap, tackling inflation, fixing immigration, and restoring a shared sense of opportunity in the American dream are not optional—they are the foundation for making this transformation last.

Mammoth Nation1 year ago

Trump heard Kamala made up a story about previously working at a McDonald's, so he decided to pick up a shift himself. We're lovin' it!

Jacob1 year ago

Those who build businesses understand the economy better than those who only study them.

True Explorer1 year ago

Chief of Staff at OMB, Ed Martin “You want to get a man’s attention, grab him by the wallet, right? Look, we control the money going out of our treasury into the departments. If you want to get people’s attention at USAID, for example, that spends hundreds of millions of dollars, it looks like a CIA cut out to me, and they’re doing stuff that makes no sense against America, OMB can say the money’s on hold until we figure out if you’re actually doing what this president wants, and that’s what we intend to do.”

Elliot1 year ago

"I think that the United States economy is too complicated to be managed by theoreticians, by folks with random PhDs and absolutely no working experience in the real world". Federal Reserve be like

Critical Thinker1 year ago

The point that Chamath is making is essential. I was commenting on this recently. The net worth of these people is only interesting as far as it demonstrates that these people have been successful in making things work without throwing money away, which is what governments due well. If you want to cut the $36T deficit, you need people who know how to get things done efficiently.

Tan1 year ago

We are living in the best timeline... The future looks bright! So many people... Big business people will transform our country that will make our founders proud. Can't wait to see what DOGE produces.

Lady Lisa ♥️🇺🇸♥️1 year ago

@LibrarianGirl77 "Academics" and "experts" are the ones that will ump out the very ideology that destroys countries. Time to put them out to pasture.

Sixstring Sam1 year ago

This will still fail, why do Republicans continue to believe the economy can be "managed" by the government? Government has one singular impact on any economy, negative.

William Hunt1 year ago

If you’ve never had to make payroll and sign a check, you have no business trying to run anything in government

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Bernie Sanders (pre-Trump/2015), explains how Illegal Immigration “makes US all Poorer.” 👇🏼 "Open borders?! That's a Koch bros. proposal. The idea, of course. I mean, that's a "Right Wing," proposal which says essentially there is no United States." It would make everybody in America POORER, you're doing away with the concept of a Nation State! And I don't think there's any Country in the world which believes in that? (Yeah, just wait)... "If you believe in a nation state or the COUNTRY called the United States, you have an obligation, in my view, to do everything we can to help poor people. What Right Wing people in this country would love is an OPEN border Policy, bringing all kinds of people work for 2 or $3 an hour!" "That would be great for them. I don't believe in that! I think we have to raise wages in this Country. I think we have to do everything we can to create the millions of jobs... You know what youth unemployment in the United States is? If you're White, a high school graduate -33%, a Hispanic - 36%, and an African American 51%!!! Do you think we should have open the borders, and bring in a lot of low wage workers, or do you think that we ought to get jobs for those kids?! So I think from a moral responsibility we should work with the rest of the Industrialized world to address the problems of International poverty, but you don’t do that by making everyone in this Country poorer.” - Bernie Sanders

Bernie Sanders (pre-Trump/2015), explains how Illegal Immigration “makes US all Poorer.” 👇🏼 "Open borders?! That's a Koch bros. proposal. The idea, of course. I mean, that's a "Right Wing," proposal which says essentially there is no United States." It would make everybody in America POORER, you're doing away with the concept of a Nation State! And I don't think there's any Country in the world which believes in that? (Yeah, just wait)... "If you believe in a nation state or the COUNTRY called the United States, you have an obligation, in my view, to do everything we can to help poor people. What Right Wing people in this country would love is an OPEN border Policy, bringing all kinds of people work for 2 or $3 an hour!" "That would be great for them. I don't believe in that! I think we have to raise wages in this Country. I think we have to do everything we can to create the millions of jobs... You know what youth unemployment in the United States is? If you're White, a high school graduate -33%, a Hispanic - 36%, and an African American 51%!!! Do you think we should have open the borders, and bring in a lot of low wage workers, or do you think that we ought to get jobs for those kids?! So I think from a moral responsibility we should work with the rest of the Industrialized world to address the problems of International poverty, but you don’t do that by making everyone in this Country poorer.” - Bernie Sanders

Suzanne 🇺🇸♥️

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