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POD UP! 🚨 -- Why software stocks are imploding -- Claude's hit list, Citrini's essay -- What's behind datacenter opposition -- State of the Union reactions -- SCOTUS strikes down tariffs, Trump's pivot ***This was recorded on Thursday, before the Anthropic/DoW fallout - we will cover it next week!...

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