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So this morning JD security is holding

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everyone up. You mean the Secret

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Service? Yeah.

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Yeah. He and I both started in the same

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place. Why don't you just talk about it,

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which is we were sort of like almost

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basically never Trumpers. If you started

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with that, that would be amazing. Let me

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start with that. Yeah, that's good.

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That is a beautiful suit. Pattern is

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very subtle. I might even have We have

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to We have to This is the one James Bond

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wears. Yeah, of course. I paid for mine,

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but

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um I'm just trying to get B. Who side

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are you guys up

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[Music]

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lead us? Lead us in prayer. Sax, come on

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in. Sweet Jesus, baby Jesus with your

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swimmer's body and your very tight loin

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cloth. We appreciate you and uh although

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we all uh believe that we are the most

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important part of this forsome, we all

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know that I as the lead singer really do

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need to bring it today. So we pray to

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you Jesus to inspire me to say something

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funny for each panel and for Saxs to be

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interested in something other than

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politics and for Friedberg to not have a

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panic attack. Chumaf we pray that our

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flows drape us properly

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today. In the name of Montlair, Laura

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Piana and the Lord our savior Tom Ford

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we pray. Amen.

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1:58

Heat up

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[Music]

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Alisa is someone from Walter's team. Can

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we get him on stage to do close-ups of

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this that we can also run as needed?

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Can you guys build those slides with how

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it works for us?

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And go announce go lights up. Please

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join me in welcoming Peter to the stage

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and go music.

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Hey, how you doing? Good morning. All

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right, let's check the work now. I'm a

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detail guy. I'm going to give my

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approval for everything.

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Is this what you spent your wardrobe

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dollars on? No, you look great. This is

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You look like you're going to play

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tennis. Couple minutes. How's

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everything? You guys want to see the

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set? Sure. Who's trolling? I don't know

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if you That's Jake. That's Sax's

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bedroom. That's yours. I really I really

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like this.

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Okay. You guys want to see the rest?

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Sure. Let's go. All right. So, now we're

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going to do the big walk out.

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[Applause]

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[Music]

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Thank you besties for the amazing bet.

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The event's been fantastic so far. Just

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really appreciate you all in the

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balance. You brave me.

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[Music]

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Look, the content the next few days is

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going to be awesome. I'm stoked. Such an

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like eclectic amazing group of

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[Music]

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people. 5 4 3 2 1 lights down. Roll

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video.

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Okay, let's do this.

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[Applause]

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[Applause]

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[Applause]

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[Music]

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Let's

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go. All right. Wow. We are here. Year

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three. Band still together. Can you

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believe it? Can't believe it. little one

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of the odds and I think is our is our

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first speaker here. This speaker is not

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on the program. Not on the program. But

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I did notice there was a little bit of

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security here

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today. Little extra

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security. Above and beyond

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security pain in the ass security. Uh

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please welcome me in joining vice

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presidential candidate Jamie Vance.

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Welcome to the Lion's Den. Been a big

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fan of the pod for a while. I think my

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first appearance. So it's good to be

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with you. If you look at the real

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innovation of the American economy, it's

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been in the world of software. If you

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look at where the economy has been most

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stagnant, it's been in basically the

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heavily regulated parts of the economy.

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When I think about tech, one of the

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things I'd like us to do is broaden the

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aperture a little bit. Ladies and

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gentlemen, Katie V.

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The idea that I'm going to change my

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vote because someone else wants me to is

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never going to happen. If you find

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someone with whom you agree with 100% of

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the time, either they're lying to you or

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you're not thinking for yourself. Give

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up the heroin needle of prestige. The

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way to change those institutions is not

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to give money to those places or join

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the board of them or delude yourself

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with the idea that you can transform

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them from within. It's to build new

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things. And in building new things and

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creating competition, it forces the

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other people to change.

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Welcome to your new boss. Like, what do

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you mean? I said, that's the guy you're

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going to work for. like we just bought

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his company. I said, "Yeah, he kicked

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your ass with little resources out there

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in the market. You're going to learn

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something from it." Yeah. Welcome to New

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York Boss.

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They wondered if there was a better way

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to find information on the web. On

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September 15th, 1997, they registered

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Google as a website. one of the greatest

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entrepreneurs of our times. Someone who

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really wanted to think outside the box.

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If that sounds like it's impossible,

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let's try it. No introduction needed.

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I just agreed to this last minute, you

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know. I don't know where you pulled up

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that clip so fast. You guys are team is

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amazing. Kind of amazing. This is kind

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of amazing. I didn't actually understand

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to be perfectly honest. I thought you

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guys just kind of had a podcast and like

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a little get together or something, but

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this was kind of mind-blowing. Sergey,

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thank you so much for joining us. Please

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join me in thanking Sergey. Thank you,

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Freeberg. You don't have to kill him in

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the first 3 hours, man. My lord, we

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started with the red meat cuz we wanted

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to make sure saxs showed up. So, well

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played. Um, everything is proceeding as

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I foresee.

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My one contrarian view on the election

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is that it's not going to be close. You

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know, most presidential elections

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aren't. I think, you know, one side is

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is simply going to collapse. Just give

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us a state of

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politicians post this current batch. My

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experience in the news business dealing

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with politicians leads me to believe

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that the people in this room and on this

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stage over your two-day conference are

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the people we need to be looking to for

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our future leaders. Well said, ladies

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and gentlemen. Megan Kelly.

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I think it's crazy. They really built up

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the suspense by keeping everything so

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top secret. They set the bar really

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high.

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Crazy lineup. Doesn't get any better.

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He's a big man. Elon Musk himself, you

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know, it's it's amazing.

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Ladies and gentlemen, our bestie and the

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greatest entrepreneur of this

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generation, Elon Musk.

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The price of freedom of speech is not

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cheap, is it? I think it's like 44

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billion, something like that. Just

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give her give or take a billion. The

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rate of improvement of AI is faster than

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any technology I've ever seen by far. I

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think the actual issue is like, well,

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how do we find meaning in a world where

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AI can do everything we can do a bit

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better? Once you have general purpose

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humanoid robots, autonomous vehicles,

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you can build anything. There's no

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actual limit to the size of the economy.

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Hi, ladies and gentlemen, our bestie

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Elon Musk.

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All right, guys. Thank you for an

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amazing day. We're going to start the

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Top Gun party at the Santa Monica Pier

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at 7:00 p.m. See you all tomorrow. Thank

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you.

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[Music]

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It was fantastic just to stay consistent

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and just blew our minds. JD Vamps was a

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surprise. We're very happy to see that.

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It is everything I could have hoped for.

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And I'm next to my favorite bestie here.

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[Music]

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Heat. Heat.

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[Music]

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Sax is skipping science corner this

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morning and he'll show up for a panel

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with John Mirchimer and Jeffrey Sachs.

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We'll miss him, but I'm not sure he

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would have said a word during Science

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Corner. We've got a conversation with an

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astronaut, a panel on Eevee Talls. Oh,

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then we've got the Gecko robotics demo.

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Where is Sachs? There's like a 15%

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chance that Sachs thought it was a one

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day event.

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I've practiced the prepared part of my

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my presentation a few times. I have not

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practiced this demo. Oh yeah, it is

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going to be chaos. There's going to be a

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Uranus joke.

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[Music]

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Do you know where Sax is at the moment?

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He's probably somewhere between the

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bedroom, the front door, and the car.

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We don't know exactly, but

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It always works out.

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First up, we are excited to welcome to

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the stage astronaut. What do you hope?

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It's a convenient quirk of the scale of

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the objects in our solar system that if

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you make the Earth a basketball, this is

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the Earth, then the Moon is a tennis

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ball. So in this scale, it's 24 ft. You

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can do the math. If you could imagine

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3/4 of a mile away in this scale, that's

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Mars. 34 miles away is

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Uranus. I heard some uh

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laugh. I love it. You love that.

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Sax, thanks for coming to the event

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today. Appreciate it.

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Hey, how are you guys? Good. How are

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you? Very good, thanks. Thanks for

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coming out.

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I'm excited for this panel. We're going

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to talk about foreign policy. We have, I

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think, two of the most interesting,

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imminent, renowned thinkers about

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foreign policy. Professor John Mir

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Shimmer from University of Chicago and

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Professor Jeffrey Saxs from Colombia.

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So, great to have you guys here today.

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There are three great powers in the

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system. The United States, China, and

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Russia. China is a pure competitor to

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the United States. It's the most serious

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threat to the United States. CIA

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directors never tell the truth. If they

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do, they lose their job. We only have a

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minute left and it's We got to add 5

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minutes. This is the best panel ever

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been on life. Can we just add 10

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minutes? We got to add five or 10

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minutes. The best panel. Is this the

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best panel ever? Sorry, I'm calling an

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audible. This was the most amazing panel

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of the event so far. Give it up. If you

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don't know Michael, you shouldn't be

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here.

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Since they started the All-In podcast, I

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have applied 15 times to be a bestie.

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How much do you feel like the business

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is constrained and challenged now by

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these social movements? Well, I mean,

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let's start with the woke movement.

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Okay. I wasn't going to say it. Okay,

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here we go. I mean, I I don't have any

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problem raising it if it doesn't bother

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you guys. I think I'm okay with it. No.

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Where do you think we're at right now? I

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mean, is it all AI all the time? How are

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you thinking about it? We're at the

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precipice of the greatest moment in the

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history of enterprise software and of

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cloud computing. Got Mark Benos. And

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then we have a secret guest. Travis

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Kalanick is coming, founder of Uber and

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now Cloud Kitchens. He hasn't spoken at

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a conference or to the press in close to

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a decade. So, it's kind of a big deal.

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[Music]

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I can't believe I get to sit down with

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one of the most famous investors in

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Uber. So, I'm honored. I'm honored to be

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here. I loved every minute, but when you

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fall in love again, you don't think

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about the X very much, right?

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Would you consider doing what Steve Job

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did and coming back and merging Cloud

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Kitchens with Uber? So, you're saying

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there's a chance this would be the

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return of the king. This would be my

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dream. If you came back, it would be a

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trillion dollar company with you back in

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that seat. Would you take the seat again

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if if it was offered?

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[Music]

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Well, I definitely know who my head of

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comms would be.

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On that note, Travis Kalan.

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[Music]

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The party for the Back to the Future

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Casino Night will start at 7:00 p.m.

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tonight at the lot at Formosa. That is

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it for the announcements. Did you guys

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enjoy it?

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Over here.

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[Music]

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Um, non sequator Dave, I heard you can

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battle rap. Yeah. My most impressive

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talent is I can speak backwards. Oh, may

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we hear? Okay. Give me something to say.

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We are driving down sunset.

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[Music]

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Tusy driving stone sunset.

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[Music]

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We got more.

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[Music]

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Here's Have a great 2024 and we'll see

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you all next year.

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[Music]

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