In Episode 67, we discuss former President Trump's conviction, his PR run post-conviction, and his appearance on Logan Paul's podcast. We delve into the influence of social media on elections, comparing Obama's and Biden's social media presence and the decline of cable TV's influence. The episode also covers the democratization of media, the impact of social media on political strategies, and the differences between Elon Musk and Steve Jobs. We explore the influence of social media on younger generations, potential impacts of the upcoming election on healthcare and the economy, and the Federal Reserve's possible interest rate cuts. We analyze the state of the stock market and inflation, potential dock worker strikes, venture capital investments in healthcare and tech, and the IPO of Raspberry Pi in the UK. We discuss the Texas Stock Exchange proposal, CMS's updated Medicare Advantage star ratings, and Biden's plan to remove medical debt from credit scores. Additionally, we cover Baltimore's primary care initiative inspired by Costa Rica, home care market consolidation, Ascension's cybersecurity incident resolution, AI tools in clinical documentation, healthcare investments, Apple's AI integration and partnership with OpenAI, and challenges in Microsoft's AI strategy. 

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10:22 - Fed Projects Just One Cut This Year Despite Mild Inflation Report WSJ
14:13 - S&P 500 Hits Fresh High After Cooler Inflation Data WSJ
14:35 - Dockworkers Cancel Bargaining, Threaten Strike at U.S. Seaports WSJ
17:15 - Better Health raises $14M to deploy expanded payer partnerships Fierce Healthcare
19:06 - Grayce raises $10M Series A for caregiver support Axios
22:31 - Stitch PEO, emerges armed with $9M for independent medical practices Fierce healthcare 25:02 - Budget Computer Maker Raspberry Pi Soars in Opening Trade WSJ
27:32 -  A Texas Stock Exchange Wants to Take on New York. The Odds Aren’t Good. WSJ
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