Allan Thygesen, CEO of Docusign, breaks down the company's successful quarter.

Thygesen talks about Docusign's expansion into AI and how it is changing the legal field for the better.

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Cem Karsan, Founder of Kai Volatility, breaks down the economic impacts of Donald Trump's White House strategies.

Karsan talks about the major inflation risks that are presented by Trump's mass deportation plan, the deregulation of banks/ financial institutions, and more.

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Jack Groetzinger, CEO of SeatGeek, breaks down the most popular concerts of 2024 from Taylor Swift to Morgan Wallen.

Groetzinger also addresses the reasons for high ticket prices and how Ticketmaster is hurting event experiences for fans and artists.

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Matthew Hougan, CIO at Bitwise Asset Management, breaks down Bitcoin's recent success and what promises president-elect Donald Trump will deliver on in the realm of crypto deregulation.

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Erica York, Senior Economist at Tax Foundation, explains why she believes the math behind Trump's proposed plan to replace the income tax with tariffs doesn't add up. York breaks down the revenue differences between tariffs and income tax, the burden on consumers, and the projected deficit implications of proposed tax cuts. The conversation also touches on market reactions to these policies and the broader need for tax reform in the U.S. Hosted by Kyla Scanlon.

Noland Arbaugh, the first patient to receive Nerualink's brain device, breaks down his journey from signing up as a test subject to implant surgery.

Arbaugh explains his newly acquired capabilities that allows him to control the internet simply by thinking. He also talks about the future of Neuralink, pointing to a future where everyone will receive a brain implant to advance their abilities, disabled or not.

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Julian Brigden, Co-founder of Macro Intelligence 2 Partners, breaks down how Trump’s tariffs and immigration strategies could negatively influence the economy and the stock market, as well as potential headwinds from Harris’ down payment assistance plan. 

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Kyle Bass, Chief Investment Officer at Hayman Capital Management, discusses the implications of tariffs as an economic policy tool, the current inflationary environment, and the risks associated with investing in China. He emphasizes the importance of national security in economic decisions and the potential for geopolitical uncertainty to influence U.S. investments. Bass also addresses the economic challenges facing the U.S. and offers a perspective on the future growth potential of the U.S. economy. Hosted by J.D. Durkin

Economist Justin Wolfers warns tariffs won't bring jobs back to the U.S. and will hurt the working class. Plus, Wolfers argues GDP is a flawed way to communicate the health of the economy, and explains why he thinks Trump's and Vice President Harris's tax policy proposals are direct mirrors of each other.

Anantha Kancherla, Vice President of Advanced Driving Assistance, breaks down the company's Super Cruise technology and the path toward scaling autonomous vehicles.

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