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Herby Kay thinks democracy is an abject failure, and he's got a plan to save America from it.
He's also got a plan to reform Social Security and has thoughts about AI.
We spoke about all this the other night.
Thanks, @nopcog!
Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
1:55 The Downside of Democracy
13:54 Starting to Assess Trump 2.0
15:03 The Iran War
18:31 Herby Doesn’t Trust JD Vance
28:55 How to Reform Social Security and Reshape The Way Young Americans View America
47:24 The Relationship Between Politics and Technology
1:02:23 The Dangers of AI Regulation
1:05:03 COVID as an Example of Government Overreach
1:08:34 The Real Fraud in the 2020 Election
1:12:57 How Does Herby Define Himself, Politically?
A few thoughts on Young Kapoor, audience capture, and bipartisanship.
Thank you @MattLaszacs4NC for a lovely conversation about the proper role of government. We talked about what drew him to Libertarianism, education, the economy and more.Help me wish him luck in his race to become the next congressman from District 2 in North Carolina!
Drew is a retired Navy veteran, fitness coach, and follower of Jesus. We talked about faith, public life, and where the two collide.
I accidentally turned my mic off right before we started recording. So embarrassing!
A two-hour conversation with Jon Stewart—former wrestler, Illinois candidate, and investigator of the leaked “Alien Interview”—on his political philosophy; life inside the Republican, Democratic, and Libertarian parties; Ukraine and Russia; a teased presidential run; and why he says the 1991 interrogation footage would be the most important story on Earth if it is genuine.
My good friend from home, who happens to be a very bright conservative lawyer, joined me for the first time in a few years to discuss the following topics:
- the craziness of 2020
- Is Joe Biden a good man?
- How is Trump 2.0 doing?
- Originalism versus Living Constitution
- The Birthright Citizenship debate
- The surprising reason MJ doesn't like Ted Cruz
- Why Rubio is the probably the best guy for the job
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