Valuetainment

Anthropic’s CEO predicts AI will write almost all code as Wall Street pours billions into automation, threatening white-collar jobs while giving anyone who learns AI and coding a massive edge in the new economy.

Patrick Bet David breaks down a new partnership where Span and Nvidia are testing XFRA nodes, compact data center boxes bolted next to your HVAC that tap unused grid capacity through Span smart panels and network together to mimic a small or midsize AI data center.

Wes Moore tells Patrick Bet David he supported Trump’s Midnight Hammer strike on Iran as a clear, limited mission, but says the current blockade and escalation fail three tests last resort, clear end state, and real coalition building, which is why he is deeply uneasy about it.

Patrick Bet David asks if SNAP should go to illegal immigrants who may be abusing the system. Wes Moore says anyone breaking the law must be held accountable but argues food aid for kids is a smart investment that reduces future social and medical costs.

Patrick Bet David presses Wes Moore on today’s Democratic Party, and “leave no one behind” becomes Moore’s answer as he explains how investing in police, tech, and community programs helped drive Baltimore homicides and statewide violent crime to 50-year lows.

Wes Moore says he was never the Democratic establishment’s pick, with big names backing other candidates, until his underdog campaign started winning over conservative Western Maryland and proved he wasn’t running for party bosses, just Marylanders.

Wes Moore says in 2020 most Marylanders would have asked “Who is Wes Moore” and warns against early 2028 frontrunner talk, then contrasts JD Vance he once knew through their books with the version he sees now and says his goal is to never reintroduce himself.

Patrick Bet David asks why business owners leave New York, California and Illinois for Florida and Texas, shares how moving before selling his company saved his family 29 million in state taxes, and presses Wes Moore on whether Maryland can ever truly compete.

Wes Moore touts new wins like AstraZeneca’s largest Maryland investment in a decade, Samsung Biologics’ first US plant and a second Vegas Sphere coming to Prince George’s County, arguing targeted incentives plus elite education can pull companies from New York and California.

Patrick Bet-David and the panel break down Daily Wire’s brutal layoffs, Ben Shapiro’s collapse from 170M to 22M views, the failed “conservative Disney” bet, Jeremy Boreing’s exit, and why building a billion‑dollar media machine on fragile personalities was a massive miscalculation.