All in absolutely triumps over all other the media in doing interviews of the candidates. More power to the POD.

@taylorc2542

10 ай бұрын

I was really hoping Sachs and Freidburg would use this podcast as an opportunity to stand up to the ABL. This would be a great time for honest Jays to stand up.

@Hierosir

10 ай бұрын

​@@bleacherz7503aren't we all.

@nilfux

10 ай бұрын

Missd an h

@svennmivedor9191

10 ай бұрын

@@bleacherz7503 I think you are just old and sad, touch grass. You may be, rich, hot or even have a nice wife. You know truly inside you are lost. POWER TO THE POD

@YoungL_rd

10 ай бұрын

The Shawn Ryan show/ PBD Podcast are better imo. This is more narrative driven and extremely biased. The other pods are more open form.

Friedberg saying he’s gone back to review The Federalist Papers is the best part of this episode.

@farzana6676

10 ай бұрын

Nah. Sacks being taken to school was the best part of this episode 🤣

I think All In should run the next Presidential debate. Make it last three hours and let the candidates sit in comfortable chairs. Bathroom breaks included.

@lzk22

10 ай бұрын

@@nat.serranothis!!

@borkeninternet

10 ай бұрын

1 billion percent

@amirtoghraee4097

10 ай бұрын

Fox News would have to hire them. Can you fathom their executives agreeing?

@sachin265

10 ай бұрын

They have to bid for the tender that comes out for hosting presidential debates. Fox is doing it for now.

@lakerspackers11

10 ай бұрын

Too easy for them to be fed lines and responses using technology

Thanks for holding the presidential candidates accountable, keep up the great work!

@rogerspaugh1639

10 ай бұрын

n Mb

@RossHhh-cg1th

10 ай бұрын

​@@rogerspaugh1639well it doesn't matter how we have is a republican president AOC wouldn't like them cause the democrats moved to crazy really the only one they really love is mitt Romney cause he turns a blind eye

@jasoncalacanislive

10 ай бұрын

He was awesome... held his own with the very hard questioning from Sacks and Chamath

I'm not a fan of Chris Christie for a variety of reasons, but I appreciate the besties bringing him on for a discussion all the same. Robust conversation even with those with whom we may disagree is sorely needed more than ever. P.S. Acknowledging and balancing the federal budget is absolutely needed, so Chris Christie's prior work on budgeting (despite the personal hit that he initially took for that with his approval rating) is something that I can definitely appreciate and respect. In reality, no one candidate is going to be perfect, that's why it's so essential to hear from all of them. Thank you again, besties!

@abhishelat

10 ай бұрын

I felt the same before, but then I really couldn't identify why. In this forum, Christie demonstrated how thoughtful and detail-oriented he could be. He did much better than Robert or Vivek in this forum, especially in the way he corrected Sacks several times, and even Chamath.

@costco_pizza

10 ай бұрын

He’s got my vote!!! He made his case clear and backed everything up.

@kengineer12

10 ай бұрын

I agree with you ideals. It’s nice to see a calm level-headed conversation regardless if you agree or disagree on the point made in the conversation. Way better than the presidential candidates being influenced by each other and arguing.

@jake20581

10 ай бұрын

He literally kneecapped New Jersey Education by reducing their state Aid. Christie acknowledged that it wasn’t popular (shilling for the Rich and Elite never is), and then said he would do the same at the federal level. So Christie, in true NeoCon fashion would cut governmental functions that benefit the middle class to refinance social security and the deficit, shifting the burden away from millionaires and billionaires who pay starvation wages and rely on federal aid for their working population to stay alive. Talk about kicking a can down the road, we need a progressive tax policy in this country instead of continuing to watch wealth trickle up. This podcast continues to dodge that reality.

@jimpayne9545

10 ай бұрын

@@jake20581 You likely have a very valid point, and I appreciate the additional feedback. I wasn't familiar with the deeper dynamics of how he had balanced the budget, but I did notice him saying in this podcast that he would keep military spending the same if he became President. I do worry about someone who wants to balance the budget, but won't even consider looking at ways to cut military spending. If you want to balance the budget, then the cuts themselves have to be balanced, and it speaks volumes that he won't even consider touching military spending.

All In keeps listeners more informed than any legacy media outlet.

@hmd6202

10 ай бұрын

agreed, no question.

@WarrenParks

10 ай бұрын

100%. This obviously direct from candidates mouth without trying to clip small soundbites to fit whatever narrative you want. I love it.

@prepper85

10 ай бұрын

No question about it!! Old media is just trying to spin the masses

@jasoncalacanislive

10 ай бұрын

that is the goal

@bachatabachatero5805

10 ай бұрын

Correct

Thanks for getting these guys to do long form with you and answer your questions. I agree, please keep going and get all the candidates on

Wow. What a refreshing interview. Christie is clearly not a black or white thinker- he is practical and pragmatic and won’t be boxed in politically or ideologically. This is someone who can work across the aisle to get things done. If republicans could actually nominate him, this is someone who could win the general. Great work on the interview guys- this format really works because it lets us see HOW people think, not just rewarding cheap sound bytes.

@chaostheory16

10 ай бұрын

He’s not electable in a presidential election, because he’s not very likable. Not sure how he won in jersey. Maybe his personality has soured with his TDS and/or resentment/jealousy of Trump.

@acseattle1975

10 ай бұрын

Is this a botted comment? Why do you think he can work across the aisle to get things done from this interview?

Excellent Interview. This is the way ALL politicians should be questioned.

@mjmikaelson

10 ай бұрын

I agree

@94nolo

10 ай бұрын

Let's get Biden and Trump on now. 😂 Expose them all

As soon as Christie said that Vivek was the kind of guy you stuffed into school lockers, it was over for him. Chamath was ready for war.

@brilliantvoiceovers

10 ай бұрын

Yeh that was quite disrespectful, meanwhile this guy keeps stuffing is mouth periodically. 🤔

@stevekru6518

10 ай бұрын

Best thought of the morning. Out of shape Christie attacking tennis pro Vivek.

@CenturyRide

10 ай бұрын

Thank you! Totally agree. Right... the kid voted valedictorian. Got it, you bully.

@anahitaaalami9064

10 ай бұрын

Rude.

@ponderingimbecile4775

10 ай бұрын

that’s him trying to be flagrant and failing

One thing I like about holding this long discussion with presidential candidates is that you see the inner thinking of these candidates rather a than see them uttering memorized statements that sounds good.

@dude3678

10 ай бұрын

Exactly. Even just seeing how they really communicate is valuable.

@adamh0319

10 ай бұрын

Yes we can absorb 1mm per year. If we made them spread out over the top 100 cites. 10000k per city. Have to stay there for 5 years and then pass tests and pay taxes. Why can’t u say this. U guys are good but sloppy

@ZebraFrizbee

10 ай бұрын

💯

@churblefurbles

10 ай бұрын

@@adamh0319 No we can't, just look at the home prices.

All future debates should be held exclusively on All-In! This was 🔥

@BrianMorisky

10 ай бұрын

I appreciate interviews more than debates. Deep questioning of candidates, rather than nasty repartee and zingers.

Christie is honest with the MAGA base even though it is not helpful to his election chances. I think that deserves respect.

@Wablestomp2

10 ай бұрын

He’s obviously bought and sold by the military industrial complex. I think that deserves the utmost condemnation.

@111tedward

10 ай бұрын

@@uddekI’m not a fan of the establishment per se, but most of the most vocal anti-establishment leaders are near constant liars.

@1984craine

10 ай бұрын

​@uddek Anyone who ever so slightly criticizes Trump has TDS. Acronyms are for cults like scientologists' use of "SP" for anyone who disagrees. LOL.

@farzana6676

10 ай бұрын

@@uddek Loool, Chris Christie owned Trump in this interview. Christie exposed Sacks Trump Stockholm Syndrome.

@justanimposterdontmindme1730

10 ай бұрын

He never had a chance which makes it easy. It won’t cost him anything because he had no chance to begin with.

No one believes Chris will be president not even him.💯

@TheChewbaca69

10 ай бұрын

😂

@smallsoultalk

10 ай бұрын

Hahah 😂

@Conan_the_rastafarian

10 ай бұрын

I hope he becomes president instead of Trump or Biden.

@nilfux

10 ай бұрын

He's making a point. Turd Sandwich vs Douche.

@jadonvaldez

10 ай бұрын

Yeah, I think he’ll probably be legitimately in the race for 28’, especially if there is a swing back to the establishment after 4 years of more radical leadership.

Good stuff guys, the long form podcast interviews with these candidates are great!

@Gutenmorgenside

10 ай бұрын

Except for Sacks weird leading Ukraine questions. Truly dishonest and bizarre.

This has been the hardest hitting interview with any of the candidates they’ve had on. Glad they’re listening to comments

Thanks, All In. You guys are doing great work.

"I recently started re-reading the Federalist papers again. Sacks, I don't know when you last reviewed them?" LOL That was funny

@joejonas4661

10 ай бұрын

That was indeed a good dig. Sacks sometimes overemphasizes the role of the federal government in solving all of the problems in the country or pointing to the federal government for all of the problems of the day.

The best panel, great topic and please host a presidential debate. Americans deserve to be informed

So he doesn't want to cut the military spending but does want to cut Social Security - he's got no chance.

@OVOChatgpt

10 ай бұрын

Duh lol… social security alone is political suicide

@WarrenParks

10 ай бұрын

Cut it all!

@windyra

10 ай бұрын

Chamath raised a great point about zero-based budget. Chris just dodged the fund cutting option. I think this is a good indication of how corrupt the military spending is, and why politicians haven't fixed it and likely won't be able to fix it in the future.

@z5m2

10 ай бұрын

Apparently u r exactly the kind of voter he was talking about

@LLlap

10 ай бұрын

Looking at the world and what's going on it's clear to see USA needs less army and more socialism.

Great episode all in fellas! Whether u like Christie or not, he seems well rounded in all the political issues!

@DH-xh3pg

8 ай бұрын

He is very well rounded for sure.

Life long NJ resident here, Chris Christie left us to DIE with Governor Murphy, he did not lead us at all after 2016...

@thenj1stpodcast

10 ай бұрын

Governor Chris Christie literally raised taxes on GAS... i am very disappointed the All In Podcast...

@amirtoghraee4097

10 ай бұрын

Why can’t New Jersey learn to pump their own gas? Doing so can lead to lower costs for gas stations, and lower prices!

@princediop8190

10 ай бұрын

Sounds like a governor Murphy problem not a Christie problem….

@thenj1stpodcast

10 ай бұрын

@@princediop8190 lack of leadership during the COVID lockdowns???

The best episode so far. The Governor came across as extremely knowledgeable, nuanced, and articulate. Other candidates seem dense. Including David.

@JGen987

10 ай бұрын

Agree. And loving Jason more with every episode. Good on him for standing his ground against Sacks.

@stevenolan4597

10 ай бұрын

Sacks is used to Freidberg and Charmath nodding along in loyal agreement, knowing that Elon is listening. This was so refreshing.

This is what we've needed. Thank you.

Great interview!

Thanks guys. I’ve enjoyed all 3 of your candidate interviews. I haven’t made a decision on who I’m supporting, but, after this interview, I may take another look at Christy. Though I liked RKJr and Vivek after their interviews also LOL. You guys are so much better than our mainstream media. Please get all the other candidates on, even Cornel West. Keep up the good job. 😊

This is the best All In yet, and the best way to learn about the candidates. I look forward to this podcast every week. Thank you for REAL questions and responses to the answers. Dang! I have learned so much from this one, and previous. I will be interested to continue listening to your post opinions on this discussion, and if it has swayed you, as it has me.

It was great to see someone with prosecutorial experience discuss these things with Sachs. He knew how to dismantle many of Sach’s hyperbolic thoughts.

@myziot

10 ай бұрын

Yea, I'm so tired of Sack's conspiratorial thinking..

@carensimon4236

10 ай бұрын

@@myziot Me too! He's the least logical of all 4. I was even cheering a bit when Christie shut everyone of Sachs conspiracy points down (at the end) rapid fire.

@haqerrr

10 ай бұрын

100% agreed, but he went right back to it after Christie left.

@churblefurbles

10 ай бұрын

Yea no the conspiracy that we're fighting the soviet union, just stop.

Biggest take away for me was that he really demonstrated his public experience in actually getting things done within government. A lot of politicians use it as a resume builder but he was convincing with his examples of why his experience matters and sets him up to do similar things at the federal level

Love the long form interactions. Confirms my believe that all the candidates are top of their game. Places that just do sound bites do not do justice to what the candidates actually think. Please keep this up.

What an awesome podcast 👏👏 Really well thought out questions to get into the mind of Chris. You guys rock!! David S - slow down and take a chill pill

Amazing pod! Love being able to hear from these candidates.

So nice to see Sacks put in his place with his dogma. Chris is really impressive

@brianw13

10 ай бұрын

Agreed

@stevenolan4597

10 ай бұрын

Well... Chamath and Freidberg are too chicken to ever say anything that may be contrary to David's bestie Elon's beliefs. Think of all the parties they would miss!

@stevenolan4597

10 ай бұрын

"Destroyed" is more appropriate. Sacks didn't stand a chance. @@netaverse7694

Besties - you have really outdone yourself with this episode - congrats! You could go another 145 episodes and not have this level of quality on a podcast. Really outstanding. Thank you from Australia!

Awesome Pod!!! Can’t wait for the All In Summit Releases!!!

If nothing else, all in is doing a wonderful job with these discussions. Way better than anyone in legacy media. Sacks is throwing hey makers & im here for it.

@DavidSachs what a great question and analysis in your interview with gov. Christie.

These pods are BY FAR the best way to get to know a candidate: My take away: Christie is a politician. A "good" politician... which means that everything he says has the slimy texture of a person thats completely inauthentic. And while i would vote for him in heartbeat over biden or trump... hes NOT the person our country needs. WE NEED AN OUTSIDER, TO AFFECT REAL CHANGE!

One of the best episodes in a while

Thanks for inviting the candidates to your show. It is a great opportunity to share their views on the current political and economic situation in our country.

Chris Christe and Rachel Maddow on the same pod. Nutty

@nilfux

10 ай бұрын

Sad statement. The middle is where most of us live. Both of them are maybe 10% from center max. Makes a lot of sense to have them on. Extremism is a mental disorder.

@Hassanmohamed31152

10 ай бұрын

@nilfux you telling me Jcal is 10% max from center? Hahahaha Jcal is as leftist as Sacks is conservative. Jcal just virtue signals centrist but sounds like every women on a college campus, I will say tho he did a 180 on Saudi money tho😂

@nilfux

10 ай бұрын

@@Hassanmohamed31152 No. Wrong person. I mean Rachel Maddow. If you average out her opinions, she's 10% left of center. You have to actually watch these people to know them. It's like when my Leftist Dad hates Joe Rogan but doesn't know why, and my MAGA Mom loves him but doesn't know why. Neither have listened to anything other than cable news about Ivermectin. Another centrist, getting shit for no reason. Centrism is the future, get on board. Balance is ancient, and the way.

@justanimposterdontmindme1730

10 ай бұрын

@@nilfuxif you think Rachel Maddow is in the middle, you’re wildly out of touch. Rachel Maddow is to the Left what Tucker Carlson is to the Right. Centrists really don’t exist anymore, sadly.

Thanks for the in depth discussion with candidates, greatly appreciated 🙏

Excellent interview Thankyou for these long form interviews

@ericspence5173

10 ай бұрын

All candidates for president should be able to have in depth. long form discussions on the issues. Not sure if our current president would get a passing grade.

I wish all news was like this POD. People just want honest answers from politicians so that we can form our decisions based on them.

33:59 Christie jokes that Vivek was the guy who got stuffed in the lockers in high school. But Chris, the entire All-In panel are all guys who got stuffed in lockers in high school. Are you identifying yourself as the guy who did the stuffing?

After all the presidential interviews are done, can you guys consider putting a highlight video of the interviews in a episode to compare and contrast them in a summary format? I would definitely love to see that episode, along with others who I suspect would feel that to be beneficial. 😊

@draco_2727

10 ай бұрын

Definitively and would be easier to share as other people might not be interested in watching the 2h episode but it would be important for them or most people to hear the important parts of the discussion.

@BuckMcAntlerson

10 ай бұрын

Would be nice... But... Kind of defeats the beauty and benefit of the long form format.

@draco_2727

10 ай бұрын

@@BuckMcAntlerson or maybe create an alt channel to post the short bits because I want to keep my notifications only for the long version.

53:14, Sacks laughing in the back has me dead

interviews really shine in this format. Appreciate the diligence!

Wow. Great job guys, bravo 👏. Never liked Christie... but low key thinking he is what we may need at this time. It's good to hear some truth coming out of the mouth of a politician for once.

He is very articulate and balanced in his opinions, first time I have ever seen Sacks losing a argument like that

@stevenolan4597

10 ай бұрын

Sacks always loses to j-Cal, but both Chamath and Friedberg are too weak to speak out against Sacks as they think they will lose their standing with Elon. They are the very definition of sycophants.

Whenever Jcal starts giving his opinion on politics I can’t help but tune out

@justineppie

10 ай бұрын

@@Samsonight33 as offputting as Jason can be, he is indeed a great moderator (I love friedburg but he’s not as good), his emotional politics help provide balance, and the OG besties must stick together!

@justineppie

10 ай бұрын

@@Samsonight33 agreed. But he’s sort of like the town clown u need to appeal to the masses

@stevenolan4597

10 ай бұрын

Don't blame JCal for your IQ.

@stevenolan4597

10 ай бұрын

@@brendan7258 Sure you did.

@stevenolan4597

10 ай бұрын

@@justineppie Off-putting? As in "he doesn't regurgitate my political rhetoric like David Sacks does" off-putting? LOL

Excellent interview. Thank you.

Most pragmatic of the 3 candidates interviewed so far. Def most competent based on these interviews.

@carlossolf5882

10 ай бұрын

He just knows what to say .

@brianw13

10 ай бұрын

Agreed.

I think the questions and attitude towards Christie, was more direct/difficult than it was to RFK and Vivek, where it was soft. He answered directly on most points, which is good. Whether you agree with him or not.

This is the most likable Chisti has ever been to me. He needs to do a lot more of these types of interviews.

As a life long NJ resident I wouldn't trust him with my ham sandwich (obviously) much less the country. Alternatively, he is more now than ever the perfect representative for this mostly fat and sick kleptocracy where no one is addressing issues and people are just trying to earn enough so problems don't apply to them.

@stevekru6518

10 ай бұрын

Christie is the only politician that competes with hilliary as most hypocritical. He loses, but not by that much.

@CenturyRide

10 ай бұрын

There are some really fake sounding comments this week with ridiculous praise.

This was genuinely a great one.

By Far the best presidential candidate interview. Much more lower-level of their governance approach and hitting on issues. Thank you!

@HAL9000_ICantDoThat

10 ай бұрын

Better than Vivek & RFK? No way! Especially the former. Vivek is precise with his measures and concise in how he will implement. I liked Christie. He came across well but there was nothing groundbreaking I heard from him. I worry a lot of concerns will be kicked down the road. Needs more fortitude.

@lewysigns

10 ай бұрын

@@HAL9000_ICantDoThat I was talking more to the structure of the interview and questioning more than the candidate and their responses.

The "Vivake looks like the kid you wanted to stuff in a locker in the 11th grade" comment was revealing.

@fire10167

10 ай бұрын

You know that set Chamath off after he talked about the chatgpt comment during the debate being low key racist.

@SoniaGupta-uo6rr

10 ай бұрын

The racist in him came out through that comment … I am disappointed you guys (besties) tolerated Christie’s comment😡

@jaynuck

10 ай бұрын

I’ve never joined the comment section before, and listen on a podcast player typically. I opened KZread specifically to raise this issue. Utterly disappointing and belies the supposed “maturity” that establishment candidates offer. Christie didn’t have my vote prior, yet I did want to hear his voice. Heard, sir. Moving on.

@CenturyRide

10 ай бұрын

That's who he is. He's a bully.

As a Brit, I offer the following: he seems like a good man who knows the value of things, possibly because he's had real jobs and hard jobs. If he can do nationally what he did locally, then there's hope for Murica. What disappoints me, and we as the UK aren't in the position to judge the behaviour of others, is that it didn't take long for 'bipartisan' to creep into the conversation. You don't need to have a two-party situation, you've just allowed it to become that, basically through the gaming of your system by a few who don't act for the many.

Christie on balancing the budget: "We raided every public program that serves the common public to balance the budget that we, the politicians, screwed up to help our friends"

@frankjennings4489

10 ай бұрын

Public programs are how they help their friends.

@gabb05

10 ай бұрын

what he said clearly went over your head ...the jist is that a lot of programs are ineffective and inefficient and need honing in

@sc9551

10 ай бұрын

Sounds about right!

Very impressed. Both with how balanced David Sacks conducted his questions, and with how Chris responded. I think having capable ideological adversaries, brings out the best in David, and the podcast in general. Jason was surprisingly well behaved, and until the end, when he kept interjecting on the Trump issue.

@stevenolan4597

10 ай бұрын

Balanced? Chris Christie absolutely owned Sacks. Go back and review how shocked Sacks was to have someone besides JCal actually disagree with him.

Great Podcast this week 🙌🏿

my fave part of the pod was at 2:03:54 when friedberg was clawing his fingers like mr burns, assessing jason's feedback on christie

"Vivek looks like a guy you would want to shove into a locker" ... what?!

@Ijustquant

10 ай бұрын

Coming from tubs, knowing full well the only reason he wasn't shoved in lockers was because he wouldn't fit.

@JamesWitte

10 ай бұрын

Id love to see a trump/vivek team if thats what it takes to win

@innocentazn

10 ай бұрын

looks like a nerd

I am a democrat and I liked all Mr Christie’s answers I would vote for him over Biden but he is the only Republican I have heard that is reasonable

@Gutenmorgenside

10 ай бұрын

After all the oddball questions from Sacks stay away from the GOP. Full off similar nutters.

@Mark-rw3kw

10 ай бұрын

Just keep in mind that when Christie dropped out of the Republican primary race and immediately backed Trump, it shocked the political world and vaulted Trump to the top of the race for the Republican nomination. Christie did that so he could be nominated to be Trump's Attorney General (or possibly VP). That would certainly have happened, except for the Bridgegate scandal that Christie's staff were involved in (and probably Christie knew about, but none of his staff would admit that). So we have Christie to thank for Trump getting the Republican nomination in 2016 and wining the Presidency.

@heisenballs

10 ай бұрын

He gutted his states education system because he refused to raise taxes at all. That sound like the exact opposite of smart leadership.

@luisvreyes7099

10 ай бұрын

​@@bloodthirstyworkson the contrary, he produced very detailed answers, atleast relative to the other candidates. It might just be a lack of bandwith on your part to comprehend.

This was a very worthwhile use of 2hrs. What impresses me about the Governor is his ability to think his way through the questions. Given the challenges the country will face between now and the end of the decade, we need a President who has managed a challenging state environment. I found some of the comments in the wrap-up interesting but was concerned that the group had a single make-or-break issue for candidate selection. If we learned anything from the Trump Presidency is that an issue no one had on their bingo card dominated his time in office, so this demands someone that adapts to the unknown. Critical thinking combined with actual experience are qualities we should be looking for in the next election.

I'm not one to quote Silvio Berlusconi in normal circumstances but one quote that has stuck with me is when he basically said that, "....the state is now bigger than the Mafia...." I think the world can see what he meant by this.

@farzana6676

10 ай бұрын

Berlusconi was the mafia.

This was fantastic. It's incredible how normal and well spoken people are when they have more than two minutes to make a point. Chris is clearly very smart and honestly, very likeable after this interview.

Misled by whom ? Until you can answer that question honestly without spin I’m not interested . Because we cannot heal as a nation without those hard truths - thanks Pod, love you all -

@CajunMomma

10 ай бұрын

@@ed1658 thank you for this. I know secret documents are necessary for our security but there comes a point when we as citizens who pay through taxes for sanctioned deaths adding up to 100s of thousands deserve the unredacted facts. Rumors and conspiracy theories fill the void otherwise. I think that’s where we are as a people. I appreciate you

@iankclark

10 ай бұрын

They wanted a war, so it's easy to misconstrue information to get what you want.

@GraceLaiMD

10 ай бұрын

Misled =/ lied to... really?

More of these please - they are way better than TV

thank you!!! Great Show! Thank you for all your hard work! Wish I could be there.

@t_share8032

10 ай бұрын

I fomo so hard....

“I don’t want people looking through my boxes. My boxes… ‘This guy is freak about these boxes.’” That bit may have won my vote 😂

This was so great. Besties were strong. Christie was strong.

Gov Christie is a very eloquent speaker and quite compelling. The part about eliminating government waste reminds me of the conversation I heard in the 1960s. That issue will never go away.

My first visit to All in pod. Seeing J-Cal (Jason Calcanus) here is so weird 😅as I’m used to hearing him on Knicks podcast KFTV! Good to see you here J-Cal. #LGK

Loved the show today.

Since JCal says Christie doesn't do talking points, I'm now gonna count how many he does lol

@farzana6676

10 ай бұрын

Chris Christie made quick work of David Sacks. Took him to school 😂

I can't watch this on a Friday night guys. But it will be top priority on my morning commute 👍

I think Chamath touched on something incredibly important when he said that “the winning formula has been exposed” and that “[in order to win, you have to offer] radical ideas”. I don’t think he’s right though. I think that forcing candidates to support radical ideology for the sake of “winning” is a sure fire way to “lose” in the long run. The ontology of this country is unquestionable, our government ONLY works when the passions of one faction offset the passions of the other. Radical ideologies being supported by the highest level of governance negates the passions of the majority of the country and leads to division rather than unity. Of all modern political tropes, the necessitating of radicalism scares me the most. I hate seeing people not only support the notion of its necessity, but also fuel it. Huge mistake to focus on short-sided “winning” at the cost of long-term unity.

Good questions, glad to see a range of Candidates that seem competent.

Happy Friday ! 🤘🏼

Great format for learning about the candidates.

Chamath summation of the conversation at the end was so on the nose. Great insight.

Christie: (regarding Vivek) “who to me looks like the guy you wanted to stuff in the locker in 11th grade….is the guy you want negotiating with Putin” 😂😂😂 Love this long form discussion with all of the candidates. Sooo much better than the actual debates

Sacks just lost my respect entirely.

@CarlosHfam

10 ай бұрын

He lost my respect a loooong time ago.

It’s getting hot in the All-In kitchen…😂. 53:25 when David laughs. So entertaining.

Does anyone have good links / summaries of this 10 year fiscal crisis thing they talk about? Would love to read or hear more about it

Jason is really getting annoying with his immature and childish quips and little ad libs. He can't seem to just have a debate like an adult

Chris Christie: we gotta cut social security and entitlements because we can't afford them, and we need to increase funding to Ukraine, and never cut the military budget

love - us defense budget chepter... well done CHAMATH

Impressioned by Christie. Very mature, fair and responsible thinking. He could be US president that is very valued by all US allies. Regards from Poland.

Yes, please bring Haley on. I am loving these candidate interviews

This encounter proved to be nothing short of extraordinary. At 34, while my inclination towards politics is modest, I find myself intrigued by figures of eminence like John F. Kennedy, Ronald Reagan, and Arnold Schwarzenegger. Chris Christie, however, holds a special place in my admiration. The ineffable appeal of this particular episode defies easy elucidation, yet I suspect it may be connected to my daughter's aspirations of pursuing a career as a corporate lawyer. Herein lies an opportunity for enlightenment, given Christie's distinguished tenure as a federal prosecutor and governor. It is worth noting that my affinity for Chris Christie is not easily won; I am not one to be readily swayed.

I think that’s the first time I’ve ever heard a presidential candidate make a joke like that about a rival… “looks like the guy you’d stuff in a locker” is a pretty wild thing to say…

You’ve gotta hand it to Governor Christie when he reached across the aisle to Obama after Sandy… You just don’t see that level of bipartisanship these days 😢

David Sachs, i support your views on ukraine and love your takes. Keep prodding!

@LLlap

10 ай бұрын

Dude is totally off his head. His points are: give less weapons and ask why aren't they winning without the weapons we don't give them, and since they're not winning we should give even less - that will surely help!

@tuborg38

10 ай бұрын

​@@LLlapthe point is not winning, it is to not participate. The "war" is un-winnable, and unethical. The Ukrainian government is not anything worth fighting for.

@LLlap

10 ай бұрын

@@tuborg38 why are you fighting for the Ukrainian government? That sounds insane

@tuborg38

10 ай бұрын

@@LLlap I say: give them nothing, and let this conflict resolve itself. And add to the resolution of the conflict that NATO will not interfere, and for the Russians to exit any military partnership with China.

@LLlap

10 ай бұрын

@@tuborg38 You want to make China change it`s military alliances based on the war in Ukraine? You sound less coherent with every comment.

Hahaha Steam out of David's ears. Best last few minutes from Chris.

This is gonna be awesome 😂 ❤

In general, govt entities have an incentive to spend every dollar allocated. Otherwise they are budgeted less next year.