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“All right? That means whether it’s agriculture, transportation, healthcare, whatever it may be, fewer and fewer massively large corporations control what’s produced and the prices we pay.”
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- Lex Fridman Podcast
“And in my view, we move to public funding of elections. That means you want to run for governing, you want to run for Senate, show that you have some support, get $5 contributions from X number of people to show you you’re not a flake.”
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- Lex Fridman Podcast
“Bottom line is that because of our corrupt political system, we have a healthcare system designed not to provide healthcare to all people, to make huge profits for the drug companies and the insurance companies.”
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- Lex Fridman Podcast
“You gave what I think is a truly brave speech on the Iraq War in 2002, I believe.”
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- Lex Fridman Podcast
“I know that you hate talking about yourself, which is rare for a politician, I would say.”
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- Lex Fridman Podcast
“We would not have a tax system in which billionaires pay an effective tax rate that is lower than a truck driver or a nurse. So, I think one of the reasons that Trump has had political success is, it’s not so much his ideas.”
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- Lex Fridman Podcast
“I did an interview with Bill Gates, who’s I think the third-wealthiest guy in the country, struggling behind Musk and Bezos I think, and he’s only worth a hundred plus billion.”
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- Lex Fridman Podcast
“Everyone agrees to that. And I don’t know exactly what is, but the worker today is producing a lot more than the work of 50 years ago doing something similar.”
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- Lex Fridman Podcast
“I’m proud of that. But at the end of the day, I think what I have shown is that the ideas, gets back to the early part of this conversation, the ideas that I am talking about are ideas that are widely supported.”
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- Lex Fridman Podcast
“Every country has a little bit different. But there are countries in the world right now, I think in Germany, I think college is now tuition-free, as I recall, for obvious reasons.”
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- Lex Fridman Podcast
“Working class people should feel angry, but they should make sure that their anger is directed in the right direction and not against people who are even worse off the nail, which is what demagogues like Trump always do. So I think we had, as I went around the country then, and now we have a lot of support from working class people who understand that there is something wrong.”
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- Lex Fridman Podcast
“I absolutely do. And I think you asked about my legacy, the idea that they’re all wonderful, really, really wonderful people who are now, got involved in the political process that are fighting for justice.”
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- Lex Fridman Podcast
“I have been, knock on wood, this is wood, I think, reasonably healthy with an exception.”
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- Lex Fridman Podcast
“So just to go back to Obama though, in many ways, he too is a singular historic figure in American politics who has brought about a lot of change. He’s a symbol I think that would be remembered for a long time.”
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- Lex Fridman Podcast
“I think I agree with you that worry, sort of being able to fill up your car and not worry about how much it’s going to cost or be able to get a- And not worry about how much it’s going to cost or be able to get food for dinner and not worry about how much it’s going to cost.”
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- Lex Fridman Podcast
“Well, Elon Musk is actually an interesting case because he’s investing all the money back into the businesses. So I think there is a balance to be struck and you just spoke to it, which is we can still celebrate even big companies that are bringing wealth to the world, that are building cool stuff, that are improving quality of life.”
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- Lex Fridman Podcast
“From my perspective, I would’ve loved it if you ran. I think you would’ve had a great chance of winning.”
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- Lex Fridman Podcast