Adam Sosnick

The stock market's at an all-time high.

What does that mean for the person who just got laid off and replaced by an H-1B worker?

We have to get real.

How are we measuring economic prosperity?

If we're just looking at GDP and stock prices and market capitalization, we're going to get lost and we're going to actually put in place policies that are misguided.

Here's how I think about economic policy if I were governor.

Does this policy help 30-year-old men get married and buy a home?

Yes or no?

Does this policy help 30-year-old men get married, buy their home?

Let's take case in point.

The H-1B program.

Patrick Bet-David.

Does the H-1B program that imports cheap foreign labor and replaces American workers here in Florida, does that help 30-year-old men get married and buy a home?

Floridians?

Yeah.

Probably not.

No, of course, because if you don't have a job, you don't have an income.

If you don't have an income, how are you going to buy a home and get married?

It's right off the bat.

How about building an AI data center where a citrus grove once stood?