Andrew Ross Sorkin

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476 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Oct 2025 last heard 31 Oct

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Say, well, he's not really a socialist.
They'll say, actually, no, he's not a socialist.
He's a democratic socialist.
That's a very different thing.
So I don't think they actually think that their way of life is going to fundamentally change, in part because they think they don't think he can he can actually change it given the roles, responsibilities, and powers that that a mayor has.
But I do think there is this larger question about capitalism versus socialism in the
Same way that I think there's this question, I think this actually came out of 2008 and a financial crisis, uh, a complete and utter um
rethinking about experts, expertise, institutions, all of that sort of
was put up in the air as a question.
And by the way, I think that's almost a straight line to President Trump winning in
Two thousand sixteen.
I think those questions were raised again, by the way, in the context of the pandemic.
And so, you know, it's one thing to scream from the rooftop and say, guys, look at history.
Capitalism is the thing that actually works.
Socialism is the thing that actually doesn't work.
Because they look at you and they say, I I don't I don't believe you or I don't care because I'm trying to find, you know, I believe in my own truth.
So the truth is I did think I was gonna be able to do this in two or three years.
Obviously I couldn't do that.
And part of it was I did have uh you know these other responsibilities that I needed to uh make sure that I was attending to every single day.
I would do this on weekends, I would do it on nights, I would do it in between things.
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