Andrew Yang

the trucker who's going to lose his job, or the manufacturing worker who has already lost their job as well.

Yeah, AI's approval rating is 26%, which is lower than ICE's or just about any other unpopular institution you can think of.

People hate this stuff.

And the tech CEOs have realized that they are very, very hated.

And so now you're seeing some of them be like, yo, wait a minute, no, no, we'll do something good for lots of people that aren't just us.

And there are people who are rejecting data centers in their communities.

There are people from both parties who are saying, I was going to joke, not in my backyard.

But that is truly what they're saying in many cases.

And that's livability more than ideology.

Well, I think a lot of them don't want the higher electric bills.

They don't want the giant structure that they think might emanate something.

They don't want water heading to the cooling system instead of their sprinklers.

That's what I meant.

It's true.

And they might not like the fact that

They're being replaced, which is the energy around a lot of this conversation.

I feel great about it because it's obvious, it's inevitable.

We need to tax AI and then start distributing the gains as quickly and broadly to the American people as we can.

Poverty should be an artifact of the past.

GDP is going to roar past $100,000 a head.