Anthony Pompliano

There's one thesis as to why I made the investment decision.

Last time I was with you, I had shorts on, by the way.

And now you look like a rock star.

If he controls the labor force in the future, it's a $10 trillion company.

That's it.

Like that is the bet is that he is going to control the labor force and people will say, what do you mean the billionaire is going to control the people?

No, no, no.

He has the most number of transportation vehicles on the road and he has the most number of humanoids.

He wins.

He wins equals at least 10 trillion, maybe even more.

But that was the ultimate decision.

Like you can go do all the cashflow modeling, blah, blah, whatever.

It's just like at the end of the day, can this guy be the one who controls the labor force?

If so, he will have a 10 plus trillion dollar prize.

What I don't know is...

What is the path there?

How long will it take?

What is the cash flow associated?

Like all of that stuff.

I think what is probably different about my approach to investing versus a lot of the public market investors is at my heart, I'm a venture investor.