Anthony Pompliano

But there's a little bit of like everything is incredibly important.

You know, the future of the nation depends on every single piece.

And then if I go back to, you know, New York or any other city and I just talk to people on the street, don't even know anything's going on.

Right.

And there's always this kind of like dichotomy, if you will, of it.

And the other thing that I find really important is Peter Thiel has this great quote where he basically says, you know, things can be true that you don't think are possible.

And so an example is like most people would say you can't be rich and poor at the same time.

His point is that a founder a lot of times is cash poor, but paper rich.

And so you don't think of it, but like actually the dichotomy is the reality.

And I think a lot about politics in some of these legislative bills in that, you know, on one hand, people will say it can't both be important and not important at the same time.

Well, that's kind of where reality lives with many of these things.

So I thought they were just on a world tour for their band.

I don't know if you've heard them play.

They're very good.

Like they were killing it.

I thought it was just a world tour.

I do like that it seems as if most, maybe not all, but most politicians now recognize being anti-Bitcoin and crypto is not a winning strategy.

And so it does feel like there's been this acceleration.

But, you know, one of the things I find very fascinating is this California tax.

You know, the proponents of it will call it a billionaire's tax.