Barry Weiss

Wow. Big Mac or?

Wow. Big Mac or?

What's your impression of Elon Musk, and do you think that the bromance between these two alphas, these two arguably strongest men in the world, is destined for a blowup, and when do you think that's gonna happen?

What's your impression of Elon Musk, and do you think that the bromance between these two alphas, these two arguably strongest men in the world, is destined for a blowup, and when do you think that's gonna happen?

What's your impression of Elon Musk, and do you think that the bromance between these two alphas, these two arguably strongest men in the world, is destined for a blowup, and when do you think that's gonna happen?

One of the early blowups between the Musketeers and the Bannonites was over this H-1B visa issue, high-skilled immigration. Where did you fall in that debate?

One of the early blowups between the Musketeers and the Bannonites was over this H-1B visa issue, high-skilled immigration. Where did you fall in that debate?

One of the early blowups between the Musketeers and the Bannonites was over this H-1B visa issue, high-skilled immigration. Where did you fall in that debate?

This is really a D.C. drama.

This is really a D.C. drama.

This is really a D.C. drama.

But don't you think there's actually a core philosophical disagreement that can't be squared? Here's what I mean. It's a question of what leads to the most human flourishing for Americans. On the one side of the argument is the perspective that let the free market do its thing. If we let Elon Musk or Meta or whoever, any of these companies, work with whoever is the best and most efficient

But don't you think there's actually a core philosophical disagreement that can't be squared? Here's what I mean. It's a question of what leads to the most human flourishing for Americans. On the one side of the argument is the perspective that let the free market do its thing. If we let Elon Musk or Meta or whoever, any of these companies, work with whoever is the best and most efficient

But don't you think there's actually a core philosophical disagreement that can't be squared? Here's what I mean. It's a question of what leads to the most human flourishing for Americans. On the one side of the argument is the perspective that let the free market do its thing. If we let Elon Musk or Meta or whoever, any of these companies, work with whoever is the best and most efficient

economically speaking, talent, that will ultimately lead to the best for everybody. And then there's this other view, this sort of nationalist, populist view that is very compelling to a lot of people, which says, no, we have to look out for our own people first, even if it means retraining people in slightly less efficiency for these companies. I don't see those as being harmonious.

economically speaking, talent, that will ultimately lead to the best for everybody. And then there's this other view, this sort of nationalist, populist view that is very compelling to a lot of people, which says, no, we have to look out for our own people first, even if it means retraining people in slightly less efficiency for these companies. I don't see those as being harmonious.

economically speaking, talent, that will ultimately lead to the best for everybody. And then there's this other view, this sort of nationalist, populist view that is very compelling to a lot of people, which says, no, we have to look out for our own people first, even if it means retraining people in slightly less efficiency for these companies. I don't see those as being harmonious.

You kind of have to pick one.

You kind of have to pick one.

You kind of have to pick one.