Brian Armstrong

Like the numbers that the United States is putting up in terms of GDP growth and low inflation and just that business environment.

Like the numbers that the United States is putting up in terms of GDP growth and low inflation and just that business environment.

It's like, hey, how do we all win?

It's like, hey, how do we all win?

That's how you create prosperity for everyone in society.

That's how you create prosperity for everyone in society.

I do think it actually benefits everyone.

I do think it actually benefits everyone.

Like, you know, even the poorest people in society or they do the best in high economic freedom countries that are anyway.

Like, you know, even the poorest people in society or they do the best in high economic freedom countries that are anyway.

So yeah, it seems like- Growth does not come from government spending, right?

So yeah, it seems like- Growth does not come from government spending, right?

That's like the key.

That's like the key.

This is this Keynesian economic argument that I think is basically wrong.

This is this Keynesian economic argument that I think is basically wrong.

Growth comes from having deregulation, having low-cost energy, allow the private markets to build.

Growth comes from having deregulation, having low-cost energy, allow the private markets to build.

Let them cook.

Let them cook.