Brian Barrett

What I would say, that feels like a very one-sided view of what religious intolerance is, right?

I think there is the idea that, like, are people intolerant of religion or are they tolerant of all religions?

Sure.

And reject the idea of one religion becoming the predominant religion within a government structure, which it should... You know what I mean?

Like, I think there's a certain, like...

The perspective is very clear here, and it's sort of one, this sort of defensive crouch, I think, doesn't really, it's not very self-aware, I guess I would say.

He's sort of, like, making the Kool-Aid.

He's stirring in the powder to the water.

He's bringing his own pitcher.

And I'm curious if that actually leads to any kind of

material change if people actually leave the company if it's harder to recruit there or if they get a lot of like i heard usa i think too like you can't look at this in a vacuum the fact that this is being released at the same time that anthropic is having that very public fight with the pentagon saying actually we don't think the government should use these tools for certain things like we do have a line where we are not just doing this in service of u.s supremacy i

It is a really interesting dynamic, and this feels almost like you're putting it out there if you're Palantir as a sort of, no, actually, you should get in line, Anthropic, and anyone else who thinks that they should have boundaries with the government.

Should we be talking?

Wait, he's very popular.

Should we be talking like that?

I'd say, too, that he even lost some of his Manosphere support, Rogan and Theo Vaughn, over immigration.

There's been pushback there, too.

I think he keeps doing things that he promised he wouldn't do, and that is finally catching up.

I guess my question is, how far is this contagion spreading?

Trump has been very vocally attacking back very long, true social rants against Tucker and against Candace Owens and all that.