Chamath Palihapitiya

This is the Davos experience.

It looks real.

I know.

Well, it kind of looks like a green screen from here because this is so picturesque.

It's literally like a postcard.

It's not a green screen.

It's a real deal.

He's hard to keep up with.

I mean, he moves incredibly fast and it makes him really fun to work for because he wants to get things done.

Every day he wants to get things done.

Yeah.

And, you know, you'll be in a meeting with the president in the Oval Office and you'll tell him about a problem.

His first instinct is to pick up the phone and call and fix it right then and there.

Yeah.

And he does that meeting after meeting, hour after hour, day after day, week after week.

And when you compound that desire to get things done and he acts on it right there, it has a huge impact.

Let's see upshot of this, because you hear this term affordability a lot.

So the average American is going to pay less for their drug prices.

What are the two or three- Well, the thing I would look at is the flow of patients who seek treatment internationally.

So I hear lots of stories about Canadians coming to the US to get treatment because they don't want to wait.