David Friedberg

Like, good luck.

Have a good time.

I'm going to Terminus to start the foundation.

I don't know where the hell that is, but I'm out.

You're out.

I'm out.

And in the meantime, all we can do is speak truth to it and try and shine light on it and see where it goes.

I'm going to beat the bush before the end of the party.

People don't realize this.

It's not billionaires.

I have received dozens of texts, emails, calls from people, founders, business leaders, CEOs that are out

if in April this thing ends up on the ballot because they're like writings on the wall, if no politicians in California are willing to stand up and talk about private property rights and no one's willing to say like this leads to a debt spiral for the state and potentially for the country and no one's going to say that, then it's only a matter of time before this happens and it's only a matter of time before it hits me.

And if what we're saying is right, then why would it not happen at a national level?

But then go through the other side.

So now imagine AOC's president.

AOC's president.

Now ask yourself the question, what happens to the citizens of Florida, the citizens of Texas, and the citizens of North Dakota, and the citizens of all these states that pay federal taxes have not had this problem in their state, and they're basically paying to bail out all these states.

It's unfair.

And this is where the union starts to unravel, and that's where I get very concerned about where this leads.

As soon as you allow this asset seizure tax to pass, even on a state level,