David Hoffman

I think there's others.

And then they're just not related to AI, but for some reason, the Luigi, I don't know how to pronounce his last name, but the individual who killed the...

Maggioni, David.

Yeah, the healthcare CEO, the political assassination.

And then we have people showing up with Molotov cocktails to Sam Altman.

As a political topic, it's just far more galvanizing and motivating than any other.

What do you make of just how some people really feel

motivated to do big things, big drastic things when it comes to AI and what that means for just like the future of what that means for the 2028 election and domestic politics.

Yeah, AI is definitely in this moment of time in which there is convergence on just a number of different things.

Wealth inequality is at all time highs.

The last tech boom, social media, you know, promised global connectivity to all of our friends.

And we all understand that we're being fed something completely different.

And everyone is kind of like disgruntled about that.

And so, like you said, like distrust is at all time highs.

Just being chronically online is probably at all time highs.

And then all of a sudden we have this AI industry, which I think as you're kind of alluding to is like a pretty good boogeyman to express a lot of our frustrations in society upon.

It's kind of like this blank slate.

It's like, what are you upset about?

Well, you can point it at AI in some particular way.

Mm-hmm.