David Sacks

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37,106 appearances 279 recordings 7 series first heard Apr 2024 last heard today

David Sacks’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Please welcome Steve Hilton.
Seven weeks.
Um there's a lot of people here who aren't from California.
What's but but help explain why California is so important.
Now what but if if there's an if there's a nar if there's a narrow interest group that controls the legislature, is it not also the case that that narrow interest group controls the machinery that I would argue doesn't necessarily elect people but appoints people, which makes it difficult for rational outsiders to have a shot at a true kind of democratic campaign?
That they own the ballot harvesting machines, that they own
and the campaigning machines, that they get everyone in the state behind them, all the unions, all the votes, everything is aligned under one controlled mechanism, and therefore it has at this point gotten so far down the road that it is impenetrable and we cannot actually break in.
Sounds like he's pretty qualified for a role to run California.
Yeah, so uh Steve
You know, you've obviously I think um been running a great campaign.
Someone else ran a great campaign here in LA and we were hoping you'd be okay to have him come out early and maybe join you for a little bit.
Playing away.
All right,
You guys have some things in common.
I mean, how how hard is it to break the machine in California, Spencer?
not allowed to check.
Alright guys, listen, these two are only here 'cause Steve's gotta go to another uh thing.
But I wanna see if Spencer and Steve maybe have you guys met or talked much about his campaign?
And is there anything you can share about the experience here that you've just went through?
Can can I just
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