Drew

That's real.

I'll bring it up for Friday.

Yes.

I'll bring it up for Friday.

It was good.

Um, okay.

Um, tinfoil hats, everybody.

Let's go.

Put them on.

Strap in.

Okay, so we're going to go baby stepping in.

You know we're going to talk about the files, but I want to start somewhere else because we talked about this story on Monday, and it's been gaining steam ever since.

13 workers left Palantir and issued this statement.

Palantir is increasingly complicit, normalizing authoritarianism under the guise of a revolution led by oligarchs.

We must resist this trend.

And this is on the back of Anthropic being labeled as a security threat because they wouldn't let, they were complaining that Palantir wanted to use their tech to do everything and they wanted some safety guards there.

Yeah.

No, but there's a very specific language that they're using.

They're trying to call it a supply chain risk, which would tank the company because then any other government contractor wouldn't be able to have a contract with Claude.

And if you want to hear Tom's take about voter ID, please check out the deep dive that came out on Tuesday.