J. Cal

Like, you know, I think like Trump leaning out the window of McDonald's and it was, I mean, I laughed pretty hard when he was like, someone said to him when they interviewed Trump when he was serving French fries and he said something like, I've now worked in McDonald's 15 minutes longer than Kamala has. And then one of the reporters said, well, why do you think she would lie about that?

Like, you know, I think like Trump leaning out the window of McDonald's and it was, I mean, I laughed pretty hard when he was like, someone said to him when they interviewed Trump when he was serving French fries and he said something like, I've now worked in McDonald's 15 minutes longer than Kamala has. And then one of the reporters said, well, why do you think she would lie about that?

And he leans out the window. He said, because she's lying Kamala. And, you know, it's a funny joke. That's his quip. He makes fun of everyone. But I think the whole thing about making fun of everyone, it's such a different tone and a different rhetoric than I think what's going to be needed.

And he leans out the window. He said, because she's lying Kamala. And, you know, it's a funny joke. That's his quip. He makes fun of everyone. But I think the whole thing about making fun of everyone, it's such a different tone and a different rhetoric than I think what's going to be needed.

Because imagine if she wins and, you know, he's painted her as being, you know, a liar and crooked and deep state.

Because imagine if she wins and, you know, he's painted her as being, you know, a liar and crooked and deep state.

She said it's democracy's on the line. And obviously when you say something like that, when you say that the fundamental system of the electoral process is on the line, it implies that if he wins, we've ended democracy that will inevitably lead people to feel like we are in a place of civil chaos. And I don't think that anyone's going to feel good coming out of this.

She said it's democracy's on the line. And obviously when you say something like that, when you say that the fundamental system of the electoral process is on the line, it implies that if he wins, we've ended democracy that will inevitably lead people to feel like we are in a place of civil chaos. And I don't think that anyone's going to feel good coming out of this.

How do you guys think we kind of deal with like the election outcome here, one side or the other. I mean, half the country is going to hate the president and half the country is going to hate where we are and how we sit as a country. And half the country is going to think that democracy is over. I mean, one half is going to feel like this is the end.

How do you guys think we kind of deal with like the election outcome here, one side or the other. I mean, half the country is going to hate the president and half the country is going to hate where we are and how we sit as a country. And half the country is going to think that democracy is over. I mean, one half is going to feel like this is the end.

And is it just a temporary thing and everyone reconciles and we all like get back to work and the election's over and whoever wins, wins?

And is it just a temporary thing and everyone reconciles and we all like get back to work and the election's over and whoever wins, wins?

Do you think that the Trump is Hitler rhetoric indicates that the Democrats feel like they're losing this election?

Do you think that the Trump is Hitler rhetoric indicates that the Democrats feel like they're losing this election?

Okay. Chamath, do you think we're in a nasty state and we're going to be able to get out of it after the election?

Okay. Chamath, do you think we're in a nasty state and we're going to be able to get out of it after the election?

Okay, J. Cal, if you could go back in time and you were Kamala's advisor when she became the nominee, What would you have advised her to do differently than she has done in this campaign to date?

Okay, J. Cal, if you could go back in time and you were Kamala's advisor when she became the nominee, What would you have advised her to do differently than she has done in this campaign to date?

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