Jason Calacanis

Were you at the Davos one this year?

Yeah, sure.

So as a total aside, just bringing President Trump's impact, it was two and a half days of people wondering what he would say when he got there.

The town shut down as people watched his two-hour stand-up

you know, delivery.

And then another two days of people sort of trying to understand and figure out what happened there.

So there's something really correct.

Sure it does.

You, on a substantive basis, shared a framework, 80-89.

And I think, you know, I've spent a bunch of time listening to the talk you gave and some people's reaction to it.

Maybe you could share it with the audience and why it's important.

The number of countries, nation states, that have nuclear bombs today.

And we almost had a 10th nuclear power in Iran.

We did.

And we had the latest two, if I'm correct here, you'll correct me because you're the expert, Pakistan and North Korea.

And we had that one Dr. Khan, I believe his name was, from Pakistan who was trying to spread and sell these.

Absolutely.

Absolutely.

Did we make a critical error, we being the West, even the East, humanity, leadership, of letting Pakistan and North Korea into this club?

How does China feel about nuclear proliferation and North Korea having these bombs?