Josh Tyrangiel

And we want to be really careful in our response to that, which I think is actually a response to capitalism and a skepticism of capitalism, with what this stuff can actually do.

for the federal government to essentially nationalize these products and basically say, look, you're going to have tremendous amounts of control.

We're going to have all sorts of labor issues.

You know, I did a story for The Atlantic about AI and the future of employment, right?

Yes.

Nobody in the middle

knows what I'm talking about.

They're not interested in AI.

They're like, well, it's kind of on its way, right?

The two people who said, who agreed, right?

On the left, Bernie Sanders said, we need to tax it, we need a robot tax, we need a shorter work week, and we're gonna need to nationalize it, right?

And so then I went to Steve Bannon's townhouse.

I sat with Steve Bannon.

What'd that smell like?

You know, we didn't get that close.

This was not my first reporting trip.

So I wasn't like, do we start by smelling each other?

I just thought it would be evident.

So we're talking and he says, I agree with Bernie Sanders.

Right.