Keith Rabois

I do think the filibuster is going to go away.

And it is because the the arcaneness of these rules, having to do a reconciliation bill, then, you know, needing a supermajority veto proof supermajority.

And the other case, it just means that nothing gets done.

And I think somebody will eventually get impatient and just steamroll this thing.

The other thing, Jason, that Keith said, which I think is really important, is if he were to run people...

I think they have to transcend politics and policy.

And I think they need to be straight up bosses, people that have enormous name recognition so that effectively what you're voting is a name and not an agenda.

Equivalent to, I think, what happened to Schwarzenegger when he ran.

He ran on an enormous amount of name recognition in the Gray-Davis recall.

He didn't run on a platform.

I don't think any of us could mention it.

I was thinking more like actors and sports stars, meaning

where they just come with their own inbuilt distribution.

I think you almost have to rank X followers and Instagram followers and do a join and say, okay, these are, do you know what I mean?

I think it's totally different.

It's an incredibly important ruling, incredibly right.

I think President Trump should have absolute leeway to decide how the people that report to him act and do their job.

If you take a step back, Jason, there are more than 2,000 federal agencies, employees plus contractors, I think number almost 3 million people.

If you put 3 million people into 2,000 agencies, and then you give them very poor and outdated technology, which unfortunately most of the government operates on, what are you going to get?

You're going to get incredibly slow processes.