Krystal Ball

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517 appearances 9 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2025 last heard 4 May

Krystal Ball’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And not only that, he wants to use it to crush his competitors and he wants to slash the parts of the government that actually benefit regular people.
Things like social security and Medicare and veterans benefits and Medicaid.
Those pieces he wants to go away so that there's more money for him
and for his companies, for his bottom line.
No, we can't zoom here.
Elon Musk has decided that he is not going to release all of the financial information about his various conflicts of interest as he has effectively executed a hostile takeover of our entire government.
But we already know a lot about his conflicts of interest.
You can see a little bit of what that entails here.
You can see transportation department is investigating him, the Justice Department, the Labor Department, the Department of the Interior, Department of Agriculture, National Labor Relations Board, and on and on.
And as we evaluate what he's been up to and what particular agencies and boards he has taken aim at, we can really start to see a pattern of how all of these things intersect with his own personal financial interests, and really more importantly, and to the point, his interest in consolidating power.
So one of the most obvious examples is the CFPB, that's the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
Elon is trying to position Twitter as an everything app.
He just signed a deal with Visa that would allow it to be a payment processor.
And as a payment processor was about to be regulated by the CFPB.
The agency has now been gutted.
They've announced they're doing no more enforcement, no more rulemaking.
Everything is on hold.
And guess what?
Now those payment processors not going to be regulated by the CFPB.
But that is far from all.
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