Leah Feigert

Like here's what it all means.

Like that's what I think catches people by surprise.

I mean, I think that's true, but I think Karp is a true believer.

Like, I do not get the sense from hearing that man talk or looking at his history that he is, like, opportunistically spouting these beliefs now when he didn't believe them before.

Like, he seems like someone who has really drunk the—not even drunk the Kool-Aid—has someone who really believes this stuff.

I really tried to land that.

Yeah, he's the one giving the Kool-Aid to everyone else.

Well, I would just, when you listen to someone like Joe Lonsdale, I'm like, that seems a little more apparent to me.

Like, that is someone who seems like he also really believes this type of thing.

And yet, you know, he kind of grew up in an environment where he was being heavily rewarded for espousing these beliefs.

And so it's no surprise that they have gotten more hardened over time, I guess.

Well, I mean, I guess before we even get there, I want to back up and ask you, like, why is this happening?

Is it a bunch of small things that are just, like, culminating?

Is it the Iran war?

Like, why are people so pissed right now?

And do we think that the fallout hits J.D.

Vance at this point, or is he positioned to, like, take on the MAGA mantle?

I really want to hear Leah Feiger have to say Google Gemini Nano Banana Pro.

I just feel like that set of words.

Oh my Lord.