Lisa Abramowicz

I think that was brilliant.

I wonder, how do you see it evolving?

I mean, because there is this great promise, right?

It's sort of the idea that the internet did come to fruition and change the world.

You mentioned something about China that I think is a subject of huge debate in the United States, which is the way that they've sponsored certain industries and certain development of technologies in the AI space and beyond.

That's what I wanted to go to.

The idea that the United States is now taking a stake in lithium companies and Intel and a whole host of others and sort of cobble together sovereign wealth funds that we're learning about in real time.

And I just wonder, do you think that is the right approach for a country to take at this moment?

You've mentioned 1930 several times and that this is a time of conflict and we know how that movie ended.

Is that kind of the parallel that you see this right now?

On that uplifting note, we're out of time.

Ray Dalio, it has been absolutely my pleasure to speak with you.

Thank you so much for being here.

Podcasts.

News.

I am here with Governor Ned Lamont of the great state of Connecticut in this October.

Is that what Anne-Marie called it?

In Connecticut, in the Del Mar Harbor.

And Governor, thank you so much for being with us.

I want to start with something that's an increasingly hot topic.