Ronny Chieng
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7,044 appearances
50 recordings
3 series
first heard Sep 2025
last heard 18 Sep
Ronny Chieng’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It's like, Democrats are too, there's too much regulation, well-intentioned or not, and we can't get stuff done on the ground because of all this stuff that's happening.
No, I'm not.
No, I'm empathizing with you.
You know, I'm saying that it's a boring subject, so to get people to care about it is tough.
That's how you talk?
So I know there's no one-sentence answer to this, but essentially you're deregulating it so it's easier to rezone things.
Is that what you're doing, or is it... Yeah, yes, that is part of what we're doing.
That's not going to...
I want to talk about it.
I know you do, but I think the other point I want to get to is you clearly have solutions and they're working with the zoning.
The other thing with these problems is that, I mean, what I read in your fake briefing notes that you gave me, I don't even...
No, I'm joking, you didn't give me, in my own research, it's that this zoning issue that you essentially got started with in your first term, and it led into your second term, and you kind of saw results in your second term.
So I wanna bring you some more broader issue in politics in general, in democracies, is that sometimes the solutions take more than a term.
And you have to be comfortable with either someone else getting the credit for it or running for reelection before the solutions kick in that people can feel it.
Okay, so, if it's so, if it's so, if the solutions are so easy, why didn't the other guy do it?
Which guy?
I don't know.
Whoever the guy before you was.
But I guess I'm very interested in like, I'm such a political history nerd.
And we admire these statesmen in politics.
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