Stephanie Ruhle
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1,137 appearances
8 recordings
6 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 12 Jun
Stephanie Ruhle’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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There's nothing like the Musk situation in the Biden administration.
One more on just the CEOs, because your Jamie Dimon point is, I think, appropriate. And it's another one of the reasons I want to talk about this, because I think that's reasonable. I mean, it might not be how I would want to act as a CEO, but it's defensible, right? Like he has this, he has a lot of contingencies. He's not down there tossing Trump's salad. If he has to do it, he has to do it.
But whatever, right? Okay. But here's the thing with some of these guys. And my colleague Jonathan Last wrote about this for his triad the other week. It's like, isn't the point of having fuck you money that you can say fuck you?
That's why they call it fuck you money, right?
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like that the largest government contractor was the largest donor to the president, is now going to have an office in the White House. And according to a report from Jeff Stein out today, there's an internal fight about that office. Initially, it was not going to be inside the White House. Musk wanted it to be.
Musk wanted technology and AI access to government data that you can only get if you're on the inside so that he can-
More than that, it also is going to allow him to go after his foes. And you're already seeing this publicly. He does it on Twitter, trolling people. But there was an announcement, I guess, yesterday that Trump was trying to take credit for the investment that OpenAI – and Sam Altman is going to do now. It was like one of these stupid PR gambits. Tim Cook did this for Trump last time.
They're like, hey, we're going to build a new plant, and you can get the credit, sir. So Altman was trying to do that, and Musk is tweeting, Altman doesn't have the money. They don't have the money because he's got a rivalry with him. So he's undermining Trump, and then he's going to have access to the data and information inside the White House. I mean, it's an unprecedented situation.
You can take the host out of the host chair, but she's still going to be hosting the show and asking me questions.
No, I look, they're in the sour spot on this. I'll just give a couple of examples. I'm, I'm, I'm going to, we're in a Tom Friedman for a second. I like talking to humans. And so the humans I talk to are Uber drivers, gentlemen at the gay bar and, you know, baristas and security guards. So over the past, like a little bit, just like you mentioned the student loan thing.
I said this during the summer, probably in this podcast, the guy recognized the young guy recognized me at the bar, comes out to me and he's like, Hey, he's like, when's Joe Biden going to forgive my student loans?
Because he didn't get, he didn't make the cut or whatever. Right. Like it was like the age I didn't have, you know what I mean? I wasn't, I wasn't asking.
Yeah. So he ended up in this sour spot, right? Where like, We're like a lot of kind of college educated people that were already in the Biden tent got loans forgiven and did kind of give credit. But like, you know, there wasn't a lot and not a net gain. And then the people they were struggling with, working class folks, young folks are pissed about Gaza. We're hearing about it.
Like, where's my bag? Right. So I was just downstairs this morning and I was talking to the guy at the security guard at this hotel since I'm stuck at the Hotel California, Trump's inauguration week. I can never leave because I can't go home to New Orleans because of the snow.
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