Tim Dillon

You have a lot of different competing ideologies and you have the BRICS nations, Brazil, Russia, India, China.

You have Iran, which we seemingly just lost a war with.

So you kind of have this new world and...

The people of Palantir are like, this new world is going to be run by tech oligarchs in a feudalist way.

So we're moving away from the central banker, which, by the way, was not always a great world either, right?

We...

We're not here to defend, like, the central banking cartels and human trafficking and drug trafficking and the pillaging of Latin America, you know, money laundering and the Epstein class and, you know, coup d'etats in other countries so that our corporations can go pillage.

We're not defending that per se.

We're saying that...

Alex Karp's idea of the new world is just simply run by a few companies with a few oligarchs at the top of those companies.

And the government of the United States of America is going to be infiltrated and taken over by those companies.

And it's going to be...

completely, it's going to become ineffectual.

It's going to become kind of a puppet government of big tech, which it's starting to already.

A lot of them lined up behind Trump because they said he's an 80-year-old boomer who's going to be able to sell our ideas to his constituents because he's built kind of a cult of personality.

And that's why they installed Elon Musk in there.

And it just didn't go well because Elon Musk is like such a dork.

and so unlikable that he went in there and he's like firing park rangers on YouTube thinking he's doing something and everybody was like kind of immediately disgusted by this going, what the fuck's going on?

This is like hellish.

So they kicked him out and then he got in a little war with the president, the Epstein files, whatever.