Tim Miller

They don't seem like the types that are like that.

I guess I agree with you.

I think that is there's going to be some of them that's their instinct.

But, man, I think that the backlash from the Democratic base against these big tech oligarchs is going to be extremely intense.

And if they thought it was bad or they're mad about Cambridge Analytica or whatever, I think that.

i think it's going to be like something they're not really even even ready for and i was interviewing the guy that wrote the palantir book um a week or two ago and i was like i don't i feel like a democrat might just come in and cancel all their contracts next time

No, they've got, there's certainly some limits, I guess.

So when you just think about how upset they all were about, you know,

some pretty modest requests from the Biden administration, like in the grand scheme of things.

Like as far as compared to Europe, compared to what you could imagine that they might do, and frankly, compared to Trump's threats on the tariffs and the damage that could have done to the business had they not said that to him.

If you just look at how they got so butthurt and how much it sort of radicalized them towards the right,

I just – I don't know.

I think that like the next round – I don't think they have any staying power to the right.

Yeah, I don't know.

Could nationalize it.

They could try to nationalize it.

Yeah, they won't do that.

There's a lot of stuff we never thought would have happened in 2015.

I lived through the right-wing radicalization, and there is some left-wing radicalization.

Anyway, I just don't see it.