Tim Miller

But he also made clear that he had misgivings about Trump's immigration crackdown during the first Trump presidency.

In fact, he said to me at one point that if he'd known where things were going, he might not have signed the contract with ICE.

This time around, he's not expressing any misgivings.

He is expressing full support for what Trump is doing.

He believes that last year voters sent us a very strong message that they want the demographics of the country to basically remain the same and that Trump's policy is doing that.

And Palantir is happy to help this time.

There's no qualms being expressed this time around.

If you think about the increasing anti-Semitic sentiment that we're seeing on the right and left –

I wonder if eventually, you know, whether you think that he will start to process whether there's any concerns there.

I mean, like right now already, the government is basically saying that they're going to go through people's social media.

The current government is friendly to Israel, but they're under the mindset of if you're traveling here, we're going to go through your social media.

Yeah.

Whatever said something mean about Charlie Kirk or something nice about a pro-Palestinian group.

You might not get a green card.

It's not hard to imagine the other that flipping right under a different type of administration where they decide that if you're too supportive of Israel, though, we don't want you in the country.

Does that not work?

Does that concern never get raised by him?

I guess I wonder.

Well, it's a great question.

The thing is, I mean, one thing that's important to know is that, I mean, you know, he went to Stanford Law School, then he went to Germany to pursue a doctorate and go to University of Frankfurt.