ICE Raids, LA Riots, Strong Economic Data, Politicized Fed, Iran War with Tucker Carlson

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Unknown 0:00
Can I ask a question about the nicotine pouches? Yes. Does it melt in your mouth or do you have to spit it out later?
David Sacks 0:07
You can spit it out. You can swallow it or you just savor it. I mean, you throw it in like you would a dip of tobacco. Okay. But you just let it sit there and then it suffuses your nervous system with life-giving nicotine. And it really does feel like the hand of God is massaging you.
Unknown 0:23
But does it feel like the high of smoking a cigarette?
David Sacks 0:26
It's simultaneously, if you can imagine the Zen paradox, higher alertness accompanied by deep relaxation. Wow. So you really are, no, no, it's a Zen experience. You're like cat-like. in your readiness, but you're fully relaxed. And how long does it last? I always have one going. Sometimes if things are, you know, if I need it, I'll put another one in. So I've got 18 milligrams of nicotine, but that gives me an unfair advantage.
Tucker Carlson 0:57
You're banging 18 milligrams? Woof.
David Sacks 1:00
I don't like to because everybody else kind of recedes into the background and I become this kind of colossus when I do that and I feel guilty about it. Hubris is inevitable at that point. So I usually keep it to one. I mean, I could use a new addiction.
Jason Calacanis 1:14
Oh, yes. What's the gateway drug level? What would you prescribe?
Tucker Carlson 1:18
This sits between caffeine and cocaine.
David Sacks 1:19
We sell a three milligram, but... There's a transition like all great addictions. It's not instant. You do vomit at first, but then your body acclimates.
Tucker Carlson 1:32
It's kind of like heroin in that way.
David Sacks 1:34
Exactly.
Tucker Carlson 1:35
Or Zempik.
David Sacks 1:36
You got to power through. Ayahuasca.
Tucker Carlson 1:38
You eat twice, and then you're addicted.
David Sacks 1:42
And then enlightenment. Love, Tucker.
Chamath Palihapitiya 1:46
Let your winners ride.
Unknown 1:48
Rain Man, David Sasson.
Tucker Carlson 1:56
All right, everybody, welcome back to the number one podcast in the world after Tucker Carlson's amazing podcast. That's right. Tucker is back here on the All In podcast with Chamath Palihapitiya, your chairman dictator and the czar. David Sachs. Not from the White House. He's from the suite, but he's here back on the program looking great. Look at the collar. Brioni. I ordered three or four Brionis after last week's show. Guys, I did. I'm getting the Broni. Well, I have the all-in expense account now.
Jason Calacanis 2:30
What did you call it? Broni? Brioni.
Unknown 2:32
He'll be paying for it over 72 months.
Jason Calacanis 2:34
72 monthly payments. The layaway. You as a firm or Klarna?
Tucker Carlson 2:42
Hey, Tucker, last time you were here, you famously, famously, gosh, it's been a year of feedback on your last performance. Thank you for coming back. We got a lot of crazy feedback from the private equity housewives, but I got more feedback.
I bet. You did.
Tucker Carlson 2:58
They love me. But you know what? You're in deep. You're in deep because I am here in LA and the Los Angeles studio wives group is really, really pissed off at you because they feel that they're the problem. They feel they're a much bigger problem than private equity housewives. So Hollywood studio heads wives versus private equity wives.
David Sacks 3:18
I know some of them and they're absolutely a bigger problem, but they're fewer of them. So it's kind of hard to get critical mass. Yeah, exactly. They're a smaller threat. They're kind of an elite unit. You know what I mean? They're like Delta Force.
Jason Calacanis 3:33
Got it. They have less money, too. You know, they don't get as much in the divorce as these private equity wives.
Tucker Carlson 3:37
Got it. So they're coming in like a SWAT team. If you want to send them in to deal with a very specific issue, great. But they're not going to cause as much bedlam globally as the private equity wives.
David Sacks 3:51
They cause a lot of misery, though.
Jason Calacanis 3:52
As one Mackenzie Bezos.
Tucker Carlson 3:54
Exactly.
Oh, my God.
Tucker Carlson 3:57
All right, listen, let's get a plug in here. All In Summit, fourth year. Tucker's coming this year, I hope, September 7th to 9th in Los Angeles. The goal, have the world's most important conversations, yada, yada, yada, blah, blah, blah. Apply for a ticket, allin.com slash yada, yada, yada, or allin.com slash summit to apply for a ticket. Freeberg is out this week. So Tucker is here, and my Lord, what's going on in the news? Let's start with immigration protests slash riots slash ICE actions in Los Angeles. I'm actually here. Last Friday, protests broke out after ICE raided Home Depot, a fashion wholesaler.

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