SpaceX IPO, Epstein Shocker & Austin Metcalf vs Karmelo Anthony’s Parents | PBD #817

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Adam Sosnick 0:01
Adam, what's your point?
The future looks bright. A handshake is better than anything I ever saw. It's right here. You are a one-on-one? My son's right there. I don't think I've ever said this before. Okay, so folks, I got a call this morning. Vinny, let me tell you why this is a crazy story. We're driving up, Brooklyn's sitting next to me. I get a call from Goldman and says, hey, you know, SpaceX IPO is going to happen today and everyone's talking about it. Okay, great. So I said, tell me really what's going on. I said, well, let me tell you the craziest story. I said, what's that? He said, there is roughly 33 employees in SpaceX that when this thing goes public today, They're not executives. They're not C-suites. They're not VPs.
They're not directors. They're not even managers. They're just regular employees that have been there for many, many, many, many years when nothing was going on and everything was breaking that will be getting somewhere between $200 million to $400 million.
Adam Sosnick 1:09
No way.
What do you mean? Collectively. No, individually are each getting $200 million to $400 million. Stop it. You're talking about regular workers. Regular. They're not C-suites. They're not VPs. They're not directors. Good for them.

What is the significance of the SpaceX IPO?

By the way, this is the part about equity that most people don't realize. We had one of our guys at the beginning stages of the insurance company that got a lot of equity. But they walked, they ran off. Their equity would be worth a lot of money. Not SpaceX type of money, but it's still life-changing type of money. So imagine all the people that were employee number 88 of SpaceX or employee number 193 of SpaceX that are like, no, I'm going to go work at Facebook. No, I'm going to go work at Google. No, I'm going to work at somewhere else. And they banked on a different jockey than the one they had. Imagine where they're at today, okay? Imagine how much shit-talking over the years they've given for SpaceX.
Let me tell you what you don't know is the fact that Elon is this and Elon is that and Elon is that, and then boom. By the way, it's going to be the biggest IPO in the history of mankind we've ever had at $1.7-ish trillion. You guys know Tom's got a bunch of different things to talk about with that, so that'll be one of the top stories. That we'll talk about. Number two, there's a book that's coming out, which is called Regime Change, and it has nothing to do with Iran. It's a book about regime change where they're highlighting what happened inside the White House. And the two authors that wrote this book, one of them is from New York Times. I think it's Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan. These are not lightweight people that wrote this book.
And a lot of credibility of how the whole thing happened with Epstein. Everybody is talking about this story. The book is coming out June 23rd. I don't know what day it is, but I can tell you one thing for a fact.

How do employees benefit from the SpaceX IPO?

If you're going to promote a book, the way to promote a book is for it to come out on Tom's birthday. There's no better date to come out with a book than Tom's birthday. I think that's the date. So we have to talk about it because some of the stuff, Bongino's in it. You know, Susie Wiles has a conversation with Bongino saying, you're leaking information. And Bongino's like, hell to the no. I'll give you $100,000 right now. Go to the reporter. I'm going to quit. And he leaves. It's a lot of great stories of what happened here and how the Epstein Files was a shit show from the beginning when we talked about the biggest flop and the way Pam Bondi handled it was not a good thing. You'll see what some of the conversations are in that book.
And then we'll talk about Austin Metcalf and Carmelo Anthony. Austin Metcalf's father came out. He said a lot of different things. So did Jasmine Crockett. And so did a lot of other people. And there's a few different things that are just people are getting involved in this. It's a lot of discussion, Vinny. I know you got a lot of thoughts on this. We go into that as well. And then we have TPUSA. Something happened that you guys were showing me this morning.

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