Full Episode - Maybe…Don’t Build The Doomsday Machine? + How Campaigns Became An Industry & What Is Cost Us
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the opening introduction and sponsor message for the episode?
0:00–13:37
2
How do AI CEOs acknowledge the existential risk while still building powerful models?
13:37–56:47
3
What is the impact of mid‑term campaign money and the Iran oil shock on the economy?
56:47–1:27:02
4
Why is the Protect College Sports bill considered flawed and what ethical issues do political consultants face?
1:27:02–1:55:09
5
Which Republican voters are persuadable in 2026 and how should campaigns target them?
1:55:09–2:18:15
6
How should politicians and tech companies handle the growing data‑center and AI challenges?
2:18:15–2:44:28
7
What happened in the 1920 Wall Street bombing and why does it matter today?
2:44:28–2:56:43
8
How are local media, the NFL, and college football shaping the political and cultural conversation?
2:56:43–3:32:56
Speakers
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