Marshall and Saga here. Welcome back to the realignment.

Hey everyone good morning. Happy Tuesday. We've got a very special

three-part episode for everybody. We know that there was mass demand to attend realignment conference two weeks ago

but obviously 99.9999

9% of y'all could not make it to my Emmy for a really great set of conversations. So here's what we're doing

We have taken our three one-on-one fireside chats at Tony Garcia Martinez. He's been on the show before fan favorite

Jacob Helberg also been on the show as well and then Mike Salana also on the show as well too. You could find their three episodes

linked in the show notes. But soccer what did we talk about with each of them starting with Antonio going to Jacob and then finishing up with Mike Salana?

These three episodes are both good extensions of what we talked about previously, but there's a lot of new information there

I mean with Antonio what we really get to is about the internet and how it's just changed everything

And I know that may sound very broad but attempts to rein in what we understand as the modern internet are almost certainly going to backfire

Because of the way that we know that information rapidly spreads and how that changes society

Antonio has a great articulation of Gutenberg of the written word about how analogous it is

Today to Facebook how the censorship debates literally don't matter because that's not what we're actually arguing about and what the nature of the internet itself is

In terms of a medium of communication the same thing whenever it comes to Jacob

I mean with Jacob we talked about China. I know to some controversy which was kind of fun

Which we address actually there in the episode

But with Jacob what we talk about is is what does the new paradigm with China look like in a bipartisan fashion?

That's actually probably the most important with Mike. It's a same thing that we talked about on our episode

But we really delve into the more recent developments around San Francisco around what exactly has gone wrong with cities

And why did republicans suck at providing an actual agenda for cities that goes beyond any sort of national politics and has to do with like

I don't know public transportation

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