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As recently as 2016, few people had heard of Andrew Yang.

He had achieved success as a tech entrepreneur, but he wasn't in the billionaire club

like Elon Musk, Steve Jobs, Jeff Bezos, and Bill Gates.

But then he decided to run for President of the United States.

Everyone needs goals, right?

And even back then, he had just as good credentials as other candidates.

And even some presidents.

In my honest opinion, he is the McIntosh of presidential candidates. Everyone knows he may be the best, but he still has only

6% market share. I loved his laugh so much that we made a ringtone out of it. We call it a

yank tone. Download it at Remarkablepeople.com. I'm Guy Kawasaki and this is

Remarkable People. And now coming to you from a bus somewhere in Iowa is Andrew Yang,

the Macintosh of presidential candidates and crazy smart Asian.

So first of all, it seems to me that it's a shame to waste a good crisis. What could have been

avoided by better political leadership? Well, we're in the midst of the greatest winner-take-all

economy in the history of our country, and productivity and wages have not been lined up

for decades. It's really since the 70s and early 80s that they've diverged.

So if you were paying attention, you would have looked to find ways to put more of the earning power

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