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Slack.com slash DHQ. What do you offer the world? What do you want to leave behind?

These things are something that the questions that should be the questions that motivate

political action. But instead, political, the root word is politics. And politics is

decided by shady deals between elites and nobody really ever thinks, how do we want to

leave this world and then honestly pursue that? Today's guest is not that politician. And

that's what makes him an incredible politician in my opinion. He has years of experience

inside the tech bubble, which we talk about in this podcast, a little frightening, quite

honestly. It earned him a position of the presidential ambassadors for global entrepreneurship

in the Obama White House. Then he decided, hey, I know what I want to do. I want to run

as a Democrat in 2020. His presidential bid is what made him a household name, but also

dragged him through the mud. Watching the Democratic nominee debates, it was obvious that

he was probably at least a decade ahead of any other presidential candidate and nobody

wanted to deal with what he was talking about. I have for a very long time. He is talking

about and writing about issues that truly matter because they are issues that we're all going

to face. And people don't even know what they are, let alone, oh, that's never going

to happen. He's offering solutions for now in the age of automation. He's also taking

on capitalism and a way forward for the election. He wants to usher in capitalism, but a new

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