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So yesterday, there is a billionaire NBA executive. He is a part owner of the

Warriors, the Golden State Warriors in California in San Francisco. His name is Chammath

Polyhapatia. So forgive me if I screwed up the name. And he was doing a podcast. And I have to say,

one of the most amazing things about people who are extraordinarily wealthy is that very often

they really think they know things they do not know. There's a famous line from Fiddler on the roof.

You know, when you're rich, they think you really know. But the truth is, for some people,

when they are very, very, very rich, like not just F you rich, but F the whole world rich, they start to think that they know all the things. They know everything about politics. They know everything about world affairs. They don't have to have studied anything because, after all, the proof is in the pudding and they are worth a lot of money. And they are not even bound by the strictures of basic morality and decency. The reason that I bring this up with regard to this billionaire NBA owner, who's the owner of one of the most virtue signaling

organizations in America, right? The Warriors, whose coach is Steve Kerr, who is a very left-wing

guy. He's virtue signaled on everything from Black Lives Matter to Donald Trump.

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