Marshall here welcome back to the Realignment.

So as you guys know, the Realignment is sponsored and hosted by Lincoln Network.

Not the Lincoln Project Mind You, but the Lincoln Network.

So in order to, whatever one know a little more about Lincoln's work and their upcoming

Rebo 2020 conference on November 6th, 9th and 10th, Saga and I are dedicating some time on

Fridays for bonus episodes of the Realignment that are we focused on the tech industry

and the way that Silicon Valley and tech policy in Washington DC are changing during the year 2020.

So last week we spoke of Jared Ticker about the future of media Jared works at the Washington

Post. Definitely go back and listen to that. I haven't got the chance, but this week we are focused

on an interview with Reeves Wideman who is a contributing editor at New York magazine. He's

recently written Billion Dollar Loser, the epic rise and spectacular fall of Adam Newman and we work.

So I wanted to talk with Reeves because what's so interesting about his book is that it's not just

the very interesting tale of how Adam Newman of we work fame did all these different crazy things,

but it's also a really great sort of articulation of a specific point in time in the technology

industry. Really that post recession 2008 period to 2019 when we works IPO blew up. So during

this conversation where Reeves about the book we talk about the idea of software eating the world,

we talk about how the tech industry looked in the 2010s and how it's going to look in the 2020s.

And interestingly because this relates to we really talk about what the future of work,

offices and cities are. So there's a lot of really great stuff here. So just a reminder if you find

this conversation or last week's conversation interesting go to rebootconference.org to learn more

about Lincoln networks reboot 2020 conference. Sardar is going to be there. I'm going to be there.

Lots of really great conversations. No ever sixth, ninth and tenth. See you there.

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