On this episode of Newt's World, I'm joined by members of my Inner Circle Club for a fascinating

conversation about a wide range of issues and topics on their minds. We hold these regular

video conference calls so that we can have an honest discussion about what is happening in

America today. I find it extraordinarily helpful to me personally in helping think through the

issues that are facing us. So I hope you'll find this episode of Newt's World Informative,

and if you'd like to become a member of my Inner Circle Club, please go to Newt's Inner Circle.com

and sign up for a one or two-year membership today.

I'm really pleased. This is a guest Vivek Remy Swami, who has actually done several podcasts. He's

always interesting. He is now a Republican candidate for president. He is a former biotech CEO and

American business leader, New York Times bestselling author of two books, Woke Inc and Nation of Victims.

Born and raised in Cincinnati, Ohio, he was a nationally ranked tennis player. Validictorian

of his high school went to Harvard, majored in biology, graduated summa cum laude, and he received

his law degree from Yale Law School. While working at a hedge fund, he started the biotech company

Roy van Sciences, where he oversaw the development of five drugs that went on to become FDA approved.

In 2022, he founded Strive, an Ohio-based asset management firm that directly competes with asset

managers like Black Rock, State Street, Vanguard, and others. Companies who use the investment

dollars of everyday citizens to advance environmental and social agendas, the many citizens and

capital owners disagree with. Now, I should say, he's done all of this, and he is only 37 years old.

So from my perspective, he has a long career ahead of him, but he's not exactly hanging out

doing nothing. His campaign website, which all of you should note, is Vivek2024.com. That's

vivek2024.com. And I think you're going to find it a fast and anything to watch. First of all,

Vivek, welcome. Let me just toss it to you for a minute. I have to confess, the two times we were

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