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On the pickup truck, we had no idea we would be first.

In terms of scaling like, we thought we'd be like third or fourth, frankly.

Welcome to the Baron Streetwise podcast. I'm Jackson Cantrell.

The voice you just heard is Jim Farley. He's the CEO of Ford.

And in a moment, he'll talk about how Ford beat out Tesla and GM in the race to mass produce

an electric pickup truck. EVs cut emissions to near zero, of course, but to Jim,

the more exciting part is selling a digital product which can bring in future revenue through

software downloads. And speaking of heavy equipment makers gone digital,

we'll also hear from John Deere CEO John May on fully autonomous tractors and sprayers

that can tell weeds from crops. Grab a chili dog and rev your electric engines.

It's a heartland goes Silicon Valley special.

Listening in is my sidekick. Hang on a second. Jack Howe. Hi Jack. Hello.

Don't worry everyone. I'm not taking Jack's job. Jack is busy working on the top CEO's

issue for Baron's magazine. So he came to me on hands and knees asking for help.

I mean, it was a Zoom call. And I said, don't worry, kid. I've got you. We can play some of those

CEO calls you recorded and all handle the narration. Make sense? Yes. And thank you. See you next week.

That's my land later. Now off you go. You know what? He's okay that guy. I miss him already.

Now, first up is Jim Farley from Ford. Why did Baron's pick Farley as a top CEO?

Well a year ago, it looked like General Motors was winning the EV race among traditional car makers.

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