There's certain trillion dollar ideas that the private sector just won't do because it doesn't pencil or because of whatever market failure is there.

That's where you need government.

First of all, the debt path we're on is not sustainable.

That I think identity has become too central to how my party thinks.

My big worry is that if we're already at a level of concentration of wealth and power that

no republic has ever survived, is this going to be a development that just makes wealth and

power even more concentrated in even fewer hands?

All right, besties, I think that was another epic discussion.

People love the interviews.

I could hear him talk for hours. Absolutely. We

crushed your questions a minute. We are giving people ground truth data to underwrite your own

opinion. What are you going to say? That was fun. I was doing all in. All right, everybody,

welcome back to the All In podcast interview series. Last week, we had Joe Manchin on this week. Pete Buttigieg is here.

Everybody knows Mayor Pete, born in South Bend, Harvard, Road Scholar, McKinsey, U.S. Navy,

and, of course, ran for president and was the Transportation Secretary under Biden.

Welcome to the program, Pete Buttigieg. How are you?

Good. Thanks for having me. Pleasure. Meet Shumov Pollyhappatia, a former Democrat who re-underwrite his support of your party and now is a Republican. And really the spirit of this program is to

just have a candid discussion.

We like to get into the details.

And so I thought, I wanted to start with your perception of entrepreneurs, technologists,

et cetera.

I was watching a clip of you on Bill Maher.

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