Welcome to predictable with Stu trying to make your world a little bit more predictable. That's all we're trying to do. That's it. That's our goal here on the show

and maybe make you a little bit of the extra scratch here and there. We have a great show for you today,

and I want to get into it here in a second. I also want to remind you if you are here, if you're

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Plus, you got to save that cash.

You got to bring it over to here

and put it in a prediction market.

See, circular economy. That's how it works over here in the stew world. So I want to get into a couple of different things. There's a big headline poll today when it comes to the meat and potatoes of what we do here, because we'll talk about

prediction markets, we'll talk about their role in our society, we'll talk about all the

stuff going on around them, but we'll also spend a good amount of time on just elections

and specific markets inside of elections, as well as sports and culture and other things

as well. The kind of and other things as well.

The kind of headline issue today is the presidential election coming up in 2008.

I want to give you a clip of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

There are a lot of people who would like you to run for president in 2028.

Woo!

Yeah!

I like one because I have green damage.

Apparently some of them are here.

And there are people who, there are others who would like you to run for the united states senate what say you about all of

this you know it's funny because um in this op ed that uh jeth bezos paid for in the washington post

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