E127: All-In US Presidential Candidate Confidential with Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg

- David Friedberg suggests deescalating the conflict between China and Taiwan by stopping provocations towards China, rather than committing to defend Taiwan in case of a war.
- Jason expresses concern about the US fiscal deficit and debt levels, and asks how to pursue social, geopolitical, and security agendas without a balanced budget or a plan with boundaries and conditions.
- David Friedberg suggests reducing military expenditures, stopping wars, and focusing on rebuilding the middle class and projecting economic strength instead of military strength abroad.
- Robert Smith raises concerns about the sustainability of the social safety net and the need to address the structural economic problems facing the US, such as Social Security going bankrupt in the next 12 years.
- David Friedberg opposes cutting Social Security, Medicare, or Medicaid, but acknowledges the need to study the issue further to impose fiscal discipline.
- David Friedberg criticizes the US spending $8 trillion on the war in Iraq and $16 trillion on the pandemic lockdown without getting anything in return, while cutting food stamps for 15 million Americans and sending $750 million extra to Ukraine.
- David Friedberg suggests focusing on taking care of the American people rather than screwing the poor to pay for wars and bailouts.

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