Illinois

“And I saw this individual who just got arrested in, I think it was either Ohio or Illinois. And Jason, he's facing like, 15 to 20 years in jail.”

“I had this interesting conversation with an elected official in Illinois who was one of our largest antagonists, very anti-flock and really sad, really scary. She was the victim of political violence. Someone shot at her house, and the police used a flat camer…”

“They've won in a bunch of states. They already won in California and Illinois and New York, and I mean, they're winning in all the blue states and maybe even some red states.”

“We built the garage, we rented the garage spaces, we renovated the units, we upped the rent, and lo and behold, a year later, we almost doubled our money.”

“25% of the bills going through state legislatures are in four states. California, New York, Colorado, and Illinois.”

“Now in California, the civil rights agency that deals with housing has now embraced algorithmic discrimination and Illinois has also embraced it.”

“And the more that, you know, Illinois jacks up rates, In state, A, those, the regulated sports, the sports books that are subject to these rates reduce investment in the state, handle those down, tax revenue goes down, and those customers that are now getting …”

“Last week the state of Illinois just passed a law banning AI for mental health or therapy without kind of the supervision of a licensed professional.”

“If we were to actually put real resources into those three states, Trump would be virtually guaranteed to win the popular vote.”

“We're seeing other states propose, it's almost word for word, similar to California. So in New York, Illinois”

“We have huge hog operations in North Carolina that's a long ways away from where we grow the corn and soybeans in Iowa and in Illinois. So we don't do a really good job of recycling the manure, so that's another place where more nitrous oxide is produced.”

“So in Illinois, we found 80% of households with children cook with gas. In California, it was 74%.”

“Could we go and do a, an economically feasible geothermal anywhere hot dry rock system in Illinois right now? No, probably not. I mean, I don't think you could find a startup that would tell you with a straight face that they could, you know, that they had a c…”

“And core U.S. Farmland stretches further afield in that way into Illinois, Indiana, Ohio. We don't go there because we don't see any relative value in terms of the farmland there, and we don't have the inside connections.”