Biden

“There's a very high chance that this VP pick will become the president, given Biden's age and everything going on in the world. And we've just seen crisis after crisis this year. I think there's gonna be more shoes to drop. And this person that we don't even k…”

“Atlanta, Atlanta should go 70% Biden.”

“Looks like Arizona is going to Biden.”

“You know, if people aren't, if people in tech aren't explicitly endorsing Biden on Twitter, they're probably closet Trump voters.”

“It would have been nice to see Biden not just say let's unite, but actually step over the line and declare some of the policies and points of view of the other side as being valid and engaging more directly on those points versus saying we'll all work together…”

“If Trump's mistake was not wearing a mask in April of twenty-twenty, I think Biden's mistake is not taking it off in April of twenty-twenty-one.”

“So I am glad I voted for Biden, but I am unhappy that he cannot build consensus down the middle and get the far left to just, you know, pump the brakes.”

“At the same time that this mob was forming against Chamath, we had a two-hour Biden press conference in which Biden never mentioned the Uyghurs once. The press corps never mentioned the Uyghurs once.”

“Do you really, if you're the leader of that union, do you really believe that Biden's gonna break your strike? No way.”

“And, you know, I think Biden sort of is caught in the middle of this, and I think he's running out of time to try and reestablish that he's going to have a centrist presidency that does not completely kowtow and defer to the left of his party, to this sort of …”

“Three million people have come in just under Biden and illegal migration.”

“Biden wanted an extra four trillion of spending On this whole Build Back Better on top of the four trillion he had.”

“And don't forget, Biden canceled our energy independence the first day he was in office.”

“I think Biden and Blinken have done a good job. They've done a good job on this right now. They've, played it well.”

“First of all, I think Biden and Lincoln did a horrible job.”

“My prediction or most contrarian belief is that the bromance between Biden and Zelensky comes to an end at some point in 20, 23.”

“So Nikki Haley's in, and then Trump will do it, and then Biden will not.”

“I think there's a non-zero chance Biden actually doesn't run for re-election at this point.”

“And I think this is how Biden gets reelected.”

“I prefer RFK to Biden.”

“I think right now it looks like we're on track to have a Biden-Trump rematch, and right now Biden probably looks like he's gonna win, barring a recession happening or the Ukrainian side collapsing in, in the war.”

“Trump added almost eight trillion. Biden's added four trillion.”

“I'm sorry, but Biden has had the most hawkish policy on Ukraine that any president's ever had.”

“Trump added a trillion to the deficit. Biden already four trillion.”

“If we see a rate hike before the election, I think Biden is toast.”

“This is like the number one thing you can do to stop innovation and investment in the country, which we desperately need.”

“Trump, just to give facts, Trump will have spent 7.8 trillion, Biden will spend slightly less, like six point X trillion.”

“I don't think Trump's going to raise taxes, but Biden will if he has the trifecta.”

“Vinod went and did a fundraiser. It's public, but he did a fundraiser for Biden a few weeks ago”

“I think it's obvious there's basically one deep state party, and that is the party of Cheney, Harris, Biden, Victoria Nuland, my colleague at Columbia University now.”

“Biden won the Democratic primary. He got fourteen million votes, and then they threw out that result and put in Kamala Harris because they didn't like his debate performance.”

“Obama was the deporter-in-chief. He deported more people than Trump or Biden, over three million people, but he had a specific process in place that everybody could understand.”

“Yes, I do believe we are in the financial context, because in terms of profitability and the likelihood of cutting, I think the Republicans are probably more likely to make these moves than the Democrats, but you also have to take into consideration the impact…”

“We think about Biden closed six hundred and thirty five million acres.”

“Obama, his average, he averaged about nine hundred billion dollars a year deficit. Trump, before the pandemic, is about eight hundred billion. You know, but Biden's up to almost two trillion, it's 1.9 trillion dollars average deficit.”

“Biden, ten million net immigrants, and Trump, three million, which sounds like a lot, but it's actually the lowest in like 10 administrations, the lowest since Reagan.”

“When Biden came into office, there were large pieces of the wall that were still on the ground, just waiting to be erected. And Biden sold them off as scrap metal for two cents on the dollar.”

“And if we compare that to Biden and Kamala, like, they weren't even letting people come to the White House.”

“Court-ordered removals and deportations average 200,000 per year, 1997 to 2000. That's under Clinton. 200,000 a year. They averaged 300,000 a year, peaking at 400,000 under Obama. Right? Deportations plummeted under Biden.”

“I think that we had some really idiotic legislation under Biden that President Trump and David Sachs have largely unwound.”

“The reason why it was likely under Biden is because it was so difficult to actually talk to him, he wouldn't talk to anybody. The difference with Trump, just so it's clear, is that he'll talk to everybody, he'll make his own decision, but he gets the broad tap…”

“This is Bibi's war. If your reader or your listeners don't remember Moby Dick, they should go look at it again. Ahab had this fixation, obsession, with the white whale, and tried to find a way to kill the white whale whenever he could. For the last two decades…”