Anthony Scaramucci

And we don't have that.

I don't think you, I try to point out, you don't have the Scaramucci or the Omarosa psychodramas to the same extent.

Yeah.

Your third chapter in The Counter Revolution describes Democrats during this time and their pivot, as you described, from representing the middle class to representing the wealthy and the wealthy as the self-oppointed protectors of the subsidized poor.

And we don't have that.

I don't think you, I try to point out, you don't have the Scaramucci or the Omarosa psychodramas to the same extent.

Yeah.

Your third chapter in The Counter Revolution describes Democrats during this time and their pivot, as you described, from representing the middle class to representing the wealthy and the wealthy as the self-oppointed protectors of the subsidized poor.

And I'm thinking here about to what degree, and this may be a false comparison, but just hang with me here for a second.

Are we witnessing what was sort of like the beginnings of the Tea Party era with the DSA? Because that was a very ragtag group of people that ran some pretty poor candidates at first and didn't it took them a while to kind of get their bearings you know i'm thinking of a han losing the race in wisconsin may just be sort of the first attempts of a movement to do this now the tea party didn't in my view take over at least not what i thought the tea party was offering it turned out i think it was it was more interested in being anti-establishment than it ever wasn't about good government and getting our spending under control Um, but it's, you know, I, uh, um, I, I, I have mixed opinions of them, but Anthony Scaramucci said the other day, and I think it was, it was pretty apt that the tea party and occupy wall street got together and they had a baby and called it MAGA.

And in effect, it's this sort of.

it's not so much that i am personally concerned the dsa is going to take over the united states it's rather it's the most current offering that codes left or codes blue that is a sort of populist anti-establishmentarian mindset that has in fact taken over large swaths of the right now has done so in in the manifestation let's say of donald trump i don't think if you take trump out of the mix Every elected Republican in the United States House and Senate is just a diehard MAGA candidate.

And we don't have that.

I don't think you, I try to point out, you don't have the Scaramucci or the Omarosa psychodramas to the same extent.

Yeah.

Your third chapter in The Counter Revolution describes Democrats during this time and their pivot, as you described, from representing the middle class to representing the wealthy and the wealthy as the self-oppointed protectors of the subsidized poor.

Okay.

Uh, Anthony, uh, Scaramucci.

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Okay.

So that, that's a big deal, and we're excited about that.

Um, I think you asked like, uh, conferences and things like that and events, so, uh, we're, we're big fans of, uh, of the SALT conferences, uh, that, uh, that Scaramucci puts on.

He's, he's been a good friend of the project and, uh, like those are like quality events, so we're, we'll be there, um, in London again is the next one.

Um, we're also part, as I just mentioned, uh, part of the Blockchain Association, uh, trying to really move regulation forward in, um, in the United States and we're, uh, participating in a policy forum in, in Washington DC later this year, uh, speaking with regulators and, and, uh, and legislators, uh, very importantly, uh, to make sure that, that Congress acts, uh, in a way that's, that's friendly to the industry and, um, and to the needs of, of, of, uh, Americans as they more and more, uh, use blockchain and Web3 solutions in their daily lives.