Brad Sherman

He doesn't know if anybody's going to like that.

Dear Brad Sherman.

Yeah.

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There's great people in the Democrat Party who loves Israel.

You know, Brad Sherman, Brad Schneider.

These guys are real staunch supporters of Israel, real heroes for Israel.

I mean, I don't agree with them on everything, and there's a lot of problems I don't agree with on everything.

Really? You were mad every time because I forgot that politicians are supposed to do something.

The guy in Tarzana, Brad Sherman, has done zip shit nothing for us.

I looked it up.

He's actually considered running.

mean, you said yesterday.

I

said that with Brad Sherman, I could beat him in a primary probably just by going door to door.

But you don't want this podcast.

And so it's probably quite reasonable to expect similar regulations to appear around the world with the aim of protecting investors.

Brad Sherman, a California Democrat, said that the legislation would protect US investors by ensuring that foreign-owned companies were subject to the same accounting scrutiny as U.S. companies.

Had this legislation already been signed into law, U.S. investors in Luck & Coffee would likely have avoided billions of dollars in losses, he said in a statement.

Some political analysts are saying that investors should expect swift passage of the bill likely before the end of the month.

Brad is my business partner at Majority Group.

He is a long time political veteran in DC having worked for Senator Hillary Clinton He was chief of staff to Congressman Brad Sherman from Los Angeles and has been a top Democratic lobbyist, you know, really specializing in the financial services space, housing space for, you know, at least 15 to 20 years.

And to me is now is, you know, really an expert and as connected as anybody in Virginia politics is.

these days and is very close to the governor and to pretty much every major leader in the state, but is very knowledgeable on the House and Senate elections coming up overall.

I think I probably started somewhere in high school, maybe vicariously through watching the West Wing, which was one of my sources of inspiration of what I wanted to do when I grew up.

And I was very engaged even then around political campaigns, working for the Democratic And Tony Bielansin, who was in Congress at the time, and then Brad Sherman took his seat and was involved in high school and then college politics.

But I worked in politics all the way through.

I mean, when I got to college at Georgetown, which is where I met Matt, I had lots of odd jobs to pay for that job.

They, they, they understand what is going to happen.

That's why I always say Brad Sherman's my favorite politician, because he's got the best soundbites about Bitcoin.

He's the only politician that really understands the, um, what is going to happen, though he's, he's just hilarious, if you, if you think that's humorous, which is me, dark humor.

But anyways, we're seeing they are fighting this right now.

Obviously, Elizabeth Warren is one of them.

My favorite politician, Brad Sherman's another one.

And then, you know, for For illustrative purposes, you know, the, the old guys in the suits behind the scenes, you know, the shareholders smoking their cigars, drinking their nice whiskey, they're like, "Yeah, you know, maybe we don't touch this yet." So we're still early in this game.

We're still early in the game of Bitcoin adoption in the, quote-unquote, "from the institutions".

Okay, that makes sense.

And I'm only trolling with Brad Sherman because I always say he's my favorite Bitcoin politician because he realizes just how powerful Bitcoin is.

And sometimes he's a bit histrionic.

But what we've been talking about here on the show for a long time, and we've tried to...