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Bradley Tusk

Bradley Tusk

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Nov 4, 2026

Akash PasrichaHOST
0:42
We've got an analyst coming on who is deep in the utility sector.
Akash PasrichaHOST
0:46
We've also got Bradley Tusk coming on the show.
Akash PasrichaHOST
0:48
We also had AMD results last night that impressed investors.
Akash PasrichaHOST
0:52
We'll take a look at some of the fundamentals.

11 MINS LATER

Akash PasrichaHOST
11:32
The California billionaire's tax is looking unlikely to pass based on this morning's results.
Akash PasrichaHOST
11:37
I'm also thinking about what AI-focused bills a Democratic Congress might go for.
Akash PasrichaHOST
11:41
I want to bring on Bradley Tusk, CEO and founder of Tusk Ventures, for a conversation.
Akash PasrichaHOST
11:47
Bradley, welcome back to the show.
Kelly EvansHOST
20:54
He posted on X last night, data centers in space looking pretty appealing right now.
Kelly EvansHOST
20:58
Let's bring in Tusk Ventures' Bradley Tusk for more reaction and big picture thoughts, Bradley, on what just happened and what are your takeaways?
Bradley TuskGUEST
21:06
Yeah, I mean, look, I think last night was pretty clearly just a repudiation of the way things are and the way this country is going.
Bradley TuskGUEST
21:14
But we're seeing this effectively every two years go back and forth one way or the other.
Eamon JaversCORRESPONDENT
23:22
Maybe he sees a through line from where he is now to the presidential nomination in 2028.
Kelly EvansHOST
23:27
Although, Eamon, I don't know if you caught it last hour, but Bradley Tusk and others are saying this, too, thought that Vance himself was perhaps one of the biggest losers from the last 24 hours.
Eamon JaversCORRESPONDENT
23:35
I think there's no question of that, right? I mean, the president is historically unpopular and J.D.
Eamon JaversCORRESPONDENT
23:40
Vance is his vice president.
Bradley TuskGUEST
0:29
pivoted to tech by running all the campaigns to legalize Uber and ride-sharing around the U.S.
Jennifer StrongHOST
0:35
And within that world, Bradley Tusk ranks among the most productive people I know.
Bradley TuskGUEST
0:40
Did it again with Clear, launched a venture capital fund in 2016 that invests in early-stage tech startups and highly regulated industries.
Bradley TuskGUEST
0:48
I teach at Columbia Business School.
Bradley TuskGUEST
2:30
I just want everyone to be able to vote in elections securely on their phones.
Bradley TuskGUEST
2:34
I think that voting is too inconvenient for too many people, and the turnout clearly shows that that's the case.
Bradley TuskGUEST
2:42
My name is Bradley Tusk, and I think for context of this one, I am the founder of the Mobile Voting Project.
Bradley TuskGUEST
2:48
I live in New York City and turnout in our last city council primary was 7%.
Bradley TuskHOST
0:07
All right, welcome back to Firewall.
Bradley TuskHOST
0:08
I'm your host, Bradley Tusk.
Bradley TuskHOST
0:10
It's a Tuesday episode.
Bradley TuskHOST
0:11
So with us is our friend and producer, Hugo Lindgren.
Todd BaltzHOST
46:04
Bigger states like Texas, like California, like New York.
Todd BaltzHOST
46:07
There is a podcast called Firewall done by Bradley Tusk, who is a founder of something called MobileVoting.org. And one of his arguments and actually one of his big projects is to help increase voter turnout.
Todd BaltzHOST
46:24
And he kind of argues that forcing people to take off work, drive to a precinct, stand in line, some of that can be difficult, like we mentioned, for senior citizens who are in the nursing home.
Todd BaltzHOST
46:40
People who, during farming season, that's happening right now, even though we're under a burn ban.
Bradley TuskHOST
0:07
Welcome back to Firewall.
Bradley TuskHOST
0:08
I am your host, Bradley Tusk.
Bradley TuskHOST
0:10
My guest today is Akash Pasricha, and he is, for many of you who already know this, hosts TITV, which is the Information Daily News Show.
Bradley TuskHOST
0:20
I've been a guest a bunch of times, and he and I have become just friends along the way.
Bradley TuskHOST
0:25
And I think, I didn't realize this, but we've turned the tables on you.
Joshua YuhasHOST
0:46
With semiconductor makers pushing behind the IPO, the market saw increases with the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 both rising by 0.7% and the Nasdaq Composite jumping 0.6%.
Joshua YuhasHOST
0:59
Talking about the IPO prior to the official filing, Bradley Tusk, founder and CEO of Tusk Ventures, expressed his concern of Anthropic going public.
Bradley TuskSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:08
By definition, every quarter, and you guys spent half your shows talking about this, you have an earnings call.
Bradley TuskSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:14
And you want to not disappoint the analysts in the market because the share price is a report card in your performance and is a major part of your compensation.
Douglas VigliottiHOST
5:46
So the work itself is semi-autobiographical in its nature, and this is what makes it sort of like autofiction in a way, something I've talked about plenty on this podcast prior, as what makes something a memoir versus a novel can be pretty confusing at times, and it's definitely a spectrum of When you're talking about autofiction, this clearly is a novel, but there is a lot of blurry territory that we get into.
Douglas VigliottiHOST
6:11
I mean, I've talked about this with Hunter S. Thompson or Charles Bukowski's work, Million Little Pieces, James Fry, of course, Obvious in Hindsight by Bradley Tusk, The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath, The Things They Carried by Tim O'Brien, and you might even include Hemingway in there, or books I didn't feature but have talked about on this pod, like Brett Easton Ellis' The Shards, or Sea of Tranquility by Emily St. John Mandel, or even Knausgaard with My Struggle.
Douglas VigliottiHOST
6:40
Basically, there's just a long history of blending an author's life into fiction or vice versa in various ways, amounts, and styles.
Douglas VigliottiHOST
6:49
On the Road sits squarely in this literary tradition.
Mike PescaHOST
29:05
And that's it for today's show.
Mike PescaHOST
29:06
Also, if you like yesterday's show, wherein I talked to Bradley Tusk, I did that at his bookstore, P&T Knitwear.
Mike PescaHOST
29:15
We made a video of it.
Mike PescaHOST
29:16
Go to the GIST's video page.

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