Dean Kamen

So the thing that

was interesting is Segway started With, you know, Dean Kamen, he's the guy that created portable dialysis machines, portable insulin pumps, made a fortune licensing medical equipment that he created.

I mean, brilliant man.

Yep.

There are big plans for the Manchester mill yard.

Just ask Dean Kamen and his company, Army.

We will be soon manufacturing cells, tissues, and organs to change the quality of life for people that need it.

The biofabrication industry could bring 7,000 direct jobs to the area and another 37,000 indirect jobs.

Nobody's ever asked about it.

It's almost like his name was Tom Pritzker.

We are at New Hampshire inventor Dean Kamen's Manchester office, and we came to speak with him.

He was unavailable, which is really unfortunate because we wanted to talk to him about these documents.

Some of the most brilliant people in the world thought it was something that was going to change our world, the Segway.

The cautionary one is a cl-- it's really close to perfect, as Dean Kamen, who was the founder of Segway, genuinely could see it.

He knew exactly what he had built, and the hype was extraordinary around it.

Cities could be redesigned around it, bigger than the PC, and the most anticipated product launch of its era.

So what I would like to, this is my kind of final thoughts here, and here's what I'd like you to take from chronicle number four.

We've, we've covered a lot on communication and effective communication and what really works and what doesn't work.

Dean, Dean Kamen from Segway could see the product perfectly, what it could solve and how it could change people's transportation mode, how they're gonna get from point A to point B in a new way.

He had the vision, the capability, the capital, and the belief.

though they claimed long after that they had no knowledge of Nadia's ties to Epstein and her shady past.

Now, DECA is a company founded by Dean Kamen, who created the Segway.

They mainly focus on research and advancements in technology.

Kamen has also been known to be pretty good friends with Epstein over the years.

Um, that's been pretty helpful.

Dean, what was your first, uh, terrifying moment?

Hmm.

I'll be honest with you.

It doesn't mean that you think it's the greatest thing in the world and you're all in and that you shouldn't be vigilant.

It just means that maybe your fear might be a little bit over the top.

I think your skydiving thing is survivorship bias, Dean, that only the people that survive skydiving are really into it.

There is some.

Right.

What was his name? Dean Kamen.

Dean Kamen, that was it.

And I don't remember why, but I was reading this and then it was getting a lot of traction.

There were like two things that were happening in the mid to late 90s.

100%.

So this is what I've thought about, and you can laugh all you want.

Dean Kamen.

And at last, we're going to see not only if this works, but can Charlie and I return with our team? I mean, this is really cool.

Dean, you should do, just you should do the little, now Dean is standing on this thing.

We're all standing on it.

Dean, you should do the little dance that you just did.

I mean, to show how mobile this is.

As you can see, it's very, very versatile.

I'm interested that you haven't talked at all about her unique resume when it comes to the government.

In other words, she worked for Dean Kamen.

He had a lot of government contracts.

She got this great job that no one can tell us what she did in that job.

I've been told this.

So she's got the nerve to attack me for working for 54 years and achieving the American dream where I don't think she's ever received a job that wasn't because of her mother's influence.

My understanding, and I think there was an NPR article about this, is that her mom got Dean Kamen's company hundreds of millions of dollars in federal grants and then hired her, then Dean hired her for some position that she was unqualified for, but it really didn't matter.

And listen, I would hire her too if somebody gave me 400 million bucks or