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Ira Magaziner

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Oct 3, 2026

Bobby CapucciHOST
54:01
Answer, correct, no.
Bobby CapucciHOST
54:02
Question Ira Magaziner.
Bobby CapucciHOST
54:05
Answer, Ira worked in the foundation.
Bobby CapucciHOST
54:07
I don't recall ever having conversations with him, but it's possible.
Bobby CapucciHOST
58:19
Question, did you understand Ms. Rothschild to have a relationship with Epstein or Maxwell? Answer, I did not know whether she did or didn't.
Bobby CapucciHOST
58:26
I just know she was friends with the President and Secretary Clinton.
Bobby CapucciHOST
58:30
Question, you also said that it was possible that you may have had a conversation with Ira Magaziner.
Bobby CapucciHOST
58:35
Do you understand him to have a relationship with Epstein or Maxwell? Answer again.
Chris GarabedianHOST
8:03
Yeah, it's actually been a pretty common theme, this HillaryCare, because that's when I started in the industry as well.
Chris GarabedianHOST
8:08
And Ira Magaziner, I remember, had a book out, and he was one of the policy folks that they relied on at the time.
Chris GarabedianHOST
8:15
But it's an interesting time, especially the late 90s to the early aughts, right? You saw consulting shops starting to hire trained MDs.
Chris GarabedianHOST
8:24
You just saw a lot of this convergence of business and science and the need to have kind of the appropriate training, whether it's PhD, MD, right.
Lily GeismerGUEST
61:53
... "Why don't we make this just free and available?" I mean, the other one to me, and this is, like, a small thing, and I don't know if this is, like, too, 'cause I've been, um, I had, I...
Lily GeismerGUEST
62:02
One of my, like, side projects has been about Ira Magaziner, who was, like, the Clintons' friend.
Lee VinselHOST
62:07
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Lee VinselHOST
62:08
I love that guy.
Lily GeismerGUEST
67:44
We're saying like, why don't we make this just free and available? I mean, the other one to me, and this is like a small thing.
Lily GeismerGUEST
67:49
And I don't know if this is like two because I've been I had I one of my like side projects has been about Ira Magaziner, who was like the Clinton.
Lily GeismerGUEST
67:58
Yeah, I love that guy.
Lee VinselHOST
68:00
Yeah,
Curtis YarvinGUEST
47:59
But everybody who wants power feels that they need power, right? You know, that's how it works, right? And so, you know, the, of course, you know, we see this in the whole Oppenheimer, you know, saga of, you know, Truman being like, get that guy out of my office.
Curtis YarvinGUEST
48:14
You know, we saw it interestingly, like the last, you know, far healthier America, there was this little known confrontations between Ira Magaziner and John Postel.
Curtis YarvinGUEST
48:26
And Ira Magaziner was one of the Clinton bureaucrat wonder kids, actually a graduate of my own, Almo Ater Brown.
Curtis YarvinGUEST
48:34
He was the guy who designed the legendary free-spirited Brown core curriculum.
Curtis YarvinGUEST
48:41
And in the early 90s, he was the guy in the Clinton in clinton world maybe it was 93 94 who was basically in charge of this new thing called the internet which was an nsf program and the guy who thought he was in charge of the internet was this guy named john postel great great engineer really the father of the internet uh guy has a beard down to his his belly button you know a complete uh i don't know if a literal neck beard but just like the great classic nerd neck beard and he's like well this system belongs to humanity And our magazine is like, well, when you say it belongs to humanity, what you're really saying is it belongs to you and it doesn't belong to you.
Lily GeismerGUEST
66:23
We're saying like, why don't we make this just free and available? I mean, the other one to me, and this is like a small thing.
Lily GeismerGUEST
66:28
And I don't know if this is like two because I've been I had I one of my like side projects has been about Ira Magaziner, who was like the Clinton.
Lily GeismerGUEST
66:37
Yeah, I love that guy.
Lee VinselHOST
66:38
Yeah, go for it.
Bobby CapucciHOST
11:01
David Rogers? No.
Bobby CapucciHOST
11:02
Ira Magaziner? No.
Bobby CapucciHOST
11:06
Daniel Gilbert? No.
Bobby CapucciHOST
11:07
Karen Ewing? No.
Bobby CapucciHOST
11:49
Many other members of the Dorothchild family? Answer, no.
Bobby CapucciHOST
11:52
Glenn Dubin, no. Eva Anderson Dubin, no. Casey Wasserman, no. Larry Vysotsky, no. David Rogers, no. Ira Magaziner, no. Daniel Gilbert, no. Karen Ewing, no. Stacey Plaskett, not that I recall.
Bobby CapucciHOST
12:11
Howard Lutnick.
Bobby CapucciHOST
12:12
Not that I recall.
Todd SheetsGUEST
48:37
And then we saw it again with LBJ's programs and the Clintons, even though they were in the era of big government is over kind of discussion and did a lot of good things with fiscal responsibility.
Todd SheetsGUEST
48:51
you know getting the budgets balanced the debt was you know about a third of gdp when clinton left office and they worked with the newt gingrich republicans in congress to get it but even they back at that point in time you know they came in and hillary clinton and ira magaziner were gonna try and do a government-run national health care model so you know It's just one massive spending program after another on the road to socialism and, you know, as Hayek would have called it, serfdom.
Todd SheetsGUEST
49:22
Right.
Todd SheetsGUEST
49:23
And so that's where I see the origins.

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