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Mike Hahn

Oct 16, 2026

21:07
Of course, President Trump finally comes out and says, "No go."
21:10
There's very little I disagree with with the administration on, but I think this should definitely be live-streamed.
21:15
And not only should it be live-streamed, it should be put behind a paywall, and people that have to donate, the money should go to the victims.
21:20
So I am all for it.
21:21
I'm kind of sad that they're walking it back, but, uh, you know-
21:59
Um, but your thoughts on this, um, because he's lumping the military in with terrorists if it is live-streamed.
22:05
Th- this is an Islamist-inspired terrorist who committed a, an act of terrorism which was justified by the government as workplace violence.
22:11
This is not someone who deserves the dignity of anything.
42:02
What are the thoughts that you have on Maine and why this is? On
42:06
Maine? You just got a good look at Susan Collins' record.
42:11
She defeats the odds in almost every election.
42:15
She wins 2008, Barack Obama, 2020.
42:19
Joe Biden, I'm not sure she's done anything all that damning over the last six years that would require her to lose this election.
42:28
I think the reason we're talking about Maine is because of the whole Graham Plattner situation.
42:34
Obviously, that was a whole media debacle for her.

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74:54
Talk about Win Red and why that has been so important for Republicans and how we were at such a disadvantage previously.
8:13
Because it sounds like, while you described it really well, quickly and demonstrate the power, I also suspect that there's a lot of technical complexity that underlies all of that.
8:28
I feel like for the last decade or so, or maybe 15 years, I should say, we've painstakingly written and stored everything in the electronic health record.
8:39
Quite honestly, it's mostly sat there.
8:43
My CEO loves to talk about how the physics of the world have changed And it just sat there as potential energy, right? I think that with the development of large language models and AI over the last, we'll say, five years, it's what finally, I believe it's what's finally going to allow us to make that, convert that from potential into kinetic energy.
9:09
And we're turning that stored data into insight and insight into action.
9:14
And I think that we can all agree that healthcare's first foray into the application of large language models or artificial intelligence was in the ambient scribe space.
9:28
And so when ambient scribes first came out, I was the chief medical information officer for an IDN based out of Washington State.

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17:10
thing that we do is we're very rigorous
28:39
What's that mean for my kid, my grand-kid, me right now?"
28:42
Well, look, at the end of the day, Republicans are gonna point to the big beautiful bill that was passed.
28:46
And, uh, the average American family saw a 17% increase in tax returns over the last year.
28:51
Uh, th- no tax on Social Security, no tax on tips, no tax on overtime.
28:55
The Trump accounts are also v- great for kids because they're investing in their future.
28:59
We're talking about potential down payment on homes when they're 18 years old.
29:02
So these are real-life impacts that the Republicans have passed in this term, and they have an ec- an economic message to talk to, especially when inflation was rampant under Joe Biden.
31:18
But in a place like Florida where DeSantis obviously was successfully a governor, people have looked at him very favorably for his policies, on the Republican side in particular, do you think that w- that person's lack of endorsement when you counter someone like Trump, does that mean something locally?
23:38
I like reporting some good news sometimes instead of all the crap that's happening out there in the world of politics.
23:43
Yeah, thanks for having me on for the good news heading into the weekend.
23:45
It's a huge change.
23:47
It's an honor.
23:47
So, look, you are right.
23:49
DNC is completely broke.
23:51
The Democrat Party as a whole is broke.
25:27
Are their budgets getting trimmed or something? What are they so upset about?
52:12
If you want to weigh in on North Carolina primaries last night, Mike.
52:16
Yeah, North Carolina, really strong showing for the president.
52:19
He had a lot of endorsements in North Carolina, all of which won, including Michael Watley, as you mentioned.
52:25
But yeah, I mean, Michael Watley was heavily favored to win that primary.
52:29
He's put together an all-star team down there, obviously has the backing of the RNC and knows all the infrastructure down there.
52:35
So yeah, big win for Michael Watley in North Carolina last night.
20:39
Why is that, and is that accurate?
20:43
I'm not sure why they're calling it unprecedented.
20:45
I mean, these are ambassadors that were holdovers from the Biden administration.
20:49
They're folks that likely do not align with the president's agenda abroad.
20:53
These ambassadors serve at the pleasure of the president.
20:56
You touched on that in your monologue.
20:57
So, no, it's not exactly unprecedented to recall ambassadors.
25:09
What can that be attributed to? And what is that forecast for 2026? Do you think we'll see any residual incoming from the tariffs? What do you think about those numbers?
41:32
That's game-changing for families, for those that get checks that big, isn't it?
41:38
It is pretty remarkable and life changing.
41:40
I mean, this is what happens when you shrink government, right? So this is all a result of the one big beautiful bill.
41:45
It's the largest middle class tax cuts ever passed in US history.
41:50
I think it's funny to watch the Democrats get all hyped up over the word affordability.
41:54
Look, what frustrates me about this whole thing is that Joe Biden had four years to wreck the economy and they're trying to judge President Trump after 11 months.
42:02
is that twenty twenty six the economic outlook is very very strong.
46:05
We haven't saved any money on premiums in 15 years, right?

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