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Nov 4, 2026

Rick SchaefferGUEST
16:55
You are exactly right.
Rick SchaefferGUEST
16:57
And I tell you, I've been guilty of this because I've been pleading with the Waltons for three years.
Rick SchaefferGUEST
17:03
It's not up to the Waltons to make Arkansas' football program good.
Rick SchaefferGUEST
17:08
Arkansas has got enough money.
Rick SchaefferGUEST
17:10
that they can go get good players.
Rick SchaefferGUEST
17:31
But nonetheless, they're doing it the right way.
Rick SchaefferGUEST
17:33
And I think Arkansas can do that.
Rick SchaefferGUEST
17:35
Now, if the Waltons want to kick in, that's fine.
Ron DiamondGUEST
13:22
What's the point? To have money for the purpose of hoarding money and to accumulate it and to make your kids ridiculously wealthy for no purpose other than to keep it in the family without a purpose? That's not a reason to have a family office.
Ron DiamondGUEST
13:37
A reason to have a family office is maybe you want to, you know, the Waltons from the Walmarts.
Ron DiamondGUEST
13:42
The Waltons are very big.
Ron DiamondGUEST
13:44
Lucas Walton is very big in changing the world and making the environment better and working on oceans and things like that.
Ron DiamondGUEST
13:51
You don't need it to be that big, but you need to have a purpose.
Gerard MichaelsGUEST
60:33
and they can regulate to a level where, like, something that wouldn't make any sense to somebody.
Gerard MichaelsGUEST
60:38
Like, why would Walmart, the Walton family, be pro higher wages and higher sales tax? Well, they run Walmart.
Gerard MichaelsGUEST
60:47
Why would they want higher wages? Well, because they can take it on the chin for two years, operate at a loss, but the mom and pop can't.
Gerard MichaelsGUEST
60:53
So they'll just let the regulations take care of their competition, and then when there's nowhere else for you to go, they'll charge whatever the fuck they want.
Dagogo AltraideHOST
0:31
Despite having no medical degree and dropping out of university, Elizabeth was featured on the cover of Forbes and Fortune magazine.
Dagogo AltraideHOST
0:39
Everyone from the Walton family to Rupert Murdoch was jumping on board to invest.
Dagogo AltraideHOST
0:44
Her company, Theranos, was going to revolutionise medicine.
Dagogo AltraideHOST
0:47
The Theranos board included the former CEO of Wells Fargo and the former US Secretary of State, Henry Kissinger.
Tyler ParkerHOST
4:51
Crystal Bridges is the name of the art museum that is well-funded by Walmart and there are various tycoons
Jason ConcepcionHOST
5:00
in the Walton family.
Jason ConcepcionHOST
5:01
It is a wealth of, some would say, people who are fans of crystals, very powerful crystals that come from the numerous caverns and caves in the area.
Tyler ParkerHOST
5:13
Take a trip during the fall.
Elizabeth HolmesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:13
Who else could it be? I don't know what the date of this was.
Elizabeth HolmesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:17
The Walton family had just, I think by this time, invested.
Elizabeth HolmesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:21
We were in talks with executives at Walmart about the potential.
Elizabeth HolmesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:26
So the unblinking
Emily AtkinHOST
7:45
They need to focus less on issues like climate change, abortion and gay and trans rights and more on things like the economy and immigration.
Emily AtkinHOST
7:53
And just like Third Way, Welcome Pack is also backed by big wealthy donors like LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman, members of the Walmart founding Walton family, and major Wall Street investors.
Emily AtkinHOST
8:04
And then the big one, this was the one that got the most attention, was the report from the Searchlight Institute.
Emily AtkinHOST
8:11
This is a new Democratic think tank that launched in 2025 with, at $10 million annual budget backed by billionaires, including hedge fund manager Stephen Mandel and real estate investor Eric Loeffer.
Elizabeth HolmesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:43
Who else could it be? I don't know what the date of this was.
Elizabeth HolmesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:48
The Walton family had just, I think by this time, invested.
Elizabeth HolmesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:52
We were in talks with executives at Walmart about the potential to the
Hannah SpierHOST
17:57
unblinking
Big Joe DubinHOST
3:51
we do.
Big Joe DubinHOST
3:51
And our goal, for those who are just now joining this award-winning show, our goal is to get Dr. Crane married to one of the girls in the Walton family.
Big Joe DubinHOST
3:58
I like that plan.
Big Joe DubinHOST
4:00
Right? All the men who've married to the Walton family own professional sports teams that So if we can get him in, get him married, I mean, you've got to be happy, and then he hires us, we're good to go.
Big Joe DubinHOST
4:11
You know, we want you to be happy.
Big Joe DubinHOST
4:13
Right? And then we pop in for this.
Big Joe DubinHOST
3:21
we do.
Big Joe DubinHOST
3:21
And our goal, for those who are just now joining this award-winning show, our goal is to get Dr. Crane married to one of the girls in the Walton family.
Big Joe DubinHOST
3:28
I like that plan.
Big Joe DubinHOST
3:30
Right? All the men who've married to the Walton family own professional sports teams and So if we can get him in, get him married, I mean, you got to be happy, and then he hires us, we're good to go.
Big Joe DubinHOST
3:41
You know, we want you to be happy.
Big Joe DubinHOST
3:43
Right? And then we pop in for this.

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