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The Distinguished Board of Biden's Campaign
11:49 - 16:17 (04:28)
The Fortune article highlighted that many top political leaders are endorsing Biden, which could help him win the 2020 US Presidential Election. Additionally, the podcasters discuss the similarities between the distinguished board of Biden's campaign and the con of Theranos.
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Elizabeth Holmes' ability to con people into believing in Theranos was aided by the company's board of directors, which included three Secretaries of State.
11:49 - 12:32 (00:42)
Summary
Elizabeth Holmes' ability to con people into believing in Theranos was aided by the company's board of directors, which included three Secretaries of State.
ChapterThe Distinguished Board of Biden's Campaign
EpisodePart Two: Elizabeth Holmes: The CEO Who Treated Your Blood Like a Phone
PodcastBehind the Bastards
Both Democrats and Republicans, including Bill Clinton, Joe Biden, and Betsy DeVos, have shown support for edtech, with DeVos investing $150 million in the industry.
12:32 - 12:58 (00:25)
Summary
Both Democrats and Republicans, including Bill Clinton, Joe Biden, and Betsy DeVos, have shown support for edtech, with DeVos investing $150 million in the industry.
ChapterThe Distinguished Board of Biden's Campaign
EpisodePart Two: Elizabeth Holmes: The CEO Who Treated Your Blood Like a Phone
PodcastBehind the Bastards
Joe Biden's appearance at a state fair where he interacted with individuals while wearing a lab coat has sparked criticism and controversy.
12:58 - 15:02 (02:04)
Summary
Joe Biden's appearance at a state fair where he interacted with individuals while wearing a lab coat has sparked criticism and controversy.
ChapterThe Distinguished Board of Biden's Campaign
EpisodePart Two: Elizabeth Holmes: The CEO Who Treated Your Blood Like a Phone
PodcastBehind the Bastards
Elizabeth Holmes frequently used "yeast" as an excuse for the failures of her blood-testing startup, Theranos, according to journalist John Carreyrou's book "Bad Blood."
15:02 - 16:17 (01:14)
Summary
Elizabeth Holmes frequently used "yeast" as an excuse for the failures of her blood-testing startup, Theranos, according to journalist John Carreyrou's book "Bad Blood." Her great uncle's involvement in medicine may have influenced her claims.