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The Impact of Prop 22 on California's Economic Policies
2:10:50 - 2:23:05 (12:14)
The recent win on Prop 22 in California may lead to a sensible middle ground outcome where voters are concerned about chasing businesses out of the state. If Prop 22 passes, it will set an example for New York and many other states to follow.
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In a late night discussion, the possibility of Trump winning Michigan was discussed, along with the potential for electoral operatives in key states.
2:10:50 - 2:13:14 (02:23)
Summary
In a late night discussion, the possibility of Trump winning Michigan was discussed, along with the potential for electoral operatives in key states. It was suggested that people may be tired and the election will continue tomorrow.
ChapterThe Impact of Prop 22 on California's Economic Policies
EpisodeE11: Election Night Special featuring Phil Hellmuth, Bill Gurley, Brad Gerstner & more!
PodcastAll-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
The win on Prop 22 and potential coalition of companies promoting it as a national architecture gives hope for California's business friendliness.
2:13:14 - 2:19:02 (05:47)
Summary
The win on Prop 22 and potential coalition of companies promoting it as a national architecture gives hope for California's business friendliness. The need for structural reform in exchange for a better tax regime is emphasized.
ChapterThe Impact of Prop 22 on California's Economic Policies
EpisodeE11: Election Night Special featuring Phil Hellmuth, Bill Gurley, Brad Gerstner & more!
PodcastAll-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
The speaker discusses the influence of money in politics and regulatory capture on both the right and left sides of the aisle, particularly in relation to unions and corporations.
2:19:02 - 2:23:05 (04:03)
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The speaker discusses the influence of money in politics and regulatory capture on both the right and left sides of the aisle, particularly in relation to unions and corporations. They argue that while corporations may be more prone to influence from outside groups, unions also hold significant power in writing regulations through their natural monopoly.