Kimball Musk will be discussing his DAO for nonprofits while the hosts of the podcast will be collecting talent for their upcoming event to discuss pressing topics of our time with rotating speakers.
With the passing of the new $5 trillion COVID stimulus package for "Build Back Better," the risk of inflation on a scale closer to World War II levels is becoming a growing concern among economic experts, as previously passed stimulus bills continue to add pressure to the economy.
President Prescott speaks to an analyst about his confusion regarding an upcoming recession, as the performance of the airline industry and the stock market dip do not align. The analyst suggests that someone is shorting the U.S. market in preparation for a 9/11-style attack, leading to a massive cash out by wealthy individuals with domestic bank accounts.
The speaker expresses disapproval towards the idea that economic booms are not good because the wealthy benefit, and touches upon a vague incident involving a social media misunderstanding between Amazon's Head of Warehouses and some young girls.
The Amazon founder and Washington Post owner, Jeff Bezos, has voiced his criticism regarding the US administration's handling of inflation. He has given speeches and tweets pointing fingers at scapegoats for energy prices, which he believes are the administration's fault.
Senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia has agreed to support the most ambitious climate bill in U.S. history, negotiated by a small group of Democrats mostly in secret, after provisions were added to benefit his home state. President Biden tested positive for COVID-19 again on Saturday, but has not reported any symptoms.