What do you do with the mortgage market. God, it's so difficult. I don't know.Do you just basically privatize Freddy and Fanny and let them underwrite. I 100% think you got to privatize Freddy and Fanny as a first step. And then you have to stop underwriting student debt so that you don't underwrite the $200,000 degrees.I believe 100% in ending the federal student loan program. And I think that it will force a restructuring of the entire education system, higher education system in the United States, which ...

There was an entire generation, if not two generations of young men and women who were told that they must, not should, not it's nice to, they must go to university. And these folks took out an enormous amount of financial support to do so. And part of the underlying reason was that they were told and it sounds very credible.Technology is coming and there's going to be so much automation of all of the other kinds of jobs that you may do in a trade school. You should go to university and protect yourself. We ...

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Sometimes traditional stock analysis just let you down. That's how I feel about the stock of Pounder. A billion dollars in quarterly revenue for the first time ever.The stock has just ripped. They have delivered here beyond the expectation. And the expectations were obviously remarkably high.Carb's the kind of guy who kicks you, you know what, and then he gets in your face afterwards and he tells you that he just did that. >> As usual, I've been cautioned to be a little modest about our bombastic numbers. I ...

Apple has bought back, let this sink in, $700 billion worth of shares over the past decade. And the most innovative product in my mind that they've released in that time are AirPods, maybe their M4 chips, this user uh on Twitter, Charlie Blo, oh, you know him. Uh he tweeted this crazy chart here.We'll pull it up. Here it is. Uh, Apple buyback start.Apple shares outstanding. You get the picture. They've bought back almost a trillion dollar.Let that sink in. A trillion dollars. It's at 700 billion now. And it ...

a genius who may hold the cards of our future. >> CEO of Google DeepMind, which is the engine of the company's artificial intelligence. >> After his Nobel and a nighthood from King Charles, he became a pioneer of artificial intelligence.>> We were the first ones to start doing it seriously in the modern era. Alph Go was the big watershed moment, I think, not just for Deep Mind at my company, but for AI in general. AI is an amazing technology because it can be applied to almost anything.This was always my ai ...

question for you. We've seen a centralization of authority in the federal government and we're sitting here talking about, hey, central government plus capitalism doesn't work as well as rule of law. Do you worry sometimes, hey, Biden wanted to use executive orders to do the student loan thing and you know, Trump obviously has taken tariffs and there's a big question, maybe the tariffs are, my understanding is they're supposed to reside with Congress and there's a lawsuit about that.Maybe that goes back to ...

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Sammy the Bull Altman dropped GPT5. It was a bit underwhelming. Sam did this tweet.It kind of built a lot of expectation that this would be like otherworldly. It wasn't. Are we hitting like either the trrow of despair or maybe diminishing returns in the LLM space where maybe it's feeling incremental, not groundbreaking when we release these iterations.Maybe for OpenAI, this is the first time that, you know, OpenAI has released a new model that was not decisively the best. In all fairness to OpenAI, the the ...

the man himself, CEO of YouTube. I didn't realize that when I took over the CEO gig, a big part of my job would be being a straight man for a lot of YouTubers out there. YouTube is now by far the biggest streamer in the world.Shorts, I think, has just surpassed 70 billion views a day. So, it's continuing to grow at an incredibly rapid pace. Mohan was one of the pioneers of internet advertising.I've been working with YouTube even before either I or YouTube were part of Google and keeping the world's largest ...