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Jack Ma bypasses NYSE, a Friend of Pivot on how the Lincoln Project is trolling Trump, and Netflix's earnings fail

Jul 21, 2020

Rick Wilson, co-founder of The Lincoln Project and a seasoned Republican strategist, dives into the PAC’s clever social media tactics to challenge Donald Trump. He discusses the rise of Jack Ma's Ant Group in Hong Kong and its implications for American markets. The conversation also touches on Twitter's major security breach and the impact of Netflix's disappointing earnings. Wilson emphasizes the evolving landscape of political communication, blending traditional methods with agile digital strategies to rally support.

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Rick Wilson

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Episode notes

Intro

2min

Legacies and Media Landscapes

16min

U.S.-China Tensions and Twitter's Security Crisis

3min

Cybersecurity and Stock Market Dynamics

5min

Social Media's Political Influence

27min

Navigating Political Chaos and Cultural Commentary

2min

Legacy and Change: Honoring Lewis and Netflix's Future

5min

Embracing Affection: A Personal Reflection on Love and Friendship

3min

Kara and Scott talk about billionaire Jack Ma taking his company Ant Group public in Hong Kong and Shanghai and what that means for the US stock market. They discuss the fall out from Twitter's biggest user hack in the company's history. In Friend of Pivot we hear from Rick Wilson, the co-founder of the Lincoln Project about his PAC's social media advertising strategy to take down Donald Trump. In wins they celebrate Congressman John Lewis. In fails, they discuss Netflix disappointing earnings and Kanye West's campaign rally. Get tickets for our upcoming livestream event series: PivotSchooled.com.

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