Join Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, Senator Cory Booker, Senator Amy Klobuchar, former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, and former President Bill Clinton as they dive into the chaotic landscape of the Democratic National Convention. They discuss Minnesota's controversial policies, the challenges of engaging younger voters, and critique the authenticity of political narratives. With humor and sharp commentary, they tackle job growth statistics and the radical left's approach, all while offering a light-hearted take on today's political absurdities.

Scott Galloway is back! He joins Kara at Code 2022, where they spent the week interviewing the biggest names in tech (and some presidential hopefuls) about everything from regulation to TikTok to the legacy of Steve Jobs. It was busy week: Senator Amy Klobuchar and Amazon CEO Andy Jassy make their cases for and against antitrust bills. Former Disney CEO Bob Iger may have just opened himself to a subpoena from Elon Musk. And Tim Cook had a beautifully simple solution to the phone wars.Send us your questions! Call 855-51-PIVOT or go to nymag.com/pivot.---A previous version of this episode included regrettable language to describe little people, or people with dwarfism. It has been removed, and in our next episode we will read and respond to a listener e-mail on the topic. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Amy Klobuchar, a Democratic Senator and a prominent advocate against AI dangers, discusses the urgent need for legislation on deepfakes in election campaigns. With elections approaching, she highlights the risks of disinformation and the lack of progress on critical bills. Klobuchar emphasizes the challenges of regulating deepfakes while respecting free speech and urges social media platforms to take greater responsibility. She also touches on bipartisan discussions around antitrust issues in tech, underscoring the necessity for balanced regulations.