Exploring the evolution of middle-out economics from a new theory to mainstream practice, with insights from economists, researchers, and former officials. Discussing the impact of middle-out economics on economic growth, antitrust enforcement, public satisfaction, infrastructure investments, workers' rights, and advocating for a more equitable economic approach.

Walter Isaacson, biographer of Elon Musk, Lewis, author of Going Infinite, Su Zhu jailed in Singapore, and Bharat Ramamurti discuss topics like Elon Musk's potential Twitter acquisition, tungsten obsession, FTX solvency, Ethereum's security, OCP 2.0 architect departing White House, and Bitcoin lab leak. Coinbase gets a license in Singapore.

In this discussion, Robert Kraft, owner of the New England Patriots, reveals the significance of the NFL's decision to allow private equity investments, emphasizing its potential impact on fans and players. Bharat Ramamurti shares insights on economic policies and highlights Vice President Harris' tax proposals aimed at high-income earners. The conversation also touches on Warren Buffett's recent sell-off of Bank of America shares and the rising cost of luxury hotels, reflecting broader economic trends and uncertainties.