All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg

Molly Bloom, former organizer of high-stakes poker games and author of 'Molly's Game,' shares her thrilling journey from serving drinks to running a high-stakes poker empire. She discusses the challenges of managing trust among elite players, encounters with the mob, and the FBI investigation that turned her world upside down. Hear about her experience writing the memoir that inspired a film, along with valuable sales advice on building trust and managing uncertainty. Molly’s insights make for a captivating blend of risk, resilience, and poker archetypes.

The hosts dive into the implications of the Epstein Files release, questioning where his wealth originated and the delayed disclosure from the Biden administration. Tether's global business model and profitability are explored, alongside the risks it faces. NVIDIA's record quarter sparks a debate over Burry’s skepticism about depreciation. Google’s advancements with Gemini 3 and upcoming competition are discussed, while the return of Friedberg to a CEO role is examined. Finally, poker expert Alan Keating shares strategies for managing high-stakes pressure.

Dive into the latest on Michael Burry's bet against AI and why Palantir's valuation stands out. Explore the home affordability crisis, with innovative mortgage ideas and the rise in average first-time buyer age. The intense debate around H-1B visa abuses and reforms heats up, while a discussion on recent solar storms highlights their potential risks to technology. Finally, discover how wealthy Americans are navigating the so-called 'great confiscation' in search of new havens.

Brad Gerstner, an investor, dives into the complex world of AI economics, highlighting OpenAI's spending concerns and revenue projections. He discusses the ramifications of recent comments from Sam Altman and the unsettling notion of a federal bailout. The conversation extends to the geopolitical AI landscape, with insights on China's advancements. On the political front, Gerstner tackles the rise of socialism in America, exemplified by Zohran Mamdani's victory, and how the GOP can reclaim the middle class through tangible policy reforms.

Ari Emanuel, a leading Hollywood agent and CEO of Endeavor, shares his insights on the evolution of entertainment. He discusses how infinite distribution is reshaping Hollywood and the rise of podcasts, emphasizing the shift towards creators owning their advertising. Ari explores the impact of AI on the industry, predicting shorter workweeks and increased demand for live events. He contrasts YouTube and Netflix strategies for creators, delves into modern IP ownership, and reflects on his combative reputation in building Endeavor into a sports and entertainment powerhouse.

Tareq Amin, a tech and infrastructure executive leading Humane, shares insights on Saudi Arabia's bold AI initiatives. He discusses the founding of Humane to address critical AI infrastructure gaps and its unique hybrid approach of partnering with major cloud providers while developing proprietary solutions. Amin highlights Saudi Arabia's strategic energy advantages and the influx of internationally educated professionals as catalysts for tech growth. He also touches on navigating complex US-China relations while aiming for an ambitious AI future, aligning with Vision 2030.

In this engaging conversation, Paul "Triple H" Levesque, a 14-time WWE World Champion and current Chief Creative Officer, delves into the skills that make an effective wrestler, including athleticism and charisma. He explores the rise of morally gray characters in modern wrestling, contrasting WWE's storytelling with MMA's competitive structure. Paul also shares insights on the business of WWE, emphasizing the power of live events and digital strategies. Additionally, he discusses WWE's commitment to promoting youth fitness and the importance of blending real lives with on-screen personas.

Elon Musk, the serial entrepreneur behind Tesla and SpaceX, dives into a multitude of fascinating topics. He discusses Grokipedia, aiming to revolutionize information sharing and tackle Wikipedia's failings. Elon reflects on three years of X, emphasizing its impact on free speech. He reveals insights into the OpenAI lawsuit and its transformation from nonprofit to profit-driven. The conversation shifts to Tesla's advancements in autonomous tech and the paramount role of solar energy in future sustainability.

Pete Buttigieg, a former mayor and U.S. Secretary of Transportation, dives into pressing political issues. He discusses why tech leaders shifted right, advocating for a fair wealth tax while managing economic growth. Pete explores the challenges of government efficiency and transparency in spending. He reflects on identity politics within the Democratic Party, emphasizing unity over division. Addressing immigration, he critiques both Biden's and Trump's approaches. Lastly, he voices concerns about AI's potential job displacement and shares his thoughts on a future run in 2028.

María Corina Machado, a 2025 Nobel Peace Prize winner and Venezuelan opposition leader, shares her journey from organizing civic movements to challenging the Maduro regime. She discusses Venezuela's transformation from wealth to poverty, the rise of populism under Chávez, and the dire tactics of intimidation employed by the current government. Highlighting the mass exodus of Venezuelans, she emphasizes the importance of technology in mobilizing opposition. Machado also warns American youth about the risks of socialism, urging them to defend democracy.