All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg

JCal is just too hardheaded to admit he was simply wrong about Trump. I guess his liberal friends were also gaslighted and he swallowed that hook and barb all the while his 3 All In besties are well entrenched with the future of our country. No candidate is prefect and JCal focused on less important issues that were overshadowed by all the great positions of Trump. It is great not hearing his petty picking at Trump whenever he could force in his unpopular ideology.

Chamath's raw candor, Friedberg's data-driven analysis, JCal's unwavering convictions, and Sacks' intellectual passion made this podcast my weekly ritual. Their rapid-fire banter and playful rivalries created the energy of old friends sparring at a poker table, bringing Silicon Valley's venture capital and tech ecosystem to life through their insider perspectives. But watching these self-proclaimed 'truth-tellers' gradually transform into Elon's echo chamber has been particularly disappointing. The same voices that once challenged each other's ideas now perform mental gymnastics to defend his every move, sacrificing the intellectual honesty that made the show great in the first place.

Used to be a great listen for sharp takes on tech, markets, and macro trends. Lately, though, it feels like the focus has completely shifted away from that, with conversations veering hard into a particular ideological direction. What was once a thoughtful, balanced discussion now feels more like an echo chamber. Disappointing shift.

If you want to listen to a group of Beta, ring kissing millionaires with zero integrity pray at the alter of Trump and Elon… This is the show for you!