All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg

Alright, All-In crew, here’s a juicy one for you: VoIP-Pal (VPLM)—the little engine that’s been legally steamrolling Big Tech. Picture this: a small-cap company with patents so essential that they’ve sued Amazon, Google, Apple, Meta, and more… and they’ve already won over 20 lawsuits defending their intellectual property. That’s not a typo. Twenty. Zilch in the loss column. VoIP-Pal’s patents are the secret sauce behind VoIP tech—the backbone of Alexa, FaceTime, WhatsApp, Google Voice, you name it. Now, they’re in a class action lawsuit against the biggest names in tech, and if they win (again), it could mean billions in royalties, licensing deals, or even a buyout. But here’s where it gets spicy: their stock, VPLM, is trading like no one has read the memo. This is a sleeper investment that’s one successful verdict away from being the talk of Wall Street. Is this the next Qualcomm or just a patent troll with swagger? Either way, this case could send shockwaves through Silicon Valley, forcing Big Tech to rethink how they handle IP-heavy startups. You’ve got the insight, the platform, and the audience to bring this to the forefront. Let’s hear it, Chamath: Is VPLM stock a moonshot? Will Big Tech play nice or keep rolling the dice in court? Let’s talk about how a scrappy little company might just redefine the game for IP and innovation. And hey, if they’re looking for a new board member… I’d nominate Friedberg. Just saying.

WE NEED SACHS!!!

I’ve spent the last 3 to 4 years getting to know these men on their podcast. I’ve grown to love and cherish all their perspectives that all usually different. I trust them. And am so happy to see Sacks joining the team Now I feel I might try to get on board with AI , maybe crypto knowing who over seeing. Freeberg had already sold me on the science. All these gentlemen know how to make things make sense! I like the first say thank you for bringing on all the candidates that you could so far and for especially getting my choice candidate on this evening I live and work in a city that is being ran by crime and by immigrants and I’m pretty close to Chicago, but not in that state at any rate what we are noticing is that we have had many people fly over and stay, our jobs are being taken away from us. We are blue-collar workers and we depend upon our wages because we didn’t have the opportunity to become well educated but we do work hard for what we do and we make good money doing it, however, I’ve expressed and have been expressed by many people of whom I work with, of how they are moving over to the Republican side because they are concerned about all the jobs that we are losing and more and more immigrants are moving in on us, taking over, and even running us out of the area, and workforce and are taking over in our positions and running us out, we’ve had many that have left not by choice, and I am one that is still remaining. It’s upsetting to see our jobs, going to people from other countries because somehow they’re able to get through the system. I thank you guys for what you have done and I think you for expressing all concerns both big and small and venture cap, and for Friedberg for turning be back to only using glass. I agree we need more high tech skilled workers to move our country to the future.

Please drop Chamath and Sacks. This show is much better without their punditry and self-aggrandizement