o. steve jobs was the same one, he was ousted out of apple and then brought back at apple. and so i'm just, you know, it says so the kind of chemistry, the dna of that kind of leadership. but in the last few minutes we back, i'd really like to get a snapshot of how you look at silicon valley today and, and what are the guide? marx is you, we talk to a lay public, it's out there trying to understand whether or not the benefits coming down the road to morrow are as great. and his wife changed because right now we're getting a picture of a lot of fraud. we're getting a lot of picture of a lot of you know, mistakes that have been made and you know, excessive ceo leadership in certain ways. what do you think is, are the areas of silicon valley that we should be have confidence in and what areas give you concern. steve, the good thing about silicon valley and the bad thing about it is that it keeps burning down and having to reinvent itself. what happens is that the silicon valley was actually in semiconductors. that's how it started, and then the semiconductor industry imploded.

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i heard trump was running again, i said, "over my dead body." [ laughter and applause yeah >> steve: hey-ong for a third time here he is making the announcement from mar-a-lago >> in order to make america great and glorious again, i am tonight announcing my candidacy for president of the united states. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: i know we are, but why does he seem like he's already over it? [ laughter ] what a moment. you can really feel the indictment -- i mean excitement [ laughter ] yep, trump wants to make america "great and glorious again," or as it will now be known ma-ga-ga [ laughter ] "lady ma-ga-ga itchy gichy ya ma-ga-ga. as always, trump covered a lot of ground during his speech. he even gave a shoutout to his son, eric. watch this >> my one boy, stand up, eric. i think he got more subpoenas than any man in the history of our country. so unfair. al capone, you all heard of the great gangster al capone got far less eric trump got more subpoenas. he's a phd in subpoenas. and i appreciate the job you do and the abuse that you've taken. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's ironic because at trump

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steve: south carolina, georgia, yes. >> it was payback for clyburn because he was able to bring in the vote, bring president biden in the black vote and pleadedy foemotionally for black voters on and now biden knows and that is how he operates, right? >> steve: that is exactly right. the other thing about thein changes, the primary pointing outit is it makes it much harder for the kind of new insurgent candidate with not a lot of money to get going. it favors the candidate with big money because they have big stages all at the same time,y be that is what they are doing. but >> it does but you have to askon what is their bench? the democrats don't have much of a bench. kamala harris, no,gieg pete buttigieg, no, elizabeth warren -- they do not have a long bench. so it is probably going to bet biden becaushae there is literay nobody else. >> i definitely believe they are trying to get michelle obama.>>i i think they are. >> i have to disagree. i think they would love michelle michelle obama to run and she's the most popular politician, but i don't thinan bk she will evero it. >> steve: she is popular until she runs. the minute she runs -- >> i think she wants to keep her popular

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madisr vetoed a o bill with earmarks which he said subverted on separation of power as and wasted money on what he said were the worst and uselessmo projectsne. that hasn't changed. steveup to a lot of t money, doesn'tha it. >> in march there were nearlyea 5,00rl0 earmarks totaling $9 billion. but that's not the real damage. the real damage is the log rolling that goes on, and the multi-billion dollar spending bill that those earmarks grease the skids for. that's why tom coburn calls them the gateway drug for spending. steve: the whole argument for these is it's a way of getting members of congress to vote for things they don't agree with. that seems completely twisted.yw >> it's true the bill a membersi own judgmentns tells them it's a bad thing. i don't know why they wouldou supporntt legislation they know will hurt the country justhis, because it helps their district. steve: we had a great consideration, much longer on the podcast. go check that out. stay with us, much more up ahead. flu symptoms hit harder than the common cold. so it takes the right tool for the job... to keep it together. now there's new theraflu flu relief with a max strength fever fighting formu

and that triggered the story about how steve bannon was almost brought back by the president due to the help of bernie marcus. and againhn kirschner was able o beat that back. >> taking back trumps america shifting gears a little bit, he read extensively about china some of how you learned what you believe are the very negative effects of how china operates on the american economy. i want to focus a little bit on that. w whether people agree with the or disagree with you if you are steeped in the issue of trade with china as you are, you have this passage early in the book or you mentioned teachingde nba students and at first becoming in tune to china's impact on the american economy as some of them are either not getting jobs or getting jobs of making a lot less or not getting as much of their nba paid for by their employers. talk about, and of the is evolution but the spark in your thinking which became teaching in writing on how china operates. >> just from a point of view the predicate for that got laid when i served in the peace corps from 1973 -- 1976 in tidelands. and during that time i was able to travel throughout the region, korea,

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