peter thiel. yeah, and just and as i get back up to 2016 really quick before we get here, so peter thiel won't maybe back up a little bit longer because peter thiel in college even was already a far right ideologue and the his political journey, which basically brought him to be one of the most influential men in silicon valley, one of the most influential men in, the current right wing movement, although is kind of under the radar. most of us, through investment, he he has been like for a very long time and. he was an early supporter of trump back in 2015, 2016. and that was a gamble paid off because the rest of silicon valley was not like they for a number of reasons. i think i think he they may have maybe they agreed with trump privately. maybe they liked what he was saying, but he was just unstable at the time. after he wins in, i think the december of 2016, he has peter, he'll reach out to a bunch of different tech leaders and bring them all in to kind of sit down with trump. and he does he h

palantir is thiel's company the stock sold more than 90% in february.y thiel's founders fund lended an expanded role. so with the u.s. army and scale a.i., another founders fund that the company signed a major deal the defense department. caroline: an amazing read. i urge people go find it online. thanks so much. we want to check in on the markets. we've seen a sell-off in a correction 10-year yield. nvidia wiped off and now tesla erased all of the ex-rally. down 48% from its record-high. plenty to be digesting people not wanting to belong tech or in the market. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." check out our podcast on the terminal as well as online. this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ only the servicenow platform connects every corner of your business, putting ai to work for people. - hr? - yeah. - it? - yeah. - r&d? - yup. omg? uh... oh, i see. uh... yeah. that's the department i work in. alright, enough of that. ♪♪ well would you look at that? jerry, you've got to see this. i've seen it. trust me, after 15 walks, it gets a littl

a lot to me is that i'm ski left the winehouse without signing a weapons for minerals thiel. i am finding it more difficult, frankly, to deal with you claim and they don't have the cards. they don't have the cards as you know, a meeting and saudi arabia on sometime next week, early and were talking. but i find that in terms of getting a final settlement, it may be easier dealing with. busy which is surprising because they have all the cars admitted and that bombing the hell out of her right down. and i put a statement in very strong statement, can do that. she can do that. try that, would try to help them. and you, great as you get on the ball and get a job done on fish, it has more from the white house. donald trump said he would have a piece deal in ukraine within 24 hours of taking office one a 5 weeks into his presidency. and he's finding it increasingly difficult to get both sides together. and our social media posts. he won the russians. that unless they were serious about peace talks, they could face sanctions, banking, financial, and possibly even tied ups. he said th

joining me is the ceo of mara, fred thiel, fred, great to have you.ll us what you're expecting and what you want clarification on when it comes to digital assets. >> we're very excited to be able to speak with president trump and his team. i think today the important issues are going to be listening to their proposals and giving feedback on things like the corporate alternative minimum tax which essentially taxes unrealized gains on digital assets. many other assets have exemptions but this is one that needs to be changed. the other is the taxation of bitcoin as property versus as a commodity. oil and gold producers don't pay essentially for their revenue until they sell the commodity they mine or they pump out of the ground where as bitcoin miners today have to recognize revenue when they mine bitcoin and pay taxes again when they sell it. other areas that we believe are very important are obviously the framework for digital assets market structure, the debanking of the crypto industry. i spoke in front of a house financial services subcommittee meet

people die is a part of the plan of curtis yarvin, who is a guru to vice president vance and also peter thielhey say that there are too many people on the planet and that there needs to be some humane way of reducing the population, and that an illness released can be or allowed to run its course can be one of the ways that that sort of humane decrease in population can take place. so what we have to realize is that the fringe thoughts and the fringe parts of society and people who are extremists in every single way now are on the inside, have the keys to everything. and we have released weapons of mass destruction within the entire government. and we are seeing that right now play out in hhs. we spoke about how that's playing out in medicaid and the destruction is a part of the plan, and we have to accept that. >> yeah, we have even talked about the department of education that they want to try to undo and how that would affect tens of millions of children across this country. my panel is sticking around. we've got a lot more to discuss. up next, from straight from state laws to the supreme

. >> so there's one name that's getting missed in this conversation, which is which unites peter thielwhich is their their philosopher, that they all follow their ideological like air that they all come from. is someone in curtis yarvin who just did an interview with the new york times last month. curtis yarvin is a far right pseudo intellectual who believes in replacing the united states government with a ceo monarchy. he believes in, quote unquote, deleting the federal government and replacing it with people from silicon valley. far right ideologues who believe that ceos are the best kinds of managers in the country, and getting rid of the public, every public servant, the entire civil service, the federal bureaucracy. and this is, you know, we can say that this is what project 2020, project 2025 was, but it's that on steroids now that it's coming into fruition through elon musk. he is a curtis. they are trying to do curtis yarvin's plan and they don't. j.d. vance, who's the heir to curtis yarvin, has said on the record, if the supreme court tries to stop us, we will go to the americ

old enough to remember this, but back in the 1990s, a couple of authors named david sachs and peter thiel wrote a book about illiberalism at stanford called the diversity myth multiculturalism, the politics of intolerance. that book warns that leading academic institutions were adopting anti-western zealotry, silencing dissent and stifling intellectual life. other authors in that time frame sounded the alarm as well. and i would have to say unsuccessfully if one reads ilya shapiro is a book about the events 30 years later, morrison early in his new book, ilya shapiro describes his thoughts on how the long rise of liberalism and the unchecked decline of intellectual diversity and civil discourse in law schools has contributed to a climate of intolerance and antithetical to the mission of legal education and legal profession. as he'll discuss in a few moments, the book describes a sobering where a stanford law school mob can shut down a federal judge's speech at a federalist society event where radical columbia students can set up illegal encampments on their campus and threaten others wher