david sacks along with david freeberg.t can already do what 30% of knowledge if workers or tech workers can do, he's learning how to code again and that the high-tech world better wake up to disappearing jobs. but there was one voice on podcast that pushed back, flipping the whole conversation on its head, and he joins me now live. paypal cofounder and craft ventures' partner david sacks is here in a fox business exclusive. i mean, you look at some of these socks, it just so happens today a.i. stocks are doing really well. obviously, the googles and the microsofts, the c3ai, all of this this other stuff that's out there, nice moves here. but, you know, your theory about job losses is that there won't be any. in fact, tell us whats the, because i think this is really interesting. >> well, i think my friend jason is right that these tools will give knowledge workers let's call it a 30% boost in what they can get done. but does that mean that 30% of knowledge workers will lose their jobs, or does it just mean that the average

thank you >> the moderator of desantis twitter announcement was famed entrepreneur david sacks.here for his first interview since the event. stay there. i sold my car to carvana, and it was awesome! i heard about carvana through friends, so i thought i'd give it a try. it was easy. i inputted information about the car including, the mileage, the vin number. answered a few questions and got a real offer in seconds. it felt too good to be true. it was a lot higher than i expected. a carvana advocate came to my house. as soon as they stepped in the car they paid me on the spot. i couldn't believe it. i'd recommend it to anyone. try it for yourself. go to carvana .com and get an offer for your car. at carvana ♪ >> laura: joining me now exclusively is the man who moderated desantis's 2024 launch david sacks also the partner at kraft ventures and cohost of the all-in podcast, big entrepreneur. dave great to see you tonight, thanks for joining us. we're going to get to governor desantis's vision especially ripping apart the bureaucracy in a moment but the question on everyone's mind in

when he took over the company brought david sacks into a lot of the transitions, et cetera.think that that mutual find a common which made some more easier and -- friendly place. >> my question is, listen -- we have been to a not every campaign events. not everyone goes -- amy klobuchar was drenching snow couple years ago. i guess a lot of the headlines that i saw after this focused on the bungled roll out of this campaign. how long will that last? and i can't imagine any politician wanting that to be the major headline of your presidential rollout. >> 100%. so, i was texting with the ceo of chart beat, a company that measures media consumption and coverage. and this is what he had to say about it and john sarraf -- and this, by the way -- chart beat has thousands of publisher clients. -- covered both as straight news and from the twitter glitch. it got about equal coverage of both. he says that four from a pure recognition perspective it may have actually helped him. >> there you go! >> -- >> the thing is, i kind of agree with john's point there. the fact that now we are al

as well as fellow mask investor david sacks, who handed over his account for broadcast to twitter spacesorry, it seems we brought down the internet, then musk explained that it's all about the number of subscribers. he already has 140 million of them. overload, but the angry users could no longer be stopped, a whole factory of memes started working, most often they joked about the rocket that exploded after the launch. rondo santis finds out what happens when you launch something with your son, even biden woke up and posted a mocking tweet with the inscription. this link works, in the end, the landing is such as they nevertheless brought to the political orbit ah, i 'm running for the presidency of the united states to lead our great american return in general, in the old fashioned way , the recorded video was clearly not superfluous, but in his servants. in this case , the spouse should help the landing party. casey is referred to by some in the us as the governor's husband's secret weapon. even compared with jackie kennedy , everyone knows that my husband ron de santis was supported b

cofounder david sacks talking to us about the twitter spaces.ing up, where the chips industry goes from here after the nvidia rise, we will hear from htc president dan o'brien on the product they make that may need to use these chips. this is bloomberg. ♪ jon:nvidia's market value now approaching $1 trillion after a blockbuster quarter. ai programmers need massive computing power for the applications and the nvidia chips provide that. the stock has been fueled by this ai frenzy. we got confirmation that the sales picture is improving rapidly. now the stock is up more than 160% this year. matt: and confirmation that it really is strongly related to ai. i heard yesterday from an analyst that 65% of all the server application chips they sell are used in generative ai or deep learning. i have a look at the market cap. it's an unbelievable move from what was yesterday a $750 trillion stock to now quickly approaching $1 trillion. the growth this year has been amazing from just about 350 billion to $100 trillion. 2023 has been the year of nvidia and it

a long and david sacks explain how sorrows help fund collections for liberal d.a.s uniquely destructiver. as the squad because it, awesome. laughter] elon agreed, adding that they have sought to minimize prosecuting violent criminals. and the effects are scary. the number one career choice for recent college grads is marking. followed by looting and pillaging. if you dare criticize soros as musk has, you wil will be called anti-semitic, which is? for the course for the left. why debate? scare everyone with the bigotry smear. elon is not backing down. he defended his tweet and admitted he is willing to lose his fortune in the pursuit of free speech. he put his money where his mouth is just like kat. [laughter] i wonder if he will say what he wants and if the consequences of losing that is losing money, so be it. >> i will say what i want to say. if the consequence of that is losing money, so be it. >> greg: he also called out twitter's handling of hunter laptop story which got squashed like a hemorrhoid cushion. some of this has turned out to be true. >> so many conspiracy theories have

david sacks said so many people. he was speaking on script, not on camera, he had a powerful message. >> lawrence: he was just reading. >> brian: in the beginning. >> lawrence: we are talking about an announcement, your moment and you don't know what you are going to say? i found it boring, not inspiring at all. maybe that was their goal. maybe he wanted to tone down the temperature. maybe he didn't want the normal rah, rah, rah speech. you are going against someone that is rah, rah, rah, approval rating among republicans is very high, i guess i was just expecting him to come at swinging at the former president or saying what he was going to do better than donald trump. sources are saying when he had the private call with donors and some local media, he took on donald trump then. i think if you want to win this primary and again, for people that say, this is over, i'm not saying it is over yet. everyone will have to earn this and republicans, they don't want joe biden at the end of the day. the republicans i talk to

biggest issue is that he turned over the control of his message to two guys on twitter, elon musk and david sacksnd then gave it over to mark levin and then gave it over to trey gowdy. the gowdy interview was terrific. but there is elon musk asking him about what do you think about the federal reserve issuing its own crypto coin? i mean, you know, is that the central issue facing the desantis campaign? so, you want to -- you want to give a speech. you want to roll out your message so you control the initial contact that you have with the american voters and they get a sense of what it is that you have as values in your heart and what it is that you want to achieve forever the country, not what some guy who is on twitter trying to get rescue his $44 billion investment. what he does. and what he wants to talk about. so,. >> rachel: that's such a great question, karl. he is a smart guy. why did he choose to do it this way? is this a lack of leadership? a bad decision? how does that decision to roll out the way he did with all the mistakes that you just laid out and all the missed opportunities, what

. >> ainsley: mod der rate offed with david sacks close with musk. live audio only event.rts at 6:00 p.m. we are not sure how long it will go. he will be on fox with trey at 8:00 p.m. >> brian: brian brilliant for elon musk. everyone is talking about twitter. you look for some fair face on social media after the twitter files revealed how biased everyone was. this fortifies elon musk's belief that i got the platform. you should be coming. to say but, a couple of things on this. the bigger the field in theory, the better it is for president trump. that's why he has got the blessing he blessed nikki haley. that's why he blessed tim scott. that's why he has a friendly relationship with vivek ramaswamy. it's also interesting that ron desantis gets hit because the field is growing. you would think the frontrunner when the field grows make the frontrunner look vulnerable but ron desantis, they said because he took so long to get in and he took so many hits from the trump camp, because he looks vulnerable that's why everyone else is getting. in glenn youngkin said i don't want to

david sacks, republican donor and ally of both desantis and musk, is set to moderate the event. desantis has been polling behind donald trump thus far as rights groups warn of a desantis presidency amid his mounting crackdown on lgbtq people, black people, reproductive rights, and immigrants in florida. in related news, a florida elementary school in miami-dade county has banned amanda gorman's poem "the hills we climb," which she read to widespread acclaim at president biden's inauguration. the ban came after a complaint from one parent. more than $160 at -- more than 160 doctors at elmhurst hospital in queens are on a five-day strike citing unequal pay with their counterparts. first-year residents at elmhurst earn nearly $7000 less than first-year residents at mount sinai hospital on the upper east side of manhattan. it's the first strike by doctors in new york city since 1990. councilmember jen gutiÉrrez, herself born at elmhurst hospital, spoke about the issues faced by elmhurst physicians during a recent council meeting. >> my argument about the hospital, it serves the majo

it's going to be moderated by entrepreneur david sacks.t again the big news here is that we are finally getting confirmation from governor s desantis' team itself. he is set to make this official. in a conversation with the owner the twitter, elon musk, tomorrow night and launch fully into a presidential primary campaign against a number of republican rivals, chief among them former president donald trump. >> jessica, a small percentage of the u.s. population actually is active on twitter. has the campaign explained why this particular forum for desantis' presidential announcement? >> reporter: we haven't gotten any exact details as to why they chose this. it is unique, jim, you make a great point. it's a very specific choice. i do think it is worth remembering that governor desantis and his team really look at this as doing things their own way. that's very important to them, that they are kind of doing things in a way that makes sense for their candidate, governor desantis, and makes sense for their team. certainly this is a decision tha

technical difficulties, which the desantis team, elon musk and some rich silicon valley dude named david sacksre definitely trying to frame as proof of success. the thing about it, with a day that sort of reflect on, it and sort of listen to parts of, it even if it had gotten flawlessly, want to get out and running, still, a deeply weird way for ron desantis to introduce himself as a candidate for president of the night states. on twitter, with only audio, this odd stilted reading from a script to start off. and then is harping on extremely online hot button issues, most notably, the dreaded woke. >> from the woke mob, replacing the woke mind a virus, biden has allowed woke ideology to try to drive his agenda. we will never surrender to the woke mob. and we will leave woke ideology in the dustbin of history. >> who talks like that? i mean, i guess people running for republican president do. this is desantis's stick, using these but words that appeared to right-wing cultural warriors, but to me, again, i'm not the target audience, they don't see anything to ordinary voters about how he plans to

desantis snow is stuck, he's in the twitter space with david sacks and elon musk, 100 million or a billionairelow rich tech people, because they think they're too woke, all these weird concerns about digital currency and esg and ford woke board stuff, and they're talking about this in this twitter space, and it's like, i mean, an average mega voter in south carolina, i can't get into this space, if they could, all they heard was ringing noises. and if they finally made it in, they're listening to these three rich white guys, talk about a very niche concern of super wealthy college educated republican contrarian. and there aren't enough in those to win a primary, i can promise you that much. >> it's interesting, trump keeps saying he wants to cut social security. that's what trump says, you have the guy was to cut social purely medicare, that's what this guy wants to do. yeah, people don't want to, that has a broad appeal. that's the kind of thing that appeals across, there's also debbie u. n. i. spoke about this when we were in florida, who this guy is a candidate. there's a choice here to do

it is david sacks here. ilana sitting next to me. and we want to welcome you to this historic twitter space event and more broadly, i in the history of social media. tonight i am pleased to introduce two individuals owed and more to loosen the -- >> that was the big kickoff. that was it. now i know this is elon musk's twitter, the man who famously hyped one of his cars as having bulletproof windows just to have those windows break at the car's big will hunch. but this is ron desantis's presidential campaign launch. and for 21 long minutes it was mainly just this. >> all right, sorry about that, we have got so many people here that i think we are kind of melting the servers which is a good sign. >> let's see so, are we on? >> yeah. think so. >> just to simplify -- >> i think we are just going to use your -- >> there's 380,000 people on. >> all right, great. so let's see. >> so things keep crashing, hung? >> i think we've just got a massive number of people online to the servers are straining somewhat. >> i think we are back online her

it will be moderated by david sacks, who's a tech entrepreneur, a supporter of desantis.e also know that elon musk confirmed that he will be doing this at a "wall street journal" event a little while ago. he said they will sit down and be talking. he has not endorsed anybody yet but that is where we can expect to see him. of course just broadening out for a second, ron desantis, the governor of florida, has been talked about and talked about. will he get in, won't he get in, if he gets in, what happens. now we have arrived at that point. jim, if it is any indication about where he stands against all of his soon-to-be rivals, including former president donald trump, look at all the y incoming he's already had. they really see him as a threat to their candidacies and the desantis operation wants to take full advantage of that. i'm here in miami where a group of his donors will be gathering the next couple of days. they really want to make a very strong statement out of the gate and that is what they are aiming to do. >> jessica dean in miami, thanks so much. i want to bring

david sacks entrepreneur close musk. live, audio only event. we won't be seeing him.t's interesting to see that video that casey tweeted out teasing his campaign launch that was 30 section. i loved the message because we all wonder who wants to run this day and age because you are going to be attacked. especially if you are a republican it seems. they are going to go after you and after your family it. like he takes a moment in that video where he is saying i do really want to do this? do i have the courage the narrator says? is it worth the sacrifice? and he is buttoning his coat and walks out on stage it' as and it says america has been worth it every single time. i was talking to someone who is a citizen here who came over. he left his country. his country was attacked and he had to come to america. he said this is the greatest country. and i thought we have to save this country. we have to preserve this country. our grandparents fought hard for it. and we are have a very young country. and people come here for their dreams to come true. >> steve: we had surmised t

interesting that the host who's moderating the debate or the discussion between him and elon is david sacks, one of his own donors, but i think we actually need more open discourse in the country that disintermediates traditional media, goes to the people directly. that's a big part of how we've been running in this campaign as well. i think it breeds strength, and i hope that that helps this campaign, entire 2024 cycle be about the what and the why. what do the we stand for and why do we stand for it rather than personal attacks based on the who. i think that'll make our party and country better off. elizabeth: what vivek just said, marc, desantis the has been battling the media and democrats twist thing his policies on the pandemic, on, you know, what he's doing with education in florida, and he's -- it looks like he's got upwards of a $200 million voter outreach push, $100 million to start with, 2600 workers to knock on every door at least four times in new hampshire, nevada and south carolina, five times in iowa. so, you know, he's got a lot of firepower here. is it going to work with d

. >> and worth noting, david sacks. he is going to be person moderating this interview tonight with ron desantis on the fw twitter spaces is not just a desantis supporter but a rumble supporter. i'm looking forward to 2024 to his point seeing what the in fighting is not just between the mainstream outlets trying to grab for candidates, but these new sort of right-wing outlets that are going to be competing for their attention. >> yeah. totally fascinating. he's a big voice in the business community as well. >> yes. >> we're shocked about i that. >> but he defended how desantis handled covid back in 2021. he was a big fan of that. i think what everyone is watching is not just how he is launching this but what that looks like and if it does help him given he has been slipping in the polls. >> i guess fox is first on television. it is audio only. >> twitter under musk has not been able to stand up in terms of the platform has dropped. >> that's what kaitlan was saying. >> hopefully the audience -- hopefully it doesn't kpla

joining me now exclusively is the man who moderated desantis 2024 launch tonightis's on twitter, david sackss also4 the partnerla at kraft ventures and co-host of the all in podcast. big entrepreneur.ve g david , greareatt to see for joi you tonight. thanks for joining us.. now, we're going to getn es to governor desantis vision, especially like rippinpe a moart the bureaucracy in a moment. but the question on everyone's mind, including my daughters tonight, is what happened? i meani , you handled so well, v much better than i would have.ae but what happened at the top? >> well, what happened at the top law is just we hadd a million people simultaneouslyt trying to get into a twitterwi i space , which is an online roomt . and i mean, desantis jushet had melted the servers. we had s io muchnteres interest i mean, i got to hand it to her. normally it take, s a kardashian to do that. so we just had so much interest. it took about fifteen minutes. we've never had that level o. tefs, wat l scalevele before on twitter.i tn i think the biggest room has a been around one hundred thousand and so afte

david sacks said so on his podcast. >> the idea is an outrageous abdication of responsibility. >> reporterm according to police, and just like the mistaken assumptions in that case, san francisco's dangerous reputation does not square with the data. >> san francisco has challenges with crime, with public safety, and we're doing everything we can to deal with it, but just because people are seeing it in a more heightened way because of social media, videos and sadly, sometimes people jumping to conclusions, it's unfortunately made san francisco a bit of a target. >> violent crime in san francisco is at historic lows, and its murder rate is far below most other cities its size. the pandemic brought a wave of property crime. the bike connection saw its windows smashed repeatedly. have you had much in the way of property damage since then is this. >> just vandalism things, but we haven't had major attempts to have our bikes stolen. no big break-ins. >> reporter: what about drug activity on the streets? what do you see about that? >> that does seem to be worse. it seems like fentanyl has really