ramesh: many, many industries. industry, at least when we are talking about openai, gpt, generative ai models, we are talking about almost any job. and i want to really think about workers and people here in this discussion, and people around the planet whose work relies upon drafting, or authoring, or writing-oriented jobs, or service-oriented jobs. so you can imagine call center workers, content moderator workers, administrative work, legal assistant work, how this might affect the insurance industry, and so on. so, there are material-specific, very, very direct, clear and present challenges -- let's call them that -- issues that are facing us right now. so we really need to think as this technology rolls out how workers are going to be protected around the world, and/or the macroeconomics associated with this. because already, we live in a world where eight people have equivalent wealth to four billion. many of those eight are connected to the vectors of new technology. so i think it is extremely important that

. >> joining me now to discuss, ramesh pa knew rue and max rose. thank you both for being here.ly does not like the term his own aides are using to describe his vision here, the economy has been a difficult thing for him. they haven't seen good numbers in the polling. is it a risk to attach himself to the economy? is it something he is trying to change the messaging on? >> i don't think this is a significant risk. of course if the economy is not doing well, he will be held accountable. his administration will be held accountable. you might as well go all in on owning this economy. and he has made incredible investments, i think, which is perfectly advanced by the chips act, infrastructure act, grow the middle class, invest here at home, innovate here at home, outcompete china and our near peers, and of course protect the home less than. this will define the generation to come just as reaganomics did. and this is certainly, i think, a fantastic call to lead the way and brand it, something that my party has not always been exce exceptional at. >> ramesh, what do you think? is ther

ramesh, what do you make of these different responses from republicans?> well, i think one of the things that's going on here is that support for trump in the republican party, although widespread, is actually less widespread than the view that some of these prosecutorseions abusive and excessive. so the republicans are aware that when trump's been indicted in the past it has worked to his political advantage, and they also want to appeal to not just the trump voters but to other voters who are kind of in the middle in the republican primary. >> and kristen, do you think there's room for nuance at all here? like for instance oh, d.a. alvin bragg's indictment in new york, that looks political, but jack smith, this looks kind of legit or -- >> you mean for the voters? >> for the republican voters. >> no. i don't think that's what's going to happen. i think that he's going to turn -- at least with the people that really support him. there's always the voters that are, you know, the swing voters or the suburban moms, that kind of thing. but for the average ha

. >> joining me now to discuss, national review senior editor, ramesh, and former democratic congressmanyou both for being here. congressman, beyond the fact that biden doesn't like the term that is own aides are using to describe his vision here, the economy has a difficult thing for him, because they have seen the numbers, but they haven't seen good numbers in the polling, is it a risk to attach himself to the economy? that he's trying to change the messaging on? >> i don't think that this is a significant risk, because if of course the economy is not doing well, he will be held accountable. his administration will be held accountable. so you might as well go all in on owning this economy. and he has made incredible investments. which i think is perfectly showed by the chips act, infrastructure act, growing middle class, invest here at home, outcompete china. and our peers. and of course protect the homeland, an economic philosophy that i think will define the generation to come. just like as reagan on extended. and this is certainly a fantastic call to lead the way, and something that