Counter points ama? (And a debate I would love to see yall host)
With the all the extra Ryan and Emily content we will be getting, could you guys also do a counter points AMA segment? Also, given how Saagar has possibly earned some trust with Dennis Prager (should have gone to that dinner, saagar), how possible do y'all think it would be to sit him down with Joko Willink? I think seeing Prager grapple with his case for special counter terrorism operations would be invaluable. Loved seeing yall in Austin. <3
Non-Compete's
I am a small business owner of an insurance agency. While I agree that non-competes that don't allow an employee to leave and work in a geographic area and/or industry should be banned, I am wondering about your opinions on another aspect of non-competes. As an owner of an insurance agency we spend a huge amount of money in business development and marketing with the sole purposed to acquire new clients. I am an ardent supporter of a non-competes ability to block an employees ability to leave my agency and take ANY clients with them. How is that possibly fair to a business owner that spent the money to acquire the clients, and provide training, support, and tools and in turn have the employee take the clients with him/her out the door?
Tik tok what's the motivation?
Like some other questions here, I listened to your debate about tik tok and agreed with both of you completely. From a market fairness perspective, it should go. From a free speach perspective, it should stay. My question however asking for your insights on what you think our lawmakers are doing here. While the bill is specific, I feel like they are laying the groundwork for something bigger. If you had to guess, do you think they are trying to move on changing market relations with China or do you think they are looking to narrow where we have the right to free speach? Or do you really think this is truly just about tik tok? How confident are you in your answer? Thanks!
Bill Maher Last Night - Does he have any credibility left after that segment on the College Protests?
Maher has been frustrating me very much lately, and last night may have been the last straw. During the segment with Galloway and, ugh, Don Lemon regarding the college protests, they pretty much lumped in all protestors as 'Pro-Hamas', and even worse, they didn't even mention ONCE the trail of death, ruin and terror that Israel has wrought upon Gaza. How can they even consider themselves honest commentators on the topic?