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SVB AND SBF COULD HAVE ENDED CRYPTO INDUSTRY, INSTEAD TOOK AUT SHERROD
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yeah, these people went nuts. Mark Andre, Peter Teal, David Saxs, they went nuts. They called in every favor in
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Washington and over a weekend, the Biden administration decided to bail these banks out. And the return was that the
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cryptocurrency then sp industry spent nine figures buying elections in 2024.
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Crypto could have been uh over with as a political phenomenon in this country in they would have had the sandbank been
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freed scandals of uh fall of 2022 and key banks and key entities bankrupted in
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early 2023. We could have been done with the crypto industry and instead they destroyed Sherid Brown in Ohio. Uh and
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they've you know obviously gone into a very uh lucrative partnership with the Trump family. uh but the crypto industry and a lot of the AI uh people who were
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associated with crypto as well. These people would have had a lot less power.
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We would have never seen anything like Doge. Probably wouldn't have seen JD Vance on the Trump ticket. Maybe not even seen a Trump presidency had we
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allowed Silicon Valley and some of this bubble stuff to burst if we had allowed their banks to go under, which is what the marketplace was telling us should
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have been the result. And so that's what I fear is going to happen here is that there will be investments by the federal government that will prevent these
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companies as too big to fail. Allah 2008. Uh there will be stakes taken but there will not be voting rights that
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will go to the government in any way that would mean oh so when Democrats get over we can make make sure that AI will happen safely and will not destabilize
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the workplace or will reduce the environmental harms and ensure unionized workforces. I'm sure the bailout in
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under, you know, a Trump presidency would not look like any sort of idyllic uh buyout. It would just be something to
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uh make sure that our oligarchs stay super rich. And I think that would be terrible. And I think the political
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consequences would be dangerous uh for Democrats. Why? Because when Bush bailed out the banks in 2008, but with the
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backing of Pelosi and Obama, it ended up hurting Democrats. when Biden bailed out. Like I think in general Democrats
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have to be strididently against bailouts in order to be the political party that they can be. Uh and whenever they're just like Ersat's Democrats and they're
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not really FDR Democrats and they're instead Bill Clinton Democrats, it ends up furthering the power of the political
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right because at least they do fascism right, they do oligarchy, right? So that's why we were urging Democrats to commit in advance that if and when the
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Um to be fair, Schumer's daughter, um she's worked in this area. Like, wasn't she
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also the top lobbyist for Amazon at one point? I mean, does he have multiple daughters or is she literally been the
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top lobbyist for Amazon and for like Facebook? Yeah. So, he has two daughters.
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Oh, okay. I'm sorry. I'm getting confused. I'm getting confused. Jessica, who now works for OpenAI, was a leading
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figure in or arguably the leading uh figure in New York State for Amazon.
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This was they got their butt kicked on Amazon HQ2 uh the where AOC and uh Mike
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Janerys and others pushed back on the subsidies that New York State was prepared to give to Amazon to build a headquarters in Queens. Uh turns out
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also Amazon's not finishing the efforts they started in uh uh Virginia, Northern Virginia that the ones who supposedly
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won the Amazon contract that turned out to be uh worthless. Um but uh so she did
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six years there. Uh her sister works at Meta. So yeah, so now we've got you have
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a Meta official and a former Amazon who's now open AI. And I think that that reflects the fact that OpenA's eyes
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Sep 10, 2026 The Majority Report w/ Sam Seder
Live-streamed on September 9, 2026. Jeff Hauser, founder and Executive Director of the Revolving Door Project, on potential AI bailouts and the Democrats who may be too compromised to fight this.
The (Democratic) AI Lobby | Jeff Hauser | TMR
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Abundists haven’t been shy about their support for high level Trump toadies.
Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum
A billionaire software magnate with a side hustle leasing his land to oil companies, Burgum has become a favorite of the Abundance crowd. When his name was announced, Politicoreported that much of the jubilation came from Burgum’s attention to “one of the abundance agenda’s key fixations, or bogeymen: permitting reform.”
In Open Philanthropy’s announcementof their $120 million Abundance And Growth Fund (funded largely by tech titans Dustin Moskovitz and Patrick Collison), they cite Burgum’s previous calls for zoning reform and infrastructure investment as proof that abundance ideas have been “gaining traction for some time on both sides of the U.S. political spectrum.”
Matthew Yglesias, who Derek Thompson described as the “OG grandfather” of the ideas in Abundanceand is a Senior Fellow at the Niskanen Center, reassured his liberal audience that Burgum is “a totally solid pick who’ll do good things.” Yglesias also previously supported Burgum for Secretary of Housing and Urban Development.
Alec Stapp, the co-founder and co-CEO of the Institute for Progress made his support for Burgum very clear, saying “Excited to see Burgum land a cabinet role in the new administration. He’s a YIMBY abundance guy.” Aidan Mackenzie, an infrastructure fellow at the Institute for Progress, also chimed in, adding “I think it was a really good pick.”
When speaking about Trump’s intent to nominate Burgum to lead the Department of the interior, CEO of theInclusive Abundance Initiative, Derek Kaufman said “We are excited for the abundance community to resume work with the new administration on electricity transmission and permitting reform, which came so close to becoming law at the end of 2024.”
Alex Trembathof the Breakthrough Institute celebrated Burgum’s first day in the Trump administration simply, posting a quote from Burgum that reads simply: “We are entering an era of abundance”
Armand Domalewski, a self-appointed abundance influencer with an increasingly prominent voice in the abundance world, celebrated Burgum’s appointment, posting “BURGUM BROS WE ARE SO BACK.”
Thomas Hochman of the Foundation for American Innovation has been particularly thrilled with Burgum’s inclusion in the Trump administration, declaring “In Burgum we trust” and celebrating Burgum’s role in exempting companies from the Endangered Species Act and in ensuring further fossil fuel exploitation.
Secretary of Energy Chris Wright
Oil and gas magnate Chris Wright is perhaps the single most popular Trump appointee among the Abundance crowd. Politicodescribed his nomination as having brought together “unlikely friends” to support “Chris Wright’s ‘energy abundance’ future” and as being backed by “the loose coalition of analysts and writers pushing for an ‘abundance agenda.’”
Inclusive Abundance’s Derek Kaufmanhas praised Wright’s appointment as a win for abundance and helpfully pointed out that “The word ‘abundance’ appears 11 times in the confirmation hearing transcript for President Trump’s nominee to run the Department of Energy, Chris Wright. It was invoked by Senators across the political spectrum, ranging from Mike Lee (R-UT) to Bill Cassidy (R-LA) to Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) to Martin Heinrich (D-NM).”
In their $120 million abundance grant announcement, Open Philanthropycelebrated the conservative embrace of abundist ideas, citing Wright’s appointment as evidence. “On the right, President Trump has issued an executive order focused on reducing energy costs […] and Secretary of Energy Chris Wright has argued for the removal of burdensome regulations on nuclear power.”
Institute for Progress’ Aidan Mackenziealso praised Chris Wright’s nomination, saying “Both Burgum and Chris Wright seem committed to an all-of-the-above approach to energy; they’re very pro-oil and gas, but they’re also excited about forms of clean energy, especially nuclear and geothermal.”
The Breakthrough Institute’s Alex Trembatheven defended Wright’s assertion that climate change is not a crisis, saying “Chris Wright’s claim that climate change is not a “crisis” is, while not the last word on the subject, much more scientifically defensible than the claims of his environmentalist critics.” Trembath later posted “Chris Wright: smart choice.”
Thomas Hochman summed up his opinion of the appointment simply: “Wright pursuing an all-of-the-above approach to energy production… pretty ideal”
NIH Director Jay Bhattacharya
The Trump administration has utterly dismantled the National Institutes of Health and is currently proposing a 40% cut, which would devastate scientific advancement for generations. But don’t worry, abundists have full confidence in Trump’s NIH Director, Jay Bhattacharya. While he does have a medical degree, Bhattacharya has never practiced medicine nor even completed a medical residency.
Open Philanthropy was bullish on Bhattacharya in March, when they said, “There is also cross-partisan interest in improving science policy, from newly nominated NIH director Jay Bhattacharya’s calls for a focus on reproducibility and funding high impact research, to the launch of the new Technology, Innovation, and Partnerships directorate at the NSF during the Biden administration.” Tragically, the Trump administration has proved less interested in funding research than cutting it, throwing the NSF that Open Philanthropy was so excited about into complete chaos.
The Foundation for American Innovation’sChief Economist, Samuel Hammond,said Bhattacharya’s appointment was cause for optimism, posting “That said, how many people do you know going into HHS? The folks I know around Jim O’Neill, Jay Bhattacharya and Martin Makary are extremely high quality and serious about reform. Doesn’t mean I’ll agree with all their ideas, but there are some genuine reasons for optimism if you know anything at all ahout [sic] the behind the scenes.”
Institute for Progress’co-founder and co-CEO, Caleb Watney, elevated Bhattacharya’s analysis of the “increasing difficulty of funding novel research and younger scholars at the NIH,” a hobbyhorse of the abundance community, and said he was “very glad to see a larger focus on this issue.”
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AGENCY SPOTLIGHT Agency Spotlight
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Supreme Transparency—a project of Take Back the Court, True North Research, and the Revolving Door Project—sheds light on an oft-overlooked way that the U.S. Supreme Court’s billionaire benefactors peddle influence: amicus briefs. The Supreme Transparency site exposes the more subtle yet no less destructive ways that right-wing amicus filers and oligarchic court-whisperers hold sway over SCOTUS.
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Musk Connections: SpaceX, X (formerly Twitter), Boring Company
Other Corporate Connections: Board of Advisers, Atlas Society; Former owner, Mr. Yogato; Former owner, Thomas Foolery
DOGE Deployments:“Day-to-day leader.” SSA, GSA
Musk’s Long-Time Right-Hand Man
- Davis was appointed CEO and President of the Boring Company in 2018. The Boring Company is an infrastructure company that claimsto be building a system of tunnels in cities across the country. By digging tunnels underneath urban environments, the company claims it will “solve traffic, enable rapid point-point transportation and transform cities.”
- Initial reviews of the Boring Company’s tunnels found they failed to be the project that Musk hyped them up as. Musk claimed his tunnels would be able to sustain mass transit, with autonomous vehicles going faster than 100 miles per hour. Among several drawbacks, his tunnels seem to mostly fit individual cars, are likely to result in bottlenecks, and very likely will not be able to match the capacity of already-existing subway systems.
- Technology journalist Paris Marx criticized the entire project as the “Bullshit Company,” arguing that “He [Musk] wants credit for putting vehicles in tunnels despite us having run trains in tunnels for over a century and buses in them for several decades. Elon Musk is not an innovator; he’s a narcissist who thinks he knows better than the experts in the fields he decides to enter.”
- Davis started working at SpaceX in 2003 but has been involved with Musk since 2002, just after Musk and Thiel sold PayPal. He is said to be a hard-line Musk loyalist.
Day-To-Day Leader Of Doge
- The New York Times described Davis as the “day-to-day leader of DOGE.” He is reportedly the main person in charge of the operation. His authority seemingly surpasses the actual appointed head, Amy Gleason.
- Davis is used by Musk as an aggressive cost-cutter at his companies. Musk compared him to chemotherapy: “‘Steve is like chemo,’ Mr. Musk said at a transition meeting before President Trump took office. ‘A little chemo can save your life; a lot of chemo could kill you.’”
- Davis helped Musk construct DOGE after Trump was elected. He was in charge of interviewing potential DOGE recruits, and “met with agencies that employed engineers to assess the technical talent that DOGE might tap, three government officials said.”
- Davis reportedly pushed government officials to allow him to send government-wide emails. This push for access suggests he may have played a large role in emailing the government-wide “Fork in the Road” resignation offer in January.
Davis Was In Charge Of Slashing Costs At X And Spacex, Leading To Disastrous Consequences
- Davis was known for meticulously cutting costs at Musk’s companies. He was so involved in the restructuring of Twitter after its purchase that he, his wife, and newborn reportedly lived in makeshift quarters at Twitter’s headquarters.
- Court documents from lawsuits filed after the Twitter take-over indicate that Davis “pushed workers to violate rent contracts and demanded they violate local permitting laws — all to meet Musk’s cost-cutting goal.”
- In 2007, Davis’ cost-slashing led to a rocket mishap at SpaceX: “Mr. Davis removed components from SpaceX’s Falcon 1 rocket that prevented fuel from sloshing inside the vehicle, three former colleagues said. That caused the fuel to unbalance the rocket during a test flight, and it shut down midair before reaching orbit.” The March 2007 launch failure was sponsored by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and the US Air Force (USAF).
Davis Helped Musk Run America Pac, A Super Pac That Was Accused Of Breaking Election Laws And Abusing Its Workers
- Davis helped run Musk’s Super PAC, America PAC. He helped imagine a scheme to pay registered voters $47 for signing a pledge that would identify them as potential Trump voters in the lead-up to the 2024 Presidential election.
- America PAC hired canvassers and maintained abusive working conditions for them. In October 2024, Wired reported that “America PAC door knockers were flown to Michigan, driven in the back of a U-Haul, and told they’d have to pay hotel bills unless they met unrealistic quotas.”
- America PAC hosted a $1 million giveaway for registered voters in battleground states who signed a petition supporting the Constitution. The PAC was sued by Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner for the giveaway. It was also criticized by “some election experts who say it is a violation of the law to link a cash handout to signing a petition that also requires a person to be registered to vote.” One day after the election, Pennsylvania judge Angelo Foglietta denied Krasner’s bid, allowing the giveaway to continue.
- In March 2025, Elon Musk personally donated $1 million to a man who signed a petition opposing “activist judges” in the midst of a Wisconsin Supreme Court election. America PAC also announced that anyone supporting the petition would receive $100.
Davis Helped Musk Secure Government Contracts And Regulatory Approvals At Spacex And The Boring Company
- Davis opened SpaceX’s D.C office in 2008. In Washington, he negotiated with Federal agencies for SpaceX regulatory approvals. Among his projects was the SpaceX launchpad in Boca Chica, Texas. The project faced inquiries and regulatory requirements from the FAA, Texas Department of Transportation, and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, to name a few.
- The Boring Company has had to navigate a “morass of morass of national, state and local rules to build its tunnels” and has faced a litany of regulatory challenges. Davis was responsible for persuading public officials to score contracts and approvals for projects across the country.
- During Davis’ leadership, the Boring company was sued by Los Angeles residents for one of its projects. A tunnel system the company built in Las Vegas is closed because of safety concerns. The company was fined more than $100,000 by the Nevada OSHA department for maintaining an unsafe workplace. Toxic debris falling from conveyor belts were among the worker complaints to OSHA. Bloomberg has also reported that workers at his Las Vegas tunnel had to wade through toxic sludge.
Davis Is Ideologically Committed To Libertarianism
- Davis served on the board of advisors of the Atlas Society, a group dedicated to Ayn Rand’s libertarian philosophy. “The group is dedicated to exploring the philosophy of Ayn Rand, known for equating government bureaucrats with ‘looters and moochers.’” He has appeared at Ayn Rand conferences to speak about the work he has done with Musk,and has even quoted Atlas Shrugged off the top of his head. He has a cameo in Atlas Shrugged II.
*As Elon Musk’s DOGE continues to tear through agencies with little oversight or transparency, the Revolving Door Project is publishing profiles of reported DOGE employees: who they are, where they came from, and any conflicts of interest that might make their unfettered access to the federal government dangerous to the public. Read them all here.
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Week Seven: One Nation Under God, Indivisible
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