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protecting the people, wasn't inclusive, and wasn't calling balls and strikes when we need to. And we've been very clear at Dartmouth that we value free expression, but your free expression can't rob others, which means no shouting speakers down and
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And so so so the the caricature problem is very real here. Berkeley, I have been saying very publicly that we need to I'm agreeing with what she just said, that we need to move in the direction of view of of institutional neutrality. I'm talking abou
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CSIS has a new report out this year about how they're just flooding the market with tonnage to try and drive out all other shipbuilders. So you're seeing even our allies having to close their shipyards and decrease their shipbuilding because of the u
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This shipbuilding initiative through, the tax code, it does provide a neutral arbiter. Sometimes the the downside to that approach is is that you end up funding through the tax code, more enterprises, and certain enterprises that you wouldn't otherwi
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From a purely economic standpoint, there would be no difference when it comes to direct payments to grantee companies that are charged with building ships, on behalf of both our commercial industry and and for future national security reasons. But ad
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...And the board now is they're all in. It's all about Uber. It's not about control.
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...famous board conflicts. I mean, Bernard probably should have fired me at least four times at business objects. I would have fired me.
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...famous board conflicts. I mean, Bernard probably should have fired me at least four times at business objects. I would have fired me. He's in hindsight. So so yeah. Listen, I wanna start on where we're at today. Everyone seems in SaaS to be saying, w
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...board included Elon Musk and his brother. So therefore, this was your classic conflict transaction. It was a board But a lot of CEOs are on their board. Yes. Okay. Kimberly. Under Delaware law, the general rule is a conflicted transaction will get cl
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...a board seat? There's debates. There's there's always debates on this. It's like, you know, do the seed ones care as much? Do the growth ones care as much? Do the crypto ones care as much? What I'd tell you is it's not a logical question. It's an emo
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