Venture capitalist Chamath Palihapitiya, a member of the well-known podcast “All In” with Sacks and tech insiders Jason Calacanis and David Friedberg, also hosted.
Palihapitiya claims to be an “apolitical” person who makes tough decisions every four years when the presidential election rolls around.
Many of the attendees had similar attitudes. And are concerned about that Biden’s presidency has been a disaster.
Trump spoke for 45-minutes. He talked about his late uncle John G. Trump an MIT professor, joking that he should’ve followed in his uncle’s footsteps in order to connect with the largely techie crowd.
He pivoted to serious topics like the importance of unleashing artificial intelligence innovation. He reinforced that the US needs to be energy independent.
Sources said Trump, who was introduced to the crowd by Senator J.D. Vance from Ohio, also discussed foreign policy and highlighted the threat that both North Korea and Russia pose.
He noted that, since he left office, Russia has gotten richer, and more aggressive.
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“Last night, there was energy and excitement for a Republican presidential candidate unlike anything I’ve ever seen in Silicon Valley,” Helberg, told The Post.
