Massive jobs revision, Kamala's wealth tax, polls vs prediction markets, end of race-based admissions

What causes inflation is the printing of too much money. It's governments spending too much. It is not corporate greed, because corporate greed is a constant. It's not price gouging.

You take someone like Tim Walz, and he's out there, he's not really talking about ideas. I mean, every time he goes up there and speaks, it's like a pep talk. I mean, if I wanted to hire a guy to give the halftime speech to my team, he'd be the guy ... He's the guy for that, but he's not really talking about ideas.

The advantage of polls is that you're actually talking to real people as opposed to betters. However, they're very dependent on sampling and getting the sampling correct. I mean, most of these polls talk to maybe a thousand respondents. These are people who are willing to pick up the phone from an unknown number. That right there is probably a huge source of bias, because I don't do that.

The voters' choice is, do you want candidates that are not typically government operatives, or do you want candidates who have spent their whole career as government operatives? And that is effectively what the voters are going to be voting for.

The more substance [Kamal Harris'] campaign puts out, the more policies it reveals, the worse she does.

The more the public, the more we learn, about what [Kamal Harris] would do as president, the worse she does.

The polls are just are never going to give you as crisp and decisive an answer as the prediction markets, but the prediction markets can also be wrong, as we've seen. They're only as good as the people making the bets.

I think what history shows is the VP pick doesn't matter that much. People vote for what's happening at the top of the ticket.

If you look at the Democratic ticket, they are under-invested to not invested at all in anything that would normally resemble the United States economy.

I think that Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders are now the thought leaders and really the beating heart of the Democrat party. I think what's happened is the Republican party has moved to right-wing populism, and the Democrats... have concluded that they need to basically move to left-wing populism in order to compete with that.