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Nick Bostrom: How Should We Navigate Superintelligence?

Democrats' Closing Argument (with David Axelrod)
As Democrats in competitive races across the country try to thread the needle on a closing argument, Jon and legendary political consultant David Axelrod discuss the most memorable exchanges from this week's Senate debates, the best messages of the cycle, and what candidates in frontline races should do to finish strong. Then they look ahead to 2028 and whether promising candidates like AOC and Jon Ossoff will run, and why Axelrod thinks the exact traits that Trump lacks will be in high demand.
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Trump Attacks Zelensky and Praises Putin as Russia Oil Deal Draws Scrutiny

Pivot Extra: Inside “Musk”: Power, Family and the Making of a Tech Demagogue

Inside Rep. Robert Garcia’s Plan to Investigate Trump and His Inner Circle

World Leaders Push Back as Trump Targets Global Institutions and Reverses Russia Policy

Zelensky Defies Trump as Ukraine Escalates Strikes on Russian Refineries

What Makes a Great Entrepreneur? | Ben Horowitz on Vintage x Vintage

Selects: What's the deal with swing states?
Swing states are all the rage once again this election season, but the makeup has changed a bit. In this classic episode, learn all about what makes a swing state a swing state right now.
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Trump’s 2 A.M. Posts Spark Controversy Over Russia, Ukraine and the ICC

We celebrate a bomb and dig deep with Margo Price
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How to Stop Being Overlooked & Start Getting What You Want With Top Business School Professor

Is Claude Conscious? Pope Rejects, Model Welfare Movement, OpenAI's Math Backlash, France Riots
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(38:28) OpenAI's math breakthroughs and community backlash
(1:02:03) Riots in France, Friedberg's socialism metric, bond market
(1:21:41) Grok Bot goes headless, OpenAI launches Dots, is IP worthless?
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Should we all be getting tariff refunds right now?
It seems simple, right? We paid higher prices for imported goods because of tariffs. Then the tariffs were ruled illegal. Courts said the money paid to the U.S. government had to be refunded. Companies are getting that money now.
It would seem like we, the customers, should get paid back, too. But … it’s not so simple.
Once again, we’re dipping back into the drama of import tax law. We’re engrossed in the ups, downs, betrayal, and romance of … the Days of our Tariffs.
In this edition: “Refunds and Regrets.”
How and why some companies and people are getting their IEEPA tariff refunds and other people are out of luck.
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Releasing With Joy: Friday, October 9th, 2026

Camp Donald, Bezos's AI Fantasy, and Desperately Seeking Kara Swisher

Chips, Memory, and Power | Pat Gelsinger

MAGA's Big Fat Greek Scandal
The Wall Street Journal reveals brazen corruption by Kimberly Guilfoyle, the former Fox News host (and Don Jr. fiancée) now serving as ambassador to Greece — and the Daily Mail piles on with eye-popping reports about misbehavior on the job. Jon and Dan react to the brewing scandal and take a look at Trump's closing message: medals for himself and his tech billionaire friends, an empty promise to hand out $5,000 checks and pretending that James Talarico has meat poisoning.
Then they turn to the latest in the key Senate races: Mike Rogers's attempt to break with Trump on Canada tariffs, Susan Collins's embarrassing remarks about healthcare coverage, and Ken Paxton telling donors that he wants to cut funding to Social Security and Medicare. Finally, Lovett sits down with Angie Nixon, the Democratic Senate nominee in Florida, to talk about how she can win in a state Trump calls home.
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"The Biggest Scandal There's Ever Been": Dissecting the Disgrace of Manchester City
Sovereign wealth funds. Prime ministers. Fake money. Fake excuses. Fake people? If you thought the Clippers were bad, wait until you comprehend the depths of cheating that have thrown the Premier League into chaos. The Athletic's Adam Crafton explains how "sham" deals, sportswashing and one hacker's email led to a devastating verdict — and why the aftermath of Man City's "festering stain" could extend beyond historic punishments... to world history.
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