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Intel’s Tightrope Walk with Trump, Surprise Appearance From Dr. Drew | Darren Rovell, Dr. Drew Pinsky, Colin Anderson, Truman Sacks


Episode 197


  • (01:59) - Intel's Tricky Dance with Trump
  • (41:09) - Is Trump's Intel Stock-Buy Socialism?
  • (50:44) - Timeline Reactions
  • (59:47) - Darren Rovell, a seasoned sports business journalist and avid memorabilia collector, discusses his transition from ESPN to founding Cllct, a media platform dedicated to the collectibles market. He highlights the platform's mission to provide serious journalism in the collectibles space, emphasizing its role as a comprehensive hub for collectors and investors. Rovell also shares insights into his personal collection, including unique items like the world's oldest Twinkie and significant sports tickets, reflecting his passion for preserving sports history.
  • (01:26:14) - Dr. Drew Pinsky, an American internist and addiction medicine specialist, is renowned for hosting the radio show "Loveline" and the television series "Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew." In the conversation, he recounts his venture into the dot-com industry, detailing how a high school friend guided him through establishing an online business during the tech boom, securing significant venture capital, and navigating the challenges of early internet entrepreneurship. He reflects on the rapid rise and fall of his company, highlighting the lessons learned from the experience.
  • (01:57:30) - Colin Anderson, former CFO of Palantir Technologies and co-founder of Friends & Family Capital, discusses his journey from an industrial engineering background to leading Palantir's finance team for eight years. He highlights the company's early challenges, including a period of significant expenses without revenue, and emphasizes the importance of mission-driven work and talent density in overcoming these obstacles. Anderson also shares insights on the forward-deployed engineering model, the complexities of enterprise sales within government sectors, and the critical role of finance in supporting rapid business growth.
  • (02:21:26) - Timeline Reactions
  • (02:27:01) - Truman Sacks, a 24-year-old entrepreneur and CEO of Cubby, discusses the launch of Cubby Law, the first AI teaching assistant for law students. He explains that the platform offers personalized study plans and unlimited practice exams tailored to individual courses and professors, aiming to help students excel in the highly competitive law school environment. Sacks also highlights the business model, targeting law students directly, and mentions the potential for future expansion into legal tech by building early relationships with future lawyers.
  • (02:36:46) - Timeline Reactions

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