This one campus alone grabbed 20,000 #AmericanJobs . There are thousands like this. How can you make America Great with no jobs and no factories? @JDVance @RealPNavarro @SecScottBessent @howardlutnick #2MillionJobsGone

#2MillionJobsGone , Huge dent on tax base. American grads are struggling to find opportunities. Is anyone in the ruling class getting it? @JDVance @RealPNavarro @SecScottBessent @howardlutnick

2.4 mil sft office space to ship 20000 jobs from US when American grads are struggling to find jobs. Google makes hundreds of billions of dollars in profits and still wants to cut costs and ship jobs. Any lawmaker getting this? @JDVance @RealPNavarro @SecScottBessent

You can watch the full video here: youtube.com/watch?v=xguam0TK…

Even #MIT grads are struggling to get jobs. Something seriously wrong in the sysytem. Don’t blame #AI for this. @JDVance

Deeply strange @nytimes article about @DavidSacks Leading in AI is good for America. And there is no way for America to lead in AI without American investors in AI doing well. Irrespective of whether those investors are David’s friends or his enemies. And like everyone who has been in Silicon Valley for a long time, David has enemies in Silicon Valley who are also doing well by investing in AI. The most disappointing part of the article is that there an interesting debate to be had about the wisdom of selling deprecated GPUs to China that are 18 months ahead of Chinese domestic alternatives and roughly 15 months behind our state of the art. As someone who is an active investor in national defense and super patriotic, I think this is a good idea but reasonable minds can disagree and zero attempt was made to engage with the relevant issues. From a conflict of interest perspective, I think they are being appropriately managed and this has been to David’s economic detriment. His defamation attorneys letter to the NYTimes makes it clear that an exhaustive, good faith effort was made to divest from all potential conflicts. But it is quasi-impossible for David to fully divest from *every* company he and/or Craft has invested in that might *conceivably* benefit from good AI policy making. At the limit, theoretically every company in America and the American government itself (i.e. government bonds) benefit from good AI policy making. I would guess that most of David’s assets are in private companies - if he were to leave the private sector entirely and put his assets into a blind trust he would still know what he owns as they are not liquid. Even if he were to do some dog and pony show of full divestment and a blind trust, does any reasonable person think he would not be able to walk back into Craft with his current economics intact? And everyone who is even remotely qualified to shape AI policy has the same theoretical conflicts of interest. I am 100% ok with talented citizens being able to have a dual role in the government and the private sector. That is actually the entire point of the SGE program. I think there is an argument to be made that it promotes and incentivizes ethical behavior. The downside of malfeasance for David is enormous and there is minimal upside relative to what he already has. Separately, the @nytimes urgently needs to provide remedial math education for these journalists and their editors. The idea that 500,000 GPUs sold to the UAE could generate anywhere near $200 billion in revenue to Nvidia is ridiculous. I look forward to the correction that will be assiduously posted to the @NYTimesPR account which has 90k followers vs. the main account with 52.8m followers. I should note that while I do not know David well, we have many good friends in common and I like him personally. More importantly, I am grateful for his service, which has unquestionably cost him a vast amount of money. And my superstar sister-in-law is a partner at Craft, for which David is lucky.

There are lies, damned lies, and NYT headlines.

Management consulting firms are working really hard to move US corporate jobs from US to offshore GCCs in the name of savings. But it’s a big dent on US tax revenues every year and loss of millions of jobs for struggling American kids. @JDVance @howardlutnick @SecScottBessent

Massive loss of US jobs and a big dent in tax dollars every year. @JDVance @howardlutnick @SecScottBessent

Hundreds of billions in stolen economic benefit.

American jobs are moving away in millions and US kids are struggling to find jobs. @JDVance @howardlutnick @USDOL

Is Trump administration doing anything about this massive shift of jobs and tax dollars to offshore GCCs? Anyone paying attention? Please help American kids looking for jobs badly. @JDVance @howardlutnick @USDOL @thejobchick @SecScottBessent

Thousands of American jobs are going away to offshore GCCs, any plans in @USDOL to stop the disaster. @JDVance @howardlutnick

These jobs moved offshore, will never comeback unless government acts on it to help unemployed Americans.

⚡️This email is one of the most quietly revealing artifacts of the entire post-2008 era. Peter Thiel isn’t predicting socialism here. He’s diagnosing the terminal logic of late capitalism: when ownership becomes inaccessible, belief in the system dissolves. He’s mapping structural inevitability. The key insight is in that last line: “If one has no stake in the capitalist system, then one may well turn against it.” Every economic order survives only as long as its participants believe they have a stake in its rewards. When that belief breaks, when capital accumulation is delayed beyond a generation, the feedback loop collapses. In plain terms: •Boomers owned. •Gen X still managed to buy in. •Millennials rent the world their parents own, and Gen Z is now locked out entirely. The result isn’t ideological socialism. It’s resentful capitalism - a system where people still chase wealth but no longer trust the architecture that allocates it. That’s the precursor to all great systemic transitions - Rome, Weimar, post-Soviet Russia, even 18th-century France. Thiel’s email is almost tragic in tone because he’s speaking to the very class - Zuckerberg, Andreessen, Sandberg - who became the gatekeepers of the new digital feudalism. They turned “ownership” into platform access, and “opportunity” into subscription. The economy was financialized, then digitized, then moralized - and in each step, capital got lighter, faster, and further removed from the people whose lives depend on it. What he’s really saying is this: Capitalism doesn’t fail when the rich get richer. It fails when the poor stop believing they can join them. That’s the pivot we’re living through right now. The “Millennial socialism” he mentions is the immune response of a generation whose time horizon was stolen. The irony is that Thiel, the ultimate capitalist contrarian, saw it first. And he was right. The generation that couldn’t buy the system will end up rewriting it.

American companies are moving out jobs in huge numbers causing massive job losses and tax revenue losses to federal and state governments. Any action to protect American jobs @JDVance @howardlutnick ?

Thousands of American and EU jobs moving away to offshore. @thejobchick

Dear @POTUS Trump, We’re not lazy. We’re not entitled. We’re exhausted. We did everything we were told to do….studied hard, took on debt, chased opportunity…only to find the ladder pulled up just as we reached it. We’re watching rents break records, salaries stagnate, and headlines celebrate job growth while our inboxes fill with rejection emails. We’re not asking for sympathy. We’re asking for honesty about what’s working, what isn’t, and who it’s really working for. We want a future that rewards effort, not just inheritance. We want to build, not beg. The question isn’t whether Gen Z cares about the future. It’s whether anyone in power still does. Signed, The Americans replaced before we even started.

This will create more and more Mamdanis as only hope for the deprived sections. No one cares about their jobs and incomes. No one in power learned any lessons from sending factory jobs to China and doing same thing with white collar jobs. It’s a massive wealth migration .