Michael Lewis
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- All-In Podcast1h 11m
500K Subscriber Livestream! | All-In Podcast
Chamath Palihapitiya, Nick, Dean Phillips, RFK Jr., Chris Christie, Jared Kushner, Kamala Harris, Nigel Farage, Jeffrey Sachs, John Mearsheimer, Biden, MBS, Xi Jinping, Dave Chappelle, Javier Millet, Taylor Swift, Viktor Frankl, Michael Lewis, Ayn Rand, Suzuki, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Sean Thackeray, Joshua, Chuma, Paul Myers, Chateau Petrus, Charles Boussan, Colgan, Sloan Bond, 100 Acres, Schrader, Salon, Paul Roger, Hank Lieber, Jacob, Bill, Dimov, Rupert, Freeberg, Stefano, Manesh Deva, Ted Zhang, Dominic McDermott, Frankie Menas, Alex Thomas, Barrick Somerville, Eric, Tommy Gufano, Aditya, Mark Hosler, Rahil, Mikhail, J Cal, Jay, David, Sax, Chimon, Freeport, Jason Lemkin, Glue, Ohalo, PC-12, Trump campaign, Humane Society of the United States, Hak Tua Fund, All In Summit, All In Podcast, YouTube, X, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, Twitter, Sweet Greens, Whole Foods, Burger King, Louis Vuitton, Balthazar, NVIDIA, AWS, SpaceX, Stripe, GitLab, SF Zen Buddhism institute, Disney, Club 33, California Lodge, Hyundai, Chowdery, Rogan
Former President Trump hosted a lengthy, unedited interview with the All-In podcast team, explicitly endorsing the dialogue as a "big hit" while clarifying his opposition to a national abortion ban and refining his stance on high-skill immigration. During the 500,000-subscriber milestone live stream, co-hosts David Sacks, Chamath Palihapitiya, and others discussed strategic market shifts in venture capital, the transformative role of AI in education and work, and announced an upcoming tequila launch for the All-In Summit. The event also featured calls to redirect viewer donations to specific charities, the release of previously held-back summit tickets, and a philosophical discussion on legacy, ultimately aiming to normalize debates on foreign policy and domestic reforms.
- Goldman Sachs24 min
Brad Katsuyama – CEO of IEX
Brad Katsuyama, Michael Lewis, Brian Levine
Brad Katsuyama established the Investor Exchange (IEX) in 2013 to counteract latency arbitrage and multi-tiered market structures that favored high-frequency traders by implementing a mandatory 350-microsecond speed bump to level the playing field. Despite facing intense industry hostility and public scrutiny following Michael Lewis's *Flash Boys* and subsequent congressional testimony, the exchange achieved profitability by 2015 while generating $15 billion in daily volume with a revenue model focused solely on trading fees rather than data sales. This strategy has driven the Securities and Exchange Commission to propose regulatory pilot programs eliminating payment for order flow, signaling a broader industry shift toward the execution quality and transparency principles pioneered by Katsuyama.