Ro Khanna
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- All-In Podcast54 min
Ro Khanna Calls Out Both Parties: Immigration, Tech & Free Speech
U.S. Representative Rohit "Roe" Khanna detailed his vision for immigration reform, border security, and economic patriotism during a fifth podcast appearance, advocating for skilled talent pathways while rejecting blanket visa fees and the zeroing out of asylum claims. The Representative criticized the Democratic Party for alienating the tech industry and emphasized the need for a forward-looking agenda focused on domestic revitalization, AI innovation, and bipartisan crime solutions rather than constant opposition to the Trump administration. Khanna also addressed immediate legislative crises, including the government shutdown caused by constitutional disputes over funding freezes, while reaffirming his commitment to banning congressional stock trading and warning against political violence fueled by an attention-driven media ecosystem.
- All-In Podcast2h 45m
2024 Election Night Livestream with the Besties!
Chamath, David Sacks, Friedberg, Don Jr., Ro Khanna, Dean Phillips, Phil Hellmuth, Jason Kuhn, Shane Copeland, Newt Gingrich, Steve Bannon, Aaron Levy, Nick
Projected by Polymarket and major polling outlets as a decisive victory, Donald Trump secured the presidency by capturing key swing states and shifting demographics including young males and working-class minorities. Incoming administration strategists like Elon Musk and Don Jr. plan to establish a Department of Government Efficiency to slash federal deficits and bypass bureaucratic resistance, while Steve Bannon advocates for mass deportations as an immediate economic priority. Simultaneously, Democratic figures such as Dean Phillips and Ro Khanna are calling for an introspective party overhaul focused on economic pragmatism and the rejection of establishment narratives that alienated tech leaders and independent voters.
- All-In Podcast35 min
All-In Summit: Ro Khanna on China, political reform, major challenges facing the US and more
Ro Khanna, Chamath, Calacanis, Friedberg, Jake
In a discussion on US-China relations and domestic policy, Congressman Ro Khanna addresses the historic low in diplomatic ties, the hollowing of the American industrial base, and the political paralysis caused by fear of being labeled unpatriotic. He advocates for government-led public-private partnerships to rebuild critical supply chains, challenges the defense budget's lack of accountability, and proposes structural reforms like term limits to restore civic trust. Khanna concludes that overcoming current polarization requires a common national mission focused on economic rebalancing and engaging the working class in swing states.