Andrew Yang - Presidential Candidate Will Win 2020

about the potential dangers of big tech. Some of those dangers are imminent and they're technological, and the main one is robotics and artificial intelligence. Remarkably, the person, the political figure who is making the most sense on this subject, who's thought about it most deeply, is a Democrat who is running for president. He's Andrew Yang. He's an entrepreneur, and as we said, he's a Democratic presidential candidate. He says that artificial intelligence and expanded automation could potentially cause violence in this country and that we need to do something about it right now. Andrew Yang joins us tonight. Thanks very much for coming on.

Hey, you, welcome back to the channel, and I hope you all are having a great Friday afternoon as we go into the weekend. So as we can see, Mr. Andrew Yang is making his rounds. That was an excerpt from the Tucker Carlson Show on Fox News. Andrew Yang, I believe today, also appeared on The Breakfast Club, highly syndicated radio broadcast station out of New York. Very popular. Many presidential candidates have already been on there. And the title of this video is Andrew Yang, presidential candidate, will win in 2020. 20. So, um, I had— when I first started to learn about Mr. Andrew Yang, I wasn't very sure. I had to take a deeper look into his politics to understand one of the major platforms he was running on, which was universal basic income. Very controversial topic, yet over the last few years has began to really gain, uh, a serious platform. People are really starting to take this serious now. They see how fast robotics and automation and artificial intelligence is on the rise. So in this short period of time Amazingly, and to my surprise, I have quickly shifted gears and began to support Mr. Andrew Yang. Uh, I don't make, uh, political decisions, uh, quickly. Uh, I try to be as informed as possible, but as you can see also from the start of this video, something that may have been quite eye-catching And very interesting, the conservative slayer over on Fox News, Tucker Carlson, surprisingly was very impressed with Mr. Andrew Yang. Now, Andrew Yang is running as a Democrat. And this is all very interesting because most of you probably know the approach of Tucker Carlson. He's very good at dismantling, uh, especially Democratic, uh, politics that, uh, he finds issue with. And he's become quite efficient at it and does a good job of, uh, setting the record straight. But to our surprise, he's very well received of Andrew Yang, and that gives me a great deal of respect for Tucker Carlson, uh, in that he's able to look and looks purely at the policies, clearly at the policies, and very well understand these, uh, the, the importance of what we should be focusing on and not a lot of the, uh, circus that we've been getting in our politics over so many years now. And it's, it's very good to see that it's here in American politics that people are becoming so savvy in politics. I remember uh, years ago, uh, you know, I would engage with a lot of people who I don't think they really understood politics that much. I think they just wanted to have a government that, uh, was a good government and did right by the people. But, but now the landscape is changing a lot. I don't know if that's due to the immense flow of— or the, the massive flow of information through uh, the technology, social media, YouTube, and all these various things, Facebook. But people are much more well educated on politics these days, and I'm glad that people are now, uh, focusing more on policies themselves and not just the— this kind of tribalism of, uh, of just being part of a party and hating the other people on the other side, not paying attention specifically to the details of what makes sense. But we get that in this episode with Tucker Carlson, which I very much, I very much enjoyed. Now, why do I believe that Andrew Yang is going to win when this very, very controversial topic of universal basic income, giving everyone $1,000 per month, raises so many flags and questions about where does this money come from, how we can afford all of this. And we get to learn a great deal from Andrew Yang, who's with the business schools, who's, uh, very well educated, an entrepreneur who understands the economy very well. We get to understand in great detail just how much money that is available to us, how much money we spend and on what and for what, and how we can move this money in in order to fairly, in Mr. Yang's view, come up with the money to provide this income per month, which could be very, very, could create a lot of solutions to many issues we face in the country. Everything from the job displacement that's coming with automation, Now, oddly enough, weirdly enough, the politics seems to just be getting more weird, more weird these days because as I understand it, Andrew Yang has appeared on Fox News running as a Democrat 5 times now, but I haven't seen him once on many of the other major news stations. Haven't seen him on CNN, haven't seen him on other ones. And that is very, very weird and very, very strange and quite disturbing. So why do I think Andrew's gonna win? Well, he's starting, he's beginning to resonate very, very well with a great demographic of people. He appeared on The Breakfast Club this morning. This is more a big radio station out of New York. It's probably based more towards minorities. And the message Andrew Yang has given over there is well received because, You know, the reality of it is the minority groups are probably gonna be affected the most, or some of the most, from many of the issues that are gonna come up in robotics and automation. And it is being well received with those communities, right? And so he's gonna get a lot of support there. But one of the great turns as well, as I'm beginning to see, Trump supporters, you know, the reality of what we have to understand about Trump supporters is that Trump supporters pretty much started out as the heartland group of America, right? This is people out of Iowa. This is people who are hardworking Americans who wanted someone to go to Washington and fight for them, right? And that was supposed to be Donald Trump. But they're starting to figure out now, and they're starting to understand. I think a lot of Trump supporters are starting to come to terms Andrew Yang is beginning to represent the actual fight and the actual, uh, what's going to actually provide solutions for them, uh, as many of them who are probably truckers are going to possibly as well be greatly affected in the transportation industry, uh, by robotics and AI, uh, coming in and possibly taking their job. And of course, the one of the great outcries being from oppositional viewpoints is that, oh, then the truck drivers will become computer programmers, right? Because this is supposed to be the solution to what happens when technological advancements come in. We're supposed to see a phase similar to what we got in the Industrial Revolution where people would just begin to do more technical jobs and they would begin to adjust in that regard. But a lot of us are starting to come to terms with this may just be something we've never seen before and aren't prepared for. And no, truck drivers may not become computer programmers. 50-year-old guys that drive trucks may not become computer programmers, you know. And so a lot of, a lot of things are, are starting to make sense to a lot of people. But, uh, I'm just beginning to see a lot of Trump supporters or social media threads. I even like when I did one of my first videos here on Andrew Yang, I got a Trump supporter on one of my videos in the comment section. And that was my first wake-up to it that, you know, people who have been far apart from ideas like universal basic income, it's starting to make sense. And it should as the landscape is changing. You know, a lot of my economic position has been quite conservative. And I can tell you that nobody understands conservative economics greater than people like Milton Friedman, who won a Nobel Prize in economics, who is a lot more well-versed than people coming into the comment section, coming into the threads. And I don't mean to insult anybody, but we have had a few people who have been kind of these hecklers, I guess you can call them, going around on a lot of the Andrew Yang threads and comment Libertaries. And, um, I can tell them, and I can speak to them, to the, to the idea that Milton Friedman was a supporter of ideas like universal basic income. And I, I think he understands economics a great deal greater than myself and, and, and many of us. Um, but people are starting to, from all groups, are starting to come together with Andrew Yang. And interesting enough, uh, a study has shown— this just shows the power of just phrases and words— but a study has shown that universal basic income, we've created such a stigma behind just the idea and concept of it, it's better received when it's the term freedom dividend is used. And that's very interesting to understand, as Mr. Andrew Yang brought out, because when we think of a dividend, a dividend is generally— it comes from profits in a corporation, uh, and it's, uh, it could be a payment that is declared by a group or corporation to the shareholders. And I just found it such a great way to put it, from Andrew Yang, that America as a corporation, in a sense, we're all American citizens who invest in this country. We're all shareholders in the American corporation, right? And so just like a company comes together and declares a dividend for all their stakeholders, right, and it's not considered socialism it's not considered, you know, any freebies or anything like that, that it is quite plausible and not a bad idea for the country to come together and declare this Freedom Dividend to all the citizens. And I won't go over all the math. Andrew Yang does a great deal better than that about where the money comes from and math of that. I've looked into it. You're better off listening to him because when you listen to him, I think he'll make a great deal of sense to you all like he does to me. But because he's able to provide what I see to be real solutions, you know, not circus acts, not policies, not, you know, TV shows, uh, real solutions that affect real Americans and a real plan to do it, you know, that makes sense, that's gonna immediately, uh, give over, uh, solutions to many problems that ail Americans, um, is gonna be for me grounds that he's gonna win this thing. Now, he will be able to participate in primary Democratic debates, uh, because he only needs about 65,000, uh, votes. We can go over on his website and do it. I'm going to try to leave a link in the description. He has about 45,000 now. So the way his campaign is moving, it's pretty clear he's going to, he's going to make, he's going to be able to participate in these debates. I believe he's going to move right up and he'll be going against Trump. And that's going to be very interesting to watch. It's going to be very interesting to watch because Andrew Yang is going to make a billion times more sense than what Donald Trump's going to be talking about. I can tell you that right now. And he's going to make a lot more sense to many Americans. in that regard. But, uh, I'm gonna put a link in the description. Now you can also— Andrew Yang, interesting enough, uh, his money to run his campaign pretty much comes grassroots because obviously he's more so supporting the people, and he's gonna— he— the people that, uh, he— that he represents are going to be more likely to be his campaign donors, right? He's Probably not gonna be rich people, probably not gonna be Jeff Bezos from Amazon, but it's gonna probably be people like myself and you all. But he's doing pretty well. He was able to raise $600,000 last month, which is just, only other candidate that was able to raise as much money as he was Bernie Sanders. And bringing up Bernie Sanders is also very interesting. I know a lot of people like Bernie Sanders, but I think Bernie Sanders, when it comes to uniting and being able to go across the aisles. I think if we're being realistic that Bernie Sanders is going to have even a much harder time than Andrew Yang doing that. You know, at least with Andrew Yang, conservative politics, many conservative viewpoints, the best of the conservatives have, uh, support his ideology. So it's going to be a lot easier for Andrew Yang to speak to them than somebody like Bernie Sanders. Uh, you know, Bernie, comes off to me as more about the social justice other than the economics, right? And, you know, at the end of the day, uh, you know, it's going to be very difficult for people to say what's good and what's bad for people, right? You— only thing you could do is make sense to people because everybody's good and somebody else is bad. And they say The road to hell was paved with good intentions, right? People thinking they were doing the right thing. So I believe Bernie Sanders is a good human being, but this is gonna be a combination of things to bring Americans together. You gotta make sense to Americans. You gotta be able to work and be able to relate to everybody, just not a particular group. And it looks like to me Andrew Yang's doing that. But getting back to his website, a lot of people are donating to his campaign. If you can only donate a dollar, that's good. If you can donate more, that's even better. We'll go over to his site, make sure he gets enough votes to be able to participate in these primary, um, this primary, uh, uh, debate, uh, which I'm sure he's gonna make it. There's no problem with that. Um, you know, also, uh, a lot of you who watch the channel know about my project that My passion project had to do with using technology. Interesting enough, using something that's causing the issues to solve the problem. I guess that's the good thing about technology, that you can take technology and you can use it to solve the very problems that it can cause. But our project over the blockchain— if you don't know what a blockchain is, it's a decentralized set of servers that make it so there is no central authority, uh, and gives the power and the control back to the people. But we have a project that is universal basic income based as well that uses cryptocurrency. And we love, uh, for all of you all who support Andrew Yang, we think that you will see a lot of value in this project. Come over free, join us, and if everything goes right and this project works great, you'll be able to receive a monthly income in the form of cryptocurrency every month from us. And, uh, project I'm passionate about, project that people are starting to join, and I think Much like how Andrew Yang is gonna win his campaign, our project's gonna win as well. And the next thing I would also say is that we'd like to get this running and we want to be one of the first groups to help Andrew Yang's campaign by rewarding him with some of our cryptocurrency that he can use to redeem to help his elections. Now, I'm not, a lawyer, so I'm not well-versed as of yet on how much he can receive towards his campaign. Um, you know, of course there are many laws with campaigns and donations and a variety of things like that. Uh, but I could tell you this, that everybody who supports us, and the more value we gain, this will put us in a position where we can try to help Andrew Yang by giving him this cryptocurrency. Uh, when we find out exactly all the ins and outs, how the laws work, and Maybe we can get in touch with some of his people and find out exactly as well what it'll, you know, how they'd be able to accept that exactly. But we know that kind of thing is possible, and I think that'd be awesome. And we definitely like to support him as now he is who I will be voting for personally. But that's all I pretty much want to say in the video. We'll try to leave a link to President Chukwudi Andrew Yang's website. Get over there, support him. When you're done with that, come over to us. We got some benefits for you as well. Bitcoinmyk.com. Get started with us. This is a movement we can also keep going amongst ourselves as we foresee presidential candidate Andrew Yang becoming president of the United States. That's all I got, guys. If you like content like this, don't forget to like, subscribe, and until next time, take care.