In this commentary, the host explores the emerging possibility of a serious third‑party movement in U.S. politics centered on technology and automation. He links Elon Musk’s recent feud with Donald Trump and his history of backing Andrew Yang to the potential for Musk (and other billionaires like Mark Cuban) to fund a new party, possibly an expansion of Yang’s Forward Party. The discussion emphasizes universal basic income (UBI) as a core policy to address massive job displacement from AI, ChatGPT‑level language models, and advanced robotics. The host also promotes his own crypto‑based UBI projects (BitcoinMYK, BitcoinNYK, RuralCoin) that aim to convert social‑media attention into a citizens’ dividend. He critiques the stagnant two‑party system, argues that current parties rely on outdated 20th‑century tactics, and stresses the need for a tech‑forward political platform to keep pace with China’s rapid technological rise. The video concludes with a call for viewers to support the channel and stay alert to the potential formation of a Musk‑backed third party that could champion UBI and other technology‑centric policies.
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Welcome back to the channel, guys. I hope you're having a great Friday afternoon as we get ready to go into the weekend. So, um, been a while since I did an Andrew Yang video. Interesting timing, um, the, the return of the Mac. The Mac has returned. As many know, uh, Andrew Yang pushing, uh, something called the Forward Party. Had been pushing something called basically a third-party option. Now, interesting enough, this comes at a time where Elon Musk and Donald Trump, of course, as many know, have been feuding. And it's pushed the question of what does Elon Musk do with not only his tremendous influence, but his tremendous wealth to back political parties, to have the money. And many of the methods Elon Musk used to encourage voting, right? He was giving out people millions of dollars to vote, to join his party and so on. It can be quite the dynamic. It can be quite interesting for the future of politics. That could be an interesting place for Elon Musk to put his money. Now, Andrew Yang gets into the mix because Elon Musk has in the past backed people like Andrew Yang, right, uh, to deal with the technology issues, right? Andrew Yang's a good 21st century presidential candidate when it comes to dealing with technology, when it comes to dealing with automation, what to do about jobs. And Elon Musk agrees a great deal with those things, right? Um, and so that can be a good marriage. Now, um, will Elon Musk kind of do his own thing, have his own party? Will Andrew Yang kind of go into that party? Will it be an expansion of the Ford Party? Uh, all those things can work, right? Every one of those things can work. And so I find that very interesting, right? So there are so many things changing in the dynamics of, uh, politics these days, right? Uh, whereas, you know, we've been trapped in this two-party system. A lot of people are saying it's time we get out of the two-party system, right? It is time we, uh, create a party that is more hands-on, more designed for the problems of today, the advanced technology issues of today. And sometimes you got to get out of old structures to do that. Grand old party, um, the Democratic, uh, methods and approaches that are, uh, old, right? It is time that there be another perspective. I think Andrew Yang could do very well in that part. I think he needs to call up Elon Musk and find out what Elon would like to do. Uh, Andrew Yang has been, uh, very, uh, instrumental. And when it comes to being able to gain support from both sides, right, with his universal basic income policy, something we support greatly on the channel, We have the social network that takes your kinetic energy, your attention value, converts it to a currency, right, that you can use, can be used to distribute the citizen's dividend, right? And so what I find so interesting about all this is if you go back years ago, right, if you go back just months ago, all of these ideas, you know, whether it be seriously considering a third party with the richest man in the world, Elon Musk, and other billionaires joining in as well, like Mark Cuban, right? Or being interested in things like that. These would be ideas that we wouldn't have thought would happen in a million years before Andrew Yang came on the scene. We didn't think something like universal basic income would be taken serious. He ran a first-time, pretty darn good, interesting election based on something people knew nothing about that they thought was crazy, the craziest idea. And he made it serious and he made it a good go. Now with the launch of things like ChatGPT and we got all these advances in robotics and all this stuff happening. Things that were once considered, you know, just not possible are now becoming very much possible. Machines that are passing the Turing test, that you can't tell a machine from a person. We're at that stage. We're at that stage now with sophisticated domesticated robots, right? So that means a lot of these robots are gonna be taking people's jobs. All these things are serious now, right? All these things are taken serious, right? Projects like mine that's been going on for years have been trying to get you guys over to combine your social media activities with creating value and network for a universal basic income, citizen's dividend. To combat automation and robots taking jobs hadn't been taken serious years ago. Now there are people like Sam Altman, right, who've created ChatGPT, who've created products like RuralCoin, which is based on universal basic income cryptocurrency, right? So if you look at the trajectory of everything that's happening, right, what we've done on the channel with the product BitcoinMYK, right? Universal basic income keeps coming back around to deal with automation. What's happening with Elon Musk, who in the past have backed Andrew Yang and now a serious contender for a serious third party, right? Where you could have someone like Elon Musk put billions of dollars to back it behind it, where you can have a lot of politicians flip-flop over, right? You can have Republican Senators flip over, you can have Democrats flip over, you can have new oncomers, you know, join these forward-thinking parties that are gonna address our biggest issues in the world today, which is technology, right? So a lot of these techno bros, a lot of these crypto bros, a lot of these people, they could have a place in these type of parties. Of course, the issues again being that in the 21st century, right, we just haven't had leadership, I feel, that has progressed along with our systems as they are today. Meaning that what we seemingly have instead, we have political parties that are using tactics that they used in the 1980s, that they use in the 1990s, and we're We're in, you know, 2025, right? We're in the 21st century, a quarter into the 21st century, right? And we're not seemingly keeping up. China is the leading technological empire right now, right? For the most part, or will soon be in less than a year. And so that's why we need these needed changes. The feud that's happening with Elon and Musk and Trump appointing Elon, so much political power. And now they're saying Elon wasn't even a legal citizen, but they were saying he was a co-president without being a legal citizen. Now they want to deport him. Elon is saying that Trump is part of the Epstein files and as a conservative president, not a very moral president. So you can just see the tremendous disarray that is existing in the Republican Party today, which I think also warrants the case that there'll be a third party. There should be a serious third party anyway, more so than we've seen. But this may be the first time we actually get a serious one where you can see some big politicians there, where you could see some big cases to be made. and the money behind it to support it, right? Because Elon Musk, he could put the money behind it and that could make a big difference, right? And I think it would be better for Elon because it would speak a lot to his concerns. And some of those concerns, you know, of course, uh, you know, being a lot of things in the technology field, decentralized and AI, a lot of things I don't think that the parties today quite understand, right? There are no rising political stars who really talk about this. The last one who did, who didn't get elected, was Andrew Yang. Andrew Yang was the person speaking about all these things, right? So anyway, guys, that's all I got to say in this video. Again, take this stuff serious. Whereas we did it before, people are now. Robots will take our jobs. They are taking over. Social media will morph into a system to try and balance out what's going to happen with people not being able to go to jobs and be employed because the robot's going to be doing them all. And, uh, and so, uh, so make sure you check out BitcoinNYK, the project we're working on to help to spearhead a result for that, or a solution for that rather. And we'll just watch closely what's happening with this potential third party that may actually happen. Because let's face it, at this point, if Elon Musk does want to have any influence in politics, and he's the richest man in the world, I don't see why he wouldn't. I don't think he's going to be taken serious by Democrats or Republicans. It may at this time be reason for him to create his own party, right? And so, uh, you know, a lot of people would like to see that. I think it'll be a great counterbalance to the Democrats and Republicans. And so hopefully that happens, and hopefully he works with someone like Andrew Yang where one of the main policies on the table does turn out to be universal basic income, the basic income, the citizens dividend, something that's going to solve a good portion of issues in America and something that I think the reason people have wanted to do it so far is because it will work so well and change things so well, they don't even want to try it, uh, because of that fear of what it means is success. But that's all I want to say. If you like content like this, don't forget to like, subscribe to the channel, share this video, uh, throughout your social media so people can see what's going on. And as always, take care of yourselves and each other.
