Celebrity Politics
Jason Calacanis suggests that recognition, influence, and fame are what get people elected, citing examples like Jesse Ventura, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and Donald Trump. He argues that a recognized and liked celebrity would be a better fit for the political landscape, sparking a discussion among the hosts about the challenges of the current system and the unique nature of Trump's presidency.In this clip
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