ABASCAL no quiere ENTREVISTAS | DECODE T3 Ep30 — Transcript

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1. 0:00Welcome to Decode.
2. 0:04Today I want to talk about Santiago
3. 0:06Abascal, Ada Colau, Pedro Sánchez,
4. 0:08Feijóo, Jordi Cuixart, David Broncano
5. 0:11and in general how political parties are
6. 0:13maneuvering to win votes during the
7. 0:15election campaign.
8. 0:19By the way, for those of you who follow
9. 0:21me, and sometimes there are people who
10. 0:23also follow me for my stock market
11. 0:24profile, this week there was some very
12. 0:26important news regarding the stock
13. 0:28market, so stay until the end of the
14. 0:30video because I'm going to tell you a
15. 0:31story that will interest you. But let's
16. 0:33get started.
17. 0:35All of you from Spain and Latin America
18. 0:37know that in Spain we will hold general
19. 0:40elections on November 29 to elect a
20. 0:41president, right?
21. 0:45And the four main candidates, who are
22. 0:47the ones I just mentioned, are basically
23. 0:48doing everything they can to try to get
24. 0:50votes by any means necessary, right?
25. 0:54And let's say that everyone wants to
26. 0:56play on their own field, but no one
27. 0:57wants to play on the opponent's field,
28. 0:59right?
29. 1:00Look.
30. 1:01It all started when Pedro Sánchez went
31. 1:03on a television program two weeks ago,
32. 1:05on Televisión Española, which is David
33. 1:08Broncano's program, who is a comedian,
34. 1:10not an interviewer.
35. 1:12And obviously David Broncano rolls out
36. 1:14the red carpet for him and they do the
37. 1:16typical program to get along, to make
38. 1:18jokes, to be liked, to laugh.
39. 1:20When I saw that, honestly, it seemed
40. 1:22like the most normal thing to do because
41. 1:24it's already the type of program that
42. 1:26David Broncano does.
43. 1:28Uhm, what surprised me is that this same
44. 1:30week David Broncano called the second
45. 1:34candidate, who was Santiago Abascal,
46. 1:37from Vox.
47. 1:38Uhm, Vox is right-wing, far-right. Pedro
48. 1:41Sánchez is supposed to be on the left,
49. 1:42from the Socialist Party, and I expected
50. 1:44the same mocking tone because, after all
51. 1:46, Santiago Abascal is a human being and
52. 1:47I expected them to talk about his family
53. 1:49, his hobbies, and the usual things that
54. 1:50are talked about on these light-hearted
55. 1:52programs. And much to my surprise, it
56. 1:54turns out that David Broncano changes
57. 1:55his jacket and starts acting like a
58. 1:57serious interviewer and interrogates him
59. 1:59. I already recorded a reaction to that
60. 2:01saying that I thought it was a mistake,
61. 2:03a mistake.
62. 2:04First, for not treating all the
63. 2:06candidates equally.
64. 2:07First, a very serious mistake, because
65. 2:09that undermines the neutrality of
66. 2:11Televisión Española. And, second,
67. 2:13because David Broncano doesn't know how
68. 2:14to do this type of interview, as was
69. 2:16portrayed. The epilogue is that Broncano
70. 2:18himself came out the next day in a
71. 2:19fairly long video saying that he had
72. 2:21made a mistake. And, curiously, he
73. 2:23repeats quite a few of the algorithms
74. 2:24and arguments that I mentioned. Not
75. 2:26because I said so, because I'm not a
76. 2:27genius, but because anyone can see them
77. 2:29. Right? And today I want to talk to you
78. 2:31a little bit about this, in general
79. 2:33terms, right?
80. 2:34Because it's clear that candidates
81. 2:36always try to be on, let's say,
82. 2:38favorable ground and try to avoid
83. 2:39unfavorable ground.
84. 2:41Look, Santiago Abascal goes on
85. 2:44Broncano's show, in my opinion, he eats
86. 2:46Abascal alive, Broncano alive. And as I
87. 2:49said, I have no sympathy for Vox, so let
88. 2:51me make it very clear and I'll repeat it
89. 2:53once more, okay? Decode is not a place
90. 2:55where I impose my model of the world.
91. 2:58There are other channels for that, and
92. 2:59go watch other channels for that, okay?
93. 3:01No, I'm here to explain things. The
94. 3:03feeling I had was that Abascal, who I
95. 3:05already said, I don't consider a
96. 3:07tremendously sophisticated guy
97. 3:08intellectually, has a very clear
98. 3:10argument, quite simple, I think Abascal
99. 3:12ate David Broncano alive because he was
100. 3:14better prepared. Okay? Good.
101. 3:18The interesting thing that happened this
102. 3:20week is that it turns out that the four
103. 3:22candidates, Pedro Sánchez, Alberto Núñez
104. 3:24Feijóo, Ada Colau and Santiago Abascal
105. 3:26had to undergo an interview with a
106. 3:28well-known podcaster from Spain, Jordi
107. 3:30Wild. I suppose that most of you in
108. 3:32Latin America already know who he is. If
109. 3:34you don't, I think he's the number one
110. 3:35podcaster in Spain, I would say. I don't
111. 3:37know him personally, the only thing we
112. 3:39don't know is that we're both Catalans,
113. 3:41but I don't know him personally. I do
114. 3:42know that on Decode he has, I don't know
115. 3:45, 200 thousand followers, I think Jordi
116. 3:47Wild has, I don't know, tens of millions
117. 3:49, okay? I mean, it's a huge podcast. So
118. 3:52Jordi Wild had proposed doing four
119. 3:54interviews with the four candidates with
120. 3:56no time limit because they are
121. 3:57podcast-type interviews that can last 1
122. 3:59hour, or 2 hours, and, of course, they
123. 4:01are incisive. Jordi Wild is a bit more
124. 4:03incisive, with a tone that is more, if
125. 4:05you like, mischievous at times and such
126. 4:07, but he's a guy who really bites, okay
127. 4:09? The four of them had said yes and
128. 4:11Abascal has just retired, okay? And it's
129. 4:13what I was telling you about wanting to
130. 4:15play alone on his own field, which I
131. 4:17find very, very, very interesting, okay
132. 4:18? Look, Abascal seems emboldened after
133. 4:20what happened with Broncano and is now
134. 4:22in risk control mode. He sees that the
135. 4:25wave is in his favor, right?
136. 4:27And he thinks, if I go to Jordi Wild
137. 4:29it's easier for him to fail than to
138. 4:31succeed because Jordi Wild is more
139. 4:32incisive than Broncano, he's better
140. 4:34prepared, so I'm not going.
141. 4:36Right?
142. 4:38There's an apparent reason and there's
143. 4:39the real reason. I've already explained
144. 4:41the real reason to you. The real reason
145. 4:43is that the guy sees that he gains more
146. 4:44by not going than by going, from his
147. 4:46point of view, which could be wrong,
148. 4:48okay? Let's be clear.
149. 4:50The apparent reason he gave is, no, it's
150. 4:51that since Broncano's program cut the
151. 4:53interview short, something that was
152. 4:55already known because it's a television
153. 4:56program and you have to stick to a
154. 4:58certain length, well, I don't want to go
155. 5:00because they might cut my interview
156. 5:02short too. Hey, Mr. Abascal, you're
157. 5:03going to go to someone else with that
158. 5:05bone, okay? Because Jordi Wild himself
159. 5:07went on the air yesterday and in this
160. 5:09respect Jordi Wild was pissed off like a
161. 5:11monkey with a paper signed by Vox saying
162. 5:13that Jordi Wild promised that the
163. 5:14interview wouldn't be cut short and he
164. 5:16still didn't want to go.
165. 5:18Okay?
166. 5:19So, coward, chicken.
167. 5:22Yes? So to me, honestly, eh? Let
168. 5:24everyone vote as they want, but in the
169. 5:26calculation of, right? Of good things or
170. 5:28bad things, man, that a guy who has
171. 5:30promised to go on a program, suddenly
172. 5:31backs out of going on that program
173. 5:33because he sees that he could get shorn
174. 5:35and break his word, well, for me I hope
175. 5:37it penalizes him electorally.
176. 5:39And I think it will penalize him
177. 5:41electorally because let's not forget
178. 5:43that Jordi Wild's demographic is
179. 5:44obviously a reasonably young population
180. 5:46, which is the demographic in which Vox
181. 5:48seems to be capturing votes.
182. 5:51And Jordi Wild has come out and said
183. 5:53that he will do the other three
184. 5:54interviews, which is logical, with
185. 5:56Abascal, sorry, not with Abascal, with
186. 5:58Pedro Sánchez, with Ada Colau and with
187. 6:00Alberto Núñez Feijóo, right? And
188. 6:03not the one with Abascal, so I think
189. 6:05that now in this Abascal is honestly
190. 6:07screwing up, okay? Someone advised him
191. 6:09that this was convenient for him, it is
192. 6:11obvious that it is convenient for him,
193. 6:13but by solving a small problem he has
194. 6:15created a bigger problem, which is that
195. 6:17now he has a reputation problem that in
196. 6:19theory Abascal, who always says that he
197. 6:21is honest, bare-chested, and that he is
198. 6:23not afraid of anyone, has screwed up
199. 6:25with a podcaster.
200. 6:27I don't know, Abascal, a lot of
201. 6:29aesthetics, right? But anyway, that was
202. 6:31the first, let's say, news or the first
203. 6:33event of this week, right?
204. 6:35Yesterday, the PP candidate appeared on
205. 6:38El Hormiguero, which is Pablo Motos '
206. 6:40program. It's no secret to me because
207. 6:42I've said it many times that I don't
208. 6:43like El Hormiguero,
209. 6:46but I hope you get to know me, okay?
210. 6:48Months go by that you and I are together
211. 6:49, right? And you see that one of the
212. 6:51things I say the most is that I don't
213. 6:53like anything, okay? I mean, I have very
214. 6:55specific hobbies. I like astronomy, I
215. 6:57like being with my daughters and I like
216. 6:59traveling. I can criticize everything
217. 7:00else because that's the vocation of this
218. 7:02channel, okay? So in general, Pablo
219. 7:04Motos is not a guy who excites me.
220. 7:07Um, just as Broncano has leaned heavily
221. 7:09towards the PSOE, I think Pablo Motos
222. 7:11has leaned more to the right, but I have
223. 7:13to admit, and I admit it, you know?
224. 7:15Because as you can see, I try to be
225. 7:17fairly objective, okay?
226. 7:19I have to admit that I didn't watch the
227. 7:21entire interview yesterday with Pablo
228. 7:23Motos Feijóo, okay? I would say I
229. 7:24watched more or less half of it, but I
230. 7:26quite liked it. I quite liked it. Pablo
231. 7:28Motos certainly beat David Broncano in
232. 7:30terms of the approach to the interview
233. 7:31because that's what I said when I was
234. 7:33talking about Broncano.
235. 7:35Damn, Broncano would spend 3 minutes
236. 7:37asking a question, literally 3 minutes
237. 7:39stuttering, trying to explain why he was
238. 7:41asking the question and basically
239. 7:43mincing words, okay?
240. 7:45And yesterday Pablo Motos grabbed Mr.
241. 7:47Feijóo and asked him to his face: Very
242. 7:48well, when you are president, will a
243. 7:50person be able to have an abortion?
244. 7:53And when Feijóo answered, he said, well
245. 7:55, a girl between the ages of 16 and 18
246. 7:56will be able to have an abortion, which
247. 7:58everyone who is Spanish knows is a topic
248. 8:00of conversation in Spain right now. Will
249. 8:02she have the right to euthanasia? Just
250. 8:04think, huh? What I said the other day, 5
251. 8:06words, man, 10 words, don't beat around
252. 8:08the bush. Right? And if the other guy
253. 8:10gets carried away, you can ask questions
254. 8:11, which is what Pablo Motos did
255. 8:13yesterday. So I have to say that I don't
256. 8:15generally like Pablo Motos, of course,
257. 8:17the other guy.
258. 8:18Well, yesterday I was like, hey, the
259. 8:20interview was pretty good, right?
260. 8:23Now we're waiting for the interviews
261. 8:25with Jordi Wild, which I suppose we'll
262. 8:27all see, and they'll give us a bit more
263. 8:29insight into exactly where everyone is,
264. 8:31right?
265. 8:32Um, I won't comment and, please, no one
266. 8:34should get mad at me, about Broncano's
267. 8:36interview with Ada Colau, simply because
268. 8:38I didn't see it, okay? I didn't see it
269. 8:40because I wasn't home, okay? I mean,
270. 8:42that's it. Okay, it's obvious to
271. 8:44everyone that I have a very low level of
272. 8:46respect for Ada Colau, okay?
273. 8:49Because I had her as mayor of Barcelona
274. 8:51, I've seen the superficiality and empty
275. 8:53aesthetics of Ada Colau, so it's hard
276. 8:55for me to defend this character, okay?
277. 8:59But anyway, I'm saying, just as I
278. 9:01criticize Pedro Sánchez, who seems to be
279. 9:03surrounded by thieves and crooks at the
280. 9:05moment, just as I criticize Feijóo, who
281. 9:07I find unacceptable that a president of
282. 9:09the Spanish government doesn't speak
283. 9:11English. And I know what you'll tell me
284. 9:13, it's a minor detail. No, well, it's an
285. 9:14important detail, it's an important
286. 9:16detail, okay? Because think about what
287. 9:18those in your class were like when you
288. 9:19were young and didn't speak English.
289. 9:21Were they the best in the class?
290. 9:23Not usually. Right? I'll leave that for
291. 9:25you to think about. And Abascal, well, I
292. 9:27don't have any sympathy for him either
293. 9:29because I've said it many times. There
294. 9:30are parts of Vox's ideology that I don't
295. 9:32agree with, like abortion issues, gender
296. 9:34rights issues, euthanasia issues.
297. 9:36Obviously, I can't agree with them, okay
298. 9:38? And then comes the typical question of
299. 9:40, Dani, who will you vote for? Well, now
300. 9:42I'm going to tell you something I would
301. 9:43do to find out who I would vote for. And
302. 9:45you're going to love these.
303. 9:47Um, I don't like these programs.
304. 9:52I don't like them because they give the
305. 9:53politician too much leeway.
306. 9:56Politicians are talking machines, right
307. 9:58? You put a politician in front of
308. 10:00Broncano, in front of Motos, in front of
309. 10:02whoever, in front of Jordi Wild, and
310. 10:04they have 50 dialectical tricks that I
311. 10:06don't like at all.
312. 10:07Okay, because they're very skilled,
313. 10:09they're snake charmers, right? Well, I'm
314. 10:11going to tell you what I would do.
315. 10:14This is a dream, this is Dani's dream,
316. 10:16if one day I were super rich and had the
317. 10:18audience that, I don't know, Mr. Beast
318. 10:20has, I would do this.
319. 10:22Please, don't take what I'm going to
320. 10:24explain now as a joke, no matter how
321. 10:26much I explain it jokingly, I'm being
322. 10:28absolutely serious, okay? Well, do you
323. 10:30know how I would choose the president of
324. 10:32the government?
325. 10:33I would make a kind of Big Brother. I'm
326. 10:35going to tell you what I would do and
327. 10:36then I'll tell you why I would do it,
328. 10:38okay?
329. 10:39I would include all the candidates, that
330. 10:41is, these four plus those from the PNV,
331. 10:43in short, I would include all the
332. 10:45candidates, I would make them build a
333. 10:47bridge for a week.
334. 10:49And I'm absolutely serious. I would
335. 10:51choose a kind of, let's say, Big Brother
336. 10:53, okay?
337. 10:54I would take a river, a river that isn't
338. 10:57very wide, let's say a river that's
339. 10:58maybe 10 meters wide, 5 meters wide, I
340. 11:00would give them a team of workers so
341. 11:02that they have workers, so that they
342. 11:04have machinery, okay?
343. 11:06And I would tell them, very well, our
344. 11:08election campaign starts on Monday.
345. 11:11The bridge has to be built by Friday.
346. 11:14Right?
347. 11:15There is only one bridge to build and
348. 11:16you have to build it together.
349. 11:19And, obviously, there will be cameras
350. 11:21recording it practically 24 hours a day
351. 11:23.
352. 11:28When you have to manage public affairs,
353. 11:30right?
354. 11:33In public affairs, the ability to speak
355. 11:35is less important than you might think,
356. 11:37what is important is the ability to plan
357. 11:39, the ability to distribute work, the
358. 11:41ability to empathize, to create teams,
359. 11:43because these same gentlemen are going
360. 11:45to have to reach agreements, because it
361. 11:47is clear that there is not going to be
362. 11:49an absolute majority and, therefore,
363. 11:50there are going to have to be agreements
364. 11:52.
365. 11:54And not just pacts to be president, no,
366. 11:57there will have to be pacts to agree on
367. 11:59legislation, to agree on how laws are
368. 12:01drafted, right? Well, I want to see them
369. 12:03doing something.
370. 12:04And I want to see them doing something
371. 12:06together, something that they don't know
372. 12:08how to do a priori.
373. 12:10And here we come to those who are
374. 12:12despots, those who have an ego and take
375. 12:14credit for things but don't really do
376. 12:16anything, those who really distribute
377. 12:18the work well, those who are quiet and
378. 12:20try to understand others, those who are
379. 12:21empathetic, those who are not empathetic
380. 12:23.
381. 12:25This idea of the bridge is not an
382. 12:26original idea of mine. This idea...
383. 12:28There was a very good television program
384. 12:30called Top Gear. Many of you will
385. 12:32probably recognize that it was a car
386. 12:34program and I remember that in one of
387. 12:35the episodes...You will remember a
388. 12:37legendary film from the 60s or 70s, the
389. 12:39film The Bridge on the River Kwai. It
390. 12:41rings a bell, right? There in Indonesia
391. 12:43, building a bridge, and it came out, uh
392. 12:44, I would say Alec Guinness, who I
393. 12:46talked about the other day in another
394. 12:48video, okay?
395. 12:49Well, in that film, you can really see
396. 12:51the human condition under pressure, and
397. 12:53the people from Top Gear did the same
398. 12:55thing. They said, let's build a bridge.
399. 12:57And the three presenters, Clarkson,
400. 12:59Hammond and May, all three of them built
401. 13:01the bridge.
402. 13:04And you understood very well the way
403. 13:06each of them is, because when we are
404. 13:07doing a task, we are doing it in a group
405. 13:09, we are doing it under pressure and the
406. 13:11task has to be delivered, that's when
407. 13:13you see the reality of people.
408. 13:17Isn't that right? Most of us, uh, who
409. 13:19had studies when, right? When we went to
410. 13:22school or university and they asked us
411. 13:24to do group tasks, it was in the group
412. 13:26tasks that it was revealed who was lazy
413. 13:27, who was a good person, who would fall
414. 13:29apart under pressure, who would start
415. 13:31crying. That was perfectly visible in
416. 13:33the work. Yes, right? Yes?
417. 13:36The work illustrates the person.
418. 13:40I would love to see Abascal building a
419. 13:41bridge.
420. 13:42But no, no, building it with a la colau
421. 13:45. I want to see what positions each of
422. 13:47them takes mentally, how they behave, if
423. 13:49they respect the other, if they don't. I
424. 13:51would also like to see...I'm serious, I
425. 13:53would also like to see Feijóo...I would
426. 13:55like to see all of them building a
427. 13:56bridge. Because watching them build a
428. 13:58bridge is a metaphor for the type of
429. 14:00thing...I mean, this example of the
430. 14:02bridge is to give an idea here for the
431. 14:04video, okay?
432. 14:05It could be any task of, let's say,
433. 14:07simple engineering.
434. 14:09Yes, I don't care if it's building a
435. 14:11bridge, I don't care if it's building a
436. 14:13cabin in the middle of the forest, but I
437. 14:15would love to see our politicians doing
438. 14:17something, cooperating. You know, game
439. 14:19theory. And I'm talking about
440. 14:20cooperation and competition.
441. 14:23And how politics tends to prioritize
442. 14:25competition because competition is what
443. 14:27allows ego, vanity, and foolishness,
444. 14:30right?
445. 14:32When instead, cooperation is what we as
446. 14:34citizens deserve and what we need.
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483. 15:49I think politics is unbalanced because
484. 15:51politics allows politicians to show off
485. 15:53in areas that are not the areas that
486. 15:55later define the real usefulness of that
487. 15:57politician in day-to-day life, such as
488. 15:59as president or as a minister or
489. 16:00whatever.
490. 16:04And that's why it would be great to have
491. 16:06a context in which we could validate the
492. 16:07real skills of these politicians, in
493. 16:09which they couldn't hide.
494. 16:12What's up?
495. 16:13That this dream that I just told you
496. 16:15about, I'm sure it's impossible.
497. 16:17I'm sure it's impossible. But do you
498. 16:19think they would want to?
499. 16:22Really, can you imagine Pedro Sánchez
500. 16:24and Feijóo collaborating?
501. 16:26No, because they have to start from the
502. 16:28premise that he's smarter and the other
503. 16:30one is practically stupid, right? When
504. 16:32it comes down to it, I'm sure that you
505. 16:34put Feijóo and Pedro Sánchez to build a
506. 16:36bridge and you force them to come, you
507. 16:37force them to come and really, they're
508. 16:39probably guys like you and me and we
509. 16:41would really see each other's strengths
510. 16:43, like, for example, Feijóo doesn't
511. 16:44speak languages, but he's a guy who
512. 16:46organizes himself super well, I have no
513. 16:48idea, or maybe Pedro Sánchez is a super
514. 16:50nice guy, but then when it comes down to
515. 16:52it he's an idiot or the opposite or who
516. 16:54knows what.
517. 16:56But when we put them in, let's say, a
518. 16:57kind of zoo cage where we validate their
519. 16:59aptitude to do something that is a good
520. 17:01representation of what they will have to
521. 17:03do later when they are in public office
522. 17:05, that is the moment in which we see the
523. 17:07reality of that politician and see if it
524. 17:08might interest you or not.
525. 17:11So, if anyone is interested, Mr. Beast
526. 17:13if you are watching me, okay? You who
527. 17:15have the money that I don't, it would be
528. 17:17great to do something like this. Imagine
529. 17:19, and I say this very seriously, imagine
530. 17:21Donald Trump trying to build a bridge
531. 17:23with a guy from the Democratic Party and
532. 17:25telling them, no, no, you have to
533. 17:27collaborate. Barack Obama and Donald
534. 17:29Trump.
535. 17:30It would be very interesting.
536. 17:32It would be incredible, I'm sure, and
537. 17:34apart from other things it would be
538. 17:36tremendously entertaining because it
539. 17:37gives me the feeling that all
540. 17:39politicians have a very well-designed
541. 17:41mask, but when it comes down to it, I go
542. 17:43back to what I was saying, what would
543. 17:44Milei be like building a bridge?
544. 17:48When you force him to do it with the
545. 17:50opposition and tell him, stop with the
546. 17:52chainsaws, stop with the long live
547. 17:54freedom, damn it, stop with the
548. 17:55aesthetics.
549. 17:57I want to see how you behave for 7 days
550. 17:58and by Friday the bridge has to be built
551. 18:00.
552. 18:01Maybe Milei is a star or maybe you put
553. 18:03him there and say, this guy is a pure
554. 18:05egomaniac and when it comes down to it
555. 18:06he destroys the equipment because I
556. 18:08don't know, he treats them terribly. Who
557. 18:10knows, okay? Well, but I think it would
558. 18:12be a tremendously interesting exercise.
559. 18:14I announced at the beginning that today
560. 18:16I would do a small annex on a stock
561. 18:18market topic that is tremendously
562. 18:19interesting. Well, you know that the
563. 18:21company with the largest stock market
564. 18:23value in the world is Nvidia, Nvidia
565. 18:25Corporation, okay, which is the one that
566. 18:27makes all the semiconductors, the chips
567. 18:29, etc., for artificial intelligence,
568. 18:31right?
569. 18:33Nvidia at the time Steve Jobs
570. 18:35disappeared, there was that gap, right?
571. 18:40Who is the visionary CEO, right?
572. 18:43That he leads the world of technology,
573. 18:45right?
574. 18:47And the CEO of Nvidia, who is a
575. 18:49Taiwanese gentleman named Jensen Huang,
576. 18:51was basically the one who took that
577. 18:53position, right?
578. 18:55I have always admired Jensen Huang, in
579. 18:57fact I met him, and I say this very
580. 18:58seriously, I was there many years ago,
581. 19:00for those of you who are old like me,
582. 19:02you will know that there was a trade
583. 19:04show called Siggraph, I met Jensen Huang
584. 19:06in the first year of Nvidia when they
585. 19:08were showing the first cards they were
586. 19:10making and such, the time of Tomb Raider
587. 19:11, many years ago, right? Well, I have
588. 19:13always admired Jensen Huang.
589. 19:16His visionary capacity to lead Nvidia
590. 19:18has been incredible, he invented the 3D
591. 19:20graphics card, the GeForce at the time.
592. 19:24Uh, back then with the GeForce he
593. 19:25invented everything that is massive
594. 19:27calculation done with graphics cards,
595. 19:29right, CUDA and similar.
596. 19:32Uh, with all that, he led a first
597. 19:34revolution, which was the cryptocurrency
598. 19:36revolution. Let's not fool ourselves,
599. 19:38cryptocurrency mining is
600. 19:39incomprehensible if we don't talk about
601. 19:41circuitry like, for example, graphics
602. 19:43cards.
603. 19:44And after that, he led the artificial
604. 19:46intelligence revolution, which I would
605. 19:48say is literally a second industrial
606. 19:50revolution, so for me, this guy is a
607. 19:52visionary of the stature that will be
608. 19:54remembered just as Steve Jobs is
609. 19:55remembered, okay?
610. 19:57Well, what happens? That every time one
611. 20:00of these people comes along, we tend to
612. 20:02idolize them and think that they are
613. 20:03divine, right?
614. 20:05And if you look up Steve Jobs' biography
615. 20:07, you'll see that Steve Jobs was a
616. 20:08wretch, he was a bad person.
617. 20:10And that's not incompatible with him
618. 20:12being very good at designing products.
619. 20:14And in the case of Jensen Huang, well,
620. 20:16in my community, the community I was
621. 20:18talking about before, where we really
622. 20:20like to make fun of him, there are
623. 20:22people who call him Don Huang.
624. 20:25You know the character Don Huang? Well,
625. 20:27Don Huang, okay? Because, well, the
626. 20:29other day it came to light that it seems
627. 20:31he has a mistress, which wouldn't be so
628. 20:33serious if it weren't for the fact that
629. 20:34the mistress is a Chinese spy.
630. 20:39And it seems that the CIA specifically
631. 20:41warned him, be careful because the one
632. 20:43you're getting into bed with is a
633. 20:44Chinese spy and that Chinese spy seems
634. 20:46to have sealed company secrets to her
635. 20:48company, which is also a company in the
636. 20:50artificial intelligence sector.
637. 20:54This is the first situation.
638. 20:57With that situation, Nvidia's stock
639. 20:59price dropped a lot. Uh, I'm going to
640. 21:01give you the data, okay? More than
641. 21:03anything, I never like to say numbers
642. 21:04like that out in the open.
643. 21:07Okay, I'll give you the data. Nvidia's
644. 21:09valuation peaked on October 6 with a
645. 21:12stock market value of $ 240, $ 240 per
646. 21:15share. Yes?
647. 21:17Since the rumors of Mr. Jensen Huang's
648. 21:19escapades began, Nvidia is currently
649. 21:21trading at 170, so it has lost half of
650. 21:24its value and not only that, but in
651. 21:26today's premarket, right?
652. 21:29In today's premarket it fell 8%to 160,
653. 21:32even worse.
654. 21:34Why? Because it turns out that it has
655. 21:36just come out that Mr. Jensen Huang not
656. 21:38only had one thing to do, but two, one
657. 21:40with the Chinese spy and another with a
658. 21:42company executive. So it seems that all
659. 21:44the talent that this man has for
660. 21:45technology and business, let's say, he
661. 21:47doesn't have it from the waist down.
662. 21:50There is already open talk of Jensen
663. 21:52Huang's dismissal, which should happen
664. 21:54before the 16th, it's the 12th and I'll
665. 21:55tell you why.
666. 21:58On the 16th, Nvidia presents results
667. 22:00that are presented four times a year,
668. 22:02quarterly, and therefore it would be
669. 22:04quite logical that between now and the
670. 22:06presentation of results, if it is
671. 22:07decided to dismiss Jensen Huang, it
672. 22:09would be done in these days. Well, my
673. 22:11investment recommendation, I have
674. 22:13already said that I would make a small
675. 22:15appendix on the stock market because it
676. 22:16is a very important situation. Nvidia is
677. 22:19the most valuable company in the world,
678. 22:21it has lost half of its value, it is a
679. 22:23very good investment opportunity, but it
680. 22:25is not yet.
681. 22:26Yes? Stay calm, no one is buying Nvidia
682. 22:29shares yet, because there could be more
683. 22:31crap and if there is more crap, Nvidia
684. 22:33would continue to fall, but it is clear
685. 22:35that a company of this type is very rare
686. 22:37to open investment windows because they
687. 22:39are companies that only go up, up, up,
688. 22:41up. What has happened is literally what
689. 22:43we call a black swan, something
690. 22:44completely unforeseen, no one could have
691. 22:46foreseen it and, uh, it opens up a huge
692. 22:48investment window if Nvidia, let's say,
693. 22:50takes the right measures, which is why I
694. 22:52said that at the end of the video I
695. 22:53would give you an investment
696. 22:55recommendation.
697. 22:56Uh, this investment recommendation is
698. 22:58Nvidia, don't invest in Nvidia yet, but
699. 23:00of course if you are interested in the
700. 23:02stock market, Nvidia is absolutely
701. 23:04making itself known.
702. 23:06And if you are interested in the stock
703. 23:08market, I'll end the video now, I would
704. 23:10tell you to do yourselves a favor, join
705. 23:12our community. Our community has several
706. 23:14axes, one axis is geopolitics, where we
707. 23:16talk, for example, about the electoral
708. 23:18campaign, and so on. The second most
709. 23:20important axis is investments.
710. 23:24We are constantly talking about
711. 23:25investments, specifically Nvidia will be
712. 23:27the topic and we will be monitoring
713. 23:29Nvidia day by day to detect when the
714. 23:31right time is to enter, so if you are
715. 23:33interested in entering the stock market
716. 23:35, you should know that within our
717. 23:36community there is a free stock market
718. 23:38course made by me with eight lessons,
719. 23:40which are several hours explaining how
720. 23:42the stock market works and you have a
721. 23:44very good entry into the stock market,
722. 23:46which is Nvidia the moment this, let's
723. 23:47say, storm is resolved.
724. 23:53That has been my video today, a video
725. 23:54about politics, a bit about how
726. 23:56politicians like to, let's say, play the
727. 23:58game they want to play.
728. 24:01But by playing the game they want to
729. 24:03play, they do not play the game that we
730. 24:05as citizens want.
731. 24:06Because I wanted to see Abascal in front
732. 24:08of Jordi Wild, I would like to see Ada
733. 24:10Colau building a bridge.
734. 24:14That is to say, the idea is that we as
735. 24:15citizens have interests in making our
736. 24:17decisions and politicians have
737. 24:19completely different interests and it
738. 24:20would be good if, through media pressure
739. 24:22and social pressure, we could get
740. 24:24politicians to submit to the type of
741. 24:26tests that we want in order to form an
742. 24:27opinion about who we want to vote for.
743. 24:31Well, that's all for today. Uh, a
744. 24:33special request today. As you can see,
745. 24:36I've changed the set, okay? I'm trying
746. 24:38to give the channel some cooler
747. 24:39production values. Let me know in the
748. 24:41comments below if you like it. If you
749. 24:43don't know what I'm talking about,
750. 24:44compare this video with the previous
751. 24:45video, you'll see that the set has
752. 24:47changed, okay? Tell me what you think,
753. 24:48okay? I like it, but hey, what do I know
754. 24:51, I do this for you, so tell me what you
755. 24:53think, okay?
756. 24:54And obviously the typical requests,
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763. 25:08we're doing very well, but hey, let's
764. 25:10continue in that direction, that's why I
765. 25:12always say it. And obviously if you
766. 25:13think that a paid community could be
767. 25:15good for you to be able to talk about
768. 25:17the stock market, to be able to talk
769. 25:19about politics, to find people like you
770. 25:20, I'll leave you here one last time the
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772. 25:25And I'll see you in the next episode.
773. 25:27By the way, I'm preparing a pretty
774. 25:29ambitious special.
775. 25:31Hey, don't miss it, it's a special in
776. 25:33which I launch a provocative idea, which
777. 25:35is that perhaps the time has come to ban
778. 25:37social networks.
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781. 25:44Bye.