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Anthony Scaramucci shared thisFor every $1 spent on lobbying, the people being lobbied control $490 in public money. In 2014, Princeton and Northwestern researchers studied 1,779 policy decisions over two decades and found that ordinary Americans have a near-zero impact on what Congress actually does. This isn't about corruption in the dramatic sense — no bags of cash in parking garages. It's structural and legal for the last sixty years. My latest piece breaks down exactly how the system works — and the seven concrete, already-proven reforms that could actually fix it.
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Anthony Scaramucci shared thisThe AI revolution isn't coming; it's already here, and it's moving faster than anyone in Washington or on Wall Street wants to admit. Mike Novogratz and I break down what's really happening with jobs, markets, and why the smartest people in the room are starting to get scared of what they've built on this week's episode of All Things Markets. SALT Watch the full episode on YouTube or Spotify.
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Anthony Scaramucci shared this🚨May 2026 “OPEN BOOK” Q&A” 🚨 It's that time again! I will be sitting down to answer your questions. Feel free to ask me questions about life advice, politics, finance, book recommendations, or just about anything else. Ask your questions now!!! Post your questions in the comments below ⬇️
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Anthony Scaramucci shared thisTrump was asked about the insider trading scandal recently and his response: "The world is a casino." Honestly, that may be the most truthful thing he’s said in any interview. Because the people trading on his tweets need to be prosecuted. What's happening is corrupt and the American people know it. This isn't abstract. This undermines the integrity of our capital markets. It undermines faith in the entire system. And when the president's response to market manipulation is a shrug and "the world is a casino”, that tells you everything about who is running the casino.
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Anthony Scaramucci shared thisNo one better to share the stage with and talk Bitcoin and the future of finance than the great Jenny Johnson. Had a great time on the SEMAFOR panel. I explain my Bitcoin price prediction below. Thoughts?Anthony Scaramucci shared thisChatted with Anthony Scaramucci right after our Semafor panel to get his Bitcoin take: $1M per coin in the next decade. His reasoning might surprise you...
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Anthony Scaramucci shared thisOne of the best days of my life was March of 1972. I was eight years old. My father was a crane operator. My mother was a makeup artist. I walked home from elementary school and came through the side door. My grandmother and my mother were ecstatic. In the unfinished basement of our very small house — a washer and dryer from General Electric had just been installed. No more walking to the laundromat. The joy on those two women's faces left a core memory in the eight-year-old version of me that I have never forgotten. We were a blue-collar, economically aspirational family. Half Italian spoken in the house and nobody went to college. But they had aspirations for their kids to go to college. You're going to do your homework. You're going to live the American dream. The washer and dryer was the evidence. And here's why I'm telling you this. We took families like mine — economically aspirational — and over 40 years we made them economically desperational. That's the tragedy. And that's what we have to fix.
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Anthony Scaramucci shared thisGo back 25 years. The internet was clunky. We were buying books on Amazon, a PEZ dispenser on eBay, answering emails on AOL. Now we have trillions of dollars in transactions. Billions of people streaming 4K video. Applications that didn't exist in anyone's imagination. That's where DeFi and Solana are today. Imagine beaming yourself back to 2003 and buying the great internet companies at those prices. That's exactly where you are right now in this space.
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Anthony Scaramucci shared thisThink about how sad my life is from a sports perspective. 👇🏼 I am a Jets, Mets, Rangers, and Knicks fan. My entire life has been a house of pain waiting for the next collapse. But am I going to switch to the Dodgers because they’re winning? No! That’s exactly how I feel about the Republican Party. I’m not a MAGA Republican. I’m a socially inclusive Republican. Stay out of people’s personal lives, believe in free markets, business growth, forward thinking. The party needs to be fixed. The dysfunction at this level is not sustainable. But I’m not switching teams. You fix it from the inside or you don’t fix it at all. Watch the full episode of Open Book here: https://lnkd.in/eard-dYq
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Anthony Scaramucci reposted thisAnthony Scaramucci reposted thisClarity Act will Unlock Bitcoin & Crypto Adoption! Anthony Scaramucci, Founder & Managing Partner at SkyBridge Capital, highlights the impact the Clarity Act will have once it passes on banks adopting Bitcoin and crypto assets. Watch the full interview https://lnkd.in/eyFaTebw #clarityact #bitcoin #crypto
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Anthony Scaramucci liked thisAnthony Scaramucci liked thisIn order to have focus we need to escape to focus. The first thing I noticed when I walked into Stanford's d.school was the lack of traditional chairs. Instead there were foam cubes you could sit on — rather uncomfortably, as I soon discovered. Like almost everything at the d.school, this was done by design. After a few minutes of uncomfortable perching, students would rather stand up, walk around, and engage with one another — not just the classmates sitting to their right or left. The school had used the physical space to encourage new ways of engaging and thinking. They also created a hiding place called "Booth Noir." A small room deliberately designed to fit only one to three people. This room was windowless, soundproof, and deliberately free of distraction. There was no tech, so the only reason you go there is to think. Most of us have never built anything like that into our lives. Not because we can't, but because we've never stopped to ask whether we should. There is a false association with the word focus. People tend to think of focus as a thing. Yes, focus is something we have, but focus is also something we do. In order to have focus we need to escape to focus. This is why while at Microsoft, Bill Gates used to set aside one week every six months to step back and focus on the big picture, he called it “Think Week”. During Think Week, he would: -read articles -catch up on the latest technology -make plans for Microsoft's direction. He did this every year from 1980 through the height of Microsoft’s expansion. Why did he do it? One of the ways we solve the wrong problem is by coming up with quick-fix solutions. If you want to design a business or a life where the essential things get the primary focus and attention, you can’t just pull ideas out of thin air. You have to spend time understanding what you are trying to achieve. Only then can you evaluate the problems you face and the way forward. I encourage you to take the time to create space to think about your life, the problems you face, and the way forward. Here’s an easy way to do it: 1. Make a list of everything you are doing - Include all personal and professional commitments. 2. Put each one on a Post-it note - Cover the wall so you can separate all those activities and look at them. 3. Identify 1-3 things that matter - Not the good things, not even the important things, but the vital few. 4. Then compare the lists - Are the items on your Post-it notes helping you achieve what's essential in your life? Which ones can you fire? Subscribe to my free email list and I’ll show you how: https://lnkd.in/g9i9J_da
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Anthony Scaramucci liked thisAnthony Scaramucci liked thisI'm deeply saddened to hear of Mark Mobius' passing. Mark wasn't just the Father of Emerging Markets. To my family and me, he was a dear friend. Some of my most treasured memories happened outside the office: celebrating Carnival together in Brazil, exploring Amsterdam and the times my parents joined him on their travels. Those moments showed me who Mark really was. His warmth, his endless curiosity, that wonderful sense of adventure he brought to everything. His professional legacy is extraordinary, of course. Mark opened the world's eyes to emerging markets and inspired generations of investors to think more globally, more boldly and with greater imagination about what's possible. He changed how we invest and how we see opportunity across the world. But for those of us lucky enough to know him personally, Mark was so much more than his incredible accomplishments. He was generous with his time, thoughtful with his advice and genuinely fascinated by people and cultures everywhere he went. I'm grateful to have known him as a friend, to have learned from him and to have shared so many meaningful experiences together over the years. My heart is with his family and everyone who had the privilege of knowing and loving him. His impact will continue for generations to come.
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