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Exploring a Senate run while recovering from cancer and citing a CEO track record, states a platform of opportunity and accountability, argues stimulus neglected biotech and points out that GM/Chrysler dealer cuts shuttered 3,600 dealerships costing 156,000 jobs. Calls for bailouts to demand CEO and board resignations, wants boardrooms to adopt 360 peer reviews, warns against blunt net neutrality rules that scare investors, and advocates using tech to post every bill, budget and voting record online for transparency.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Considering a Senate run
- 2:29Dealing with public scrutiny
- 4:37Focus on policy platform
- 6:56Economic and industry views
- 9:35Reflecting on business past
- 12:00Regulating the internet
- 14:21Net neutrality and policy
- 17:29Lessons from HP tenure
- 20:41Senate vs. Governor role
- 23:56Critique of incumbents
- 26:08Audience Q&A session
- 30:07Identity as a Republican
- 34:19Foreign policy and economy
- 37:25Technology and transparency
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