David Sacks and Chamath on the 2026 Midterm Odds
How Polymarket odds, polling bias, and a split Congress could trigger regulatory freezes for founders.
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The All-In hosts analyze Anthropic's landmark S-1 IPO filing, evaluating its revenue trajectory, gross margins, capital efficiency, and systemic capital market implications. They examine Google's $500 billion single-day market cap drop following earnings and shifting search ad auction dynamics. Finally, the besties debate the 2026 midterm elections, assessing polling accuracy, Polymarket odds, economic data, and the regulatory consequences of divided government.
How Polymarket odds, polling bias, and a split Congress could trigger regulatory freezes for founders.
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