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4:06Now PlayingWorld Economic Forum founder and chairman Klaus Schwab probably doesn’t actively TRY to sound like a villain out of a James Bond movie, but he clearly doesn’t try too hard NOT to either. In this clip from a recent interview with EU chief Ursula von der Leyen, Schwab as Bond Villain effuses over the shift in manufacturing of semiconductors from the Far East to Europe as a key step in “creating the physical brain for digitization.”
Jimmy and The Dive’s Jackson Hinkle marvel at Schwab’s remarkable comportment and wonder whether later in the interview he explained his master plan to von der Leyen before leaving her to die by some Rube Goldberg-type contraption.
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