David Sacks Says A Kamala White House Would Block Data Centers And Use AI To Censor You
May 27, 2026
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as posted by the channelPatrick Bet-David plays a clip of Trump AI adviser David Sacks saying “we’re really lucky” Trump is president during the AI revolution, arguing a Kamala Harris White House would have blocked data centers, throttled AI infrastructure and turned models into tools for censorship. Sacks claims Biden’s earlier AI order baked DEI priorities into AI policy, while Trump just wants the country to win economically.
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