In 2026, enterprises will see massive adoption of AI agents (not just chatbots), driven bottom-up by early-adopter employees bringing consumerized AI tools into the workplace rather than top-down corporate initiatives.
“I think that you're going to see massive enterprise adoption of AI, not just chat bots, but agents this year.”
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Explanation
Enterprise AI agent adoption accelerated sharply through 2026, widely reported as bottom-up (employee-led) rather than top-down corporate rollout, matching the prediction.
If Democrats win control of the House and the presidency in 2028, the federal government will likely step in to federalize and bail out state and local pension obligations (such as California's roughly $1 trillion in unfunded public pension liabilities).
“If you end up with a Democratc controlled House and a Democrat president in 2028, you'll very likely see a federalization of that obligation, meaning that the federal government will step in to bail out or support those state and local governments”
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Conditional on Democrats winning both the House and presidency in the 2028 election, which has not yet occurred.
Trump will take populist action to raise the federal minimum wage, potentially by $1-2 per year over the next three years, as a move to address affordability concerns.
“What if Trump decides he's going to raise the minimum wage?... What if Trump said we're going to add a dollar to it or $2 to it over each year of the next three?”
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No federal minimum-wage increase was enacted or proposed by the Trump administration through 2026; the federal minimum wage remained unchanged.
Republicans will lose the 2026 midterm elections if current conditions (unaddressed affordability concerns) persist.
“I think it's a possibility and I think they're going to lose the midterms as it stands right now.”
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The 2026 midterm elections have not yet occurred as of this check.
The current period of strong GDP growth, job creation, and AI-driven capex will, in retrospect, be seen as the start of a new economic golden age comparable to the late 1990s.
“I suspect we'll look back on this time period as the beginning of a new golden age.”
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A subjective, retrospective framing ("new golden age") that cannot be cleanly verified true or false with available economic data.