Caller: “Hi Dave. Long-time listener. First-time caller.” Dave: “You are on the show. What's going on?” Caller: “I think billionaires have too much power.” Dave: “Okay. What do you do?” Caller: “I'm a Congressman.” Dave: “Alright. Where are you from?” Caller: “Silicon Valley.” Dave: “The one with Apple, Google, Nvidia, Meta, OpenAI, and about half the companies carrying the stock market?” Caller: “That's right.” Dave: “Interesting. And what seems to be the problem?” Caller: “The tech bro billionaires.” Dave: “The guys who built the companies that made your district one of the wealthiest places on Earth?” Caller: “Yes.” Dave: “So let me get this straight. Your district keeps producing trillion-dollar companies, millions of jobs both directly and indirectly, and tools used by two-thirds of the people on earth.” Caller: “Correct.” Dave: “And your conclusion is that the people who built all of it are the problem.” Caller: “Exactly.” Dave: “What have you built?” Caller: “I serve the public.” Dave: “No, I mean built.” Caller: “I write legislation.” Dave: “Did you make the iPhone?” Caller: “No.” Dave: “Google Search?” Caller: “No.” Dave: “Nvidia chips?” Caller: “No.” Dave: “SpaceX rockets?” Caller: “No.” Dave: "So the entrepreneurs create the wealth and the politicians create the hearings?" Caller: “That's not fair.” Dave: “Congressman, every year your district creates more wealth than most countries. Why are you treating success like a crime scene?” Caller: "We need to hold billionaires accountable." Dave: "For what? Exceeding expectations?"