Bill Clinton
42nd president of the United States (1993–2001), previously governor of Arkansas; appears here in archival footage as a speaker on oceans, climate, weather, and El Niño.
America’s Promise Is Opportunity, Not Guaranteed Outcomes
David Sacks argues that America’s defining promise is not provision but the opportunity to pursue anything through work, talent and initiative. In the All-In Summit’s 2026 introductory film, Sacks, Chamath Palihapitiya, David Friedberg and Jason Calacanis frame their immigrant and entrepreneurial experiences as evidence of a culture that rewards ambition, tolerates unconventional ideas and treats failure as part of trying. The montage pairs that case with presidential appeals to building, risk-taking and national renewal.
A Super El Niño Threatens Crops, Shipping and Energy Systems
A potentially historic El Niño is unfolding in a world already 1.4°C warmer than before industrialisation, creating conditions in which a natural Pacific cycle can intensify heat, drought and flooding and carry local shocks into the global economy. Akshat Rathi says the added ocean heat can make existing extremes more severe; in Panama, reduced rainfall has already prompted cargo limits at the canal, threatening to disrupt trade flows and energy markets beyond the country.