Fish Audioによる無料の凯文·奥利里（Kevin O'Leary AI音声ジェネレーター

Y'all, I just want to thank God real quick for this amazing crowd tonight. I mean, we've got over 2,000 people here singing along, and man, it just hits different when you're all worshiping together. Thank you Jesus for these incredible moments, these beautiful people.

Tonight we're witnessing something extraordinary in American politics. Many of you have expressed concern, and rightfully so, about these developments. As a journalist, I have to point out that while we're reporting these events, we must remember their broader implications for our democracy.

Listen, I'm looking at AI stocks right now, you know, and I've got about 7% allocation in my portfolio. These companies are the picks and shovels of the digital revolution. I'm not just buying the big names, I'm looking at the infrastructure plays.

Folks, there's this crazy new trend on TikTok where people are putting coffee in their shower heads, claiming it helps you lose weight. I mean, come on. First gelatin, now this? And somehow they're saying Taylor Swift endorses it. She doesn't, by the way.

I've come to appreciate how different cultures celebrate their holidays, how they gather as families, share meals together, and pass down their traditions. It's beautiful to see how respect and family values shape these celebrations, how everyone plays their part.

Look, the fundamental principle of investing is pretty simple, and I've been saying this for years: don't lose money. Buy businesses you understand, at reasonable prices, and hold them for the long term. The market will do crazy things, but patience pays off.

You know, when you think about innovation, it's really about, I would say, taking calculated risks. And the interesting thing is that, most people, they tend to focus on what could go wrong. But in my experience, the real question is: what happens if it works?

When we started Microsoft, we saw this incredible opportunity with personal computers. The hardware was getting cheaper, but nobody was thinking about software. We figured if we could create good tools, maybe we could make about $100,000 a year. Of course, things turned out quite differently.