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A palantír is one of several indestructible crystal balls from The Lord of the Rings.

'Palan' means 'far' and 'tír' means 'watch over'.

Basically these palantír balls were used for communication, remotely influencing or controlling weaker users of the other balls and pretty much just freely spying on shit.

One of Sauron's favorite uses of the stones was broadcasting wartime propaganda.

Inspiring stuff indeed.

At least enough for JD Vance's sponsor/mentor Peter Theil.​


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Index​
1. Intro

2. Index

3. Overview (2003–2025)

4. US Lobbying Fund Recipients

5. US Revolving Door Assets

6. US Lobbying Totals

7. US Bills Lobbied

8. US Contributions by Party

9. Trump Cabinet Connections

10. Videos

11. Alex Karp | Palantir CEO

12. Peter Theil

13. Stephen Cohen

14. Joe Lonsdale

15. In-Q-Tel | CIA

16. US Intelligence Community

17. JD Vance

18. United Nations

19. World Economic Forum

20. Agenda 2030

21. Post | @NotoriousOutlawRecords

22. Palestine/Israel

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26.

27.

28.

29. The Agenda | Full Documentary

30. DoD Directive 5240.01

31. Anduril Industries

32. Project Maven | DoD

33. Foundry System

34. Gotham System

35. Apollo System

36. Titan System

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Overview​
2003​
-Peter Thiel (Founder/Chairman)
-Stephen Cohen (Founder/President)
-Alex Karp (Founder/CEO)
-Joe Lonsdale (Founder/Advisor/Stakeholder/8VC-Anduril)
-CIA (In-Q-Tel/seed funding)
2004​
-Alex Poindexter (National Security Council)
-Richard Perle (ex-chair Defense Policy Board)
2005​
-CIA (Central Intelligence Agency/Client)
2006​
-Finance Events ×9 (undisclosed–7/5 total: $7,522,861)
-Finance Events ×4 (7/5/06–12/8 total: $2,999,999)
-Reed Elsevier Ventures (Funding)
-CIA (Central Intelligence Agency/In-Q-Tel/Publicly listed equity stake)
2007​
-Finance Events ×8 (undisclosed–9/26 total: $12,700,000)
-Rivendell (DC office/David Worn)
-David Worn (Former DoD/MITRE)
2008​
-Finance Events ×14 (undisclosed–3/5 total: $36,752,410)
-USIC (United States Intelligence Community/Gotham)
2009​
-Finance Events ×7 (3/25/09–4/14 total: $8,291,250)
-Finance Events ×35 (11/17/09–11/30 total: $34,989,261)
-JPMorganChase (First private client)
-Peter Cavicchia III (JPMorgan/'Metropolis'/employee spying)
-Frank Bisignano (CEO/First Data Corp/data-Peter Cavicchia)
2010​
-Finance Events ×39 (11/30/09–7/7 total: $55,069,242)
-US Govt (accounts for 70% of business)
-Private Institutions (account for 30% of business)
-Medicare (Contract)
-Medicaid (Contract)
-Capgemini (Partnership)
-Founders Fund (Invests)
-Youniversity Ventures (Invests)
-Glynn Capital (Invests)
-Ulu Ventures (Miriam Rivera/Invests)
-Jeremy Stoppleman (Invests)
-Ben Ling (Invests)
-RATB (Recovery Accountability and Transparency Board/Client)
-TRC (Thomson Reuters Corporation/Partnership)
-Hunton & Williams LLP (WikiLeaks/The Plan)
-John Braux (Recruited fmr Senator/lobby asset)
-Trent Lott (Recruited fmr Senator/lobby asset)
2011​
-Finance Events ×6 (4/20/11–5/5 total: $50,000,000)
-Finance Events ×2 (8/23/11–9/7 total: $68,000,000)
-HBGary Federal (WikiLeaks/The Plan)
-Berico Technologies (WikiLeaks/The Plan)
-Bank of America (WikiLeaks/The Plan)
-JD Vance (Connects with Theil)
-WEF (Recognized as Technology Pioneer)
2012​
-Finance Events ×2 (5/1/12–5/16 total: $56,130,202)
-NZDF (NZ Defense Force/Client)
-NOPD (New Orleans PD/Partnership)
2013​
-Finance Events ×15 (9/12/13–9/27 total: $196,500,204)
-Finance Event ×1 (11/20/13–12/5 total: $57,504,320)
-Finance Events ×2 (12/5/13–12/10 total: $50,003,697)
-Finance Events ×8 (12/10/13–12/24 total: $70,005,891)
-Voicegem (Acquisition)
-CIA (Central Intelligence Agency/Client)
-DHS (Department of Homeland Security/Client)
-NSA (National Security Agency/Client)
-FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation/Client)
-CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention/Client)
-IRS (Internal Revenue Service/Client)
-USMC (US Marine Corps/Client)
-USAF (US Air Force/Client)
-USSOC (US Special Operations Command/Client)
-USMA (US Military Academy/Client)
-JI-TDO (Joint Improvised-Threat Defeat Org/Client)
-RATB (Recovery Accountability and Transparency Board/Client)
-NCMEC (National Center for Missing & Exploited Children/Client)
-NCRIC (Northern California Regional Intelligence Center/Client)
2014​
-Finance Events ×29 (6/28/13–2/14 total: $111,306,601)
-Finance Events ×20 (12/29/13–2/14 total: $101,551,267)
-Poptip (Social Media data tech startup/Acquisition)
-Propeller (Mobile app tech startup/Acquisition)
-CIA (Central Intelligence Agency/Client)
-ICE (Immigration & Customs Enforcement/Partnership)
-Ken Langone (KSO-Order of St. Gregory the Great/Invests)
-Stanley Druckenmiller (Quantum Fund-Soros/Invests)
-TGM (Tiger Global Management/Invests)
-Founders Fund (Peter Thiel/Invests)
-First Data (Credit-card analytics/'Insightics')
2015​
-FT Technologies (Retail data analytics/Acquisition)
-Eoin Hayes (Irish politician/fmr employee/Invests)
-IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency/Client)
2016​
-Kimono Labs, Inc (Web Browser Tools/Acquisition)
-Credit Suisse (Partnership)
-Signac (Co-founded with Credit Suisse)
-Silk (Data visualization startup/Acquisition)
-Retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn (USNSA)
-DoD (Department of Defense/Client/Google's Project Maven)
2017​
-Merck (Partnership)
-Trump (Southern border....)
-German state police in Hesse (Client)
-Europol (Client)
-Danish POL-INTEL (Client)
2018​
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2019​
-RATB (Recovery Accountability & Transparency Board/Client)
-DoD (Department of Defense/Client/Takes over Project Maven)
-NIH (National Institutes of Health/Client)
-NCCC (National Covid Cohort Collaborative/Client)
-NIH/FASEB ('Foundry' wins NIH/FASEB Dataworks Grand Prize)
-Polaris Project (Client)
-CDC (Centers for Disease Control & Prevention/Client)
-NCMEC (National Center for Missing & Exploited Children/Client)
-Team Rubicon (Client)
-WFP (World Food Program/Client)
2020​
-FDA (Food and Drug Administration/Client/Covid-19/'Tiberius')
-NHS England (National Health Services/Client/Covid-19)
-HHS (US Health & Human Services/'Project Now'/Covid-19)
2021​
-IBM (IBM Quantum Computing/Partnership)
-AWS (Amazon Web Services/Partnership)
-Babylon Health (Stake)
-BlackSky Holdings, Inc. (Partnership)
2022​
-Microsoft (Microsoft Azure Government Clouds/Partnership)
-UK Homes for Ukraine program ('Foundry' contract)
-Indra Joshi (NHS England's former AI chief/Recruited)
2023​
-NHS England (Federated Data Platform/7 year contract)
-AIP (Artificial Intelligence Platform/Launched)
-Ukraine Military (Client/'Skykit')
-Merck KDaA (Client/'Foundry')
-Airbus (Client/'Foundry')
-Ferrari (Client/'Foundry')
-Info Warfare Monitor (Partner/Ghostnet & Shadow Net)
-Jamie Fly (Recruted as CEO senior counselor)
2024​
-'Trump Trade' (Controversy)
-IDF (Israeli Defense Force/Partnership)
-Archer Aviation (Client)
2025​
-Elon Musk (DOGE/Client)
-Trump ('Big Beautiful Bill'/Client)
-ICE (Immigration & Customs Enforcement/Client)
-NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization/Client/'Maven')
-TWG Global (Partnership)
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US Lobbying Fund Recipients ​
-Kamala Harris | $123,424
-Ryan Patt | $49,513
-Adam Smith | $28,100
-Maggie Goodlander | $24,000
-Jason Crow | $23,500
-John Hickenlooper | $21,750
-Martin Heinrich | $21,650
-Josh Riley | $20,251
-Ro Khanna | $16,500
-Peter Dixon | $13,900
-Jon Tester | $12,752
-Maria Cantwell | $11,600
-Elissa Slotkin | $10,410
-Ruben Gallego | $10,194
-Adam Schiff | $10,000
-Jacky Rosen | $9,980
-Chris Coons | $7,600
-Josh Gottheimer | $7,600
-Richie Torres | $7,100
-Catherine Cortez Masto | $6,641
-John Fetterman | $6,618
-Sam T Liccardo | $6,600
-Raja Krishnamoorthi | $6,600
-Richard Blumenthal | $6,600
-Don Beyer | $5,000
-Gabe Amo | $4,375
-Christopher S Murphy | $4,050
-Will Rollins | $3,999
-George Whitesides | $3,800
-Bob Casey | $3,720
-Adam Gray | $3,700
-Derek Tran | $3,700
-Rudy Salas | $3,700
-Andei Cherny | $3,300
-Jennifer Wexton | $3,300
-Joe Manchin | $3,300
-Mark Warner | $3,000
-Hakeem Jeffries | $2,500
-Jom Himes | $2,500
-Andy Kim | $2,060
-Shomari Figures | $2,000
-Joe Simitian | $2,000
-Colin Alfred | $1,900
-Sherrod Brown | $1,830
-Don Samuels | $1,800
-Suhas Subramanyan | $1,502
-Maxine Dexter | $1,500
-Brittany Pettersen | $1,500
-Shri Thanedar | $1,250
-Elizabeth Warren | $1,193
-Mary Peltola | $1,015
-Eric Sorensen | $1,003
-Wesley Bell | $1,000
-Sheldon Whitehouse | $1,000
-George Latimer | $1,000
-Diana DeGette | $833
-Tammy Baldwin | $792
-Kyle Kilbourn | $750
-Pete Aguilar | $750
-Gabe Vasquez | $513
-Susie Lee | $503
-Lanon Baccam | $501
-Mondaire Jones | $501
-Aditya Pai | $500
-Jared Moskowitz | $500
-Josh Harder | $500
-Nikki Budzinski | $500
-Patty Murray | $500
-Zak Malamed | $500
-Krystie Kaul | $500
-Steven Horsford | $500
-Greg Stanton | $500
-Will Jawando | $350
-Adam Frisch | $275
-Rashida Tlaib | $250
-Angela Alsobrooks | $235
-Cori Bush | $200
-Debbie Mucarsei-Powell | $200
-Dean Phillips | $100
-Jasmine Crockett | $100
-Mikie Sherrill | $100
-Isaiah Martin | $100
-Mirianne Williamson | $90
-Marie Gluesenkamp-Perez | $63
-Yadira Caraveo | $63
-Lucia Baez-Geller | $54
-Jon Ossoff | $50
-Nick Melvoin | $50
-Johnathan Nez | $50
-Lucas Kunce | $40
-Gloria Johnson | $30
-Abigail Spanberger | $25
-Jamaal Bowman | $25
-Yevgeny 'Eugene' Vindman | $25
-Mike Levin | $25
-Tom Suozzi | $25
-Julie Lythcott-Haims | $20
-Matt Collier | $20
-Ike McCorkie | $15
-Emillia Sykes | $13
-Susan Wild | $13
-Greg Landsman | $13
-Jahana Hayes | $13
-Lisa Blunt-Rochester | $12
-Mark Kelly | $10
-Maggie Hassan | $5
-Ben Ray Lujan | $5
-Kevin Van Ostern | $5
-Matt Cartwright | $3
-Chris Pappas | $3
-Andrea Salinas | $3
-Harry Dunn | $1
-Tim Kaine | -$140
-Katie Porter | -$240
-Vanessa Fajans-Turner | -$5,800
-Nikki Haley | $28,830
-Mike Gallagher | $23,100
-John Corryn | $18,685
-Mike D Rogers | $15,900
-Rob Whitman | $15,401
-Ken Calvert | $14,900
-Dave McCormick | $14,799
-Donald Trump | $14,005
-Joni Ernst | $13,200
-Bill Cassidy | $9,900
-Mike Lawler | $9,900
-Mike Garcia | $8,300
-Roger Wicker | $7,485
-John Barrasso | $7,084
-Deb Fischer | $7,084
-Lindsey Graham | $6,600
-Ted Cruz | $6,600
-Thom Tillis | $6,600
-Jay Obernolte | $6,600
-Tom Emmer | $6,600
-Marco Rubio | $6,600
-Tom Cotton | $6,600
-John Thune | $6,600
-Dan Sullivan | $6,600
-Lisa Murkowski | $6,600
-Elise Stefanik | $6,600
-Brian Fitzpatrick | $6,600
-Jake Ellzey | $3,300
-Ron DeSantis | $3,300
-Steve Womack | $3,300
-Jim Justice | $3,300
-Michael Waltz | $3,300
-Michael R Turner | $2,500
-Darin LaHood | $2,500
-Michelle Steel | $2,000
-Chris Christie | $1,302
-Nicole Malliotakis | $1,000
-Brian Jack | $1,000
-Kevin Cramer | $599
-Marsha Blackburn | $599
-Larry Hogan | $599
-Jim Banks | $599
-Kari Lake | $599
-Nella Louise Domenici | $599
-Eric Hovde | $599
-Josh Hawley | $599
-Tim Sheehy | $599
-Rick Scott | $599
-Pete Rickets | $578
-Darnell Essa | $500
-Bernie Moreno | $500
-Max Engling | $500
-Mario Diaz-Balart | $500
-John McGuire | $500
-Marc Molinaro | $200
-Brandon Gill | $52
-Will Hurd | $52
-Tim Scott | $52
-W. Asa Hutchinson | $50
-Vivek Ramaswamy | $31
-Daniel Norber | $2
-Ben Sasse | -$2,900
-Kyrsten Sinema | $10,700
-Agnus King | $6,800
-Jill Stein | $15
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Revolving Door Assets​
Mike Gallagher
-former US Rep (R-Wisc.)
Machalagh Carr
-served as chief of staff to former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy.
-wife of Trump FCC Chairman Brendan Carr.
Matthew Turpin
-served as the director of China for the National Security Council in the first Trump White House.
-senior China advisor to Trump’s then-commerce secretary, Wilbur Ross.
-Pentagon 2013–2017, advised the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff on China issues.
-assisted with the Defense Innovation Initiative, a program aimed at developing technologies to sustain the U.S. military's competitive advantage.
Wendy Anderson
-senior vice president of federal and national security.
-held a slew of top positions at the Defense Department during the Obama administration.
-including deputy chief of staff to then-Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel.
-served as chief of staff to Obama’s commerce secretary, Penny Pritzker.
-worked as a staffer on the Senate Homeland Security Committee and as a Democratic Senate aide.
-served as a member of the Atlantic Council’s Commission on Defense Innovation Adoption, which named Palantir as one of its corporate sponsors, advocated for reducing bureaucratic barriers and creating new incentives for tech companies to do business with the Pentagon.
-co-authored an op-ed with fellow Atlantic Council commissioner Michèle Flournoy pushing the Defense Department to more rapidly adopt software systems outside its traditional acquisition process.
Alexander Alden
-veteran of the first Trump administration who joined Palantir in 2021.
-served as a special assistant at the Pentagon from 2017–2018 before becoming senior director on Trump’s National Security Council, responsible for emerging technologies and defense policy.
-later moved to the Trump State Department, where he was tasked with strengthening EU-U.S. relations while “countering Chinese regional influence.”
Jamie Fly
-former aide to Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.), Trump’s newly installed secretary of state.
-served as a foreign and national security affairs advisor to Rubio from 2013–2017 -served in the George W. Bush administration at both the Pentagon and National Security Council.
Geof Kahn
-Central Intelligence Agency veteran who worked on the transition team for the first Trump administration, assisting then-Rep. Mike Pompeo (R-Kan.) during his confirmation process to be CIA director.
-later served as senior adviser to Pompeo and the CIA’s chief operating officer.
-spent five years as policy director for the House Intelligence Committee from 2011–2017, including during the chairmanships of Republican Reps. Mike Rogers (Mich.) and Devin Nunes (Calif.).
Greg Little
-one of the first Pentagon officials to run CDAO.
David Spirk
-served as chief data officer at the Pentagon and contributed to the creation of CDAO.
Maura Thompson
-held various logistics positions at CDAO and the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
Trevor Austin
-worked as a Palantir engineer early in his career.
Will Thibeau
-worked as deployment strategist at Palantir.
Joseph Larson
-headed AI policy and strategy at Palantir.
-joined the Pentagon in October 2016 as deputy chief of Project Maven.
-briefly worked for an AI startup after leaving the Pentagon and then took a job at Anduril.
-Another turn of the revolving door brought him back to the Pentagon as chief of Project Maven and later as a deputy chief of the newly created CDAO.
-He returned to Anduril as a senior vice president in March 2024.
Allen Souza
-employed by Palantir last year (2024).
-veteran Republican congressional aide who served as national security advisor to House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.).
-did a stint in the Trump National Security Council in 2020-21.
-in May 2024, Souza returned to Congress as a Senate Intelligence Committee staffer and oversight counsel.
Tyler Jensen
-served as an aide to Rep. Adam Smith (Wash.) when Smith was lead Democrat on the House Armed Services committee.
William Duhnke
-was a longtime Republican staff director for Senate committees including Appropriations and Intelligence. (Following a stint as a lobbyist, Duhnke is now back in Congress as a senior policy advisor to Speaker Johnson.)
Lobbyists have helped Palantir establish links with congressional leadership and key committees that are essential to its bottom line. But the company has also engaged in a softer form of influence building, creating a foundation to promote policy ideas that serve to advance its Washington agenda.

The company quietly launched the Palantir Foundation for Defense Policy and International Affairs in 2023. The organization, which was granted non-profit tax status in March 2024, describes itself as non-partisan and says it plans to sponsor academic research, fellowships, and conferences on national security issues.

The foundation’s inaugural Atlantic & Pacific Forum, held in May 2024, focused on the role of AI in warfare—a topic central to Palantir’s product offerings. The event, co-sponsored by Foreign Policy magazine, featured a number of speakers with defense tech experience. They included Linda Lourie, who served in the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy from 2021 to 2022 and previously worked at the Pentagon in a variety of roles including general counsel of the Defense Innovation Unit (DIU). The DIU is devoted to accelerating the military's adoption of commercial technology. Another speaker, Nina Kollars, served as a special adviser to the undersecretary of defense for research and engineering in the Biden administration.

Lourie and Kollars did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

The Palantir foundation also publishes a journal about technology and national security called The Republic. The first issue, released in July 2024, included a piece by Palantir’s Jacob Helberg that argues that “AI is the pivotal technology in U.S.-China competition” and “the U.S. government and Silicon Valley must seriously partner to protect democracy from the autocrats looking to dismantle it.”

By funding conferences, academic papers, and policy commentary, Palantir can create an echo chamber effect around ideas that are favorable to its business interests.

The foundation’s plans for fellowships also appear to be a part of this strategy. While its website gives only a bare-bones description of the fellowship program, such initiatives can be powerful tools for influencing government. As TTP has previously reported, former Google CEO Eric Schmidt funded a program that placed dozens of fellows in influential Biden administration posts that often overlap with his private financial interests.

Schmidt is closely tied to Peter Thiel and Palantir. Both Schmidt and Thiel back America’s Frontier Fund (AFF), a nonprofit venture fund that invests in Palantir and other U.S. defense tech companies. (An AFF representative once reportedly boasted that war with China would be good for the fund's portfolio.) Schmidt has urged the U.S. government to invest more in AI research and development to compete with China, without mentioning his personal investments in AI startups that could benefit from such R&D.
Jacob Helberg
-senior advisor to Palantir CEO Alex Karp.
-major Trump campaign donor.
-served on a congressional advisory panel that recommended the U.S. launch a “Manhattan Project-like” program to beat China on AI.
Gregory Barbaccia
-former Palantir head of intelligence & investigations.
Shyam Sankar
-Palantir's chief technology officer.
Palantir has seen its shares soar in recent weeks, boosted by strong financial results and expectations that the company will benefit from the second Trump administration. The company’s key government contracts include deals to provide AI targeting technology (Maven Smart System) to the U.S. military and a battle management system (TITAN) to the U.S. Army.

To keep those government sales flowing, Palantir is building an extensive influence network in Washington, following a strategy honed by Big Tech and other corporate giants. The company has hired a slew of well-connected players from Congress and federal agencies, ramped up lobbying activity, and created a foundation to bankroll policy-shaping research, conferences, and public commentary. This effort, which is mostly taking place below the radar, reflects Palantir’s ambitions to establish itself as a permanent player in the U.S. defense-intelligence sector in the Trump years—and beyond.
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Bills Lobbied​
H.R.6610 | Passport System Reform and Backlog Prevention Act

•Congress: 118

•Reports/Issues: 5

H.R.8070 | Servicemember Quality of Life Improvement and National Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2025

•Congress: 118

•Reports/Issues: 4

H.R.2882 | Udall Foundation Reauthorization Act of 2023 (aka: Further Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2024)

•Congress: 118

•Reports/Issues: 2

H.R.6126 | Israel Security Supplemental Appropriations Act, 2024

•Congress: 118

•Reports/Issues: 2

S.2226 | National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2024

•Congress: 118

•Reports/Issues: 2

H.R.4366 | Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2024 (aka: Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2024)

•Congress: 118

•Reports/Issues: 2

H.R.815 | RELIEVE Act (aka: Making emergency supplemental appropriations for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2024, and for other purposes)

•Congress: 118

•Reports/Issues: 1

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Trump Cabinet Connections​
President
-Donald Trump | 2017–2021

Vice President
-Mike Pence | 2017–2021

Secretary of State
-Rex Tillerson | 2017–2018
--Mike Pompeo | 2018–2021

Secretary of the Treasury
-Steven Mnuchin | 2017–2021

Secretary of Defense
-Jim Mattis | 2017–2019
--Mark Esper | 2019–2020
---Christopher C. Miller (acting) | 2020–2021

Attorney General
-Jeff Sessions | 2017–2018
--William Barr | 2019–2020
---Jeffrey A. Rosen (acting) | 2020–2021

Secretary of the Interior
-Ryan Zinke | 2017–2019
--David Bernhardt | 2019–2021

Secretary of Agriculture
-Sonny Perdue | 2017–2021

Secretary of Commerce
-Wilbur Ross | 2017–2021

Secretary of Labor
-Alexander Acosta | 2017–2019
--Eugene Scalia | 2019–2021

Secretary of Health and
Human Services
-Tom Price | 2017
--Alex Azar | 2018–2021

Secretary of Housing and
Urban Development
-Ben Carson | 2017–2021

Secretary of Transportation
-Elaine Chao | 2017–2021

Secretary of Energy
-Rick Perry | 2017–2019
--Dan Brouillette | 2019–2021

Secretary of Education
-Betsy DeVos | 2017–2021

Secretary of Veterans Affairs
-David Shulkin | 2017–2018
--Robert Wilkie | 2018–2021

Secretary of Homeland Security
-John F. Kelly | 2017
--Kirstjen Nielsen | 2017–2019
---Chad Wolf (acting) | 2019–2021

Administrator of the
Environmental Protection Agency
-Scott Pruitt | 2017–2018
--Andrew Wheeler | 2018–2021

Director of the Office of
Management and Budget
-Mick Mulvaney | 2017–2020
--Russell Vought | 2020–2021

Director of National Intelligence
-Dan Coats | 2017–2019
--John Ratcliffe | 2020–2021

Director of the
Central Intelligence Agency
-Mike Pompeo | 2017–2018
--Gina Haspel | 2018–2021

United States Trade Representative
-Robert Lighthizer | 2017–2021

Ambassador to the United Nations
-Nikki Haley | 2017–2018
--Kelly Craft* | 2019–2021

Administrator of the
Small Business Administration
-Linda McMahon | 2017–2019
--Jovita Carranza | 2020–2021

Chief of Staff
-Reince Priebus | 2017
--John F. Kelly | 2017–2019
---Mark Meadows | 2020–2021

*Lowered to non-cabinet position following Haley's exit in 2018
President
-Donald Trump | 2025–present

Vice President
-JD Vance | 2025–present

Secretary of State
-Marco Rubio | 2025–present

Secretary of the Treasury
-Scott Bessent | 2025–present

Secretary of Defense
-Pete Hegseth | 2025–present

Attorney General
-Pam Bondi | 2025–present

Secretary of the Interior
-Doug Burgum | 2025–present

Secretary of Agriculture
-Brooke Rollins | 2025–present

Secretary of Commerce
-Howard Lutnick | 2025–present

Secretary of Labor
-Lori Chavez-DeRemer | 2025–present

Secretary of Health and
Human Services
-Robert F. Kennedy Jr. | 2025–present

Secretary of Housing and
Urban Development
-Scott Turner | 2025–present

Secretary of Transportation
-Sean Duffy | 2025–present

Secretary of Energy
-Chris Wright | 2025–present

Secretary of Education
-Linda McMahon | 2025–present

Secretary of Veterans Affairs
-Doug Collins | 2025–present

Secretary of Homeland Security
-Kristi Noem | 2025–present

Administrator of the
Environmental Protection Agency
-Lee Zeldin | 2025–present

Director of the Office of
Management and Budget
-Russell Vought | 2025–present

Director of National Intelligence
-Tulsi Gabbard | 2025–present

Director of the
Central Intelligence Agency
-John Ratcliffe | 2025–present

United States Trade Representative
-Jamieson Greer | 2025–present

Administrator of the Small Business Administration
-Kelly Loeffler | 2025–present

Chief of Staff
-Susie Wiles | 2025–present
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Videos​

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Alex Karp
Palantir | Chief Executive Officer​
Jewish—American businessman, co-founder and CEO of military software firm Palantir Technologies.

He began his career investing in startups and stocks, and co-founded Palantir with Peter Thiel in 2003.

By 2025, Time magazine named him in the Time 100 list of "the world's most influential people".

Born
-Alexander Caedmon Karp
-October 2, 1967
-New York City, New York, US

Education
-Haverford College (BA)
-Stanford University (JD)
-Goethe University (PhD)

Occupation
-Businessman

Title
-Co-founder & CEO, Palantir Technologies
During 2025, his net worth has at times exceeded $11 billion, ranking him among the wealthiest 300 people in the world by Forbes and the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.
-Born in New York City.
--Eldest of two sons.
---Raised in Philadelphia.

-Father: Robert Joseph Karp.
--Jewish clinical pediatrician.

-Mother: Leah Jaynes Karp.
--Black—American artist.

-Sibling: Oliver "Ben" Karp.

-Attended Central High School.
--Graduated¹⁹⁸⁵
---Struggled with dyslexia.

-Influenced by parents SJW activism.
--Wanted to be academic social theorist.

-Attended Haverford College.
--Earned B.A. in philosophy¹⁹⁸⁹.

-Enrolled at Stanford Law School.
--Earned a J.D. (Juris Doctor)¹⁹⁹².
---Met Peter Thiel while there.

-Completed undergraduate studies.
--Completed law school.

-Enrolled at Goethe Uni Frankfurt.
--Earned Ph.D. in neoclas soc theory²⁰⁰²
---Doc thesis supervised by Karola Brede.
----"Aggression in der Lebenswelt: Die Erweiterung des Parsonsschen Konzepts der Aggression durch die Beschreibung des Zusammenhangs von Jargon, Aggression und Kultur".
-----(Aggression in the Lifeworld: The Extension of Parsons' Concept of Aggression by Describing the Connection Between Jargon, Aggression, and Culture).

-Fluent in German & speaks French.
-Sigmund Freud Institute, Frankfurt.
--Started as research associate.

-Gained inheritance from grandfather.
--Invested in startups & stocks.
---Founded Caedmon Group.
----London-based money managing firm.

-Co-founded Palatir Technologies²⁰⁰³.
--As Chief Executive Officer.
--With Stanford classmate Peter Thiel.

-NY Times rank highest-paid pty CEO²⁰²⁰
--Same year Palantir went public.
---Compensation $1.1 billion.

-The Economist rank CEO of the Year²⁰²⁴.
--Highest-paid U.S. pty CEO²⁰²⁴.
---Annual comp almost $6.8 million.

-Forbes 1143rd World's Bills List²⁰²⁴.
--Net worth $2.9 billion²⁰²⁴.
---Net worth increased several billion²⁰²⁵.
----Exceeding US$11 billion.
-----Ranking among 300 wealthiest.
------Forbes Real-Time Billionaires List.
-------And Bloomberg Billionaires Index.

Board and advisory roles​
-Axel Springer SE.
--Member of board of directors (2018–2020)

-BASF.
--Member of board of directors (until 2020).

-Bilderberg Meeting.
--Member of the steering committee.

-The Economist Group.
--Fmr member of the board of directors.
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"The Tactical Intelligence Targeting Access Node systems, or TITAN, act as a mobile ground station that harness AI to collect data from space sensors to assist soldiers with warfare strategy and improve strike targeting and accuracy."
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"The Palantir TITAN team unites some of the nation’s strongest traditional and non-traditional partners, including Anduril Industries, Northrop Grumman, L3 Harris, Pacific Defense, SNC, Strategic Technology Consulting, and World Wide Technology on a common mission to deliver a best-in-class solution."
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