Michael Fertik, who was the only investor in Anysphere for a long time, explains the rationale of the investment and how Verdict Capital invests today.

Michael Fertik of Verdict Capital goes into the studio to discuss OpenAI, Anthropic, SpaceX, Elon Musk, and American dynamic capitalism.

Michael Fertik comments on Anthropic IPO. "Starting gun on the AI value creation moment.”

Michael Fertik and Charles Payne go live to talk about what makes Founder CEOs a special and different breed of American businessman.

Michael Fertik was the first ever investor in Anysphere, parent company of Cursor. He talks with Andrew Ross Sorkin about the announced deal with SpaceX on CNBC Squawkbox.

Michael Fertik on Israel, investing, faith, capitalism, and venture capital with anchor Joshua Swanson of CBN.

Michael Fertik at the closing bell to comment on the success of the Israeli founder ecosystem in the face of extreme geopolitical disruption.

Michael Fertik discusses VC, Defense, and Illiquidity with Andrew Ross Sorkin and Becky Quick on CNBC Squawkbox

Michael Fertik’s Op-Ed on the Debt Crisis and “Big Beautiful Bill"

Michael Fertik’s Featured Op-Ed in the Times of Israel

In this Op-Ed, Michael Fertik explains that, while regrettable, recent heavy-handed federal intervention in American university governance may be sadly needful.

A response to Trump’s depiction of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau as Elizabeth Warren’s “little personal agency to go around and destroy people.”

For the first time in his career, Michael is hiring directly in Israel. Video included.

Michael Fertik discusses Trump, Israel, the war in the Middle East, and conditions for investment.

Page 3 of Jerusalem Post.

They really are that stupid. We figured you had to see for yourself.

Michael explains “technology, country fit” and why he is finally hiring in Israel.

Michael announces he is finally hiring in Israel. And why.

In this segment, Michael covers Tik Tok, President Trump’s delay in forcing a divestiture, which companies stand to win if Tik Tok is closed, what risks other companies may be taking, and even the cynical instinct many journalists appear to have to condescend to the United States. (N.B. At the top, he briefly misspeaks, intending to say Perplexity is in the throes of proposing to ByteDance a merger / acquisition of TikTok.)

Michael Fertik visits France 24 as an expert on US politics and business.

The risk to Google, the strongest and weakest parts of the DOJ’s case, the Problem with Europe, the Problem with Lina Khan, and we’ll always have Paris.

Michael Fertik explains the unexpected most important word for the economy and politics at stake in the 2024 election: “filibuster”.

Michael Fertik explains what the Department of Justice case against Google does — and, more importantly — does not mean.

AI, Nvidia, and the technology swallowing the world.

Trump, Vance, Harris, Biden, and the shifting wind in Silicon Valley.

Live on the morning after spending hours in a bomb shelter in Jerusalem, Fertik gives an interview to the Jerusalem Post about the exciting future of Israeli innovation.

Michael Fertik explains the proposed the European Union’s “anti-Gatekeeper” legislation. And then he criticizes it as evidence of predatory anti-competitive European jealousy of the United States’s economic and innovative prowess. He also calls Tik Tok out for what it is: digital fentanyl.

How political officers at Big Tech control speech.

AI, Apple, Nvidia, and the urgency of the innovation ecosystem.

Artificial Intelligence, Jobs, Regulation, Microsoft, and "Silicon Valley ego”.