A grim warning that companies racing to replace 10–25% of their workforce with AI will trigger an unemployment crisis and political chaos by 2028.

• Companies are rushing to cut 10–25% of workers using AI, which could push unemployment to depression-era levels.
• 10% unemployment would be worse than anything seen in recent lifetimes, and the country is not ready for the hit.
• Kevin O'Leary brushes off the risk as normal disruption, but the counter-view is that no one is planning for the mass job losses coming.
• By 2028 the US could face a double crisis: AI-driven unemployment plus war, with no strong leader lined up to handle it.
• Republican voter enthusiasm is described as crushed, Democrats are seen as lost, and only one Republican is viewed as electable.

Outlook: Expect louder political fights over AI job losses heading into the 2028 election, with no clear plan yet to soften the blow.