Guy Nohra is the embodiment of the American dream. As a teenager, he fought in the Civil War in Lebanon. His parents extracted him from America when they found out what he was doing, and he became an American citizen. He also became a successful venture capitalist, helping startups that have made huge progress in the healthcare world.  

Lately he’s been talking about how he sees the signs of simmering Civil War in some of the rhetoric and behavior in America. He joined me to talk about what he’s seeing and what he saw in Lebanon in the 70s, and how similar some of the rhetoric is. I’d love to hear your thoughts on what he had to say. 

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