Badlands Media · Sep 29, 2026 · 53:43
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Tony Robbins kicks things off with philanthropic flair before handing it to Airbnb co founder turned Chief Design Officer Joe Gebbia, who unveils America.gov, a single new front door meant to replace roughly 29,000 clunky federal websites. Expect a genuinely slick product demo, complete with a name change walkthrough powered by AI, a parade of frustrated citizen testimonial clips, and some surprisingly candid jokes about DMV lines and fax machines. Trump takes the stage to tie it all together, framing the launch as a restoration of the government's founding promise, before signing an executive order requiring every federal agency to integrate with the new platform. Along the way, he announces a rebrand of "artificial intelligence" to "Super Intelligence," takes a swing at "artificial news," and touches on everything from the Save America Act to Iran's nuclear ambitions. Part tech keynote, part political rally, with a surprisingly emotional case for saving Americans time.