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The All-In Podcast · October 12, 2026 · 25:17

Martin Shkreli: Big Pharma's Blind Spot, Betting Against Quantum & What Prison Taught Him

Martin Shkreli

Martin Shkreli joins the All-In hosts to deliver his unfiltered take on three topics. He explains why he sees quantum computing as a one-trick business and is betting against it. He also argues that big pharma routinely underprices critical drugs—a blind spot he exploited as a hedge fund trader before moving into the industry. Finally, he reflects on AI in drug discovery, who actually captures the value, and gets personal about the gifted-kid trap and what prison taught him.

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Quantum Computing as a One-Trick Business0:00:55
Shkreli argues that quantum computing is a niche, one-trick business and explains why he’s betting against it.
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Drugs Big Pharma Sells Too Cheap0:07:42
Shkreli claims that some life-saving drugs are actually priced too low by big pharma, and he shares how his background as a hedge fund manager led him into the pharmaceutical industry.

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