How bureaucracy is stopping us from solving America’s biggest problems

Solutions to clean energy, affordable housing, and accessible healthcare already exist — but they’re stuck in regulatory limbo. This man is unblocking them.

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3D-printed homes assembled in 24 hours. At-home eye exams performed from your smartphone. Modular nuclear reactors that can produce affordable, clean, and safe energy in record times.

These are just a few of the innovations that Trust Ventures provides funding and support to, to take their ambitious ideas and turn them into reality. This venture capital fund invests in changemakers and out-of-the-box thinkers, who are developing new technologies that offer bottom-up solutions to issues in housing, healthcare, energy, and more.

In this Big Interview, Trust Ventures founder Sal Churi explains how regulations that may have started with the intention of keeping us safe can be used as tools to kill competition and stand in the way of breakthrough progress.

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[StandTogetherCC]

What's an area where you think red tape is holding up progress?

[datphans]

I have a deep hatred against US bureaucracy of how oppressive it is

[warpdriveby]

If we want to stop doing idiotic things as a society, we need to first make sure everyone receives a full education in critical thinking, physics, chemistry, biology, and mathematics. If we had more cognitively competent voters choosing competent politicians to enact sensible laws, we'd not be in this situation to begin with.

[DandyLion.Wishes]

How bad are things in America? I'm a 68yo disabled woman who feels my government wants me dead to end my benefits. I once felt pride in my nation but now I'm only afraid of it.

[Arminius]

This video is awesome because it exposes the fact bureaucrats don't actually want to solve our problems they just want to make money off of us.

[nannesoar]

randomly got this as an ad, incredibly impressed

[OrganizationalEngineering]

Love what you are doing! It will be industry that leads the way for change, not government.

[intricatic]

All bureaucracy needs to be destroyed.

[destinyherod]

Can you guys come to Omaha Nebraska? We need some of your help here. I love all of your ideas and support you are doing in the states you are in.

[aadamhughes]

i thought this was going to be a lame brain political hit piece. Im pleasantly surprised its talking about actual solutions and innovations to solve problems with no hidden motive. Fantastic. I support.

[mfgor]

I really enjoyed the video and the message. Really grabbed my attention. Thank you for exposing me too different perspective. Love the message, keep doing what you're doing. Have my support.

[Hevendemo]

The house printing is cool, but how will this be like in following international earthquake standards to earthquake prone areas, or in places with sea water and corrosion.

[tinakelly]

I want to be a part of this movement 💞!!!!
Especially changing the laws - definitely !!!!

[psikeyhackr]

Oh yeah, wbere did all of the depreciation due to planned obsolescence go for the last 60 years. What is Net Domestic Product equation? Only capital goods depreciate?

[danwhornham]

Too many entrenched interests that lobbied for current regulations to protect their fiefdom.

[TheWizardWhiteHawk]

Grateful ❤ i never had kids ... just not doable... but you to could be grandkids . Bravo Succeed please defeat the barriers

[bluekron]

Engineer stamps for steel 3d printed parts 😊

[psikeyhackr]

If consumers were really up to date with technology wouldn't they recognize a lot of planned obsolescence?

[martynhaggerty]

As long as you can wait 250000 years for the radiation to cease.

[patrickarchuleta]

No need for hate God Almighty is in control