Silicon Valley’s political rifts are going viral

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Silicon Valley appears to be pulling apart at the seams over the 2024 presidential race. Tech executives and investors are breaking into camps for Kamala Harris and Donald Trump — and fighting over their political leanings on social media. Box CEO Aaron Levie joins POLITICO Tech host Steven Overly to talk about the political climate in Silicon Valley and the candidate who has his vote.

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