In an interview at the New York Times’ DealBook Summit this week, Karp even took it a step further, arguing that legalizing US war crimes would open up a whole new market for Palantir. But in a hypothetical world where these strikes against innocent people were constitutional, Karp enthused that Palantir would stand to make a lot of money. Unlike other moguls profiting off the military industrial complex who hide behind concepts like “democracy” and “national security,” the Palantir CEO isn’t afraid to put his mouth where his money is with disarmingly bombastic language. In another part of his interview at DealBook, the Palantir CEO reaffirmed his commitment to ICE, emphasizing the important role he plays in making immigrants lives worse. More on Palantir: CEO of Palantir Says He Spends a Large Amount of Time Talking to Nazis