Scott Galloway: "There Is A 33% Chance That Trump Dies In Office!"

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

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[@TerryConspiracy420]

No Tax On Tips + No Tax On Overtime + 50% Cuts To All Energy Costs Year One Only Peace Bully Trump Will End The Russia/Ukraine War On Day One (or sooner) That's why millions of Dems will vote for DJT tomorrow, or, choose not to vote.

[@kaisersolo76]

Your guest must know of shinanigans to bet that much on an election

[@user-cm7rn9hd6f]

No, you're allowing bias and idiocy on your "show".

[@yoursofunnyman]

@@TheDiaryOfACEO we did not enjoy this one sorry

[@JerriManthey1]

Can we get a follow up interview with him since Harris lost? I would love to get his insights now. His voice is the most logical I’ve heard to date.

[@TheMainstreamNews]

There are a couple recent follow-ups from Scott Galloway on his channel @TheProfGShow Most of these points are expanded - Scott is a good source and worth listening to.

[@Medavelvan]

There are a couple updates on Scott Galloway's channel (Prof G Show) that follow-up a lot of these points. Scott is a great source & worth following.

[@slavaryklin4010]

I think he makes some good points, however there are many things he gets wrongs. (I really don't blame him though, as a professor he has been indoctrinated to think the way he does.) Starting from the election, he was wrong, there are probably 10 other things I would have pressed him on that he was wrong about. But Steven is way too nice to do that. Still would be fun to get him back as a retrospect.

[@TheMainstreamNews]

@@slavaryklin4010 Everyone is affected by doctrine to some extent but I would certainly not describe Scott of being mindlessly indoctrinated. I have much different perspective than Scott on many things but he always able to articulate his thoughts very well and even admits to his own confirmation bias multiple times, which is pretty rare on either side. All of us have some amount of indoctrination but Scott Galloway does a good job explaining his position without seeming insincere at all.

[@Mommaslew]

@@TheMainstreamNews100❤

[@SunraeSkatimunggr]

The reason the people in the USA think the economy is doing so badly is because housing and food, the two things EVERYONE needs has gone way up. Sure, maybe businesses are doing better, but the people are not.

[@marsmagdalene]

People who don't have degrees are doing worse. People who have degrees in the right industries are doing better.

[@aegisrunestone5573]

You just have to be patient, it’s going to trickle down any time now.. free market is going to solve everything, we just need to gut red tapes

[@ricomajestic]

@@marsmagdalene A lot of blue collar works are doing great actually and a lot of those jobs these days will not be eliminated by automation!

[@sarachiichan]

@@marsmagdaleneI think it depends on what jobs you’re looking at. Imo anyone in a trade is doing okay, but servers, grocery workers, not as much. My bf does not have a degree and he is making $$$ every week. He does spray foam insulation.

[@iwantgoat]

I see large businesses laying off people every day. Usually tech

[@spinnetti]

looking back 100 years from now, I think we'll realize that social media broke our society.

[@dorpth]

100 years? It became pretty obvious in 2016, if not 2014 when the online culture wars kicked in. Remember the online saying around 1999 of "the internet makes you stupid"? That's true, but no one noticed while the internet was still a hobbyist fad, or only young people got into online culture. Everything turned stupid when our parents started getting into online culture, and the young people who grew up with it got old enough to get into politics.

[@chrisgreene8601]

yup

[@chrisgreene8601]

I have family completely brainwashed by r*gan. It is exhausting being around it. And its all zero- sum drivel. exhausting. true cult-brainwashing.

[@GameN3rdz]

​@@dorpthboring

[@dorpth]

@@GameN3rdz ha ha, nice incel channel whining how women won't date you, chode.

[@bendutro4787]

Scott is great at identifying problems correctly and prescribing horrendous solutions to them.

[@rosadelrio5120]

Like what? Which one of his solutions is the most horrendous?

[@bendutro4787]

@@rosadelrio5120 Block grants to universities, income-based affirmative action, death taxation etc.

[@unlikeable8619]

And Clearly not very good at predictions 🤣🤣🤣

[@kylerBD]

@@unlikeable8619 He predicted exactly the way trump won.

[@lillangen]

@@bendutro4787 Why is income-based affirmative action a "horrendous" solution? Genuinely curious

[@bernicefenton]

yep, he just lost $358,000

[@MarionMM]

I'd be willing to bet that zyoh didn't really bet on Harris.

[@JoshtheFifith]

no he doubled his money

[@bim5426]

Came back just to see what a man who loses $358,000 looks like.🤣🤣🤣

[@PebbleTrader]

Never bet against Making America Great!

[@M.Linoge]

@@PebbleTrader No one ever lost money betting on American stupidity. Prepare to starve when those tariffs kick in :)

[@millennialmotherof5]

The answer to the question on the Thumbnail is at 57:14, you're welcome!!! And it's actually not what this conversation is about hint hint

[@samdunn717]

Thank you so much. I hate the way stephen does that. I love his podcast though.

[@mattchannel7075]

thanks!

[@LumenShajesuz]

Thank you

[@dhamovjan4760]

I would argue that betting odds are better statistics than polls. However betting odds are very representative for the opinion/gut feeling/betting behavior of people who bet. But how representative is the betting population for the US voting population. So its still a bit of a risky bet.

[@aceuni-rider6921]

He's losing a ton of money

[@np6201]

Be a champion for AMERICANS period and stop separating Americans by their skin color and body parts!

[@gember1382]

Be a champion for people in general 😉

[@sarachiichan]

@@gember1382let’s start with our own people first.

[@brotherfromanother1971]

​@@sarachiichanSo are you Native American then? See how weird it could get?

[@icestormqueen]

So you're a Republican? Because democrats can't shut up about race.

[@PlutosMoon22]

@@sarachiichanWow! I remember when it was "Black Lives Matter" and you MAGA guys were saying "All Lives Matter" when that cause was saying "Let's deal with our own first!" You Americans love in-fighting over any and everything (the new Middle East)💯

[@agritech802]

Scott is the first person I've heard who has correctly called out how our enemies are using social media to divide and conquer us

[@jim2376]

And Scott is correct. Russian trolls are on KZbin constantly. The Russian trolls are as skilled at manipulating the YT algorithm as YT is nescient about what Russian trolls are doing. Russian trolls tool YT easily.

[@jim2376]

Yep. A perfect example is Russians running circles around the fools at this platform.

[@jim2376]

Yep. A perfect example is Russians running circles around the fools at this platform. (This post is in response to @agritech802 put YT refuses to allow me to post it there.)

[@YogaBlissDance]

IT'S SO CLEAR the issue is if any side says hey "election interfecne etc. it's just politicized and ignored. Clearly the internet is being manipulated re: comments, content etc. produced on mass to ignite deep seated fears of each group.

[@curryking1]

The first person? You clearly don't pay attention to politics then for the last 15 years 😅

[@07truth]

Steven’s biggest attribute is that he stays unbiased no matter what each guest says. When they make outlandish statements, he keeps it moving.

[@bryanf9042]

Don't talk shite

[@ShirleyWang414]

That's ego.

[@RoxyRebel]

Outlandish??? What a Mug. Here is the poster boy for Bonhoeffer theory

[@Skinny4406]

Unbiased? 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@beverleycumming1876]

@@RoxyRebelinteresting but i dont understand the comment..can uou respectfully explain?

[@jgb_fan]

As a 5'3" male who fished on commercial fishing vessels from Alaska to the Gulf of Maine and many places in between. 6 × state champion wrestler and while have absolutely met women who outright say they will not date someone shorter than them I've found that the % that will is full of strong, attractive, successful, NOT shallow, etc woman. So it's been a fine filter when younger & my beautiful partner of 23 yrs doesn't seem to mind. I say this because I think it is more about insecurity being unattractive than height. I've never minded or felt abnormal or even wanted to be anything different. Healthy, happy people are attracted to self-confident people. Just my experience as a short guy

[@ultimatist]

Great point. Filtering out the vain is a GOOD thing, not something to cry about.

[@rebeccamiller8772]

Agreed!

[@WillFinch-k4j]

You are a very fortunate man to know your inherent worth is not measured in inches/cm but in strength of character and depth of intelligence. I love it that early on you discovered that rejection was to your benefit showing you the shallow immature women to avoid.

[@realmarketmoves]

Do you still do the fishing?

[@katrin462]

This guy's ideas about male amd female are seriously stereotypical and bullshit. Men on the whole have not displayed the default to protect women, that's one reason why the US are now where they are

[@riaannesimoens]

Every nation would kill to have our problems? I don't think a lot of European countries would jump for joy when handed your load of gun violence, crime, drug overdoses, homelessness and health crises 🤔

[@goergeskaplan2910]

Well, being from Europe, North Europe, hum I confirm, no thank you. No country here would want to exchange the US's problems for ours. In fact, I would kill to not have your problems here. It's sad. I hope your new president can turn things around. But I fear the problems, the huge social division, is deeper than what a 4 years time can do....

[@mariamorut]

East European who grew up in soviet communism - thanks i’m good 😂 😅 I prefer my slow growing country where my bills, rent and food, take up 35% of my paycheck, taxes included. My job pays for my insurance, medical, pension fund and i still have the gross of my pay to do wtv i want. I opened my own company and invest, travel, enjoy life. Even during late 80’s communism, i was never scared to go to school by myself, and never feared being potentially shot. We may not be perfect, far from, but you couldn’t pay me billions to live in the States.

[@E.D.M-i9n]

democats have been in charge 12 of the last 16 years.... whos the problem causer here?

[@MrShaneSunshine]

​@@goergeskaplan2910 Jim Jefferies has this well sorted in his standup routine. 😢

[@fox__in_socks4609]

I think every country has its problems. I was surprised at the amount of racism and homelessness in Europe. But, yes, America definitely has a gun problem and a health insurance (aka corporate greed) problem

[@shirleyhaugaard9643]

Australian 🇦🇺 here , not the least bit jealous of the USA, it’s not all about the money!We have enough money but more importantly we good public healthcare, education , social services and decent infrastructure across most of the country . And gun control! We can send our children to school and not worry about them being shot in the classroom!

[@paulheydarian1281]

AmeriCANTs would label what you've got down in Australia "Socialism." American politicians would prefer its citizenry fend for themselves like the Wildlings in the GoT.

[@danvain]

Let's hope your government never exceeds their mandate. What percentage of your income goes towards taxes? Income tax, property tax, sales tax, etc. Celebrating gun control just blows my mind.

[@AJ-fo2pl]

@@danvain Living in a country where you don't have to worry about been shot dead is an obvious win. Living in a country where your kids are not traumatized by regular "live shooter drills" is a win. It is obviously better to live in a society where random individuals are not permitted to own guns. I'm not even Australian, but it is a better country to live than the US in every obvious measure. Aside from the guns, as the poster says, you get public healthcare, which means you or your loved ones won't go bankrupt and/or die because you or they can't afford medical treatment. Not being in that situation is clearly and obviously better. How are you brainwashed into objecting to these things and defending the obvious problems suffered by your country, which every single person outside the US can see as clear as day?

[@ellebleisch6853]

I would say many states have gun control in America, but gun control only when people don't use or want guns.

[@HeckleCat]

if your country still shows its humanity you are winning.

[@VintageJoeStalin]

I know people from Mississippi. I’ve been to Mississippi. I know Mississippi. Believe me, Germany is not Mississippi. The idea that Mississippi is doing better than Germany economically is beyond idiotic.

[@FlatToRentUK]

I have a feeling he got that part wrong as he did with the UK. The comparison between the UK and Mississippi is in the imaginary scenario where you take London out of the UK. Given Germany has a far higher GDP per capita than the UK I found that part pretty sceptical as well.

[@clgr1323]

Mississipi stadistically has more money than Germany. The problem is DISTRIBUTION. It always is. The 1% own everything. Your Job, your food, your house, your car...

[@OlcayAkkaya74]

@@clgr1323and that he pointed out, he did say later in the convo it is a problem of distribution. Therefore the new affirmative action should not be based on identity but class/income based.

[@stevenhs9773]

@@OlcayAkkaya74 We've had income-based 'affirmative action' for a hundred-plus years. The problem is that the rich always get around with them loopholes or finding other pathways around those programs. If we tax income, then the rich go corporate. If we tax corporate, then they go to capital gains. If we go capitals gains, then they go to Barbados. Or charity. Or real estate. That is why we had to create other types of affirmative action programs (such as race or gender/sex) to try to mitigate them.

[@donnavictor5986]

Probably he is speaking of the raw number. What is different in Germany and other EU countries is their Health Care & Education and retirements are covered which if you take into account what a person from MS make and then have to shell out for they are far worse off

[@Daniel-o7c8u]

I was just in Germany. I am also from the South in America. I have driven up and across Mississippi many times. Mississippi is not doing better than Germany. That statement alone. Im out.

[@gerrymcguire2863]

Germany's sliding though. Volkswagen just closed three plants.

[@pierzing.glint1sh76]

That's just your perception. But the real reason is due to economic inequality....as he says Go on, leave...looks like you weren't listening anyway

[@Sara-x6t3s]

Yeah this old duddly dude has lost his mind. 😂 Haven't met at insane democrat in a long time.

[@wanderlust_adventurer384]

Agreed, I’m an American who lives in Germany, I can attest that the quality of living is much higher here - basically free higher education, affordable health care, public transportation, groceries etc etc. and yes VW closed plants recently, the economy is stagnating a bit that’s true, but that quality of living is still higher

[@RPSartre01]

There is no comparison between that dump of a Mississippi and Germany. Mississippi is at the bottom of every social and economic indicator. Get real people. Go out and see the rest of the world.

[@nicolegangloff6622]

This is one of the most profound, brilliant, and non-anxiety-provoking conversations about the US election. Thank you!

[@gbacrila]

Oh please. It's hype. He doesn't know DJT.

[@beth-eileenwalker8579]

I agree @nicolegangloff622. You should watch his podcast on the markets and Pivot. He is thoughtful and a brilliant prof.

[@stephanieandcristianosorio1525]

Yeah until the short blip about Israel towards the end.

[@Arion4062]

Very insightful interview, I would very much like to see more of this from Scott. This is the best interview that I’ve heard in a couple months (and I listen to a lot). Great content, thank you.

[@klaasmaglaas5496]

You just said it. 99% of the population are struggling. There it is boys and girls. The first priority of government shouldnt be to the 1%.

[@KathyCook-rc3ne]

lol

[@normanwei529]

You think trump's gonna change that ? ._ .

[@arka267]

@@normanwei529 changing it or not, at least the discourse is centered around that, which is already an upgrade from ignoring the problem.

[@Polymorphism1111]

and the US overwhelmingly voted for the guy with the majority of billionaire funding, is a billionaire, and will now host another billionaire in office whilst they all collude to give billionaires even more tax breaks. Idiocracy in real time.

[@lisa408t]

Well....over 50% of Americans just voted FOR the 1%.....😢

[@TheJoshheart90]

4 years ago I paid $450 a month on groceries now I pay $650 a month, my car insurance tripled in price. Middle class is priced out of the housing market. $20,000 isn’t gonna help me do anything. It’s the $3600 payment each month I can’t pay.

[@camille4270]

@TheJoshheart90 So, you're not blaming the CORPORATIONS that did this during and after Covid. Trump INHERITED the economy from Obama. Do your research. Trump has no plans to help the middle class. You're LIVING under the Trump tax plan right now that expires in 01/25. He wants to give Corporations an ADDITIONAL tax break down to 15% from their current 21% which HE gave them as well. He's not for the middle class he's for BILLIONAIRES....He says it all the time. He's running to STAY OUT OF JAIL!

[@madpuppet666]

yep. little thing called COVID. it started during Trump and he handed a wrecked economy to biden. Then somehow everyone lost their memory or something.

[@Garrison169]

There is a lag between government policy and the inflation rate. In other words, Biden was not responsible for the rate of inflation the moment he took the oath of office, nor for a very long time after that, if at all.

[@xkaokdkl11933]

Start watching at the 10:55 mark

[@impactfoto]

​@@Garrison169Wrong. A common claim, but long debunked. Lots of commodities are traded speculatively. Biden campaigned on ending fossil fuels, and canceled the Keystone Pipeline on his first day in office. That immediately resulted in the prices of oil and gas skyrocketing, and the price of energy drives the price of everything else that has to be transported from one place to another. But oh no, Biden isn't responsible at all for inflation going up 'the day he took office'. Nice try.

[@giovannilouis7947]

35 trillions in debt,most kids cant read,1 out of 3 adults cant afford rent,we are a failing country I'm afraid.

[@kjdtm]

and the citisens are actually voting Trump... now you will be a failed country for real, not now, 4 years later durring the WW# that will break out soon...

[@MHolt-t6y]

The dumbed down Tv watchers keep reelecting the politicians that steal and vaporize their income .

[@jamfar2214]

And China is becoming stronger and stronger

[@jctyler31]

Stop overspending. Stop buying shit on Amazon. Stop take out every night. Make better choice. Stop Complaining and do something to help yourself.

[@user-zy1co9hy9m]

Exactly where dictators want their population to be.

[@lisafox9689]

Thank you for this wonderful being and you Steven 😘

[@Welshrugbyfan101]

Thank you for an interesting interview. At 33.33 the argument that men should support the Democrat's policy for abortion because it will result them having more sex is just weird!

[@incurableromantic4006]

It's psychopathic. Literally how a psychopath thinks. Which is what I expect from the left.

[@rebekahfox6354]

“do you guys wanna have sex?” LMAO 😅

[@natlovell122]

That’s just someone lacking general morals/values. Who cares if you ruin a few lives along the way dude, you get to have sex more. Lol oh but he cares about women right? This guy is a douche

[@joshuastoltzfus4910]

Agreed. It is his attempt to change the narrative that men, in their instinct to protect, should value sex more than life. That seems backwards.

[@BorisMiljkovic]

Yup, more unresponsible sex and more damage to women's reproductive organs and overall health, through abortion.

[@ThunderDan88]

When you say the "economy is growing" and follow up with "just look at the stock market"... you are disconnecting from the average American trying to survive in this horrendous economy. You're richer than ever. Good for you. What are you gonna say next? Let them eat cake?

[@aegisrunestone5573]

Just wait, all that tax cuts are going to trickle down any time now.. oops most of them went to stock buybacks

[@ljjdsee]

Yes! And also what about the national debt! Something like a trillion a year on interest. These figures he's giving have no meaning to me.

[@unicornopia]

All the same. If you think trump can help you.... boy oh boy

[@MartinSmith2]

​@@ljjdseeWhat happened to the deficit when Trump was in office?

[@MartinSmith2]

Eventually you will connect the dots to the actions in the last administration that drove record inflation

[@scotchandstocks]

The biggest problem that I have with a current political system goes as follows the skill set you need to get elected does not Represent the actual skill set you need in order to rule efficiently. This is the biggest issue with the current democratic system we're not able to judge a person by its merits but we judge that person by their opinion.

[@charisma-hornum-fries]

Maybe it's not about ruling but leading. Ruling is a bit too dictatorial.

[@iwantgoat]

The skill set is you need to be a puppet and corrupt

[@annamariaferranti29]

Wow this man was 💯on point. So insightful ….this was a remarkable show when of the best programs I have ever seen Thank you so well done.

[@jeanroeder5534]

At a net worth of $40 million, can he honestly relate to the middle class and the struggles they are dealing with. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@CC-sp6kl]

He is so out of touch

[@baassiia]

Yup, he not understand buying power. As a household we (my husband and I) earns about 85k $ net per year. Having very comfortable life in Poland. Owning 2 apartament (debt free) and house (half value in debt). In US, we would be average at best.

[@clarajane340]

He’s also been bankrupt how many times… meaning he’s a poor businessman. And people want to trust him with the economy…

[@cish960]

@ 40 million with 10% interest = 4 million a year divided by 12 that's $333,333.00 a month our $10.958.00 a day. So yeah he is with the 1% and out of touch. It's not all about sex.

[@slixnix9698]

Yea, just like trump, bankrupt how many times? And a billionaire? Way out of touch

[@lesw3803]

I love that these podcasts are long enough to expose the true nature of the guests.

[@Dan-dy8zp]

What is his true nature?

[@tadhghayden7601]

​@@Dan-dy8zpadept at pushing on the triggers.. to be the centre of attention. Making it up as he goes along Jumping on the latest bandwagon...I think it is mainly subconscious action..to recieve a kind of reward..

[@tadhghayden7601]

​but he is right about porn addiction.. adding to ruining men's mojo along with many other physicsl and psychological toxins in the world being foisted

[@tadhghayden7601]

​his last few points have relevance

[@hippymoejagger]

@@tadhghayden7601 I'm glad people are able to both criticize Scott and recognize that he still highlights some very good points.

[@jonplay3602]

LOL who else clicked on this the day after the election😂

[@anabanana7791]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@IJO221]

Me!

[@petewalsh764]

Once Trumps tariffs kick in and his fecking America up (and the world) environmentally, lets see you laugh.

[@newdawn7586]

3 days after lol

[@winko567]

@@newdawn7586 3 days after for me too 😢

[@Pikelbol]

This is a great conversation. A normal conversation. Fresh air!

[@patrickbarnes6472]

This has aged so incredibly well 🤌

[@Ovprksdnw]

What has aged well -- Trump has become younger and lost weight?! Love him all you want, but he's a fat old guy practicing unhealthy nutrition. Both of his male siblings are dead. The points about his health are all factual

[@drewfierro2022]

Scott Galloway punching the air lmfao

[@maddadbricks]

EDIT: They changed the name of the episode after he lost the gamble 😂 I'm not going to listen to the advice of anyone who has $358k to bet on an election and pretend it's a risk-adjusted investment.

[@Macfromwales]

Awwww, I think it's sweet that he thinks it's fair 😂 I've put my money in a small Dutch company that makes ozempic. She will steal and then put the 80% of obese Americans on it payed for by taxpayers money. I feel that's the smart bet. I'd welcome your opinion brother?? (I feel like it's a kind of non lose bet either way but I'm thinking a black swan is coming. You?)

[@leahtaylor4903]

Frfr

[@boysrus61]

Exactly what I was thinking. He sounds like an elite D who has no idea what anyone is thinking. Why is he on this podcast? There is nothing Steven can learn from him. I'm an R who listens to this podcast bc of the usually riveting content. Today feels like a paid endorsement. It feels like CEO sold out and I hate feeling that way. I guess having almost 8M followers lets you do what you want.

[@davesfriendhal]

Weird because Republicans *love* measuring Trump's success with his bank account

[@samdunn717]

@@boysrus61 I'm so bloody glad a good lad gave me the timestamp of the answer, cos I didn't have to waste that time finding out this guy is an ivory tower douche

[@barikitchens6383]

Everyone should watch this!!! Thank you for such an informative and insightful podcast.

[@AngelaROlinger1]

THIS makes SO MUCH sense! I have been trying to figure out WHY things turned out like this.....and THIS is the most logical thing I have heard! It's genius! {Sharing}

[@patzlib1601]

As simple and ridiculous this sounds, it feasibly has worked on a basic human need level, not a sensible logical way. People act on the most basic desires much like the one running and now elected to be president. Brilliant ...sex sells in it's many forms or at least the anticipation of it. If anyone is waiting for sex it won't happen with this man,...enjoy your vote.

[@incurableromantic4006]

Well - guess that's $358,000 down the drain. 🤣

[@NotYourEcho]

A fool and his money .....

[@Belovelyava]

Tax write off? Poor guy. Honestly he had so many good points. Be kind to our fellow Americans, even if they voted for her.

[@drachenmarke]

He’s a limousine liberal, he creates/fixes anything.

[@henrytep8884]

358k to him is a drop in the bucket though….

[@SamRey91]

@@NotYourEchoHe understood it was confirmation bias.

[@melaniearchuleta1283]

It’s so funny that he said it ridiculous to think we aren’t being played. He doesn’t realize they are playing him too.

[@hopeandtruth6108]

Yep.

[@MakerBees333]

Especially when you listen to some of the statements he made, many pure Propaganda Points…

[@iamjustguy]

I think he plays the party line on some topics so he can more effectively push the boundary on others that he cares more about. I appreciate his efforts trying to shift the narrative on the left for a lot of important topics

[@Macfromwales]

Awwww, I think it's sweet that he thinks it's fair 😂 I've put my money in a small Dutch company that makes ozempic. She will steal and then put the 80% of obese Americans on it payed for by taxpayers money. I feel that's the smart bet. I'd welcome your opinion guys??

[@omnibowzack4298]

@@iamjustguy He gets an A for effort, it would be a lot better if the left started trying to convince again, instead of calling anybody who disagrees with them names.

[@csu2219]

Most substantial interviewee so far, thank you!❤

[@plugnut4713]

Voters are polarized because we drank the Kool Aid about the other. The oligarchs love it when a plan comes together.

[@a735Alexis]

Elon is an oligarch

[@marcusali1783]

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[@marcusali1783]

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[@marcusali1783]

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[@dawnaker725]

Dems. Cause polarization

[@AdamJones-q5t]

Love this podcast but i can't stop recommending book Buried Money Secrtes insights are practical and incredibly relevant definitely worth a read!

[@8ightshark]

shut up bot

[@nickmando2329]

RIP Scott Galloway's $358,000

[@spanishflea634]

He's pretty rich, so he'll be fine.

[@NotYourEcho]

@@spanishflea634 Doesn't make it less stupid

[@FarTooFar]

He'll get it back when trump gives tax breaks to the rich, which you'll pay for, btw.

[@iwantgoat]

Imagine the good he could have done with the money. Pissed it away

[@randomoldlady_]

This was SOOOOO informative. I have so much more compassion for "the other side" now thank you soooooo Much. LOVE listening to Scott Galloway

[@DanielM3437]

Thanks for the donation Scott $$$$ Trump 2024

[@nathandoherty01]

“I told Putin, stop that” 😂

[@goergeskaplan2910]

Yeah I know. But you should have seen it, Scott with chest pumped up and a ferm tone of voice. It really had an impact on his old pal Vlad. 🙄

[@csd123tx]

Young men aren't leaving the democratic party...the democratic party left them. The same could be said for the vast majority of men, especially the white men and blue collars.

[@philipwilliams456]

Precisely

[@RJ-yn8hc]

What rights did the democratic party take away from young men? As opposed to the way the republican party placed laws limiting reproductive rights for women?

[@philosopher2king]

@csd123tx this is very true; the Democratic Party has left young men behind. And it’s just not white men; the DNC and the Harris campaign were freaking out three weeks ago when their internal polling showed how many black and Latino men were deserting the Dems. Hell, even Obama had to change his tune very quickly. The Democratic Party has for too long favored gender diversity, which is awesome, but at the exclusion of men, which is not cool. They’ve supported fringe left groups that equate masculinity as something toxic. The woke culture is doing the same thing that the Christian right did in the mid-2000s when they got too high on their power and started kicking people out of the temple, until they basically became irrelevant.

[@wanderinggeri8477]

Ask women how the Republican Party has really been for women. Overturning Roe is the beginning of their plan and women believe strongly that more is coming.

[@theomarcus]

Young male independent here. Went over to the democratic party..

[@lauracleveland4017]

LOTS OF SMARTS and excellent perspective on this show. ABSOLUTELY WORTH THE LISTEN!!

[@karenkays2.0]

As the Mother of a 24 year old son, I get it! You are right. Yet education on Civics and Economics in public schools would go a long way. It is something missing in public education for the last 40 years. We are ALL complicit.

[@Skinny4406]

ONLY if you don't TEACH your children TRUTH. We are responsible for our CHILDREN

[@lisadominguez3457]

I had both subjects in my senior year and my children did. Unfortunately, my middle child and her husband voted for him. Now my two other children both have said they’ve lost a family member and do not understand why she didn’t vote to protect her daughters or her father, mother, sister, or brother. My husband is Mexican and Spaniard. He was born to parents who were illegal and received their citizenship 20 years after he was born. Will DJT or ALL MAGA have so much hate that they will deport all of them and take everything we own away? My father is white, my mother is Portuguese. Both born in America for generations, but will they deport me because I married a 1/2 Mexican?

[@n9mone]

@@Skinny4406 what truth?

[@janetmalcolm3403]

​@@n9mone, indeed. What truth? A figure 6 is always a number 9 to the other person. Perspectives. With so much fake news, salt looks like sugar and vice versa.

[@Skinny4406]

@n9mone If you're not sure it's TRUE ... don't teach it. If you don't know what TRUTH is, ... don't have children.

[@cur244]

Scott is right we never talked about politics before. Now people are completely obsessed with politics and are miserable to be around. You can't talk about a blade of grass with people without them changing it to politics.

[@Naistov]

THIS! I physically feal bogged down when ppl keep bringing up politics when it's unwarranted. Rather it be left or right. I can't stand it!

[@mybleachhouse]

@@Naistov The extremists on either side are so annoying. I think it's only 20% of the population that have this need to ramble their neo religion into every conversation and subject. I try my best to avoid these people at all costs.

[@nanceenurse]

Yes, even the potential deck painter started talking about politics, which I shut down.

[@timsteinkamp2245]

When we obsess about climate change of course it goes political. We're talking taxes and rights here. Not just free speech.

[@xupac1379]

scott gallo also predicted 10yrs ago that amazon will fail and stores like macys will triumph. i always trusted his predictive prowess.

[@Macfromwales]

Awwww, I think it's sweet that he thinks it's fair 😂 I've put my money in a small Dutch company that makes ozempic. She will steal and then put the 80% of obese Americans on it payed for by taxpayers money. I feel that's the smart bet. I'd welcome your opinion guys??

[@DrNoThanks]

you are gonna have to cite your source here.

[@swedishpagan2150]

Do you always trust the one guy being right in his predictions? If 1 billion people makes a guess there should be one person that would be right, do you account that for skill or luck? Predictions are educated guesses at best, even if you see the ship heading for the iceberg anything could happen.

[@smithcook1]

Really?

[@IyaPatsyOriginalEgunlady]

Macy’s closed their Flagship store on 34th St, Times Square in Manhattan . Amazon is doing great

[@OfteninLondon]

I don’t know Scott Galloway, but he is very insightful and factual.

[@iwantgoat]

And a terrible gambler

[@davidrudd5126]

Scott is F’n AWESOME

[@ilhaamfoster4617]

I love how they talk about the fact that Musk is so accomplished but don't mention that he's an immigrant

[@jeanninelaplante5584]

Musk is a threat to American democracy

[@TheAkturus]

An immigrant from a country that wasn't even a democracy when he grew up.

[@CryMeARiver-ms8jw]

a legal one.

[@BestPoochPicks]

@@CryMeARiver-ms8jw NOW he’s legal. He wasn’t before.

[@cmockingjay7265]

Difference between legal and illegal matter.

[@donnaone1nine]

Regarding rage: When it gets down to having to use violence, then you are playing the system’s game. The establishment will irritate you - pull your beard, flick your face - to make you fight. Because once they’ve got you violent, then they know how to handle you. The only thing they don’t know how to handle is non-violence and humor. - John Lennon

[@Sjb2077]

So so true.

[@vickijohnson9367]

The best thing that all Americans can do is, save money, by not spending money. We are in the most extreme asset bubble in American history, this bubble is teetering on life support in a private equity hospital defaulting on its debt.🤣 The smartest thing you can do is hold on to what money you can get, don’t let it out of your grip, finance needs a complete reset.

[@gobblegobble8432]

Everyone should subscribe. This channel has guests who have the integrity and intelligence to say what others won't & a presented who gives them the space and time to say it. Thank you for your service.

[@bengasco3605]

Scott Galloway is someone I highly respect even though I'm on the right. I'm going to listen and most likely learn something.

[@user-im6fy4qp6m]

thank you CIA psyop shill

[@iwantgoat]

Cool story bro

[@Kmvxh4wn]

US viewer here. Woman. Democrat. I am watching this now, after the election and it is wild to see how spot on his predictions were. I tried talking to fellow democrats about the outcome of the election. Specifically - you can't completely abandon an entire generation and demographic and expect to get their support. People living in rural areas that don't benefit for recent economic growth and young men have been left to struggle and they picked the horse they think will take them out of the circumstances. No one wants to hear this, but it is 100% true. The democratic party needs a serious rebrand and our society has to start prioritizing the needs of everyone. Well done.

[@unnamed3932]

What I don't understand is why D women support Harris when she is all in for the 'trans' lunacy that only favors males who supplant women's sex-based rights. Paraphilic, male cross-dresser sex-fetishists, most heterosexual, invade women's sports, restrooms, locker rooms, prisons, rape crisis centers, domestic abuse shelters, rob them of prizes & awards, and on and on, even their breast-feeding support groups (those w/ a lactation fetish). And that they promote hormonal mutilation of minors and vulnerable adults. And even though the abortion issue is now in the states, not federal, and most abortions are by medication not surgical, they have been gaslit that it's the most important issue. No man or woman who supports the legal protection of 'gender identity' that allows a man to pretend to be a woman and opt-in to women's sex-class really cares about women's (and LGB rights which are also sex-based) and should consider how supporting the misogynist and homophobic 'trans' agenda will affect women's hard-won rights.

[@iwantgoat]

They lost because they chose the worst horse imaginable then choose someone even worse for VP

[@MrsPaulaTorres]

the whole republican office now is made of the best of Democrats. 🙄 you just keep yapping on there…. We have our president back. Thank GOD!!

[@masilomoshesh1475]

57:16 That 358k could have gone to charity 😭😭😭

[@debrathornquist2465]

You want it spent on charity. You earn it and do it.

[@Joe-jd6xd]

@@debrathornquist2465 instead it was won in a bet by a rational trump supporter. Just as good if you ask me

[@gummiewormproduction]

LOL, Wasn't Elon giving out a million dollars a day for like the past two weeks?

[@jctyler31]

@@debrathornquist2465thank you!!!! They never will because they love to complain about how other people spend their money.

[@iwantgoat]

Charity is always better than the toilet. What's wrong with you people

[@adamduncan5371]

I've seen so many dangerous things on social media. I get concerned when anyone has a too extreme view on anything! I love the content in this channel overall ❤

[@carolinecardoso6945]

It’s quite interesting to observe the conversations surrounding the feelings and experiences of young men in 2024. Much of the discourse seems to center around their struggles and challenges, yet it’s essential to remember that women have faced significant oppression for many decades, often without the same level of attention or acknowledgment. Historically, society has frequently minimized women's voices and experiences, leading to a sense of invisibility in discussions about progress. It's about time we shift our focus and recognize the importance of women's advancement, as their efforts and sacrifices have often been overlooked. The reality is that when women have tried to carve out their space, they’ve often been conditioned to downplay their contributions or needs, which inadvertently allowed men to advance while women felt the need to make themselves smaller or less visible.

[@meditatonmicrodose]

Exactly! I am sick of listening about young men being disadvantaged. We have been disadvantaged for centuries and now we supposed to stop studying, getting good jobs and grow personally and financially just so men can continue feeling good about making an average effort? No, thank you. It’s patriarchy all over again, only in another disguise.

[@iTzCHIZE]

Do you say this to mean that to acknowledge women we need to vote for Harris for president ?

[@jadeking5846]

As a woman I have never felt minimized or oppressed. Nor do I feel overlooked in the workplace or at home. The POP is supreme, men are at our beck and call. Women rule the world either out in front or in the background changing the thought process of the men we influence. But continue being a victim if you like. Its far easier than recognizing the power you have.

[@tanyalachance6]

You are so right on with this comment, I’m blown away that there aren’t many likes. Young men are struggling.. boohoo, poor them. Women have been struggling for hundreds of years and still are. We’ve worked our asses of to get to this point, and without help from men. Young men need to stop feeling sorry for themselves and make choices that will improve their lives. If they’re doing drugs, playing video games and don’t take care of themselves. That’s on them! I’m so sick of hearing about this victimhood mentality. The majority of people who are successful haven’t reached the top by complaining and feeling sorry for themselves. We are 💯 responsible for our own life.

[@LambofGodFan4]

That Grandpa had it easy when he was young is an awful reason to ignore the plight of a completely different generation of people that just happen to share certain organs. Whoever is suffering is suffering. And your statement is specifically no longer true. Currently young women advance more than young men.

[@blazemusing5491]

Why is money the immediate and only measure of how well a place is doing? If America is a leading wealth power-house, why are the majority of its people having difficulties affording healthcare and real, affordable groceries and produce from its 'great land'? I am not American, nor do I need to be to see that many feel it is NOT a land of prosperity.

[@katiem82850]

It seems you tuned out of the rest of his commentary before adding your comment. You missed some stuff.

[@chrisgreene8601]

yes. money should not be the 'first decider' of anything in life. it should be an ASPECT, an imoirtant factor, NOT the primary directive. Young men are being emotionally crippled (*not beacuse of 'woke' stuff.) They have very few male role models who can handle being grownups with actual positive ideals instead of just grunt grunt make money. Grunt grunt make money does NOT help young men be quality human beings. *Also, 'playing violent video games while drinking and drugging during my non-work hours' is not exactly sexy to women. I dispute the characterization of women succeeding. I dont know any women who are. Most are just trying to hang on.

[@lilymkish5824]

He clearly said the top 1% are good but the rest are clearly struggling in one way or another. The wealth is not equitably distributed.

[@TheGuchster]

@@lilymkish5824 No, he said tht they arent growing at the same pace and that the ultra wealthy are leading the growth. Of course we just voted in Pro-Ultra wealthy politicians so Im sure that will go well. Still waiting on all the trickling down lol

[@janice23847]

I'm American, and I'll sum it up for you. America has the best of everything, but only for a few. Best healthcare and doctors in the world, but only for a few. Best schools and higher education institutions, but only for a few. Best high paying jobs and companies to work for, but only for a few. Best economic opportunities, but only for a few. Why you ask? Greed. Greed doesn't have a nationality. If you don't police greed and tax greed, it will take over. And it has. Now greed can buy politicians, so that it continues to grow unchecked. Hope this helps to clear up any confusion.

[@MonikaJoy]

I'm watching Handsmade Tale right now. This is insane 😮

[@PH-lm5of]

Handmaid’s Tale

[@ifeanyichukwuozobu7819]

Great episode! Man Scott hit the nail on the head with a lot of good points!

[@ChuckHiggins-bq8vr]

I appreciate the depth of understanding Scott has for the plight of young men and society in general. RESPECT!

[@kierangallagher5687]

He understands Democrat men who are a few chin hairs away from women

[@incelslayerrrr8597]

What exactly is the "plight of young men'?.because women dont want them anymore and wont lay down with them? Women expect them to be emotionally intelligent and balanced? Men have gotten away with doing the bare minimum f0r too long and now its a self pity party because men are mentally and emotionally incapable of evolving into better humans and partners? Men objectified women for so long and have reaped what they sowed. They created this environment and mad at their own system. Its HILARIOUS to watch so many men fall apart because they lost at their own game. I hope women continue to distance themselves from men and further deprive men of any companionship, dating, sex and children. If it means the human race dies out so be it. The world isnt a healthy place with men in it.

[@biaibarrett]

I was listening up until he said there is "bad peace" and praised the attacks in Lebanon. Easy to condone death when you don't see the dying as human. I bet he would have a radically different opinion if any of these attacks took place in the US. Shameful behavior.

[@kimberlyhubbard892]

EXACTLY what I came here to comment. I think if I'd randomly stopped the video before his comments on Israel, I probably would've shared it thinking it was one of the best interviews I've listened to in years. But sh went downhill as soon as he said that and everything after. He's clearly a privileged of the patriarchy and is done exploiting others for his money. My skin crawls with the fact that I thought he was chaotic good when I first listened. No. No no no. He's a perfect example of the dangerous white moderate.

[@kimberlyhubbard892]

Same. Came here to comment this. I thought he made a lot of sense until he mentioned praising Israel and their "war." It's not a war. It's a straight up genocide. And it's clear this guy cares more about his bottom line than anyone else's reality. He's clueless anymore.

[@aries6776]

I totally agree, he completely lost me at that point. Some estimates (Oxfam) have total number of deaths in Gaza at 186,000 people in just over a year. 70% are women and children. I don't care if they killed 10,000 terrorists, there is no way they can justify all those civilian deaths. And it's obviously not just 'collateral damage' as some might claim but entirely intentional. Scott even partly alluded to it when he pointed out that the Israelis were able to target 'terrorists' through their children by their use of social media. Oops. The Israelis even have an AI targeting system for this type of operation it's called 'Where's Daddy?'.

[@biaibarrett]

@@aries6776 Exactly. Too many civilians have died in the past year. This type of action can never bring peace, it's destructive and it is escalating conflict. A lot of countries have also withdrawn support from Israel, and the US is becoming more and more isolated because the government chooses to keep supplying the instruments needed for war.

[@desshinnick9365]

I think we can look back in history and see examples of bad peace. In this case it seems they have created a generations of hate. There have to be better solutions. And there are. Look at how countries were treated after World War 1, and after World War 2 where lessons were learned. Germany and Japan were treated differently post war to ensure that there was not a pool of hatred that grew. The same needs to be done now.

[@sk.n.9302]

My daughter is white & I've been a single parent since she was 2, after a long illness, her Dad passed away pennyless when she was 13, then, when she was 15, she fell ill for a year & I lost my job. With a lot of effort & work, we were able to turn the corner & she got into a top engineering school. That said, I would have really welcomed an adversity score for financial aid.

[@nobody8328]

You and your daughter are amazing! I hope you're both enjoying your lives now ☺️ 💞 There's not a drop of compassion or empathy to be found from our government. And certainly no actual assistance, financial or otherwise.

[@chrisgreene8601]

glad you made it around that corner. I wish you well!

[@sk.n.9302]

@@nobody8328Thank you for your words, this actually means a lot. And yes, when we were applying for scholarships, I kept asking myself, why don't we qualify? FAFSA came in really low.

[@northofyou33]

I had the same desire when I went back to school as a very poor, young single mother. No scholarships for me, just loans.

[@rikkirobinson4429]

America.. you have a woman in this position then you have a man betting an obscene amount of money on the election. I’m glad you and your daughter are ok.

[@barikitchens6383]

I definitely listen to more podcasts now than corporate media! Truth is what I’m looking for.

[@iwantgoat]

But this guy is not truth

[@ProgressiveEconomicsSupporter]

Common, you cant just compare the average income in Mississippi with the ones in UK, Germany or Japan stating that your poorest state is doing even bettr that we do. Forget it, there ar eaome other factors to consider to, at least the overall price level. Nominal incomes is meaningless without contextt

[@pierzing.glint1sh76]

The context is that without london, yes he's right Mississippi is doing better than us. I thought that was common knowledge. I think we've forgotten how immensely rich and enormously productive and powerful the US is and continuing to be. A single state...California has double the GDP of the UK with half the people. UK is a failed state in comparison...

[@janijarvio8745]

Yeap :D this man is good because now we have some better peak inside kamalas camp. its just too much emotional arguing to logical people. he is even saying that man should start to be something else they are so that woman would feel more safe when the one who is dropping out of system is this man xD

[@BP-of5cp]

But also income doesn't take into consideration the cost of living. We all see comparisons between US and UK grocery prices, when you add having to pay for private healthcare which doesn't care how much you make then that higher salary in Mississippi is easily running dry.

[@ProgressiveEconomicsSupporter]

@BP-of5cp that is what I mean, salary is only valid in comparison to overall expenditures, at least for basic stuff

[@vorong2ru]

@@pierzing.glint1sh76 you clearly haven't been to Mississippi. It's a depressing place to live where most of the people leave in poor conditions by my standards here in the UK Midlands. They get NO government support on medical bills, education while living in village-like carboard-houses. Just open google maps and check how Mississippi looks like...

[@icytoe]

from France : my income may be lesser than Mississippi ( i need to fact check) but when I get a doctors appointment or have a prescription I pay max 7 euros for the appointment and prescription meds are free, I work 37h a week and have 11 weeks holidays a year 11:02 sorry but I would not kill to have Trump as my president 🤣 bisous de France x

[@iwantgoat]

If you take care of yourself you don't need doctors or prescriptions

[@icytoe]

@ you can’t predict an accident

[@postive-vibes]

I voted Harris/Walz and still believe they were best for the country. I was in disbelief the night of the election, but in the days following, I calmed down and began to see more clearly why a red wave washed across the country. Galloway is so smart and perceptive, and I wish more Americans would open themselves to ideas like the ones expressed throughout this video - if they care about the future of our country that is, and not just their preconceptions and political opinions.

[@ligbzd837]

All those voted for Trump FORGOT that Trump KILLED millions of Americans, their jobs, and their businesses during his pathetic management skills on Covid. The Democratic Biden & Harris team turned all that around. Now, almost ALL American have jobs, not dying, and our economy & stock market is at all time high. Inflation is now under control! Sure, not all problems are fixed yet. But they are on their way! The problem with Harris (Democrats in general) is that they are TOO HUMBLE to talk about their ACHIEVEMENTS. They need to TALK ABOUT their achievements in order for people to get it. Trump did NOT have achievements, but he TALK a BIG talk. That's what sales man and Con man do. So, as soon as Democrats, the humble people, learn to Sell themselves, they will every election. because historically, when Democrats are in office, the economy always did better. Google the history of economy and line that up with which President was in office.

[@DarylOster]

Galloway only sounds smart to those who don't understand a different perspective. Your disbelief may be based in an indoctrinated belief that the media has been telling you the truth about the 2 candidates. Just look at a red/blue map of the US most of the states colored red, most of the counties in most of the blue states are also red, most precincts in a lot of the blue counties - again mostly red. It boils down to city dwellers (who occupy less than 5% of the land mass of the US) -VS- those more connected to rural life and the land - thoes who own land and produce food, etc.. Galloway understands why a few demonrats in cities feel abandoned - but virtually nothing of the real political divide of the nation. To actually understand, Galloway (and perhaps you) might benefit from watching Tucker Carlson's 1hr:43min interview of Dr. Ben Carson from 3 months ago.

[@iwantgoat]

If you want to know why Harris lost just listen to her talk for 30 seconds. Walz. Well, just look at him.

[@iwantgoat]

You're a little slow huh?

[@postive-vibes]

@@iwantgoat Took you two times to say nothing. Kettle meet pot.

[@ultimatist]

Excellent interview!! A follow-up is worthwhile.

[@-Timur1214]

My god that ending couldn't have been better! This even shook me up seeing that "insufferable num scull" getting that happy suprise, damn IT

[@stevey-xw4gz]

Mississippi is doing better than Germany or Japan? What's this dude smoking?

[@pierzing.glint1sh76]

You weren't listening 😂 he said average income is better in Mississippi, but put a caveat that inequality is greater

[@Rudzani]

Do you have ears?

[@stiltz86]

@@pierzing.glint1sh76 this is the only hinged comment i've read in this comment section. people are shadow boxing their own passionate misunderstandings in the age of trump

[@janijarvio8745]

@@pierzing.glint1sh76 is this inequality good or bad thing? best equality were in soviet russia and atm in venezuela. But in some case like my case finland have low inequality % is good for me because i can live without doing work ever or anything productive just live on others TAX. Thos who do work losts get about same that i do but its not fair realy :D so in short inequality is not good meter for anything.

[@pierzing.glint1sh76]

@janijarvio8745 capitalism by its very nature u have to have inequality

[@AllenAchaemenes]

Can someone do us a favor and create a meme with scotts face, queen, trumps vicotry and 358 k ? It would be hilarious .

[@JonDambacher-gp6gz]

Damn good discussion, fellas. Clear, succinct & objective. We need much more of this.

[@marklnicholson]

I really enjoyed this video. I thought his discussion of the plight of young men and why they are leaving the Dems was excellent. One issue I have is that he talks about bodily autonomy a lot and I think it's an important issue but I was shocked how all my "my body, my choice" friends didn't feel that way when it came to the vaccine and vaccine mandates. Other than that I really enjoyed this thoughtful, intelligent and interesting conversation.

[@luciedutra756]

I read your comment. Over all about bodily autonomy , you nailed it !!! Society has brain washed the individual to believe our BODY is not our privet responsibility. Society emphasizes abortion / vaccination. The easy way out. NOT THE SOLUTION.

[@b_rit]

"We're doing really well" The fuck we are. The middle class simply cannot keep up with the cost of living to the point where I don't think there will be a middle class if things keep going this way. Look at Kamala's donors compared to Trump and it will be apparent who is the party of the rich. I voted for Trump this election after being a Never Trumper for years.

[@ld4122]

Thank you!!!!!

[@beewest5704]

It's sad that you think Trump who has always looked after the benefits of the rich care about the poor. They get the best tax breaks under Trump. Do you think Elon woukd have backed Trump otherwise?

[@aries6776]

The truth is neither care about anyone other than the rich, it's just Trump actually said he cares about the average american whilst the Democrats didn't even address the issue.

[@macolga100]

You speak more sense than that dude Scott does...

[@ld4122]

@ Haha, Pelosi, Schumer, Biden, and many many more Dems are filthy rich despite never having a real job. I wonder how that happened?!?!

[@bzh7648]

I thought Trump would win because Americans are past the days of liking our government. We have stopped voting for the same party two consecutive terms in the Presidency. In 2028, America will vote for another party unless something very unusual happens. We’re also very impatient. We only give a Party 4 years to fix problems even if it’s the corporations or other nations that are causing those problems.

[@Alnivol666]

No fixing was going on during Biden/Harris.

[@ravynwooden7940]

Love your show. It teaches me a lot.

[@MichealHarrimon]

As a beginner what do I need to do? How can I invest, on which platform? If you know any please share.

[@RobertCombs-t6m]

Waking up every 14th of each month to 210,000 dollars it's a blessing to I and my family... Big gratitude to Sonia duke 🙌🏻

[@MarkOwen-m4c]

Yeah, 253k from Sonai duke, looking up to acquire a new House, blessings.

[@OwenHafiz]

I'm glad to write her tay I do hope she will help handle my paycheck properly☺️☺️☺️

[@OwenHafiz]

Can I start with as low as $1,000?

[@FitriSanti-d7y]

It's prudent to seek expert advice when creating a solid financial portfolio due to its complexities.

[@SrJackquito]

Please do a follow up on the bet 🤣🤣

[@Healingvibrationsbymatt]

At least he knew he was blinded by confirmation bias

[@tracygallagher2423]

Another great show, thank you so much for what you do.

[@janewick1082]

It does feel ugly in the USA.

[@MUSHROOMRAT750]

Go outside. Real people in the real world are mostly wonderful kind people. The internet is ugly, but that’s across the entire world. I may be sheltered though, I live in an idealic conservative town.

[@annag-h6659]

As a regular viewer (and yes, subscriber) of this podcast-and as an American-I couldn’t help but notice the contrast in Steven’s tone between this discussion and his tense interview with Boris Johnson. The admiration for Mr. Trump’s success was presented with a lighthearted, almost admiring tone, while with Mr. Johnson, Steven had a personal edge, not holding back in conveying his negative view to the man. Perhaps it felt closer to home. To be sure, Mr. Trump can be charming and funny, but usually only when interviewed by those inclined to see him that way. For interviewers who dare to challenge him, as Steven did with Mr. Johnson, the result would be indignation with a stormy exit.

[@yizhizhu5154]

It's a shame that a podcast with just a left leaned supporter has done a better job than any Kamala Harris ad I have seen.

[@karenkays2.0]

I value your perspective Steven. This has been an ongoing discussion in our states. Your words make sense.

[@cristinaguzman6825]

Watching this today makes me LOL so hard

[@berkvjli]

Imagine if you put that kinda of money into a soup kitchen instead. Then crime would go down because the desperate people with hardly no options would have a meal instead of having to steal.

[@llkg9]

"Hardly no options?" There are food stamps, food banks, and lots of other LEGAL ways to get food. I grew up poor and hungry, and my parents NEVER stole to put food on the table. A lot of criminals and looters have nice clothes, expensive shoes, new phones, etc. They're not stealing out of desperation; they're stealing out of selfishness and blatant disregard for others.

[@janijarvio8745]

@@llkg9 Same sort of situation here, crime seems to roam when people dont feel like being part of the community or on the same side as authoritys

[@Devin-Michael]

In San Francisco people do not steal out of desperation there are more services and dollars per spent on services per capita than any other city in the country

[@Macfromwales]

Awwww, I think it's sweet that he thinks it's fair 😂 I've put my money in a small Dutch company that makes ozempic. She will steal and then put the 80% of obese Americans on it payed for by taxpayers money. I feel that's the smart bet. I'd welcome your opinion guys??

[@debrathornquist2465]

Have Trump do that. He claims to care.

[@BlackSheep703]

It is profoundly difficult to feel protective of a system that actively and aggressively hates you for a characterisitic you have no control over. Its interesting how two people can watch the same thing and have vastly different reactions to it as well. That story of not taking money from a venture capital because all of their partners were men is problematic especially if that is the 'only' reason you refused their money.

[@BillyBobTup]

And notice he wants men to "step up and protect women". This guy is a simp.

[@killertruth186]

"It is profoundly difficult to feel protective of a system that actively and aggressively hates you for a chracterisitic you have no control over" That had been proven both ways.

[@goergeskaplan2910]

Yep, you summed it up pretty well on the rist sentence. Cheers

[@steveknight4291]

The last 5 or 10 minutes of this podcast is pretty much a must watch for all young men.

[@iwantgoat]

No thanks

[@will.davlin]

Wool socks to bed is best sleep ever🎉😂😂❤❤❤

[@robertcharran3830]

America has traded its soul for loaf of bread and a dozen eggs!

[@williamnot4956]

cry more

[@jasonburrs3142]

America never had a soul to begin with. It's modern day Soddom and Gomorrah, especially in California.

[@Frasianfamily]

Not even bc the deficit is going up and the younger generation are going to be paying the price

[@fvr12345]

100%!!! Half of Americans are like a spoiled child that doesn't know how good they have it. People refuse to go to college, then expect to be handed some upper middle class lifestyle where they live in a McMansion and trade out new cars every 4 years.

[@jasonburrs3142]

@Frasianfamily Boomers are a selfish generation.

[@lilyfuzz1]

Thanks, I've enjoyed listening to his perspective

[@joeruder6210]

These guys are bright! And spot on!

[@Tuya56]

“I hate the men need to support abortion so he can have more meaningless sex” argument. Is he saying men shouldn’t care about having and raising babies? We don’t need to encourage the hookup culture. Commitment and family is what young men want - not random hookup and abortion as back up option.

[@e.a.miller6503]

The hookup culture is here to stay wether you like it or not. Commitment and family is not on the “must do” list of everyone. The number of childfree people in America is roughly 1 in 4 choose to be childfree.

[@incelslayerrrr8597]

Men created hook up culture and it blew up in their faces because women do it better with better odds. Women learned their lesson in the 90s and men refused to advance socially and economically thinking they could just show up and that be enough to get women. Women woke up and reallzed how much this has not worked and men canceled themselves out and being left behind. Women arent buying the bare minimum any more and its not worth it to deal with men. Men caused this and now theyre mad at their own system. We dont feel sorry for men. It would benefit everyone if their suicide rates increased and they stopped damaging the world and women because of their deficiencies.

[@saevvyth]

I'm so surprised how people in these comments can't listen to a conversation and correctly interpret what was said. No, he didn't say that. In fact, he said that the best thing in his life, his children and his wife, came from his desire to have sex. So as a man, it is OK to be interested in having sex with someone and take a risk at being rejected; instead of using porn or just stop trying because you feel outmatched. And women are more likely to have sex with you if they have right over their own bodies. Nothing he says should be controversial, especially not if you are a progressive woman. It is only controversial to you if you believe men should shallow in their own pity, be lonely forever and women should not be allowed to have an abortion. It's so weird how many people miss his point entirely; no wonder Trump won. This dude was laying the pavement for both men and women to be happy, and ya'll go: NO! FUCK THAT! PLEASE GO TO THE OTHER SIDE INSTEAD! Well, people listened to you. More men voted for Trump. Well done, you're ignorantly speaking against yourself.

[@davereynolds3403]

I’m not a young man (52years). I’ve been in one relationship since I was 21. I have 2 kids aged 16 and 17.5 years … and … my girlfriend when I was 19 had an abortion (which I supported). I was too young & sex ed didn’t exist in Sputh Africa in the 80s … so maybe it’s not one or the other. Legalizing abortion doesn’t encourage hookup culture (unless you have evidence to prove me wrong ?)

[@stevemontas6107]

'Men we're give you nothing, but if you support us, maybe some 2nd or 3rd order effects might work out in your favor. Maybe.'

[@gperry3101]

It's deeply troubling that anyone would view bodily autonomy primarily through the lens of men's access to uninhibited sex.

[@goergeskaplan2910]

Funny statement. You seem to not realise that when hetero men have sex, women have sex. And when none of them have sex, quite many metrics goes to hell. Men, men, men, men.... Well, takes two to the Tango.

[@mhlox654]

As irky and troubling as it sounds, it’s actually factual, we are living in unprecedented times

[@musicplayah]

@@mhlox654 Men that have never had a serious relationship, never had sex, is disillusioned with modern women etc. is not dreaming about having sex with a promiscious woman who is only having sex with him because she has decoupled all value and responsibility from intimacy.

[@clarenceleblanc4591]

It's often overlooked that people from economically disadvantaged backgrounds, whether Black, White, Asian, or Hispanic, share many similarities. Similarly, those who are economically affluent, regardless of race, also share common traits. Yet, discussions frequently focus on racial differences. It would be beneficial to recognize these similarities and extend support to all groups in need. Politically, I'm conservative but I'm completely Trumped out. He's first admin was messy but they had adults in the room. No one that was there wants him there again so he's filling his admin with family and sycophants, He's now become a cat in a room full of people with laser pointers.

[@trumanhicks6404]

Gotta have him on again this was great! Keep it up

[@stephenclarke2083]

It must be lovely to have enough money to be able to have social consciousness .

[@fs5775]

he earned it himself

[@stephenclarke2083]

Yeah I know

[@jumpingjoy20]

Luxury Beliefs author would be an amazing guest for this podcast.

[@ingridmorgan7893]

He got grants to attend school.

[@theomarcus]

Go ask Orange the same question...

[@natalieabell7117]

My favorite podcast with my favorite guest!!!

[@Cloobie]

Listened to the first 30 seconds and wanted to switch off. Bit the bullet and kept listening and found him to be a little more fair and unbiased than the initial soundbites give him credit for.

[@gerrymcguire2863]

Which isn't saying much.

[@WoodxUK]

It's a shame this podcast often has very good guests on with quite reasonable views, but the intro is made out like some reality tv show with all those soundbites. Undermines the whole conversation