Kara Swisher

so many texts where he was attacking Trump, very similar to JD Vance, didn't like him, thought he was an idiot, called him an oaf and things like that.

And then suddenly he realized whatever happened to him, and it's a mix of, you know, COVID, issues around his family, obviously the journals written about his ketamine use and everything else.

And so this combined into this, he sort of soured the way the internet did, the way Twitter did.

But now he sees how easy he can manipulate Donald Trump

It's not very hard, and especially just $75 million is very attractive to someone like Donald Trump.

Of course.

I have one final question for you as the tech expert in the entire universe.

In the universe, yeah.

What happens if I don't accept the cookies?

We're way past cookies now.

Think you're Scott Galloway?

I don't think so.

Why, is he ever late, Scott Galloway, or no?

Oh, is he ever late?

I'm sorry.

Hi, everyone.

This is Pivot from New York Magazine and the Vox Media Podcast Network.

I'm Cara Swisher.

Scott is off today, and I'm joined by the man who may or may not be running for president.

It's Anthony Scaramucci, the Mooch lawyer, podcaster, and founder of SkyBridge Capital.