Scott Galloway

Because the bottom line is Democrats listening to podcasts have more money. than some of the Republicans listening to these podcasts. I do still think they dominate. Occasionally stuff is breaking through, like the Midas Touch came out of nowhere into the top five. But a lot of the top podcasts, like Stephen Bartlett is pretty much middle of the road. He tries to be apolitical.

I think he's going to replace Joe Rogan. And I'm... Joe Rogan, I kind of feel like we should all send Joe a royalty because he kind of busted open the medium. I still think he's number one on most accounts, if you really are honest in the long term. Mel Robbins, who's broken through, but she's not she's not political. And but there's Megan does a great job in podcasts in terms of her viewership.

I think he's going to replace Joe Rogan. And I'm... Joe Rogan, I kind of feel like we should all send Joe a royalty because he kind of busted open the medium. I still think he's number one on most accounts, if you really are honest in the long term. Mel Robbins, who's broken through, but she's not she's not political. And but there's Megan does a great job in podcasts in terms of her viewership.

I think he's going to replace Joe Rogan. And I'm... Joe Rogan, I kind of feel like we should all send Joe a royalty because he kind of busted open the medium. I still think he's number one on most accounts, if you really are honest in the long term. Mel Robbins, who's broken through, but she's not she's not political. And but there's Megan does a great job in podcasts in terms of her viewership.

Tucker's right at the top. It's still pretty is it still really is very right now. What the Republican Party does really well is the synchronicity between the think tanks, their media, their podcasters, and their candidates. The Democrats war within each other. I mean, if you think about even, there were four parties just a few years ago.

Tucker's right at the top. It's still pretty is it still really is very right now. What the Republican Party does really well is the synchronicity between the think tanks, their media, their podcasters, and their candidates. The Democrats war within each other. I mean, if you think about even, there were four parties just a few years ago.

Tucker's right at the top. It's still pretty is it still really is very right now. What the Republican Party does really well is the synchronicity between the think tanks, their media, their podcasters, and their candidates. The Democrats war within each other. I mean, if you think about even, there were four parties just a few years ago.

There was the kind of George Bush, Mitt Romney Republicans, and MAGA. And then there's the Bernie AOC side of the Democratic Party and kind of the more moderate side. The right has consolidated around MAGA. The Romney, McCain, Bush Republicans are gone. They've been cast into the wilderness.

There was the kind of George Bush, Mitt Romney Republicans, and MAGA. And then there's the Bernie AOC side of the Democratic Party and kind of the more moderate side. The right has consolidated around MAGA. The Romney, McCain, Bush Republicans are gone. They've been cast into the wilderness.

There was the kind of George Bush, Mitt Romney Republicans, and MAGA. And then there's the Bernie AOC side of the Democratic Party and kind of the more moderate side. The right has consolidated around MAGA. The Romney, McCain, Bush Republicans are gone. They've been cast into the wilderness.

And to a certain extent, that's an advantage because they're all on the same page from a messaging standpoint. And I'll speak to the same talking points. I don't think it's good for America. Whereas the Democrats, we're still roaring with each other. We're still saying, oh, you're my ally, but I don't like the way you're holding the gun.

And to a certain extent, that's an advantage because they're all on the same page from a messaging standpoint. And I'll speak to the same talking points. I don't think it's good for America. Whereas the Democrats, we're still roaring with each other. We're still saying, oh, you're my ally, but I don't like the way you're holding the gun.

And to a certain extent, that's an advantage because they're all on the same page from a messaging standpoint. And I'll speak to the same talking points. I don't think it's good for America. Whereas the Democrats, we're still roaring with each other. We're still saying, oh, you're my ally, but I don't like the way you're holding the gun.

And we're spending a lot of time getting angry at Jake Tapper as opposed to saying, okay, let's focus on the fact that the biggest grift in history is taking place. So what I've... thought about doing, and I've talked to some podcasters about, is as we go into 26, I want to be more coordinated around organizing with other kind of what I'll call like-minded podcasts.

And we're spending a lot of time getting angry at Jake Tapper as opposed to saying, okay, let's focus on the fact that the biggest grift in history is taking place. So what I've... thought about doing, and I've talked to some podcasters about, is as we go into 26, I want to be more coordinated around organizing with other kind of what I'll call like-minded podcasts.

And we're spending a lot of time getting angry at Jake Tapper as opposed to saying, okay, let's focus on the fact that the biggest grift in history is taking place. So what I've... thought about doing, and I've talked to some podcasters about, is as we go into 26, I want to be more coordinated around organizing with other kind of what I'll call like-minded podcasts.

Because I do think podcasts are increasing their influence. And I've said that I think our revenues in podcasting are going to grow dramatically because I think political candidates are going to start transferring money from local news stations to podcasts based on Trump's genius move to go right into podcasting. But I think the left needs to be much more organized.

Because I do think podcasts are increasing their influence. And I've said that I think our revenues in podcasting are going to grow dramatically because I think political candidates are going to start transferring money from local news stations to podcasts based on Trump's genius move to go right into podcasting. But I think the left needs to be much more organized.

Because I do think podcasts are increasing their influence. And I've said that I think our revenues in podcasting are going to grow dramatically because I think political candidates are going to start transferring money from local news stations to podcasts based on Trump's genius move to go right into podcasting. But I think the left needs to be much more organized.

Promote each other, highlight great candidates, maybe even circulate certain data that's super interesting that people aren't focused on. But everyone, I'd like to see everyone from kind of the smartless guys to crooked media. You know, these guys are so smart.