Scott Galloway

There was talk of nipples and President Trump's disrespect for nipples in the room.

And as funny as that sounds, it was pretty grotesque of his abuse of a young woman.

But this is what this entire leadership is talking about, and whether he'll be able to handle the nipple stuff getting out.

It's not just the White House and has nothing to do with nipples here.

Bill Gates was on Capitol Hill this week testifying behind closed doors about his connection to Epstein.

Gates said Epstein tried to use information about his extramarital affairs as leverage after the two had cut ties.

Well, obviously he did.

He's an evil villain.

He also acknowledged that meeting with Epstein was a grave error in judgment, which he said before, and put his philanthropy work at risk.

And it certainly did, including his own reputation.

Talk a little bit about, did anything surprise you about how the White House dealt with the Epstein stuff?

They sound like fucking amateurs.

Every time I was reading it, I was like, what a bunch of amateurs.

Big fights between Bongino and Patel and Bondi and Susie Wiles just sitting over it like a demented mother who doesn't know how to control idiot children.

Will this be a major issue in terms, and I will say, as you know, I was very much in early on saying this is a real problem.

Reuters is out with a new poll, 75% of people think the government is hiding information on Epstein's clients.

And a lot of it is falling as much as Trump has tried to push it off onto other people on the president himself.

So I think we agree that it should be an issue.

I don't think it will be.

There's recent data showing there's these March focus groups ranked Epstein six amongst voter concerns ahead.