Scott Galloway

So it's well in the back of the bus here.

I think it is, again, unfortunately, I just don't think it's that big issue.

I think the American public is so numb to this kind of stuff, especially in the Trump administration.

What I would actually found more interesting was the whole Gates testimony, and that is he has some of the best and brightest

PR people, because it wasn't an accident.

So when you call someone to come testify in front of a special committee or whoever he testified, you have some say in it.

He has the best lawyers in the world.

And what do they do, Cara?

They got it behind closed doors, and they got it during the NBA finals, during Iran, during the SpaceX IPO.

This is what you do.

You know this business better than I do.

When you have shitty news, you bury it on a big news day, right?

Yep, absolutely.

So Gates, whether you think he deserves to be flogged in public or how guilty or not guilty of whatever you think he is, I just admire the PR savvy here.

Yeah, that would be Larry Cohen.

Behind closed doors during a very, very heavy business news week.

This story is going to come and go.

Well, I still think it's a – I'm going to disagree with you because I think I was actually completely accurate at the beginning of the Epstein thing that it's a big deal.

I think among the base of people, it remains an illuminating and a thing that gets them going.

I don't think it goes away.