Scott Galloway

I could hold my nose and get on board with that. But all these quote unquote fiscal hawks aren't saying we need to talk about the other side of the ledger and raise revenues. What they're saying is these Medicare cuts, I'm sorry, these Medicaid cuts don't go deep enough. And I mean, this shit is really scary for some people. And it's not only immoral, it's uneconomic.

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Well, we've talked about this before. We've seen a separation between church and state where that separation began to erode. And just as important from an economic standpoint is the separation between business and state. And that is... Obama shouldn't have been picking winners. I agree with that.

Well, we've talked about this before. We've seen a separation between church and state where that separation began to erode. And just as important from an economic standpoint is the separation between business and state. And that is... Obama shouldn't have been picking winners. I agree with that.

Well, we've talked about this before. We've seen a separation between church and state where that separation began to erode. And just as important from an economic standpoint is the separation between business and state. And that is... Obama shouldn't have been picking winners. I agree with that.

He shouldn't be deciding based on his blood sugar level or who he likes or doesn't like, he shouldn't be singling out companies because that is a form of corruption because everyone lines up to just kiss his ass. Not only that, he's a terrible business person. Do you realize that since the iPhone was launched, Apple has trained over 28 million Chinese workers on high-tech manufacturing?

He shouldn't be deciding based on his blood sugar level or who he likes or doesn't like, he shouldn't be singling out companies because that is a form of corruption because everyone lines up to just kiss his ass. Not only that, he's a terrible business person. Do you realize that since the iPhone was launched, Apple has trained over 28 million Chinese workers on high-tech manufacturing?

He shouldn't be deciding based on his blood sugar level or who he likes or doesn't like, he shouldn't be singling out companies because that is a form of corruption because everyone lines up to just kiss his ass. Not only that, he's a terrible business person. Do you realize that since the iPhone was launched, Apple has trained over 28 million Chinese workers on high-tech manufacturing?

Also, they make about 500 bucks a month, at least an entry-level assembler in China. We're not bringing those jobs back to the US. They invest about $55 billion a year into the Chinese economy, which you could argue was the wrong investment or stupid. They've made these extraordinary investments.