Scott Galloway

According to the reporting, Biden's health was deteriorating so rapidly that aides feared he might need a wheelchair if he won reelection, but they kept it quiet, taking every possible step to keep him upright until he eventually dropped out. Jess, let's start with Biden's tragic news for him and his family. What do you make of it all?

According to the reporting, Biden's health was deteriorating so rapidly that aides feared he might need a wheelchair if he won reelection, but they kept it quiet, taking every possible step to keep him upright until he eventually dropped out. Jess, let's start with Biden's tragic news for him and his family. What do you make of it all?

Yeah, look, he's a good man. And anytime you hear about someone who gets this kind of news, you have empathy for them and their family. I go more to what it means for the nation and sort of what we can draw from it. An 82-year-old diagnosed with prostate cancer is not an unusual diagnosis. I mean, basically... What was strange here and is a bit of a wake-up call is that it had gotten so advanced.

Yeah, look, he's a good man. And anytime you hear about someone who gets this kind of news, you have empathy for them and their family. I go more to what it means for the nation and sort of what we can draw from it. An 82-year-old diagnosed with prostate cancer is not an unusual diagnosis. I mean, basically... What was strange here and is a bit of a wake-up call is that it had gotten so advanced.

Yeah, look, he's a good man. And anytime you hear about someone who gets this kind of news, you have empathy for them and their family. I go more to what it means for the nation and sort of what we can draw from it. An 82-year-old diagnosed with prostate cancer is not an unusual diagnosis. I mean, basically... What was strange here and is a bit of a wake-up call is that it had gotten so advanced.

You'd think the president would have—I just joined one of these high-end medical concierge clinics, and basically they just scan you all the time. And I'm just shocked that it would have gotten that far, that a Gleason of nine—if anyone should catch stuff early, I would have thought it was the president— It's a terrible diagnosis.

You'd think the president would have—I just joined one of these high-end medical concierge clinics, and basically they just scan you all the time. And I'm just shocked that it would have gotten that far, that a Gleason of nine—if anyone should catch stuff early, I would have thought it was the president— It's a terrible diagnosis.

You'd think the president would have—I just joined one of these high-end medical concierge clinics, and basically they just scan you all the time. And I'm just shocked that it would have gotten that far, that a Gleason of nine—if anyone should catch stuff early, I would have thought it was the president— It's a terrible diagnosis.

I'm not a doctor, but it just doesn't, you know, this is very bad news for the Biden family. I think on a larger level, I think we need age limits. If he had been reelected, he will probably spend the next one, two, five years severely impaired, not only because he's going to be 83, 84, 85, but he's going to be fighting a devastating illness. And let's hope that he survives and maybe even beats it.

I'm not a doctor, but it just doesn't, you know, this is very bad news for the Biden family. I think on a larger level, I think we need age limits. If he had been reelected, he will probably spend the next one, two, five years severely impaired, not only because he's going to be 83, 84, 85, but he's going to be fighting a devastating illness. And let's hope that he survives and maybe even beats it.

I'm not a doctor, but it just doesn't, you know, this is very bad news for the Biden family. I think on a larger level, I think we need age limits. If he had been reelected, he will probably spend the next one, two, five years severely impaired, not only because he's going to be 83, 84, 85, but he's going to be fighting a devastating illness. And let's hope that he survives and maybe even beats it.

But what would that have meant if he was the president? It would have meant that he couldn't take foreign trips. It would have meant that no one trusted him to make decisions. It would have meant constant lying. There would have been a full-time spin protection lying circle, an informal cabinet doing nothing but trying to protect him and continue to lie about his faculties and abilities.

But what would that have meant if he was the president? It would have meant that he couldn't take foreign trips. It would have meant that no one trusted him to make decisions. It would have meant constant lying. There would have been a full-time spin protection lying circle, an informal cabinet doing nothing but trying to protect him and continue to lie about his faculties and abilities.

But what would that have meant if he was the president? It would have meant that he couldn't take foreign trips. It would have meant that no one trusted him to make decisions. It would have meant constant lying. There would have been a full-time spin protection lying circle, an informal cabinet doing nothing but trying to protect him and continue to lie about his faculties and abilities.

Would it have been? Do you think? See, this is what I'm not sure of, Jess. I think the guy is a good man. I also think he's a raging fucking narcissist, as is many of the people who get to D.C. Do you think he would have handed over the mantle? I'm not sure he would have.

Would it have been? Do you think? See, this is what I'm not sure of, Jess. I think the guy is a good man. I also think he's a raging fucking narcissist, as is many of the people who get to D.C. Do you think he would have handed over the mantle? I'm not sure he would have.

Would it have been? Do you think? See, this is what I'm not sure of, Jess. I think the guy is a good man. I also think he's a raging fucking narcissist, as is many of the people who get to D.C. Do you think he would have handed over the mantle? I'm not sure he would have.

But as someone caring for a dad who's about to be 95— And has also had very uncomfortable conversations with CEOs who've done an amazing job for a company for 20 years and have to say to them, you're too old. We're asking you to step down. And they see it as, all right, you're basically telling me to go home and die. That's how they see it.

But as someone caring for a dad who's about to be 95— And has also had very uncomfortable conversations with CEOs who've done an amazing job for a company for 20 years and have to say to them, you're too old. We're asking you to step down. And they see it as, all right, you're basically telling me to go home and die. That's how they see it.

But as someone caring for a dad who's about to be 95— And has also had very uncomfortable conversations with CEOs who've done an amazing job for a company for 20 years and have to say to them, you're too old. We're asking you to step down. And they see it as, all right, you're basically telling me to go home and die. That's how they see it.