Scott Galloway

Well, here's the thing. This is a pretty safe prediction. Age and cognitive decline is not linear. And Donald Trump presents as more robust. The next three and a half years are not good years for people that age.

Well, here's the thing. This is a pretty safe prediction. Age and cognitive decline is not linear. And Donald Trump presents as more robust. The next three and a half years are not good years for people that age.

Well, here's the thing. This is a pretty safe prediction. Age and cognitive decline is not linear. And Donald Trump presents as more robust. The next three and a half years are not good years for people that age.

If you just look at actuarial tables, an obese, what is he, 78 or 79? There's like a one in three chance he dies while in office. So the same things they were trying to cover up, the Democratic machine and the Biden family, are likely going to show up in this White House. Because guess what, folks? Biology always wins. Okay, let's take a quick break. Stay with us.

If you just look at actuarial tables, an obese, what is he, 78 or 79? There's like a one in three chance he dies while in office. So the same things they were trying to cover up, the Democratic machine and the Biden family, are likely going to show up in this White House. Because guess what, folks? Biology always wins. Okay, let's take a quick break. Stay with us.

If you just look at actuarial tables, an obese, what is he, 78 or 79? There's like a one in three chance he dies while in office. So the same things they were trying to cover up, the Democratic machine and the Biden family, are likely going to show up in this White House. Because guess what, folks? Biology always wins. Okay, let's take a quick break. Stay with us.

Welcome back. Let's turn to Congress. What do you think is the path forward for Trump's mega bill or is there a path forward?

Welcome back. Let's turn to Congress. What do you think is the path forward for Trump's mega bill or is there a path forward?

Welcome back. Let's turn to Congress. What do you think is the path forward for Trump's mega bill or is there a path forward?

Yeah, and I think that's the correct framing. What I have seen is that it's a tax cut for the top 5%, and it's a tax hike for the lower 95%. And in addition, the thing that I harp on about is it's going to add what I've seen, about $4.5 or $5 trillion to the deficit. I've seen numbers that are much bigger. I'm taking the more conservative one. That's about $30,000 per household.

Yeah, and I think that's the correct framing. What I have seen is that it's a tax cut for the top 5%, and it's a tax hike for the lower 95%. And in addition, the thing that I harp on about is it's going to add what I've seen, about $4.5 or $5 trillion to the deficit. I've seen numbers that are much bigger. I'm taking the more conservative one. That's about $30,000 per household.

Yeah, and I think that's the correct framing. What I have seen is that it's a tax cut for the top 5%, and it's a tax hike for the lower 95%. And in addition, the thing that I harp on about is it's going to add what I've seen, about $4.5 or $5 trillion to the deficit. I've seen numbers that are much bigger. I'm taking the more conservative one. That's about $30,000 per household.

And keep in mind the deficits that we're racking up are not being used to fund education or fund technical development or make investments in infrastructure that could ultimately pay off for future generations. It's essentially to extend corporate tax cuts. And they're trying to minimize some of that deficit reduction by cutting social services or, you know, as you said, Medicaid.

And keep in mind the deficits that we're racking up are not being used to fund education or fund technical development or make investments in infrastructure that could ultimately pay off for future generations. It's essentially to extend corporate tax cuts. And they're trying to minimize some of that deficit reduction by cutting social services or, you know, as you said, Medicaid.

And keep in mind the deficits that we're racking up are not being used to fund education or fund technical development or make investments in infrastructure that could ultimately pay off for future generations. It's essentially to extend corporate tax cuts. And they're trying to minimize some of that deficit reduction by cutting social services or, you know, as you said, Medicaid.

I uploaded my W-2s from last year into three different LLMs and said, how does the proposed Trump tax bill going to affect me? And they came back with things. I'm going to get wealthier. And one even started off with good news. So essentially, this is young people get to borrow money, four and a half trillion dollars, because the thing is, our credit is fine for probably 10, 20, maybe 30 years.

I uploaded my W-2s from last year into three different LLMs and said, how does the proposed Trump tax bill going to affect me? And they came back with things. I'm going to get wealthier. And one even started off with good news. So essentially, this is young people get to borrow money, four and a half trillion dollars, because the thing is, our credit is fine for probably 10, 20, maybe 30 years.

I uploaded my W-2s from last year into three different LLMs and said, how does the proposed Trump tax bill going to affect me? And they came back with things. I'm going to get wealthier. And one even started off with good news. So essentially, this is young people get to borrow money, four and a half trillion dollars, because the thing is, our credit is fine for probably 10, 20, maybe 30 years.

People are crying that. Oh, yeah. Interest rates will go up. They already are. We just lost our AAA credit rating from, I think it was Moody's.

People are crying that. Oh, yeah. Interest rates will go up. They already are. We just lost our AAA credit rating from, I think it was Moody's.