Scott Galloway

citizens, regardless of whether you thought it was a good deal with the president, that you'll be subject to economic sanctions. I would outline that right now, that I think a certain reminder that America's memory is long and our reach is far might actually temper some of what I believe is extraordinarily unethical at a minimum and likely illegal, that it actually might be effective.

But what you're pushing back on is, no, to date, it hasn't been. It's been the opposite. It's been ineffective. Is that accurate?

But what you're pushing back on is, no, to date, it hasn't been. It's been the opposite. It's been ineffective. Is that accurate?

But what you're pushing back on is, no, to date, it hasn't been. It's been the opposite. It's been ineffective. Is that accurate?

I'm not advocating that. That's not how I would frame a chess, but go ahead.

I'm not advocating that. That's not how I would frame a chess, but go ahead.

I'm not advocating that. That's not how I would frame a chess, but go ahead.

Like we finally grow up there and start pushing back. We start thinking like them. That tour?

Like we finally grow up there and start pushing back. We start thinking like them. That tour?

Like we finally grow up there and start pushing back. We start thinking like them. That tour?

You've made me defensive, Jess.

You've made me defensive, Jess.

You've made me defensive, Jess.

I'm sorry. Go ahead.

I'm sorry. Go ahead.

I'm sorry. Go ahead.

I'm calling Preet. I'm calling my one call.

I'm calling Preet. I'm calling my one call.

I'm calling Preet. I'm calling my one call.

So I have a question that requires more political judgment than legal expertise, although it does involve the law. And you referenced earlier that I just called it seashell gate. I love what Yuval Noah Harari said, that democracies thrive on trust while dictatorships are built on fear.