Scott Galloway

GDP growth is positive, but it's especially concentrated around a small number of companies.

He's sort of asking everyone to stare at AI and big company CapEx and then take off your glasses when you're looking at your grocery receipts, right?

So I don't know, I felt like it was a masterclass in cherry picking.

I have trouble getting through the whole thing.

So I didn't, I actually thought the Democratic response from Abigail Spanberger, is that her name?

I thought that was really strong.

I actually have an idea there that I want to pitch you, but...

Like the data was sort of real, the spin was much realer.

And again, I just don't think we're dealing with the real issues here, and that is the deficit.

I think at some point we're getting an adult in the room that says, okay,

Folks, you know, Democrats, we're going to have to cut spending.

Republicans, we're going to have to raise taxes.

Let's get to it.

You know, who are the adults in this room?

Is anyone actually ready to address it?

Oh, and we need a billion doses of GPO-1 drugs to try and bring the average cost of healthcare from $13,000 per person down by $400 a year for the next 10 years and address the deficit because all roads lead to entitlements, which lead to healthcare.

Anyway.

No, I feel like I would love to just write this speech and just look at all of them and say, okay, who's ready?

Is there anyone in the middle here ready to actually address these issues?

So...