Scott Galloway
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And sometimes they don't have a place to give it yet. And what I would urge all men to do is there's an enormous cadre of young boys who need men in their life and aren't getting it.
Yeah, I call it the Red Army effect. When the Russians liberated Berlin or came in, they were pissed off. And there was a lot of unfair and unnecessary violence and just brutalization and criminal acts. And I was on MSNBC and I was talking about, you know, are we going to hold a 19-year-old kid from Appalachia responsible for the advantage I received?
Yeah, I call it the Red Army effect. When the Russians liberated Berlin or came in, they were pissed off. And there was a lot of unfair and unnecessary violence and just brutalization and criminal acts. And I was on MSNBC and I was talking about, you know, are we going to hold a 19-year-old kid from Appalachia responsible for the advantage I received?
Is it their fault that I was sort of born on third base because I was white, had outdoor plumbing, and was born in 1964? Should he pay the price for that? And the host said, well, of course there's going to be an overreaction, and we should expect that. I'm like, you're... you're justifying injustice.
Is it their fault that I was sort of born on third base because I was white, had outdoor plumbing, and was born in 1964? Should he pay the price for that? And the host said, well, of course there's going to be an overreaction, and we should expect that. I'm like, you're... you're justifying injustice.
But the flip side of that is that I think the people on this podcast, having recognized the advantage we did, the unfair advantage we had. It's so weird. I don't know about you guys. At the time, I didn't even realize it was an advantage. I was raising tens of millions of dollars in my late 20s and early 30s in San Francisco in the internet generation.
But the flip side of that is that I think the people on this podcast, having recognized the advantage we did, the unfair advantage we had. It's so weird. I don't know about you guys. At the time, I didn't even realize it was an advantage. I was raising tens of millions of dollars in my late 20s and early 30s in San Francisco in the internet generation.
And I didn't stop to think, why are no women or black people raising money? Is it because they don't want to be entrepreneurs? It just never dawned on me. I didn't think I had advantage. And then as I've gotten older, I recognize I had enormous advantage.
And I didn't stop to think, why are no women or black people raising money? Is it because they don't want to be entrepreneurs? It just never dawned on me. I didn't think I had advantage. And then as I've gotten older, I recognize I had enormous advantage.
So I feel as if we do have a debt and we have to try and make sure that people of all genders, races have the same types of opportunities we did. But also at the same time, I think we have a debt to say, OK, if a young man doesn't have a fraction, if it's gone from advantage to disadvantage, we also have a debt to those young men and young people.
So I feel as if we do have a debt and we have to try and make sure that people of all genders, races have the same types of opportunities we did. But also at the same time, I think we have a debt to say, OK, if a young man doesn't have a fraction, if it's gone from advantage to disadvantage, we also have a debt to those young men and young people.
But I have been shocked at people's willingness to accept, well, your dad and your granddad had big advantage, so we're going to penalize you. I mean, that just makes no sense.
But I have been shocked at people's willingness to accept, well, your dad and your granddad had big advantage, so we're going to penalize you. I mean, that just makes no sense.
But Anthony, and you'll have a view here. I think that Donald Trump was reelected because of this issue. And if you look at If you look at the three groups that pivoted hardest from blue to red who switched, it was first and foremost Latinos. The second group was people under the age of 30 who for the first time aren't doing as well as his or her parents were at the age of 30.
But Anthony, and you'll have a view here. I think that Donald Trump was reelected because of this issue. And if you look at If you look at the three groups that pivoted hardest from blue to red who switched, it was first and foremost Latinos. The second group was people under the age of 30 who for the first time aren't doing as well as his or her parents were at the age of 30.
That's never happened before. So they're like, okay, I feel rage and shame in my household because I can't move out. I don't want the incumbent. I don't care who the incumbent is. I just don't want, you lost me at incumbent or the establishment and Trump painted Harris and Biden as the incumbents pretty easily. And then the third group that swung hardest from blue to red
That's never happened before. So they're like, okay, I feel rage and shame in my household because I can't move out. I don't want the incumbent. I don't care who the incumbent is. I just don't want, you lost me at incumbent or the establishment and Trump painted Harris and Biden as the incumbents pretty easily. And then the third group that swung hardest from blue to red
with respect to 2020 versus 2024 was women age 45 to 64. And my thesis is that that's their mothers. So when your son isn't doing well, you don't give a flying fuck about territorial sovereignty in Ukraine. You don't care about transgender rights. You just want change. And let's be honest, he represented change and he flew into the manosphere. He wasn't apologizing for men.
with respect to 2020 versus 2024 was women age 45 to 64. And my thesis is that that's their mothers. So when your son isn't doing well, you don't give a flying fuck about territorial sovereignty in Ukraine. You don't care about transgender rights. You just want change. And let's be honest, he represented change and he flew into the manosphere. He wasn't apologizing for men.
He wasn't pathologizing them. He was crypto, rockets, Joe Rogan. I mean, he flew, he said, I am wearing... I call him President T. This was supposed to be an election, or the election was supposed to be a referendum on women's rights. I thought it was going to be. Guess what? Women's rights didn't show up. It just didn't show up.