Scott Galloway

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.

What showed up was people, was mothers and young people saying, the kids are not all right. So I don't care. I just want change, even if it means... even if it means chaos. And the example, I went to the Democratic National Convention. It was a parade of special interest groups. Make sure we have a disabled veteran up there. Make sure we have Asian Pacific Islanders up there.

What showed up was people, was mothers and young people saying, the kids are not all right. So I don't care. I just want change, even if it means... even if it means chaos. And the example, I went to the Democratic National Convention. It was a parade of special interest groups. Make sure we have a disabled veteran up there. Make sure we have Asian Pacific Islanders up there.

Make sure the gay community gets a mic. Everyone, every topic. you know, well, maybe someone needs to tell the president that this may be one of those black jobs, you know, just all these righteous, and I'm inspired by that stuff, and I can see why it gets us excited and ginned up. No one got up there and talked about the struggles of young men.

Make sure the gay community gets a mic. Everyone, every topic. you know, well, maybe someone needs to tell the president that this may be one of those black jobs, you know, just all these righteous, and I'm inspired by that stuff, and I can see why it gets us excited and ginned up. No one got up there and talked about the struggles of young men.

And if you go to the dnc.org site, the Democratic National Committee's website, There's a page that says who we serve, and it lists 16 demographic groups from Asian Pacific Islanders to veterans to disabled immigrants. I counted it up. I think it adds up to about 74% of the population.

And if you go to the dnc.org site, the Democratic National Committee's website, There's a page that says who we serve, and it lists 16 demographic groups from Asian Pacific Islanders to veterans to disabled immigrants. I counted it up. I think it adds up to about 74% of the population.

So when a party says we're purposely and explicitly advocating for 74% of the population, you're not advocating for 74% of the population. You're discriminating against 26%. And guess who that 26% are? young men. So the Democratic Party basically instituted into its policies a bias against the group that, quite frankly, is arguably struggling the most. And what do you know?

So when a party says we're purposely and explicitly advocating for 74% of the population, you're not advocating for 74% of the population. You're discriminating against 26%. And guess who that 26% are? young men. So the Democratic Party basically instituted into its policies a bias against the group that, quite frankly, is arguably struggling the most. And what do you know?

Young people, including young women who want more viable young men and their mothers, who had traditionally been Democratic voters, swung towards change and chaos.

Young people, including young women who want more viable young men and their mothers, who had traditionally been Democratic voters, swung towards change and chaos.

And that goes to a call-out. It's And this is virtue signaling, but I have found it so remarkably easy to positively impact a boy's life. And that is you don't have to be a baller. You don't have to have training in it. You know, I have boys. I now, as a practice, say, I want you to bring one of your friends.

And that goes to a call-out. It's And this is virtue signaling, but I have found it so remarkably easy to positively impact a boy's life. And that is you don't have to be a baller. You don't have to have training in it. You know, I have boys. I now, as a practice, say, I want you to bring one of your friends.

Because what's strange is, or what's interesting, even if it's not the son of a single mother, which I think corporations have a role here to figure out mentor programs for young men who have paternal and fraternal concern and love to give. They just don't know where to put it. Maybe they don't have their own families yet.

Because what's strange is, or what's interesting, even if it's not the son of a single mother, which I think corporations have a role here to figure out mentor programs for young men who have paternal and fraternal concern and love to give. They just don't know where to put it. Maybe they don't have their own families yet.

Identify women in the organization who maybe have single mothers who have boys who could use a little bit of guidance or just male companionship. These boys are everywhere. And you literally like invite them over to help you wash your car. They just start asking questions. And then they get comfortable with you. And then they see that you find value in them, that you think they have worth.

Identify women in the organization who maybe have single mothers who have boys who could use a little bit of guidance or just male companionship. These boys are everywhere. And you literally like invite them over to help you wash your car. They just start asking questions. And then they get comfortable with you. And then they see that you find value in them, that you think they have worth.

They start asking you questions and you can tell them very basics. No, your mom's not your enemy. Stop it. Like, how often are you getting high? Well, no, no, no, I'm getting high three, four times a week. Okay, is that a good idea? I mean, it's just not hard. The bar, it's not hard to add a lot of value And there's a very unfortunate dynamic. I experienced this when I was on Bill Maher.

They start asking you questions and you can tell them very basics. No, your mom's not your enemy. Stop it. Like, how often are you getting high? Well, no, no, no, I'm getting high three, four times a week. Okay, is that a good idea? I mean, it's just not hard. The bar, it's not hard to add a lot of value And there's a very unfortunate dynamic. I experienced this when I was on Bill Maher.

I said, if we want better men, we have to be better men. We have to get involved in a boy's life. And I'm like, they're everywhere. And Bill Maher said, whoa, I get involved in a 15-year-old boy's life and people are going to suspect me. We have to stop that. I've said Michael Jackson and the Catholic Church fucked it up for all of us.