Scott Galloway

And by the way, I wouldn't focus on young men. I would focus just on young people because it'd become too politically charged. to start giving money to young men. I think a tax holiday in Portugal, they basically said, because they were losing so many young people, between the ages of 20 and 30, there's a tax holiday.

And you could justify that, one, because it wouldn't cost that much money because people age 20 to 30 don't make a lot of money. And two, we have been soaking them. They pay 6% Social Security tax.

And you could justify that, one, because it wouldn't cost that much money because people age 20 to 30 don't make a lot of money. And two, we have been soaking them. They pay 6% Social Security tax.

up to 160 grand which means all of them pay six percent meanwhile you and me anthony will make a lot more than that we pay nine thousand dollars right it's it's a regressive tax two biggest tax deductions mortgage interest and capital gains who makes their money from stocks and owns homes people on this pod. Who makes their money from current income, wages, and rents? Young people.

up to 160 grand which means all of them pay six percent meanwhile you and me anthony will make a lot more than that we pay nine thousand dollars right it's it's a regressive tax two biggest tax deductions mortgage interest and capital gains who makes their money from stocks and owns homes people on this pod. Who makes their money from current income, wages, and rents? Young people.

I feel like every major legislation, whether it's COVID relief or tax loopholes, is nothing but a transfer of wealth from young to old. And I think the data bears that out. So there needs to be legislative, economic change. And I think there needs to also be just a ground level, a change in the zeitgeist. In family court, all right, you're getting divorced.

I feel like every major legislation, whether it's COVID relief or tax loopholes, is nothing but a transfer of wealth from young to old. And I think the data bears that out. So there needs to be legislative, economic change. And I think there needs to also be just a ground level, a change in the zeitgeist. In family court, all right, you're getting divorced.

You realize the boy is now very vulnerable. And we're going to have programs, and it's probably easier just to have programs that focus on the kids, but quite frankly, the boys are probably going to need more help. National service. You know, I would love to see, I was just in Israel, and I met with a battalion

You realize the boy is now very vulnerable. And we're going to have programs, and it's probably easier just to have programs that focus on the kids, but quite frankly, the boys are probably going to need more help. National service. You know, I would love to see, I was just in Israel, and I met with a battalion

120 kids, I say kids, 19-year-olds, with semi-automatic weapons, learning how to handle enormous responsibility, work in the agency of something bigger than themselves. They're fit, they're outside, they're meeting friends, mentors, co-founders, mates.

120 kids, I say kids, 19-year-olds, with semi-automatic weapons, learning how to handle enormous responsibility, work in the agency of something bigger than themselves. They're fit, they're outside, they're meeting friends, mentors, co-founders, mates.

And if you look at Israel, despite the existential threats it faces being surrounded by enemies, it has some of the lowest levels of young adult oppression of any Western nation. But I think the real structural change probably has to come out in the form of tax policy, things like national service, what Richard was talking about, programs to get more men in schools, more third places.

And if you look at Israel, despite the existential threats it faces being surrounded by enemies, it has some of the lowest levels of young adult oppression of any Western nation. But I think the real structural change probably has to come out in the form of tax policy, things like national service, what Richard was talking about, programs to get more men in schools, more third places.

I'd like to see, I mean, one of my pet peeves, remember the Presidential Fitness Awards? That was huge for me. I remember I had a growth spurt and they put numbers on them, one, two, three, and then I had a growth spurt and I couldn't do the pull-ups and I didn't get number four and I freaked out and I started doing pull-ups because we used to celebrate strength. And now it's seen as fat shaming.

I'd like to see, I mean, one of my pet peeves, remember the Presidential Fitness Awards? That was huge for me. I remember I had a growth spurt and they put numbers on them, one, two, three, and then I had a growth spurt and I couldn't do the pull-ups and I didn't get number four and I freaked out and I started doing pull-ups because we used to celebrate strength. And now it's seen as fat shaming.

You know, let's celebrate strength again. Let's get let's let's celebrate some of the things, you know, let's celebrate some of the things that more naturally come to men. And by the way, let's celebrate it for women as well. But we have done. I think these things need to be. on a legislative and a very structural change in our society to kind of, if you will, re-level up.

You know, let's celebrate strength again. Let's get let's let's celebrate some of the things, you know, let's celebrate some of the things that more naturally come to men. And by the way, let's celebrate it for women as well. But we have done. I think these things need to be. on a legislative and a very structural change in our society to kind of, if you will, re-level up.

And I think the majority of those programs are focused on young people, not just focused on young men, but focused on young people. And the really good news here is I find when I talk about this, I'm a partisan. People know I'm a progressive or a moderate, whatever you want to, center left, whatever you want to call it. I find this is a bipartisan issue.

And I think the majority of those programs are focused on young people, not just focused on young men, but focused on young people. And the really good news here is I find when I talk about this, I'm a partisan. People know I'm a progressive or a moderate, whatever you want to, center left, whatever you want to call it. I find this is a bipartisan issue.

that you get people nodding from both sides of the aisle. There are just as many Republicans out there worried about their boys as Democrats. And so this to me seems like something that if you came up with a legislative package that said, we're gonna try and level up young people specifically.