Scott Galloway

That resupplying or that rerouting of the supply chain will take years, if not decades, to reheal. And I do think the Americans have taken for granted, the American public, of just how inexpensive our goods are because of the supply chain that runs through the U.S. of every major economy because they trust us and think there's rule of law. And those things are no longer there.

That resupplying or that rerouting of the supply chain will take years, if not decades, to reheal. And I do think the Americans have taken for granted, the American public, of just how inexpensive our goods are because of the supply chain that runs through the U.S. of every major economy because they trust us and think there's rule of law. And those things are no longer there.

The scariest stat I've seen is that I think it was Pew or the Hoover, some polling organization did a poll of global citizens, took a statistically significant sampling. And for the first time in the history, more people around the world think that China is a greater force for good in the world than the U.S.,

The scariest stat I've seen is that I think it was Pew or the Hoover, some polling organization did a poll of global citizens, took a statistically significant sampling. And for the first time in the history, more people around the world think that China is a greater force for good in the world than the U.S.,

The scariest stat I've seen is that I think it was Pew or the Hoover, some polling organization did a poll of global citizens, took a statistically significant sampling. And for the first time in the history, more people around the world think that China is a greater force for good in the world than the U.S.,

which says to me, people are much more inclined to do business with China than they are with the US. And as someone who has run businesses, I've run businesses my whole life. They've always been global businesses because they've been strategy and brand firms. When I walk in to meet with LVMH or Samsung or, you know, I don't know, Tata Motors, We're taken seriously.

which says to me, people are much more inclined to do business with China than they are with the US. And as someone who has run businesses, I've run businesses my whole life. They've always been global businesses because they've been strategy and brand firms. When I walk in to meet with LVMH or Samsung or, you know, I don't know, Tata Motors, We're taken seriously.

which says to me, people are much more inclined to do business with China than they are with the US. And as someone who has run businesses, I've run businesses my whole life. They've always been global businesses because they've been strategy and brand firms. When I walk in to meet with LVMH or Samsung or, you know, I don't know, Tata Motors, We're taken seriously.

And also, when they do business with us, they want to do business with us. If I'd started a brand strategy firm in Pakistan or even in Thailand, they're just less inclined to do business with you because they don't know you. They don't trust you as much. They don't think you're as innovative. They probably don't think your employees are as good.

And also, when they do business with us, they want to do business with us. If I'd started a brand strategy firm in Pakistan or even in Thailand, they're just less inclined to do business with you because they don't know you. They don't trust you as much. They don't think you're as innovative. They probably don't think your employees are as good.

And also, when they do business with us, they want to do business with us. If I'd started a brand strategy firm in Pakistan or even in Thailand, they're just less inclined to do business with you because they don't know you. They don't trust you as much. They don't think you're as innovative. They probably don't think your employees are as good.

They're not as confident you're going to uphold your side of a legal contract. The legal contracts aren't as easily accepted. agreed to because they're not as consistent with the kind of American or Western law. All of that, we have had massive benefit from. I don't think American consumers realize how much they benefited from that.

They're not as confident you're going to uphold your side of a legal contract. The legal contracts aren't as easily accepted. agreed to because they're not as consistent with the kind of American or Western law. All of that, we have had massive benefit from. I don't think American consumers realize how much they benefited from that.

They're not as confident you're going to uphold your side of a legal contract. The legal contracts aren't as easily accepted. agreed to because they're not as consistent with the kind of American or Western law. All of that, we have had massive benefit from. I don't think American consumers realize how much they benefited from that.

And they're going to realize that when everything just gets a little bit more difficult. Your thoughts?

And they're going to realize that when everything just gets a little bit more difficult. Your thoughts?

And they're going to realize that when everything just gets a little bit more difficult. Your thoughts?

Yeah, I think the short-term winner is Europe because China wants to keep these factories humming. So they'll have a lot of excess supply that they'll be willing to sell at a discounted rate. And I think the EU is about to get a massive amount of forced sale on a ton of products. The medium and the long-term winner, actually, I agree with you, is China.

Yeah, I think the short-term winner is Europe because China wants to keep these factories humming. So they'll have a lot of excess supply that they'll be willing to sell at a discounted rate. And I think the EU is about to get a massive amount of forced sale on a ton of products. The medium and the long-term winner, actually, I agree with you, is China.

Yeah, I think the short-term winner is Europe because China wants to keep these factories humming. So they'll have a lot of excess supply that they'll be willing to sell at a discounted rate. And I think the EU is about to get a massive amount of forced sale on a ton of products. The medium and the long-term winner, actually, I agree with you, is China.