Scott Galloway

And then over the course of the next several weeks, 800,000 smaller investors. lost billions. And we haven't done a good enough job connecting that, okay, when Elon Musk, as part of our negotiation with UK around tariffs, gets a Starlink deal, That means every other American tech company, every other small business.

And by the way, 98% of the companies that make their living from import and export in the United States are small and medium-sized businesses who create two-thirds of the jobs in America, but don't have lobbyists. And they don't have enough money to get on Trump's lunch calendar or be part of Eric's executive, like, you know, $500,000 a year kind of fraternity, if you will.

And by the way, 98% of the companies that make their living from import and export in the United States are small and medium-sized businesses who create two-thirds of the jobs in America, but don't have lobbyists. And they don't have enough money to get on Trump's lunch calendar or be part of Eric's executive, like, you know, $500,000 a year kind of fraternity, if you will.

And by the way, 98% of the companies that make their living from import and export in the United States are small and medium-sized businesses who create two-thirds of the jobs in America, but don't have lobbyists. And they don't have enough money to get on Trump's lunch calendar or be part of Eric's executive, like, you know, $500,000 a year kind of fraternity, if you will.

Those are the people that get hurt the most. And I don't think we as Democrats have done a good enough job connecting the dots there or that say, look, kleptocracy is a small tax and then a medium tax on everyone such that we can funnel a massive amount of money to a small number of people. All right, let's move on here. We'll take one quick break. Stay with us.

Those are the people that get hurt the most. And I don't think we as Democrats have done a good enough job connecting the dots there or that say, look, kleptocracy is a small tax and then a medium tax on everyone such that we can funnel a massive amount of money to a small number of people. All right, let's move on here. We'll take one quick break. Stay with us.

Those are the people that get hurt the most. And I don't think we as Democrats have done a good enough job connecting the dots there or that say, look, kleptocracy is a small tax and then a medium tax on everyone such that we can funnel a massive amount of money to a small number of people. All right, let's move on here. We'll take one quick break. Stay with us.

Support for the show comes from the podcast Democracy Works. The world certainly seems a bit alarming at the moment, and that's putting it lightly. And sometimes it can feel as if no one is really doing anything to fix it. Now, a lot of podcasts focus on that, the doom and gloom of it all and how democracy can feel like it's failing.

Support for the show comes from the podcast Democracy Works. The world certainly seems a bit alarming at the moment, and that's putting it lightly. And sometimes it can feel as if no one is really doing anything to fix it. Now, a lot of podcasts focus on that, the doom and gloom of it all and how democracy can feel like it's failing.

Support for the show comes from the podcast Democracy Works. The world certainly seems a bit alarming at the moment, and that's putting it lightly. And sometimes it can feel as if no one is really doing anything to fix it. Now, a lot of podcasts focus on that, the doom and gloom of it all and how democracy can feel like it's failing.

But the people over at the Democracy Works podcast take a different approach. They're turning the mics to those who are working to make democracy stronger, from scholars to journalists to activists. They examine a different aspect of democratic life each week from elections to the rule of law to the free press and everything in between.

But the people over at the Democracy Works podcast take a different approach. They're turning the mics to those who are working to make democracy stronger, from scholars to journalists to activists. They examine a different aspect of democratic life each week from elections to the rule of law to the free press and everything in between.

But the people over at the Democracy Works podcast take a different approach. They're turning the mics to those who are working to make democracy stronger, from scholars to journalists to activists. They examine a different aspect of democratic life each week from elections to the rule of law to the free press and everything in between.

They interview experts who study democracy as well as people who are out there on the ground doing the hard work to keep our democracy functioning day in and day out. Listen to Democracy Works wherever you listen to podcasts and check out their website, democracyworkspodcast.com to learn more. The Democracy Works podcast is a production of the McCourtney Institute for Democracy at Penn State.

They interview experts who study democracy as well as people who are out there on the ground doing the hard work to keep our democracy functioning day in and day out. Listen to Democracy Works wherever you listen to podcasts and check out their website, democracyworkspodcast.com to learn more. The Democracy Works podcast is a production of the McCourtney Institute for Democracy at Penn State.

They interview experts who study democracy as well as people who are out there on the ground doing the hard work to keep our democracy functioning day in and day out. Listen to Democracy Works wherever you listen to podcasts and check out their website, democracyworkspodcast.com to learn more. The Democracy Works podcast is a production of the McCourtney Institute for Democracy at Penn State.

Welcome back. On the immigration front, a federal judge has blocked what may be one of the Trump administration's most extreme efforts yet, the planned deportation of detainees to Libya.

Welcome back. On the immigration front, a federal judge has blocked what may be one of the Trump administration's most extreme efforts yet, the planned deportation of detainees to Libya.

Welcome back. On the immigration front, a federal judge has blocked what may be one of the Trump administration's most extreme efforts yet, the planned deportation of detainees to Libya.

ISIS detained Asian nationals in Texas and allegedly pressured them to voluntarily agree to be transferred to prisons controlled by armed militia in eastern Libya, despite widespread reports of torture and human rights abuses in those facilities. At the same time, Trump is touting a 95% drop in illegal crossings at the U.S.-Mexico border compared to last year.