Scott Galloway

Also, Vance is just incredibly unlikable.

And every president, I would argue, since Nixon has been, had one thing in common, and that is they're likable.

People say Trump isn't, but a lot of people say when you meet Trump, he's very likable and very charismatic.

Anyway, I think our bench, when I say Army and the Democrats, is much stronger than the Republican bench.

We're just going to have to be smarter about it.

There is...

just to wrap this up, there's what's called a jungle primary in California.

And there's a lot of good or a lot of decent Democrats running, but they're all splitting the vote.

And the top two might be two Republicans and the top two advance to the general election.

So you might end up with a Republican because of the fact that there's a lot of decent Democratic candidates splitting the vote.

This is where Speaker Pelosi or Obama or Governor Newsom need to weigh in and start getting deals done or

Senate Majority Leader Schumer, Senate Minority Leader, excuse me, need to step in and start promising Democrats some sort of appointments or something or intimidating them or threatening them and get them the fuck out of the race.

Anyways, we never underestimate the Democratic Party's ability to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory, but State Representative Tallarico brings a new dimension to the Democratic Party

And that is the integration of his faith and politics.

And Democrats are seen as being openly hostile towards religion, which I think has really, really hurt Democrats.

Anyways, thanks for the question.

Question number two also comes from Reddit.

OkShare36-03 asks, Hi Scott, I've been in the auto industry for 14 years.

The last 11 years I've been selling Ferraris.

In the last three years, I've noticed a major change in buying habits and the people who buy them.