Scott Galloway

I just think he's a good man.

He said something stupid here that is not accurate,

When you get that rich, you can get into a bubble and maybe had a bad experience in San Francisco.

There are a lot of areas, my understanding is in San Francisco, that feel like a war zone.

You're going to forget more about the city than I'm ever going to go.

In 1999,

I left the board of my company, got divorced and said to my wife, ex-wife, you can have our friends.

I never want to come back here again.

Probably more information than people wanted.

San Francisco is my least favorite city.

I've never really enjoyed it.

Anyway, but he probably had a bad experience.

He's probably trying to pose a little bit for the Trump lights and get in on some of that AI, whatever it might be.

But the first thing I thought when I saw it was I thought it was sad because I do think Mark has spent a lot of time trying to be the good billionaire.

And I think a lot of it is genuine.

I don't think it's doing it to try and get business or deflect or be righteous or tell nonprofits how to behave.

I genuinely believe he is one of the good guys.

And I hated to see this because the reality is when you get, it's very easy to enter in your own bubble and say stupid things.

And he could fix this, very simple.

This was stupid, I apologize.