Scott Galloway

If they need to, they're just gonna go start their own media companies, go to work for Puck, Axios, their own podcasts.

It's not as if their voices are gonna be silenced.

And the means of production here has gotten so expensive and inefficient.

I did an analysis of our listenership in the core demographic versus CNN, CNBC, and Fox.

And I can show that more people in the core demographic listen to Profiting Markets than listen to any CNBC show.

And we do it at a fraction of the cost.

So this is, you're gonna see, there'll be some high profile exits from CNN.

They'll write out their contracts, because quite frankly, they're overpaid from an old day, you know, days gone by where people would pay $80,000 for a 30 second spot to convince you you had opioid induced constipation.

Those days are gone.

But I don't think it's what I, you know, CNN, at least the morale there, that's a loser.

But I don't think it's the existential threat to media, you think.

We don't like him.

The Ellisons brought in, bought the Free Press, basically was an acquihire for Barry Weiss and her team.

I actually think, and they hate her.

And the creative community hates her because she's, again, there's a bit of a bias there.

She's a Republican.

I think they've been a little unfair.

I think the free press is actually very innovative and did a great job.

However, Barry has created, has scored just a series of own goals, whether it was spiking a CBS story.

You know, she's come across a little bit as a propaganda vehicle or doing the president's bidding.