Scott Galloway

Donald Trump's post after the death of Robert Mueller is so heinous and cruel.

I don't know what to say to my two sons.

How do we move through society today when the president's comments are just evil?

His comments do matter.

Thank you for all you do.

Well, Jackie on the Hudson,

Word, I couldn't agree with you more.

Robert Mueller, captain.

I'm constantly asked for roles of masculinity, and I think there are few better role models or people who epitomize masculinity than Robert Mueller.

So captain of his lacrosse, hockey, and I believe baseball team.

So not only an exceptional athlete, but his...

his colleagues felt that he was the right one to lead those teams, went to Princeton, clearly a scholar, and then enlisted in the United States Marine Corps.

No bone spurs, no deferments, no draft dodging, decided to go where he was called to serve his country, where he served honorably, was awarded the Bronze Star for bravery and a Purple Heart for injuries registered during the Vietnam War.

Contrast that with someone who was born into wealth

dodged the draft, and then consistently is about himself, not about service, not about just doing the work, not about fidelity.

Robert Mueller, I personally, as someone who has been married and divorced, quite frankly, Robert Mueller was married for 60 years, 60 years.

Imagine the kind of work and commitment that

and loyalty, married his high school sweetheart, when he was asked to engage and lead what was a very politically charged investigation, the quote-unquote Russia report, just did the work, didn't make it about him.

Contrast that now with many of the people young men would naturally look up to as role models, whether it's the president of the United States, the most powerful man in the world, or Elon Musk, the wealthiest man in the world.

What do these people have in common?