Scott Galloway

And it's resulting in a country that's not going to continue to flourish.

Women in the country aren't going to continue to flourish if our young men continue to flail.

We can walk and chew gum at the same time.

People have real problems in different special interest groups, but at the same time, we can move in with empathy, and we can move in with programs.

Empathy's not a zero-sum game.

Gay marriage didn't hurt heteronormative marriage.

Civil rights did not hurt white people.

And having empathy for young men who are clearly struggling is not gonna hurt the rest of us.

So, to be fair, the far right recognized the problem first.

The problem with that is their remedy is to take us back to the 50s, where nonwhites and women had less opportunity.

The opportunity for Democrats is one to see them.

If you go to the Democratic National Committee's website, it says who we serve, and it lists 14 demographic groups, from veterans to seniors to the disabled to Asian Pacific Islanders.

I added it up, Jordan.

It's 74% of the population.

When you say we're serving, we're explicitly, overtly serving 74% of the population, you're not serving 74% of the population, you're discriminating against 26%.

I saw a parade of special interest groups at the Democratic National Convention, but the only group not mentioned was the group that has fallen furthest fastest in America, that's young men.

So the first thing is to see them.

The next thing is to move in with real programs.

We can, we screw this up, we can unscrew it, right?

A lot of these programs would lift up young people in general.