Scott Galloway

I think in some ways it's essentially the government's come out with a much cleaner bill of health around this bullshit notion of waste, fraud, and abuse. They just weren't able to find it as easily as they'd hoped. Or they're just bad.

Some people are reporting that it's actually the real loss is the effective, or I'm sorry, the effective savings are like seven to nine billion, which isn't even the amount of the subsidies. I mean, I always come back to this statement. Look what money's done to us. If, Cara, if you had a sibling, if you had a brother who was exceptionally talented and

Some people are reporting that it's actually the real loss is the effective, or I'm sorry, the effective savings are like seven to nine billion, which isn't even the amount of the subsidies. I mean, I always come back to this statement. Look what money's done to us. If, Cara, if you had a sibling, if you had a brother who was exceptionally talented and

Some people are reporting that it's actually the real loss is the effective, or I'm sorry, the effective savings are like seven to nine billion, which isn't even the amount of the subsidies. I mean, I always come back to this statement. Look what money's done to us. If, Cara, if you had a sibling, if you had a brother who was exceptionally talented and

And say he was worth, he was just very good at business, and say he was worth 400 million, which means he's remarkably successful. But it was clear he was radically addicted to ketamine. At a parent-teacher's conference, he was giving Nazi salutes.

And say he was worth, he was just very good at business, and say he was worth 400 million, which means he's remarkably successful. But it was clear he was radically addicted to ketamine. At a parent-teacher's conference, he was giving Nazi salutes.

And say he was worth, he was just very good at business, and say he was worth 400 million, which means he's remarkably successful. But it was clear he was radically addicted to ketamine. At a parent-teacher's conference, he was giving Nazi salutes.

He was fathering multiple children with multiple women who were all suing him, or many of them were suing him for sole custody of that child because he hadn't seen that child. He had declared war on one of the children publicly. And he was clearly like, and then he shows up with a black eye. I mean, wouldn't you get anyone who cares about this guy to do an intervention?

He was fathering multiple children with multiple women who were all suing him, or many of them were suing him for sole custody of that child because he hadn't seen that child. He had declared war on one of the children publicly. And he was clearly like, and then he shows up with a black eye. I mean, wouldn't you get anyone who cares about this guy to do an intervention?

He was fathering multiple children with multiple women who were all suing him, or many of them were suing him for sole custody of that child because he hadn't seen that child. He had declared war on one of the children publicly. And he was clearly like, and then he shows up with a black eye. I mean, wouldn't you get anyone who cares about this guy to do an intervention?

But here's the thing. If you're worth $400 billion out of $400 million, the world admires you and thinks that you're... Think it's not drug abuse, it's you're provocative and you're authentic and you're different. I just come back to the same place, the idolatry of money, that we have decided that money somehow conflates with character and leadership.

But here's the thing. If you're worth $400 billion out of $400 million, the world admires you and thinks that you're... Think it's not drug abuse, it's you're provocative and you're authentic and you're different. I just come back to the same place, the idolatry of money, that we have decided that money somehow conflates with character and leadership.

But here's the thing. If you're worth $400 billion out of $400 million, the world admires you and thinks that you're... Think it's not drug abuse, it's you're provocative and you're authentic and you're different. I just come back to the same place, the idolatry of money, that we have decided that money somehow conflates with character and leadership.

If he was worth $400 million, no one would put up with this shit. They'd be like, Jesus Christ, this guy is- Just some help. is an addict. We're not listening to this guy around. An accounting firm, a mid-level accounting firm wouldn't let him be a partner in their firm if they saw evidence of this.

If he was worth $400 million, no one would put up with this shit. They'd be like, Jesus Christ, this guy is- Just some help. is an addict. We're not listening to this guy around. An accounting firm, a mid-level accounting firm wouldn't let him be a partner in their firm if they saw evidence of this.

If he was worth $400 million, no one would put up with this shit. They'd be like, Jesus Christ, this guy is- Just some help. is an addict. We're not listening to this guy around. An accounting firm, a mid-level accounting firm wouldn't let him be a partner in their firm if they saw evidence of this.

The president has incredible political instincts. He sees things that other people don't see and goes places no one else would go. And it ends up not only... being less damaging than we thought, but we hate to admit it, that even despite what the media's reaction to it, it appears to sometimes resonate with the larger population.

The president has incredible political instincts. He sees things that other people don't see and goes places no one else would go. And it ends up not only... being less damaging than we thought, but we hate to admit it, that even despite what the media's reaction to it, it appears to sometimes resonate with the larger population.

The president has incredible political instincts. He sees things that other people don't see and goes places no one else would go. And it ends up not only... being less damaging than we thought, but we hate to admit it, that even despite what the media's reaction to it, it appears to sometimes resonate with the larger population.

I think he's decided that the half-life of Musk's usefulness to him is over. He absolutely doesn't want to piss him off. He's got an incredibly powerful platform. He does not want him spending a lot of money. The thing about Musk and drug addicts in general is they generally aren't that reliable or consistent. And so I think Trump is a bit afraid of Musk and goes, this guy could turn on me.