Scott Galloway

I think Netflix and Disney, the merger between Netflix and Disney could never happen under an administration that didn't have its-

that didn't have a FTC or a DOJ that was in a slumber.

So if there was any desire to do that, then now would be the time.

Yeah, but he doesn't get to decide antitrust.

Right, yeah.

I mean, I guess, could he lead it?

The bottom line is, Disney and Netflix right now, Disney is cheap right now.

So Netflix and Disney in a wind-up would be game over.

If you took...

Netflix's IP, including Wednesday, Stranger Things, Bridgerton, and used it to go vertical and create experiences in parks.

I just think it'd be incredible.

By the way, it shouldn't happen.

It would be too much concentration of media.

But from it, I would buy shares in that company.

I don't think it'll happen.

The fall of traditional media for me is embodied by when I first moved to New York in 2000, and like all single people in their 30s, we would pile eight people into a house in Bridgehampton.

And every weekend was

a mad scramble to see who we knew at Conde Nast, who knew what magazine was throwing the most fabulous party in the Hamptons.

Whether it was Details or Vogue, and the job, the masters of the universe was the creatives and the business people working at Conde Nast magazine in the magazine group.

I'd rather talk about me and the aughts and reminisce a little bit longer.