Scott Galloway

in the last couple centuries, because to go from 66% to 33% isn't your power gets cut in half, your power gets cut by 80%, because you're no longer in the majority control.

I think this is arguably the greatest own goal in the last century, was deciding we're no longer setting the tone for two thirds of the world, but one third, because we've been so reckless with our foreign policy.

Anyways, that's my...

TED Talk.

Anne Alpebaum is a Pulitzer Prize-winning historian, staff writer at The Atlantic, and author of Autocracy, Inc.

Fiona Hill is a senior fellow at Brookings, former National Security Council official.

and one of the world's leading experts on Russia and geopolitics.

This is our 400th episode, and our producer Jennifer said, who do you want?

And I said either Anne Applebaum or Fiona Hill, and she said, let's do both.

I think the two of you are a gift to journalism, thought leadership, and democracy at large.

So much appreciate your good work and your time today.

Thanks again.

400.

I barely remember that.

I don't remember what I had for breakfast, much less the first, but we keep on trucking.

Stay safe, Anne, and thanks for your time, Fiona.

This episode was produced by Jennifer Sanchez and Laura Jenner.

Cami Reek is our social producer.

Bianca Rosario-Ramirez is our video editor.

And Drew Burrows is our technical director.