Anthropic's IPO, Platner's Campaign Controversies, and Blue Origin's Setback

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What is the significance of Anthropic's IPO filing?

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How did Anthropic surpass OpenAI's valuation so quickly?

Unknown 0:25
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Scott Galloway 0:30
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What are the implications of Graham Platner's campaign controversies?

Scott Galloway 1:03
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Do voters care about the controversies surrounding Graham Platner?

Scott Galloway 1:35
Now, it's awful, but it's distinct. Hi, everyone.
Kara Swisher 1:43
This is Pivot from New York Magazine and the Vox Media Podcast Network. I'm Kara Swisher.
Scott Galloway 1:47
And I'm Scott Galloway.

What caused Blue Origin's recent setback?

Kara Swisher 1:48
Scott, you're still on the road. How's it going?
Scott Galloway 1:50
Good. San Francisco was good. L.A.

What are the details of Trump’s Freedom 250 concert fiasco?

Scott Galloway 1:53
was great with Ted Sarandos. Miami was good. Love Miami.
Kara Swisher 1:57
You're in Chi-town.
Scott Galloway 1:58
And now in, yeah, what do you call it?

What is Jay Shetty's new blockbuster deal about?

Scott Galloway 2:00
The city of big shoulders?
Kara Swisher 2:01
Yes. Yes.
Scott Galloway 2:01
We always love being here. Chicago's always, it's the most grateful little big city in the world.

How do these events reflect on the current political and business landscape?

Kara Swisher 2:06
It is.
Scott Galloway 2:06
I just know it's gonna go well tonight, because they're like, thank you for coming here.
Kara Swisher 2:09
I know, it's like Minneapolis, right? It's Minneapolis.
Scott Galloway 2:12
Yeah, they're just so happy. And I went to a steakhouse last night with my closest friend, Adam, since the fourth grade.
Kara Swisher 2:18
Chicago's one of my favorite cities. It's really a lovely place. I like all cities. What am I talking about? I like all cities. I love Chicago. I always am happy to be there. And then you'll be in New York. How exciting. Is that the last stop on your parade? Tomorrow night, New York.
Scott Galloway 2:33
And we've got a couple. We have by far our most impressive guests who shall go nameless. But I'm super excited about that.
Kara Swisher 2:42
Good.
Scott Galloway 2:42
We sold out a big theater.
Kara Swisher 2:44
Right. Yeah. Is that the final one? Is that the final one?
Scott Galloway 2:46
That's the last one.
Kara Swisher 2:46
Yay. Well, how exciting. How good. Get ready to do it in the fall with me. Aren't you excited? But it's not for a while. It's not for a while. You'll have some resting time. Anyway, I had a nice weekend of children's activities. What'd you do? run around the yard and scream party with tiny bagels. I had another one last night, another barbecue. I clean the outdoors, Scott. I'm like one of these... And then I ended up having... I'm one of these people that does the yard, essentially. I had to get it ready for the summer. And I end up having discussions with other dads about yard things. Like... different landscaping, different construction things. So I really am the dad I recognize this weekend.
Scott Galloway 3:33
So just so you know, yard work is basically, it has nothing to do with the yard work. It's about escaping your family.
Oh, is it?
Scott Galloway 3:40
You got to figure this shit out. You're not, first off, you're not, it's not that you're into yard work. You just want to away from the house.
Kara Swisher 3:47
No, it's actually, it's not because my kids help me. I have my kids do it with me. And so we fill the bird feeders. I have a different way to fill the kiddie pool. We do the sprinklers together. You know, I have Saul. I have him carry bags of bird seed. So I employ my children into this and they do a good job.

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