Kash Patel Sues, Trump's Psychedelics Push, and Netflix’s Podcast Bet
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What is Kash Patel's defamation lawsuit against The Atlantic about?
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How is Donald Trump leveraging psychedelics for mental health treatment?
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What recent U.S. actions involve the Iranian-flagged cargo ship?
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What implications does JD Vance’s return to Pakistan have for U.S.-Iran relations?
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And I'm Scott Galloway.
How did Anthropic's meeting with the White House go?
Hey, Scott. I just flew in from San Francisco and boy, are my arms tired.
Yeah, I've heard that joke before. I know. Why did you come back or what's going on?
Why did I come back? That's a very good question because I love San Francisco. I spent the weekend with my beautiful son. I helped him on his job. He's campaigning for a city council guy.
What is Netflix's strategy for entering the podcasting space?
I saw that. Those were cute pictures.
Yeah, we had a great time and we cooked and we went hiking.
Let me guess, hardcore Republican?
No. But I was there because I was on Bill Maher, and I went to Gwyneth Paltrow's house to do a podcast.
Oh, yeah. I saw you. I tuned in. I almost never watch live TV, and I tuned in live.
How are Netflix's earnings reflecting its market position?
I thought your interview was good, not great. I thought you were great on overtime.
Oh, well, thank you. Why was my interview good, not great? Thank you, sir.
I just felt like it never really got going, and I wanted to hear more— I should have just started with, I thought you were great and I thought you were especially strong on overtime. Thank you.
That's okay. Don't worry about it.
What are the future trends for podcasting and media consumption?
Anyway, it was good. It was actually, I had an enjoyable time. It was Rahm Emanuel and Jake Sullivan, which was interesting.
Yeah, yeah. I love the producers. They're the total Friday night lights like parents everybody wants.
Yes, they're great. They're really wonderful. And everyone was great. It was really nice to be there. And Ari Emanuel made an appearance because Ron was there for a second, yelled at me when I was in the makeup room and then ran. So he's turning 65, by the way. Good job getting to Medicare, Ari.
That guy looks good. Ari Emanuel looks very good for 65.
He looks good. All the Emanuels are in good shape, I have to say. I was doing a bunch. I went on John Lovett. I did a lot of press for this CNN thing. Let me hear your gripe. Go ahead. Gripe away.
Just like members clubs and streaming platforms, I join everything. Anything, I'm like, whatever, Paramount, plus, plus, plus, plus, plus, until I unsubscribe.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is Kash Patel's defamation lawsuit against The Atlantic about?
0:01–0:29
2
How is Donald Trump leveraging psychedelics for mental health treatment?
0:29–0:59
3
What recent U.S. actions involve the Iranian-flagged cargo ship?
0:59–1:33
4
What implications does JD Vance’s return to Pakistan have for U.S.-Iran relations?
1:33–1:54
5
How did Anthropic's meeting with the White House go?
1:54–2:12
6
What is Netflix's strategy for entering the podcasting space?
2:12–2:31
7
How are Netflix's earnings reflecting its market position?
2:31–2:54
8
What are the future trends for podcasting and media consumption?
2:54–1:15:26
Speakers
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