Does AOC Have the RIZZ that Trump Used to Build MAGA?
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Raging Moderates with Scott Galloway and Jessica Tarlov
52 min
5 speakers
4 chapters
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She's been very smart with her political capital, who she endorses and who she doesn't. She never touched Graham Platner. She's running away from the culture war stuff, and she's running towards the things that actually affect people's lives that may have sounded revolutionary 10 years ago, but now saying, like, we all deserve to have health care and a decent paying job is the bare minimum that people want from their representatives.
I think her and Trump are actually more similar than people think. Welcome to Raging Moderates. I'm Scott Galloway.
And I'm Jessica Tarliff.
Before we get started, make sure to hit subscribe to help our show get more folks. How are you, Jess?
I'm really good. I mean, I was just watching the World Cup, but you were living the World Cup. How was it?
The final was just okay. It was fun to be there. I've been to four World Cups now. Like I said, I don't really care about sports, but every four years I get really into the World Cup, mostly because my boys are really into football. So it was fun to be there with them and take pictures and realize how much they've grown and, you know, for me to get all upset and them to roll their eyes. The game was kind of meh. The last 20 minutes were fairly interesting. And it was a beautiful Chamber of Commerce day. Yeah, and it capped off... I think what is arguably the most successful sporting event from a geopolitical standpoint that we've had in a long time. But quite frankly, I'm exhausted. I feel like I've been... I mean, it's been five or six weeks and a ton of games and being... You're just enjoying yourself too hard?
It was fantastic. Did you watch the game?
The game, I understand for people who, like, love soccer, I guess it was an incredible, you know... feat of athleticism and whatever that, like, nobody was scoring, but I like scoring. I'm not saying you need to score, like, 10 times, but, like, that you had to wait for the one goal was a little disappointing. It did get more fun, I guess, like, the last 20 minutes, right, where people were actually, like, going, like, oh, oh, my God, close, you know. And then I was just in it for, you know, the memes and the stories afterwards and, you know, like, Trump being pushed to the side and like seeing people overreacting online, like, why is Donald Trump there? And it's like, this is how it works. Were they booing or were they cheering?
Sounds like they were doing both, you know, all the things.
Anyways, we should probably wrap this up.
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Chapters
4 chapters
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:01–21:27
2
How did the Iran strikes escalate and what are the latest casualty numbers?
21:27–38:02
3
How could regional actors and freedom of navigation affect global trade and energy?
38:02–42:32
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Why is withholding Pentagon strike and injury data controversial now?
42:32–51:45
Speakers
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