Is This a Turning Point for America? (ft. Sarah Longwell)

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Raging Moderates with Scott Galloway and Jessica Tarlov 52 min 3 speakers 8 chapters transcribed
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How is the killing of Renee Good influencing public perception of ICE?

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Jessica Tarlov 1:09
Welcome to Raging Moderates. I'm Jessica Tarlow, and I am very excited to have Sarah Longwell from The Bulwark, the publisher there, host of the Focus Group podcast. I have had a crush on you for a while. I've told Tim about this. I had access to Tim, and now I have access to you, which is very exciting. Thank you for joining me.
Sarah Longwell 1:29
I appreciate that. You know why?

What are Sarah Longwell's thoughts on accountability in law enforcement?

Sarah Longwell 1:30
Because most people come to me and tell me that they have a crush on Tim, which is deeply annoying for me.
Jessica Tarlov 1:36
Oh, you're not into it or you're just sick of it now. Like at first it was cool and now it's like he's not that great. I mean like I get it.
Sarah Longwell 1:42
Tim's fine.
Jessica Tarlov 1:43
But like I'm standing right here. It is. I get that a lot. People are like, oh, what's it like with if they're conservative? They're like, what's Jesse like?

How is Trump's behavior affecting the Federal Reserve's credibility?

Jessica Tarlov 1:52
Or what's Greg like? Or like, what's Scott really like? I'm like, he's fucking telling you what he's really like all the time. Yeah, you see it.
Sarah Longwell 1:58
He's literally Tim's never not on camera at this point. So like that is the guy. I've known him since we were in our early 20s. He's just always been like that. Only he used to have fake glasses. Other than that, he's the same.

What surprising trends are emerging in voter political identity?

Sarah Longwell 2:09
They were fake?
Yeah.
Sarah Longwell 2:10
Well, so he before he was out, he and I worked together like in Republican world and he would wear like a suit to make him look like a big boy and fake glasses that were, you know, not prescription so that he would look like a grown up because he actually, you know, he has the physique of like a 12 year old boy.
Jessica Tarlov 2:31
Which as we age, I'm more and more jealous of that. Oh, yeah. Take me back to what I look like before kids.
Sarah Longwell 2:39
He is handsome. He is very handsome now, which is also annoying for me.
Jessica Tarlov 2:43
Oh, there's a lot going on in that office. He's taller than I thought when I was in your office or met him in person for the first time for CrookedCon.

How are young voters influencing party identification shifts?

Jessica Tarlov 2:51
And I was like, you are bigger than you look in a box on TV, which I guess is true of all of us, but...
Sarah Longwell 2:57
Not me. No, I'm always shorter. Actually, it's being now in public where people walk up to you and they say things like, oh, I thought you'd be taller. And I'm like, me too.
Jessica Tarlov 3:10
I just, I would love that. Yeah. Genetics had something to say about it, though. I don't know how big your parents are, but I'm always like, my dad, dead, but he was huge. Yeah, because you're tall.

What challenges do Democrats face in the upcoming elections?

Jessica Tarlov 3:20
When I met you at Crooked Con, I was impressed by how tall you are. Thank you. Yeah, that's what I aim to do, was impress people with my height. Let's talk politics because I want to talk about the tragic shooting of Rene Good in Minneapolis and kind of where we are now. The fight for Fed independence, Jerome Powell, leader of the resistance, I guess. And this new interesting polling out of Gallup on party ID, which I was surprised about. to see that came out yesterday. Let's get into it first with Minneapolis. The shootings really set off quite the chain reaction, protests in the street all over the country, a legal showdown over congressional oversight, and Democrats in blue states moving to rein in what they call an out-of-control enforcement campaign.
Jessica Tarlov 4:01
After ICE agent Jonathan Ross killed Renee Good, activists began tracking federal operations.

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