Trump Blinks on China
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Who is discussing Trump's potential acceptance of a jet from Qatar?
On with us is literally our favorite side piece, the Bulwark's own Tim Miller. Tim is literally our favorite three and threesome. We have become the same person or the same podcast, Tim. If I'm on something, you're on it before. You're on with Jess a lot. Anyways, it's great to have you, Tim. How are you?
I love being a third, you know, so I really appreciate it. You know, it spices things up and we are, we are becoming the same person. I had your Sidekick Ed. That's right. On my Gen Z podcast like last week. I love Ed. I'm thinking about kicking my co-host Cameron Kasky off and replacing him with Ed. So if you have any problems with him, if he's taking too much vacation, I might poach him. I watched that.
24.
He's 24. Wow. Yeah. Ed is 26. Yeah. But you're a kid too. I think it's more adorable because I have the grandfather thing. You're just like the big brother. Yeah. A little big brother vibe.
Got to keep making them behave. There you go. Are you in New Orleans today?
Where are you?
I'm in New Orleans. Yeah. I was in New York over the weekend, back in New Orleans. I'm here for... Couple weeks. Then we got a live show in Chicago and Nashville. If any Raging Moderates listeners want to come, May 27th and 28th. Look at me. I'm just plugging, baby. Tell me a little bit about the live shows.
How many people do you get? What's the business model? Do you enjoy it?
I just lied. It's May 28th and 29th. 28th in Chicago, 29th in Nashville. I love them. We love them. We are getting, I think, almost 1,000 people in Chicago and closer to 400 in Nashville, kind of a big market, small market thing. And we haven't quite figured out on the business Scott brain, we haven't really quite figured out how to monetize them in a way that is that useful to the bottom line. But I think it's still useful because it's cool for the community. People love it. Especially in kind of our world, people love like When I see people in the street, I'm sure you get this too. It's just like, I just like listening to you because I feel like I'm going insane and it makes me feel sane to listen.
And so then it makes you feel even more sane when you're around other sane people that you can kind of vent to about the craziness of the world. And so I think it's good for the community side of things. I like being out with the people. I feel a little bit disconnected sometimes when I'm up here in my hole in New Orleans. I can't leave my little studio hole, and so it's nice to have human contact. One of my colleagues, Jonathan Last, doesn't like human contact, so it's not a plus for him, but it is a plus for me. It's all kind of invigorating, so I dig it. I mean, I think that, you know, we only do maybe six a year, seven a year, so it would become a burden if we were doing a real tour, like a rock and roll tour.
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Welcome to Raging Moderates. I'm Scott Galloway. Jessica is jet-setting across Europe this week, which I think is awfully nervy given she's a new employee. Our vacation policy is you don't take vacation the first couple of years here at a Galloway-sponsored corporation. But anyways, she has decided to head to Europe where I think she's in Italy or something like that. But Our loss is our gain.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
Who is discussing Trump's potential acceptance of a jet from Qatar?
1:24–31:01
2
What are the implications of the US-China tariff truce?
31:01–52:20
3
How does Trump's immigration stance affect his popularity?
52:20
4
What could the election of the first American Pope mean for the Church?
0:03–49:24
5
What role does social media play in shaping public perception?
49:24–1:13:25
Speakers
2 identifiedMore from Raging Moderates with Scott Galloway and Jessica Tarlov
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