Trump Ditches Ukraine and Cozies Up to Putin

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Raging Moderates with Scott Galloway and Jessica Tarlov 54 min 3 speakers 6 chapters transcribed
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I did my regular life. Das war ein verrückter Moment. Ich hatte den Doppelstrahler, ich hatte beide meine Mädchen mit mir. Ich war in die Kirche, um ein paar Kekse zu holen, weil all das, was du mit jungen Kindern suchst, ist eine Aktivität, richtig? Um sie aus dem Haus zu holen. Ich war so, lass uns Kekse holen. Und dieser junge Mann, den ich gesehen habe, war ein bisschen mich auszusehen. Und ich war so, okay, das ist cool, ich habe es noch. Und dann sagt er, hi, Mama. Und ich war so, oh mein Gott, es funktioniert. What is happening now? Has my sexual identity become mom? And then he looks me dead in the eye and he goes, burp me. What? Yeah, burp me, because I have kids, right? Like burp me, like you burp kids.
Scott Galloway 2:33
Oh, like that was, that feels a little creepy.
It's so creepy. And then now I'm thinking, am I just a mom? Have I become only a vessel in life? And no one would want a cat call me about something distinct from my children. But I did have them with me. And also he seems like a total pervert. Anyway, that was the highlight of my weekend.
Scott Galloway 2:50
Ja, definitiv. Ich habe bemerkt, dass wenn Frauen, nachdem sie Kinder haben, etwa sieben, acht Jahre später, besonders Frauen, die ich glaube, viel Vertrauen aus ihren Ausgaben haben, wenn ihre Kinder etwas älter werden und sie bemerken, dass sie zehn Jahre lang nichts mit Kindern zu tun haben, Everyone talks about dudes' midlife crises. I have never seen midlife explosions across some of my partners and their friends. Oh my God, they go crazy. So you got that to look forward to. I love how you brought that up and you kind of liked that. You didn't mind the pervy As long as it was a little bit. It sounds like you kind of didn't like it, kind of did.
Well, it's more interesting than watching Moana, which I also did a number of times this weekend. So you live for very little. You remember the baby phase?
Scott Galloway 3:40
I traveled a lot. I made a lot of excuses and left town.
I can't. I'm the mom.

How is Trump pivoting towards Russia and what are the implications?

Scott Galloway 3:44
Yeah, no, I was out. So, along those lines of children, today we're going to be talking about Trump turning on Ukraine, Trump's honeymoon coming to an end, and Mitch McConnell's retirement announcement and legacy. Let's bust right into it, Jess. One month into his presidency, Trump is making a dramatic pivot toward Russia, upending decades of US foreign policy, while previous Republican leaders championed a tough stance on Moscow. That was kind of their go-to. Today's GOP is largely silent as Trump moves to cut support for Ukraine and cozy up to Putin. His administration has even floated, excluding Ukraine from NATO. And he's blaming Zelensky for a war Putin started. Meanwhile, a Quinnipiac poll shows that 81% of Americans, including 73% of Republicans, don't trust Putin. So why is Trump ignoring them? Jess, Trump's team is pushing for a peace deal on Putin's terms, which European leaders say would weaken Ukraine. If this strategy backfires, what are the long-term consequences for US influence and alliances?

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