Trump's Deportation Plans Backfire as Dems Hit Record Low

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Raging Moderates with Scott Galloway and Jessica Tarlov 1h 6m 3 speakers 1 chapter transcribed
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And I'm Jessica Tarlov.
Scott Galloway 1:17
Jess, so this is going to be like every other show. You're going to have to carry it. I got home at about 2 a.m. last night from Mexico. Very jet lagged. Was up till 4. Took a Xanax. And I woke up about 10 minutes ago.
Cool.
Scott Galloway 1:28
And I'm feeling a little, I don't know. I feel like a Democratic member of the Senate. I don't know where I am. I just want soup. And I'm looking for people to do my work for me. And I have just absolutely no understanding of my surroundings or the current situation. So back to you, Jess. What's going on?
Okay. Well, do you want to do a whole show about what it was like with little kids this weekend? Since you don't have the strength to fight me on this. And I can tell you about having my first fight with my husband about parenting in front of other couples. Yeah. with kids the same age. Did you guys ever do this? It's very uncomfortable. And they probably think we're getting divorced.
Scott Galloway 2:08
So uncomfortable fights are just part of it.
Yeah. Just lean in.
Scott Galloway 2:12
Yeah. Just lean in. And what was the... Let me help. So I'm very good at running other people's lives. Give me the situation. I'll tell you who is right, who is wrong, and what you need to do.
Okay. We're in a public place. It is quiet. But people are eating. So we're in like the cafeteria part of a Whole Foods having lunch with three three-year-olds and the respective parents. The kids start being really loud. disrupting other people, for sure. There are other kids there, but they're not making noise. They're younger than ours are. So they're like in strollers, just kind of chilling, but people are working. People are having low conversations. Anyway, they start doing Ring Around the Rosie real loud. My husband has a very low threshold for this. He also reflexively hands over his phone for screen time. I feel like he pushes screen time on my child. But we're also with two other families that don't do screen time at all.
So he starts offering up his phone to my daughter. I'm pushing back saying, you can't do that because these other kids, you can't even give one kid a snack that the other kids can't have. Anyway, it got bad, you know, and the dads were intervening saying, you know, you can't do this. We distracted them with food a little bit, but there was big back and forth. And he said, this is the hill that I am willing to die on. You can't disrupt other people's lives. because of your children. So who's right, who's wrong, who's moving out, who gets to keep the house?
Scott Galloway 3:45
Sure. No, I understand. I understand. No, the real fissure here is between you and horrible couples who are those couples who decide they're not giving their kids screen time. Those are awful people.
No, they're not. Those are... They're lovely and their kids... aren't addicted to screens. They don't, you know, yell out for Moana in their sleep.
Scott Galloway 4:04
Yeah, those are, you know, those are the people that, oh, it's parenting and they shouldn't have screen time. Those are awful people. You need better friends, too. The real key here is you need to start hitting your children. That... immediately resets the operating system and brings a moment of shock, but a moment of peace to everything. And I'm in favor of giving them screen time.

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