Weekend at Bernie's in the Senate? Graham & McConnell Prove We Need Term Limits
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Raging Moderates with Scott Galloway and Jessica Tarlov
46 min
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4 chapters
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What I think he will unfortunately be remembered for, it was that he quietly benefited from the courage of people who risked everything to secure equal rights and then turned around and argued those rights should be denied to others. Someone else paid the price. People lost jobs, rejected by their families, were even arrested, beaten, ostracized because they wanted to live honestly. And they accepted those risks so that people like Senator Graham wouldn't have to. And to enjoy the protection their courage created, while Senator Graham undermined it, it's a profound failure of gratitude and integrity. It says, I deserve these freedoms, but people like me don't. Welcome to Raging Modernists. I'm Scott Galloway.
And I'm Jessica Tarliff.
How are you, Jessica?
I'm really good. How was your week in the sun of fun?
Week in the Sun of Fun. It was nice. Italy was great. And then immediately went to the Team England game in Miami, which was epic. And now I'm in My son doesn't want me to tell people what college is that. Anyways, I'm a tide pool of emotion, Jess. But most importantly, look at these peepers. Hello, ladies. I can't tell you how excited my son was to have me wear these that I got a registration for orientation around. He's really, really excited that his dad is wearing these anyways.
I'm sure he loves how much you're leaning in, though, to the school spirit. One day he'll appreciate it, but that won't be for like three decades.
So 100 percent. How are you? What's going on with you?
Um, I'm really good. I, this weekend, um, we were out in Fire Island and I've never been, but that's not, that's not the point. I don't know if you would like it. I think you need like stuff, you know, they have no, they have like one store and everyone cooks, no cars, you know, they're just with each other and it's very idyllic. Like people are doing.
Sounds awful.
It's not, I couldn't do it. I'm not, but a weekend I did it and I did it. I did it well. Yeah.
There you go. All right. Before we get to the meat of the show, please make sure to hit subscribe to help our show get more folks. Let's get into it. Americans across the country, as well as members of Congress, are mourning South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham today, who died Saturday night following a brief and sudden illness. He had just celebrated his 71st birthday on Thursday.
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Chapters
4 chapters
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–18:40
2
How did hosts Scott Galloway and Jessica Tarlov react to Senator Lindsey Graham’s sudden death?
18:40–21:56
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What background details explain Lindsey Graham’s relationship with his sister and Trump’s appointment push?
21:56–27:32
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Why are conspiracy theories circulating about the timing of Graham’s death and his recent Ukraine trip?
27:32–46:09
Speakers
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