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In this explosive episode, Scott Galloway returns from his summer hiatus to tackle the cascade of crises rippling through American institutions. The discussion spans from RFK Jr.'s systematic dismantling of the CDC and vaccine programs (10:51), to Trump's economic policy missteps driving strategic allies like India into China and Russia's arms (62:56). Galloway and Jessica Tarlov dissect how tariff wars are strangling GDP growth while creating a dangerous axis of powerful nations united against U.S. interests—exploring everything from consumer boycott strategies to California Governor Newsom's emergence as the Democratic Party's strongest voice of resistance.
Ex-Stern School professor and serial entrepreneur, author of The Four and founder of Section4. As he mentions, he's built multiple companies and now hosts several podcasts reaching millions of listeners.
Political strategist and Fox News contributor, co-host of The Five. She brings extensive Washington experience and recently interviewed Secretary Hillary Clinton for the show during Scott's August break.
Protect your deep work hours with the same rigor applied to classified briefings. Treat any interruption as a cost center requiring executive sign-off. Scott's August "disappearance" created artificial scarcity that amplified his return impact - proving that strategic withdrawal from constant availability builds both brand equity and focused productivity. (02:38)
Hermès commands 3-4x Nike's market cap through one principle: manufactured scarcity that feels authentic. The Birkin bag waitlist creates genuine desire because the constraint is real, not algorithmic. Apply this to your professional brand by going strategically dark, limiting availability, and making access to your expertise feel earned rather than given. (03:00)
When expertise meets crisis, competent professionals deliver measurable results. Operation Warp Speed succeeded because it leveraged decades of scientific infrastructure and government-private partnership, not because someone had a "hunch" about vaccines. In your field, be the person who brings peer-reviewed insights to decision-making, not the loudest opinion in the room. (30:13)
Governor Newsom's rise from 8% to 30% likelihood as 2028 nominee came from strategic mimicry and unafraid pushback, not strongly-worded letters. He went behind enemy lines, challenged opponents directly, and leveraged California's position as the world's 4th largest economy. Identify your platform of strength and use it to challenge conventional wisdom with confidence. (48:00)
67% of US GDP comes from consumer spending - making organized consumer action potentially more powerful than traditional political resistance. A coordinated 5% reduction in spending by half the population could create measurable GDP impact that forces policy negotiation. Professional mastery means understanding which levers actually move the machine, then having the courage to pull them. (50:54)
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