This episode with Scott Galloway was really special. I hope you enjoyed it. If you did, please consider hitting the like button and subscribing to my channel. Thank you for all your support. - Anthony
Anthony: I want you to understand this. This is what is going on. Your clients and friends at DAVOS did this to US in America. These Opus Dei Christian caliphate trickle down economic plutocratic white billionaire have used many ways to destroy the cognitive brain function to stop critical thinking to make choices to thrive. The rich believe they can control women more than men. So, the rich destroyed their belief that they can do nothing to be in this society. While the rich brainwash their legacy children to control and think of humans as a pair of old shoes they can throw away. My life (now 71) has been burned and destroyed by the billionaire rich. They stole a good paying union job, a job I loved, my starting business, and my loving home. It is not all boomers. It is not the retiree that has their retirement money in a 401k or retirement fund. It is your buddies that destroyed these young men because the boards of directors in universities are the rich controlling who goes in and who doesn't and using the less economic loan students to control with crumbs for life. The rich steal everything. Food, homes, small businesses, land, even each other's corporation. They are in a Palace of Versailles mindset of "what's in it for me" and survival of the fittest. This is the destroyers, and it is proven in Project 2025. Start looking at the cause of your billionaire buddies on this. Stop blaming US boomers for everything because all I exist on, like so many of boomers, is social security. And it is not enough. I am being food deprived (not starved out yet) by a national management real estate corporation renting me a bug infested apartment. I am feeling like those 7 million men existing with no job and no hope. So please stop hurting us seniors by saying its our fault.
@therealanthonyscaramucci What I like about watching you, Mooch, is that you are truly a learned man. Your interests run deep, and you can talk about anything. I don't always agree, but I adore people like you who are lifelong learners, scholars, and teachers.
I appreciate the array of guests on sensitive subjects. Now, can you have respected black pundits on like Roland Martin or Michael Eric Dyson? America needs to hear from these leaders about issues they don't want to talk about.
Plumbing, carpentry and being a plumber are areas that will always be needed. This should be taught in high school. Not everyone is meant to go to college.
Two voices of our time that deserve far more recognition than they get! Anthony, bravo! Your voice carries everyone along and we need more of that right now
Anthony Scaramucci is one of the clearest, interesting, polite and well spoken people who I find a joy to the listen to. This comes from a Brit. Good stuff Anthony. Great interviews 👍🏻 Although he's looking a bit tired here. 😄
ANTHONY, I SIMPLY LOVE YOUR SINCERITY AND INTELLIGENCE, AND I WATCH YOU DILIGENTLY. THANK YOU FOR ALL THE GREAT INFORMATION THAT YOU GIVE TO ALL OF US. YOUR HONESTY ABOUT YOUR YOUTH IS SO INSPIRING. THANK YOU!
Excellent, one of the best podcast I’ve listened to in awhile! I am retired retired Nurse, single mom; & raised a female child. She graduated from Calif. University of Davis on the Deans list. Father nonexistent, wanted find a male role for her. Because girls need a good strong, honorable, safe, & intelligent father figure too. Learned, thank you! Now I have a grandson…
I am a millennial in my early 30s and after the barrage of data from scott i feel a lot more fortunate than half an hour ago. Bar housing, i now feel extremely lucky and grateful for my position in life. One more reason to keep pushing, since you can’t take any of your good fortunes for granted.
Just remember it goes both ways. I am from "liberal" Denmark. I dated very few men who were ok with me making more money than them. I myself did not care how much money they made. So please teach your sons that they are not less masculine because they date a woman who makes more money than them.
There are plenty of men who would have no problem dating/marrying a woman who makes more money than them. The problem is that most women today only find 4.5% of men to be sexually appealing. In fact, most women rate 80% of men as being 'below a 5' (on a scale of 1-10). 4.5% of men are literally running through/pumping and dumping/smashing and dashing 35-40% of women out there. Basically if a man isnt a Chad with a Bag (1. at least 6 feet tall....2. have a head full of hair...3. has broad shoulders...4. have a great smile...5. have amazing/striking eyes...6. have a strong/pronounced chin...7. makes a lot of money....8. have the gift of gab...9. has status...10. has charisma). Men like this...do not grow on trees. In fact...when only factoring in height (only 13.7% of men are at least 6 feet tall) and income (only 17% of men make at least $100k a year).....only 2.7% of men are at least 6 feet tall AND also make at least $100k a year....and that's not factoring in looks, build, conversation, status, etc. Women today expect men to accept them for all their flaws...YET will hella disqualify a plethora of men for any number of reasons. In 2023, Morgan Stanley predicted that 42% of women age 40 and older will be BOTH single AND childless. Why? Because they want their investors to put their money in businesses that cater to singles....while avoiding putting their money towards businesses that cater to couples/parents. Women today are told to 'not settle'. The more educated/career minded/money a woman makes...the pool of men that she'll consider dating/marry significantly shrinks.
I was born in the early 60s, I protested in the 80s about privatisation. I had complete belief in a better world. I trained as a nurse. Now I’m 63 and I’m not sure if we have more information because of the internet etc, or if everything is just so much worse in the world.
"The Algebra of Wealth" is excellent. I highly recommend it. Lot's of important insights and actionable ideas. I bought it for my 20 year-old daughter - college economics major, but read it first. I have 35 years of experience in finance and fintech and it spoke to me but also very readable for a non-professional. Bravo!
I thoroughly enjoyed your conversation with Mr. Galloway. A few weeks ago, I picked up The Algebra of Wealth and am now three-quarters through it. I’ve recommended the book to both my son, a junior at Cal, and my daughter, a graduate student at Stanford, encouraging them not only to read it but to apply its insights and advice. I want to commend you for your excellent choice of guests.👍
Scott Galloway is quite rightly a visionary thinker. Have seen him a few times on MSNBC. He always discuses well researched, challenging, insightful issues affecting the American public. Always worth listening to.
I think these two good men deserve applause for approaching difficult topics with honesty from their point of view. Though he deserves credit for working hard, Scott Galloway has admitted that part of his success was luck. We've taught our youth that hard work is how you become successful, which is a big lie. Kids wasted money on college and got stuck with debt. Others did labor work and can barely pay their bills. Working for a tyrant boss for peanuts is what has emasculated our young men and women. Masculinity should not only be a male trait. Women also have the desire for having power over their lives.
True. EVERYTHING is really hard for young people. I’m an older person. I watch and am sad. The anxiety is through the roof. No sense of direction. No support. No guidance. It is really tough growing up these days unless you have a huge, very strong family who can guide you, support you, take care of you until you no longer need them. According to friends raising kids, that’s about age 30.
The K-12 educational system has been in decline since the 1980s. Devastating government budget cuts have eroded core subjects such as math, science, geography, critical thinking, writing, rhetoric, economics, and government. Additionally, programs for children with learning disabilities, autism, and intellectual disabilities have been deteriorating since the early 2000s, and the situation has not improved. These issues demand immediate attention and meaningful action.
I wish someone would look deeply into why suddenly Musk, Vance, and Project 25 people are insisting on more babies. Folks - there is a reason for this and the fact that we don't know why means that it is as insidious a reason as can be imagined.
Vance and others like him are playing with fire with statements like that. The anger of the mob could turn on them someday. Not yet, but eventually -- when Trump is no longer around to redirect it elsewhere.
The government needs to realize that massive investing into parenthood is required to make more babies. It could be many things, tax cuts for parents, subsidies, investing in child care and schools, focus on mental health support, alleviating housing shortages, etc.
A fair cut of the profits of business etc would be a huge help; if its all govt money it's just coming from other middle income ppl; the wealth distribution issue has to be addressed. Decent incomes create lots of positive energy to get on with life.
I have 3 sons, 48, 39 and 34. My middle son went to college, older into Marines and younger trained as a lineman. Scott has described my middle son to a T. He does have a job that he doesn't like, but depressed because he still has student loans. 12 years and counting. Can barely support himself, let alone buy a new car a house get married and have children. He is on therapy, but has rage at the old system and lack of a future scares me. I am concerned that he will kill himself. My life has not been one of financial or personal success myself. All 3 sons have patterned their lives using me as a template for what not to do. I'm 74, gay and divorced 3 times. Came out at 40. I've tried my best as a father, but missed the mark. I wish I had never brought my sons into this horrible world.
The fact that you have the insight to make these observations makes you head and shoulders above a lot of fathers out there. You’re doing great and you’re there for them. That’s all you can do.
Two of my favorite thinkers!! Truly "thought leaders". Their perspective and ideas are fascinating. The more i hear From Scott Galloway the more I respect him.
Tell the rich to start paying their fair share of taxes or create good paying jobs and good affordable housing and good needed food and fresh air and pure water and stop creating ways of taking money and changing it to make more money to take more from the world's populations especially America. And stop blaming the pension and/or social security only boomers who are just getting by.
Sorry I am a boomer and I don't like it but we are to blame for our youths' situation. We are the richest retired group ever in America. We bought houses for $150 ,000 and sold for a million.
Scott Galloway's position is perfectly summarized here. It's too bad that his formulation of the problem and solution will fall on deaf ears. To paraphrase, "when the young men in the village are neglected, they will burn down the village to keep themselves warm". It looks like we are on our way to witness this in our country.
It's clear that men are sticky for Trump .. & the reasons are here, he speaks directly to their sense of grievance .. I've been warning for a long time that the anti male vibe of feminism is deeply destructive of male psychological health, & the piper will be paid; the zealots howl this down as sexism! Destroying their own sons, but daughters too, bc if you wreck the men the women will soon suffer the lack of decent men to opposite with. It's all part of this absurd "biology is a social construct" idea; healthy human development requires both sexes to be functional effective; not to say some gender stereotypes didn't need reworking, bc they did/do, but pls ppl, you've tossed the baby too. The psychological fragility of men is real; women needs to know that; girls with brothers know it, those without not so much. And 'childless cat ladies' may well be a reasonable descriptor of the overly zealous woman who does not understand the male psyche. Polarising politics gets in the way of solutions everywhere. But the left is going to take a haircut for the democrats to get elected, bc they've gone too far.
The way Americans raise male children haunts everybody. Prizing physical and intellectual prowess as the avenue of agency deprives a human being of wholeness, of having a rounded life that includes emotions to choose one's path in this world. Without access to emotions or skills in regulating them, a person seeks other forms of strength and, at the extreme, results in killing yourself or others. You can increase access to outer indications of strength (home, income, etc.), and you will still have a person seeking inner agency. I praise your identification of the problem and ask for consideration of solutions that address the cause.
I think this conversation was another double standard that keeps reoccurring in the US. When blacks are under achieving, unemployed or unmotivated they are often described as lazy, antisocial to name a few descriptions. Little or no outreach is made to remedy the situation. When it affects the white younger Americans, it’s a crisis. This was similar during the drug frenzy when users were predominately black. It went unnoticed and again the users were blamed. it was their own fault. When the white community got caught up in the drug frenzy, it was described as a drug epidemic that needed to be resolved. I’m a white guy who grew up in the Bronx. I think people have to take responsibility for their own situation. My parents would not tolerate me not going to school, college and eventually finding a career. I’m disappointed that these points were not brought up and the conversation was one where white guys are whining when things aren’t going right for white guys. I think a hard think has to be made as to when the individual has to take responsibility for his own actions. I loved that the conversation came up, but found that there were points that were avoided or missed. I loved your show.
I agree with you partly. The race aspect you bring up seems true, and remember these white boomers probably find it easier to identify with young men who might be their own sons. But the other part, to whom has the wealth been transferred in the last three- four decades? That's something you can not disregard.
I agree, and would love to know Scott's definition of masculinty. Women want everything men want, so I think it's time to stop with the patriarchy using definitions that apply to men as providers. Young white men are in crisis, because they no longer have the advantage. Time for them to grow up.
These are the types of conversations, and the level of discourse we need much more of, I've always appreciated Professor Galloway but I am leaning into to Anthony more and more these days. Super great job by the both of you and congratulations!
What a great conversation and awesome Guest! You are inspiring us fellow Americans. We are listening. Now go read the Algebra of Wealth. Justin Gold MBA MSF US Military Veteran
One of the most important talks I’ve ever seen on RUclips. Thank you. You both made a new fan, today. Cheers from Norway, where we too suffer from the same cultural issues regarding young men, but have been fortunate enough to dodge the economic one.
This issue is also relevant to Australia. Sydney has a housing crisis where median price-to-income ratio of 13.8x. It’s the least affordable city behind Hong Kong. The LVMH analogy is spot on. Excellent discussion: thought provoking and informative.
Excellent. A topic that needs intelligent and perceptive thought and action, like this, and lots of it. The young have it so hard if their parents don't have a lot of money to help them. And often even if they do. Thank you for this.
As a 70 yr old woman who was abused in corporate America by men who were narcissistic & arrogant, this interview is disgraceful. If the men in America had not walked out from women that they were intimate with, their sons would have had the father figure they needed. Scott is sexist as he claims. Too bad for him if he is lonely.
I held both of my sons back to get an extra year of high school -- helped by having them switch countries/schools. Both thrived with this extra maturity, and got into Ivies as a result.
I have developed a "Hollywood" from afar on you: your perserverance, humanity, perspicacity, to rebound resilience and unaffected earthiness...well, what can I say, I am truly inspired! Not so surprising, as it all resonates: I am conceived in Capricorn!❤
Now's the time for them to bring up Climate change, while the entire SE is devastated. It may not have polled well, but it will. Young voters will really turn out for this and the deniers wont vote for Harris in the first place. Please pass this up the chain so they point out, "this isn't normal."
Such a breath of fresh air, intellect, honesty and empathy. The system has evolved to a game of Monopoly where the few own everything, with no effort or value added their wealth continues to grow exponentially. We have a political system that is bought and paid for by the rich and special interests, add all points raised by Scott and we have the resulting end game. Apart from a few fringe people like Scott and Anthony we have lost the ability to talk about the elephant in the room.
Thank you for sharing. Not sure I'm on board with all of this, but some of it makes sense. He has a different perspective on being alone. Is he comfortable in his own skin? Today's youngsters are coming up in such a different world than my generation, post Vietnam. The technology is evolving by quantum leaps. The kids in today's world are literally, to some extent, getting their brains rewired. How fair is this to them? I don't mean anything badly, but doesn't always seem like a recipe for success. Who knows where it will wind up? I hope, somehow, this current state of affairs is not so cut and dried that there are no outs for them later - I would try to be more specific, but am currently recovering from a minor medical episode. Done for now.
Galloway was very happy while Harris was VP to slander her based upon zero evidence, insisting that the vice president of the United States suddenly ought to be able to create policy and take control when the history of the vice presidency literally excludes her and any of her predecessors from doing so. He helped spread untrue rumors on the Pivot podcast and elsewhere that she wasn’t able to get along with her staff and that she was ineffective. Galloway is intelligent and caring, but when he keeps talking without taking a breath-that is, runs his mouth like he’s the definitive source of all knowledge- he loses my respect and willingness to listen, despite the fact that he’s very likeable. He breathlessly cites data that he doesn’t source and then makes broad, often emotionally charged, claims about the future of Americans, particularly young male Americans, that he seems to believe are gospel. His claims are not gospel. They’re simply the aggregation of ideas he has read filtered through fear for himself, his sons, and others like them. Sorry, but it’s true.
Mooch is my favourite, esp with Kathy Kay . As a South East Asian , lots of us are very hungry about news on US politics, esp with a monster like Trump threatening the world. Never imagine in my 61 yrs.
Great episode Gents! I’m most intrigued by the Educational Industrial Complex that has been driving both parents and youth, irrespective of their unique talents, to pursue expensive degrees. This is the wrong track for many. Vibrancy and diversity of talents need to be encouraged and celebrated. I’d love to connect with Scott on this topic. Working through a project on this very topic.
One of the causes of housing shortage is all the houses converted to short term rentals, Air b&b and vrbo. One of the causes of college price increases is demand from other county students with more money.
facts are real. i have seen this professor, author on multiple podcasts. he appears to be doing "well". are you involved in the solution? and your personal life......
A loud applause is deserved for this presentation. Many points spot on, but one in particular; compulsory community service as a precursor to obtaining college availability and/or governmental financial assistance. The community understanding that comes from such service bonds the participate to the understanding of how connections are made, how necessary it is for survival, how sustainability is crucial and how government can work. In the 60’s there was something known as Vista. Something like Vista 2.0 would be easily revamped to apply to contemporary issues with a roadmap for government funding already available. I’m afraid 70 years of the American commercial public relations campaign to make enviablity the touchstone of a consumer growth strategy while including every aspect of an American citizens life as a commodity to be traded, worked. One could say it was somewhat of a naive journey for a young nation not aware of the long term unintended consequences. But one would be wrong. There were countless books and articles warning of the consequences all along that chosen path to prosperity and a whole lot of cynical proponents who were beneficiaries of that strategy. They’re still around and still trying hard to control the levers of both government and the messaging.
From what I see happening in the UK, this bad situation is widespread. I'm old enough to remember the mens groups spriinging up after the "women's liberation movement". It was all a blur to me since I had decided, tho straight ,never to marry or have children. I remember movies and articles MAKING FUN of those short-lived men's movements. And here we are, trying still to balance it out. I was very interested in his comments on "legacy" learning institutions. In this day, I think preparatory education offers more, and i would like to see a lot more funding giiven there.
My father paid 2 mos dorm rent set me up with $125 in a checking account and said you are on your own kid! 😅 I made v it through on work study and financial aid. Then I changed my major to nursing where I could work my way through college as a CNA . I lived in a trailer for 14 years to live b near my jr college and my university. 😅 😢😮
Blessings to you Scott and thank you immensely Anthony ( and blessings) for having this all too scarce rational conversation. It's like the elephant in the room and Scott, you have articulated it. Don't mess with a Scots- Jew! 🌟😍 Keep breaking it down. I will share your message. With utmost respect. ~Lisa ( My moniker is that of my daughters because I am not tech savvy. She's a bearded dragon owner and lover.)
I’m a retired R.N. And nurse case manager. The hospital could have and should have arranged for visiting nurse servicss which is usually covered by insurance . I was also an appeals coord for a good HMO 20 years ago here in central PA. What your mom endured wasn’t good management which irks me . I’m sorry your mom’s insurance gypped her out of quality healthcare .
Good episode, very enlightening for me since I grew up in a two-parent household, with a father who was a strong role model, a mother who was equally so, each adding their own particular ingredients to the sauce. This episode gave me insights into what I've generally only observed from the outside, and often missed entirely, except for the consequences. I don't know why he slipped in the comment about doing away with capital gains taxes. It was too glib and shallow to be meaningful. I would love to see an episode in which the issue of capital gains tax was discussed in depth, but you might lose half your audience if you did so. Your vlog is by far the most interesting on RUclips and I look forward to every episode. I've recommended it to several friends ... artists, writers, musicians ... the usual band of layabouts. My first reaction to the Scaramucci of the days when your were supporting Trump was, "what a dick", though I did really enjoy the scatalogical language as you departed the administration. The current incarnation of Scaramucci is a very different creature. Thanks, Anthony, you've restored my faith in evolution.
Thanks gents for your informative post. I keep thinking of a basic question about our social contract, is it moral for a society to have billionaires and homeless families?
This is 100% true….but this is the way the people want it. The older generation has always said they want it to be better for their children.(posterity) But in practice each older subsequent generation repeated the process of expecting the next generation to fund a good portion of their retirement by profiteering from selling their “housing”. I have always said THIS IS ONE OF THE FOUNDATIONAL PRACTICES OF DEVALUING THE CURRENCY IN THE USA. Everything related to real estate follows and compounds the process. THIS IS MATHEMATICALLY UNSUSTAINABLE. WORSE THAN SOCIAL SECURITY.
Come on. In the USA kids abandon their elder parents. They are too busy. There has always been a youth culture not to mention showbusiness. What other country would vote for a Trump because he was familiar from The Appentice?
The only frontier of growth is the creation of scarcity. Time for another economic model. Perhaps the pay should be a minimum percentage of profits, rather than minimum wage. Investment no longer creates opportunities, but perpetual servitude. The growth of money is not exponential. Resources are not permanent or infinitely abundant. The act of investing compared to somebody building a house, saving someone's life, making a product isn't equivalent, it is simply being privileged to be able to afford an investment and expecting a return. Perhaps when there were other frontiers to explore, that growth could be maintained. Now, as the only exploration that seems to be taking place is the replacement of people, the slow reduction of people and the acquisition of their resources seems to be the only mission for capitalists.
The big problem in California is still Prop 13 which freezes the housing market because people don't want to sell houses. Low interest rates since 2008 have frozen the market. The buying-up of houses around the US by big finance firms has frozen up the market. Zoning is an issue, i.e., compare SF to Tokyo's zoning and permits. Good interview, though. TY for posting it.
Can you explain Tokyo housing permits? I have noticed that they can build housing on any plot of land, even inches from another structure. A 1000 Sq ft house sitting on 1/4 acre lot in the Bay Area goes for millions. Developing an ADU is cost prohibitive if it is even allowed by the local city due to water hookup fees.
Agree with so much here! What am I missing though, how does getting rid of the capital gains tax benefit younger people, doesn’t that just help those with massive wealth become richer?
America's educational systems train middlestream, do not honor uniqueness or often do not really see the child and their needs to learn. New standards helped - but we are still not designing holistic lessons and projects which can teach all aspects of learning as well as projects that promote discovery. So fun - teachers don't have freedom to teach what they need - all textbook driven lessons usually shallow are assembly-like and uninteresting mostly. Thematic units keep wandering away. Too much variation. Capitalism needs to not drive Educational choices - choices should be for Teachers only so they can teach. We study many years then use little of what we were taught. That's wrong to all.
Kids cannot get ahead. The boomer generation preaches about work ethic and sacrifice, something that they never did, and have rigged the game against anyone succeeding other than themselves. In 1987 I paid $800 a semester at the University of Akron for 16 credit hours. My book bill was $100. I could easily make that money in a summer part-time. No loans. Good education. Had fun. Now ONE book is $200-300 in an era where books should be on an iPad or Kindle. Tuition is $15k. Rent? Forget that, it used to be a good studio or attic would cost $400. Now those are "cool" places to live and in urban areas can get $1500 a month today. Meanwhile our corporations are making record wealth. Our top 1% owns a larger and larger fraction of our economy. Something is wrong. Really wrong.
This episode with Scott Galloway was really special. I hope you enjoyed it. If you did, please consider hitting the like button and subscribing to my channel. Thank you for all your support. - Anthony
Wow!!!!
Truly Scott is very special!
His thoughts and ideas are huge!
A man with solid plans
Anthony: I want you to understand this. This is what is going on. Your clients and friends at DAVOS did this to US in America. These Opus Dei Christian caliphate trickle down economic plutocratic white billionaire have used many ways to destroy the cognitive brain function to stop critical thinking to make choices to thrive. The rich believe they can control women more than men. So, the rich destroyed their belief that they can do nothing to be in this society. While the rich brainwash their legacy children to control and think of humans as a pair of old shoes they can throw away. My life (now 71) has been burned and destroyed by the billionaire rich. They stole a good paying union job, a job I loved, my starting business, and my loving home. It is not all boomers. It is not the retiree that has their retirement money in a 401k or retirement fund. It is your buddies that destroyed these young men because the boards of directors in universities are the rich controlling who goes in and who doesn't and using the less economic loan students to control with crumbs for life. The rich steal everything. Food, homes, small businesses, land, even each other's corporation. They are in a Palace of Versailles mindset of "what's in it for me" and survival of the fittest. This is the destroyers, and it is proven in Project 2025. Start looking at the cause of your billionaire buddies on this. Stop blaming US boomers for everything because all I exist on, like so many of boomers, is social security. And it is not enough. I am being food deprived (not starved out yet) by a national management real estate corporation renting me a bug infested apartment. I am feeling like those 7 million men existing with no job and no hope. So please stop hurting us seniors by saying its our fault.
@therealanthonyscaramucci What I like about watching you, Mooch, is that you are truly a learned man. Your interests run deep, and you can talk about anything. I don't always agree, but I adore people like you who are lifelong learners, scholars, and teachers.
I appreciate the array of guests on sensitive subjects. Now, can you have respected black pundits on like Roland Martin or Michael Eric Dyson? America needs to hear from these leaders about issues they don't want to talk about.
You’re a good man Anthony 🫶🏻✊
Scott touches on a subject that isn’t popular but needs to be addressed. Bravo to the both of you!
He didn’t grow up privileged. He knows what the average person is going through.
Plumbing, carpentry and being a plumber are areas that will always be needed. This should be taught in high school. Not everyone is meant to go to college.
Two voices of our time that deserve far more recognition than they get! Anthony, bravo! Your voice carries everyone along and we need more of that right now
I highly recommend young men go into a branch of the Service. Excellent training that instills the manly man in them which women desire.
Anthony Scaramucci is one of the clearest, interesting, polite and well spoken people who I find a joy to the listen to. This comes from a Brit. Good stuff Anthony. Great interviews 👍🏻 Although he's looking a bit tired here. 😄
He does a lot of international travel. So do I and it takes a toll.
He’s a hard worker. What a journey he’s had!
ANTHONY, I SIMPLY LOVE YOUR SINCERITY AND INTELLIGENCE, AND I WATCH YOU DILIGENTLY. THANK YOU FOR ALL THE GREAT INFORMATION THAT YOU GIVE TO ALL OF US. YOUR HONESTY ABOUT YOUR YOUTH IS SO INSPIRING. THANK YOU!
I find Anthony a breath of fresh air.
@@pampurr1one of those guys who’s super intelligent AND can relate to a broad range of people. Great assets.
Excellent, one of the best podcast I’ve listened to in awhile! I am retired retired Nurse, single mom; & raised a female child. She graduated from Calif. University of Davis on the Deans list. Father nonexistent, wanted find a male role for her. Because girls need a good strong, honorable, safe, & intelligent father figure too. Learned, thank you! Now I have a grandson…
Muuch and Scott Galloway are healthy to listen to. Thank you for loving our boys/sons!
Talks like these are extremely valuable for me as the father of a
I am a millennial in my early 30s and after the barrage of data from scott i feel a lot more fortunate than half an hour ago. Bar housing, i now feel extremely lucky and grateful for my position in life. One more reason to keep pushing, since you can’t take any of your good fortunes for granted.
Just remember it goes both ways. I am from "liberal" Denmark. I dated very few men who were ok with me making more money than them. I myself did not care how much money they made. So please teach your sons that they are not less masculine because they date a woman who makes more money than them.
There are plenty of men who would have no problem dating/marrying a woman who makes more money than them. The problem is that most women today only find 4.5% of men to be sexually appealing. In fact, most women rate 80% of men as being 'below a 5' (on a scale of 1-10). 4.5% of men are literally running through/pumping and dumping/smashing and dashing 35-40% of women out there. Basically if a man isnt a Chad with a Bag (1. at least 6 feet tall....2. have a head full of hair...3. has broad shoulders...4. have a great smile...5. have amazing/striking eyes...6. have a strong/pronounced chin...7. makes a lot of money....8. have the gift of gab...9. has status...10. has charisma). Men like this...do not grow on trees. In fact...when only factoring in height (only 13.7% of men are at least 6 feet tall) and income (only 17% of men make at least $100k a year).....only 2.7% of men are at least 6 feet tall AND also make at least $100k a year....and that's not factoring in looks, build, conversation, status, etc. Women today expect men to accept them for all their flaws...YET will hella disqualify a plethora of men for any number of reasons. In 2023, Morgan Stanley predicted that 42% of women age 40 and older will be BOTH single AND childless. Why? Because they want their investors to put their money in businesses that cater to singles....while avoiding putting their money towards businesses that cater to couples/parents. Women today are told to 'not settle'. The more educated/career minded/money a woman makes...the pool of men that she'll consider dating/marry significantly shrinks.
Prof Galloway is always a great interview.
I've always believed that we must invest more in our youth and people instead of material things
anthony - you are quickly becoming a star, and my favorite one. thank you for all the clarity of your own perspective and that of your guests.
Best definition of "masculinity" I have ever heard.
I was born in the early 60s, I protested in the 80s about privatisation.
I had complete belief in a better world. I trained as a nurse.
Now I’m 63 and I’m not sure if we have more information because of the internet etc, or if everything is just so much worse in the world.
"The Algebra of Wealth" is excellent. I highly recommend it. Lot's of important insights and actionable ideas. I bought it for my 20 year-old daughter - college economics major, but read it first. I have 35 years of experience in finance and fintech and it spoke to me but also very readable for a non-professional. Bravo!
Ty for recommendation.
I thoroughly enjoyed your conversation with Mr. Galloway. A few weeks ago, I picked up The Algebra of Wealth and am now three-quarters through it. I’ve recommended the book to both my son, a junior at Cal, and my daughter, a graduate student at Stanford, encouraging them not only to read it but to apply its insights and advice. I want to commend you for your excellent choice of guests.👍
Scott Galloway is quite rightly a visionary thinker. Have seen him a few times on MSNBC. He always discuses well researched, challenging, insightful issues affecting the American public. Always worth listening to.
Scott Galloway, I have listened to you before. I like the way you think.
I think these two good men deserve applause for approaching difficult topics with honesty from their point of view. Though he deserves credit for working hard, Scott Galloway has admitted that part of his success was luck.
We've taught our youth that hard work is how you become successful, which is a big lie. Kids wasted money on college and got stuck with debt. Others did labor work and can barely pay their bills. Working for a tyrant boss for peanuts is what has emasculated our young men and women. Masculinity should not only be a male trait. Women also have the desire for having power over their lives.
True. EVERYTHING is really hard for young people. I’m an older person. I watch and am sad. The anxiety is through the roof. No sense of direction. No support. No guidance. It is really tough growing up these days unless you have a huge, very strong family who can guide you, support you, take care of you until you no longer need them. According to friends raising kids, that’s about age 30.
This was a fantastic discussion.
The K-12 educational system has been in decline since the 1980s. Devastating government budget cuts have eroded core subjects such as math, science, geography, critical thinking, writing, rhetoric, economics, and government. Additionally, programs for children with learning disabilities, autism, and intellectual disabilities have been deteriorating since the early 2000s, and the situation has not improved. These issues demand immediate attention and meaningful action.
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Vance demands more babies but no one can afford it and all of the mental health issues brought up here are debilitating. These are complicated issues.
I wish someone would look deeply into why suddenly Musk, Vance, and Project 25 people are insisting on more babies. Folks - there is a reason for this and the fact that we don't know why means that it is as insidious a reason as can be imagined.
Vance and others like him are playing with fire with statements like that. The anger of the mob could turn on them someday.
Not yet, but eventually -- when Trump is no longer around to redirect it elsewhere.
The government needs to realize that massive investing into parenthood is required to make more babies.
It could be many things, tax cuts for parents, subsidies, investing in child care and schools, focus on mental health support, alleviating housing shortages, etc.
A fair cut of the profits of business etc would be a huge help; if its all govt money it's just coming from other middle income ppl; the wealth distribution issue has to be addressed.
Decent incomes create lots of positive energy to get on with life.
I have 3 sons, 48, 39 and 34. My middle son went to college, older into Marines and younger trained as a lineman. Scott has described my middle son to a T. He does have a job that he doesn't like, but depressed because he still has student loans. 12 years and counting. Can barely support himself, let alone buy a new car a house get married and have children. He is on therapy, but has rage at the old system and lack of a future scares me. I am concerned that he will kill himself.
My life has not been one of financial or personal success myself. All 3 sons have patterned their lives using me as a template for what not to do. I'm 74, gay and divorced 3 times. Came out at 40. I've tried my best as a father, but missed the mark. I wish I had never brought my sons into this horrible world.
So sorry to hear your story.
BUT,
DO NOT BLAME YOURSELF. NOT AT ALL.
BTW, I am 70 yrs old
You are a kind person for having empathy for the plight of your kids❤
The fact that you have the insight to make these observations makes you head and shoulders above a lot of fathers out there. You’re doing great and you’re there for them. That’s all you can do.
Two of my favorite thinkers!! Truly "thought leaders". Their perspective and ideas are fascinating. The more i hear From Scott Galloway the more I respect him.
Tell the rich to start paying their fair share of taxes or create good paying jobs and good affordable housing and good needed food and fresh air and pure water and stop creating ways of taking money and changing it to make more money to take more from the world's populations especially America. And stop blaming the pension and/or social security only boomers who are just getting by.
Sorry I am a boomer and I don't like it but we are to blame for our youths' situation. We are the richest retired group ever in America. We bought houses for $150 ,000 and sold for a million.
I like the idea of National Service for your people; expanding childcare tax credit.
Such a honest perspective.
Scott Galloway's position is perfectly summarized here. It's too bad that his formulation of the problem and solution will fall on deaf ears. To paraphrase, "when the young men in the village are neglected, they will burn down the village to keep themselves warm". It looks like we are on our way to witness this in our country.
It's clear that men are sticky for Trump .. & the reasons are here, he speaks directly to their sense of grievance ..
I've been warning for a long time that the anti male vibe of feminism is deeply destructive of male psychological health, & the piper will be paid; the zealots howl this down as sexism!
Destroying their own sons, but daughters too, bc if you wreck the men the women will soon suffer the lack of decent men to opposite with.
It's all part of this absurd "biology is a social construct" idea; healthy human development requires both sexes to be functional effective; not to say some gender stereotypes didn't need reworking, bc they did/do, but pls ppl, you've tossed the baby too.
The psychological fragility of men is real; women needs to know that; girls with brothers know it, those without not so much.
And 'childless cat ladies' may well be a reasonable descriptor of the overly zealous woman who does not understand the male psyche.
Polarising politics gets in the way of solutions everywhere. But the left is going to take a haircut for the democrats to get elected, bc they've gone too far.
The way Americans raise male children haunts everybody. Prizing physical and intellectual prowess as the avenue of agency deprives a human being of wholeness, of having a rounded life that includes emotions to choose one's path in this world. Without access to emotions or skills in regulating them, a person seeks other forms of strength and, at the extreme, results in killing yourself or others. You can increase access to outer indications of strength (home, income, etc.), and you will still have a person seeking inner agency. I praise your identification of the problem and ask for consideration of solutions that address the cause.
I think this conversation was another double standard that keeps reoccurring in the US. When blacks are under achieving, unemployed or unmotivated they are often described as lazy, antisocial to name a few descriptions. Little or no outreach is made to remedy the situation. When it affects the white younger Americans, it’s a crisis. This was similar during the drug frenzy when users were predominately black. It went unnoticed and again the users were blamed. it was their own fault. When the white community got caught up in the drug frenzy, it was described as a drug epidemic that needed to be resolved. I’m a white guy who grew up in the Bronx. I think people have to take responsibility for their own situation. My parents would not tolerate me not going to school, college and eventually finding a career. I’m disappointed that these points were not brought up and the conversation was one where white guys are whining when things aren’t going right for white guys. I think a hard think has to be made as to when the individual has to take responsibility for his own actions. I loved that the conversation came up, but found that there were points that were avoided or missed. I loved your show.
I am completely agree with you point of view…
Awww boo-hoo
I agree with you partly. The race aspect you bring up seems true, and remember these white boomers probably find it easier to identify with young men who might be their own sons.
But the other part, to whom has the wealth been transferred in the last three- four decades? That's something you can not disregard.
I agree, and would love to know Scott's definition of masculinty. Women want everything men want, so I think it's time to stop with the patriarchy using definitions that apply to men as providers. Young white men are in crisis, because they no longer have the advantage. Time for them to grow up.
These are the types of conversations, and the level of discourse we need much more of, I've always appreciated Professor Galloway but I am leaning into to Anthony more and more these days. Super great job by the both of you and congratulations!
What a great conversation and awesome Guest!
You are inspiring us fellow Americans. We are listening.
Now go read the Algebra of Wealth.
Justin Gold
MBA MSF
US Military Veteran
Excellent conversation. I totally agree and will personally do my best to help my community. That’s what it’s about.
Great discussion.Thanks!
One of the most important talks I’ve ever seen on RUclips. Thank you. You both made a new fan, today.
Cheers from Norway, where we too suffer from the same cultural issues regarding young men, but have been fortunate enough to dodge the economic one.
This issue is also relevant to Australia. Sydney has a housing crisis where median price-to-income ratio of 13.8x. It’s the least affordable city behind Hong Kong. The LVMH analogy is spot on. Excellent discussion: thought provoking and informative.
Good God this guy's one smart individual love listening to him thank you Anthony
Excellent. A topic that needs intelligent and perceptive thought and action, like this, and lots of it. The young have it so hard if their parents don't have a lot of money to help them. And often even if they do. Thank you for this.
My 2 favorite men in the world!!!
Scott and Anthony are my hero's...
Thanks for this amazing talk guys :)
As a 70 yr old woman who was abused in corporate America by men who were narcissistic & arrogant, this interview is disgraceful. If the men in America had not walked out from women that they were intimate with, their sons would have had the father figure they needed. Scott is sexist as he claims. Too bad for him if he is lonely.
As a widow with a 10 year old boy, this gave me a lot to think about. Thank you
Now UCLA and Berkley admit 10% of applicants.
“We’ve migrated from public servants to Chanel bags”
I’m glad i heard this interview.
I held both of my sons back to get an extra year of high school -- helped by having them switch countries/schools. Both thrived with this extra maturity, and got into Ivies as a result.
I bet they hated you for it _then (?);_ I bet they love you for it _now_ (?)
I have developed a "Hollywood" from afar on you: your perserverance, humanity, perspicacity, to rebound resilience and unaffected earthiness...well, what can I say, I am truly inspired! Not so surprising, as it all resonates: I am conceived in Capricorn!❤
Thank you both.
Now's the time for them to bring up Climate change, while the entire SE is devastated. It may not have polled well, but it will. Young voters will really turn out for this and the deniers wont vote for Harris in the first place. Please pass this up the chain so they point out, "this isn't normal."
Scarcity of college and housing. What could go wrong?
Brilliant!
More!
Please
Your doing good, Anthony.
This was just Excellent!
A very interesting conversation!
Anthony one of your best!
Such a breath of fresh air, intellect, honesty and empathy. The system has evolved to a game of Monopoly where the few own everything, with no effort or value added their wealth continues to grow exponentially. We have a political system that is bought and paid for by the rich and special interests, add all points raised by Scott and we have the resulting end game. Apart from a few fringe people like Scott and Anthony we have lost the ability to talk about the elephant in the room.
Thank you for sharing. Not sure I'm on board with all of this, but some of it makes sense. He has a different perspective on being alone. Is he comfortable in his own skin? Today's youngsters are coming up in such a different world than my generation, post Vietnam. The technology is evolving by quantum leaps. The kids in today's world are literally, to some extent, getting their brains rewired. How fair is this to them? I don't mean anything badly, but doesn't always seem like a recipe for success. Who knows where it will wind up? I hope, somehow, this current state of affairs is not so cut and dried that there are no outs for them later -
I would try to be more specific, but am currently recovering from a minor medical episode. Done for now.
Mooch and Galloway. Click like.
Thanks Scott. I'm a man in this shitty society. I am maximizing my profit and diminishing my responsibility.
Galloway was very happy while Harris was VP to slander her based upon zero evidence, insisting that the vice president of the United States suddenly ought to be able to create policy and take control when the history of the vice presidency literally excludes her and any of her predecessors from doing so. He helped spread untrue rumors on the Pivot podcast and elsewhere that she wasn’t able to get along with her staff and that she was ineffective. Galloway is intelligent and caring, but when he keeps talking without taking a breath-that is, runs his mouth like he’s the definitive source of all knowledge- he loses my respect and willingness to listen, despite the fact that he’s very likeable. He breathlessly cites data that he doesn’t source and then makes broad, often emotionally charged, claims about the future of Americans, particularly young male Americans, that he seems to believe are gospel. His claims are not gospel. They’re simply the aggregation of ideas he has read filtered through fear for himself, his sons, and others like them. Sorry, but it’s true.
You are right. He is a fintech dude and speaks like a know it all. That doesn't mean everything he says is incorrect.
Mooch is my favourite, esp with Kathy Kay . As a South East Asian , lots of us are very hungry about news on US politics, esp with a monster like Trump threatening the world. Never imagine in my 61 yrs.
Great episode Gents! I’m most intrigued by the Educational Industrial Complex that has been driving both parents and youth, irrespective of their unique talents, to pursue expensive degrees. This is the wrong track for many. Vibrancy and diversity of talents need to be encouraged and celebrated. I’d love to connect with Scott on this topic. Working through a project on this very topic.
Crazy important content - more tiktok snips please.
Building on Scott’s view of male self confidence and its obstacles, AI seems poised to make many of these trends far worse.
15:25 and 16:05 are when this guest started relaying really valuable information.
Just subscribed. Went through and found some excellent topics and discussion. I actually subscribed in the Stephanopoulos video - terrific!
One of the causes of housing shortage is all the houses converted to short term rentals, Air b&b and vrbo.
One of the causes of college price increases is demand from other county students with more money.
facts are real. i have seen this professor, author on multiple podcasts. he appears to be doing "well". are you involved in the solution? and your personal life......
Just wow! Excellent Contant, I really enjoyed this podcast. Thank you!❤
A loud applause is deserved for this presentation. Many points spot on, but one in particular; compulsory community service as a precursor to obtaining college availability and/or governmental financial assistance. The community understanding that comes from such service bonds the participate to the understanding of how connections are made, how necessary it is for survival, how sustainability is crucial and how government can work. In the 60’s there was something known as Vista. Something like Vista 2.0 would be easily revamped to apply to contemporary issues with a roadmap for government funding already available. I’m afraid 70 years of the American commercial public relations campaign to make enviablity the touchstone of a consumer growth strategy while including every aspect of an American citizens life as a commodity to be traded, worked. One could say it was somewhat of a naive journey for a young nation not aware of the long term unintended consequences. But one would be wrong. There were countless books and articles warning of the consequences all along that chosen path to prosperity and a whole lot of cynical proponents who were beneficiaries of that strategy. They’re still around and still trying hard to control the levers of both government and the messaging.
No one is hindering these two multi-millionaires to give away their wealth.
This is the best podcast you've done.
What strikes me is how much this relates to British young men too
From what I see happening in the UK, this bad situation is widespread. I'm old enough to remember the mens groups spriinging up after the "women's liberation movement". It was all a blur to me since I had decided, tho straight ,never to marry or have children. I remember movies and articles MAKING FUN of those short-lived men's movements. And here we are, trying still to balance it out. I was very interested in his comments on "legacy" learning institutions. In this day, I think preparatory education offers more, and i would like to see a lot more funding giiven there.
OUTDOOR KINDERGARTEN!! You can start with this. : )
I'm a 58yr male. my father left when i was 3yr... I've been disposable my entire life. its only a matter of time.
Wow ! Amazing Scott and Anthony - we need to act quickly and decisively
Love what he says! His style of enunciation in speaking is very challenging to my ears! Talks too fast and mumbles. Other than that A+ for content!
Professor Galloway for president!
Anthony Any plans to come to the UK after the election & do a tour?
My father paid 2 mos dorm rent set me up with $125 in a checking account and said you are on your own kid! 😅 I made v it through on work study and financial aid. Then I changed my major to nursing where I could work my way through college as a CNA . I lived in a trailer for 14 years to live b near my jr college and my university. 😅 😢😮
Absolutely loved this episode! I also enjoy you and Katty Kay!! Congrats on your success!!
Blessings to you Scott and thank you immensely Anthony ( and blessings) for having this all too scarce rational conversation. It's like the elephant in the room and Scott, you have articulated it. Don't mess with a Scots- Jew! 🌟😍 Keep breaking it down. I will share your message. With utmost respect. ~Lisa ( My moniker is that of my daughters because I am not tech savvy. She's a bearded dragon owner and lover.)
I’m a retired R.N. And nurse case manager. The hospital could have and should have arranged for visiting nurse servicss which is usually covered by insurance . I was also an appeals coord for a good HMO 20 years ago here in central PA. What your mom endured wasn’t good management which irks me .
I’m sorry your mom’s insurance gypped her out of quality healthcare .
His ideas about Social and Econmic model would make this country so GREAT from a male perspective and kindness perspective is beyond AAMAZING
A large part of the problem is men themselves. How are young men supposed to have male role models when so many men walk out of marriages.
Good episode, very enlightening for me since I grew up in a two-parent household, with a father who was a strong role model, a mother who was equally so, each adding their own particular ingredients to the sauce. This episode gave me insights into what I've generally only observed from the outside, and often missed entirely, except for the consequences. I don't know why he slipped in the comment about doing away with capital gains taxes. It was too glib and shallow to be meaningful. I would love to see an episode in which the issue of capital gains tax was discussed in depth, but you might lose half your audience if you did so. Your vlog is by far the most interesting on RUclips and I look forward to every episode. I've recommended it to several friends ... artists, writers, musicians ... the usual band of layabouts. My first reaction to the Scaramucci of the days when your were supporting Trump was, "what a dick", though I did really enjoy the scatalogical language as you departed the administration. The current incarnation of Scaramucci is a very different creature. Thanks, Anthony, you've restored my faith in evolution.
Young people don't vote at near the rate of older people. Is it a wonder policies skew beneficial for the older?
Thanks gents for your informative post.
I keep thinking of a basic question about our social contract, is it moral for a society to have billionaires and homeless families?
Fascinating conversation
This is 100% true….but this is the way the people want it. The older generation has always said they want it to be better for their children.(posterity) But in practice each older subsequent generation repeated the process of expecting the next generation to fund a good portion of their retirement by profiteering from selling their “housing”. I have always said THIS IS ONE OF THE FOUNDATIONAL PRACTICES OF DEVALUING THE CURRENCY IN THE USA. Everything related to real estate follows and compounds the process.
THIS IS MATHEMATICALLY UNSUSTAINABLE. WORSE THAN SOCIAL SECURITY.
Come on. In the USA kids abandon their elder parents. They are too busy. There has always been a youth culture not to mention showbusiness. What other country would vote for a Trump because he was familiar from The Appentice?
Sheesh, Scott and I have similar backgrounds.
16:48 Case in Point: Tim Walz!
Fascinating conversation, not sure how to digest it but truly something to act on.
Same in the UK....
The only frontier of growth is the creation of scarcity. Time for another economic model. Perhaps the pay should be a minimum percentage of profits, rather than minimum wage. Investment no longer creates opportunities, but perpetual servitude. The growth of money is not exponential. Resources are not permanent or infinitely abundant.
The act of investing compared to somebody building a house, saving someone's life, making a product isn't equivalent, it is simply being privileged to be able to afford an investment and expecting a return. Perhaps when there were other frontiers to explore, that growth could be maintained. Now, as the only exploration that seems to be taking place is the replacement of people, the slow reduction of people and the acquisition of their resources seems to be the only mission for capitalists.
I would add the abysmal job we teaching our children. I am a law school professor. Writing skills have plummeted since I started almost 40 years ago.
The big problem in California is still Prop 13 which freezes the housing market because people don't want to sell houses. Low interest rates since 2008 have frozen the market. The buying-up of houses around the US by big finance firms has frozen up the market. Zoning is an issue, i.e., compare SF to Tokyo's zoning and permits. Good interview, though. TY for posting it.
Can you explain Tokyo housing permits? I have noticed that they can build housing on any plot of land, even inches from another structure. A 1000 Sq ft house sitting on 1/4 acre lot in the Bay Area goes for millions. Developing an ADU is cost prohibitive if it is even allowed by the local city due to water hookup fees.
Agree with so much here!
What am I missing though, how does getting rid of the capital gains tax benefit younger people, doesn’t that just help those with massive wealth become richer?
America's educational systems train middlestream, do not honor uniqueness or often do not really see the child and their needs to learn. New standards helped - but we are still not designing holistic lessons and projects which can teach all aspects of learning as well as projects that promote discovery. So fun - teachers don't have freedom to teach what they need - all textbook driven lessons usually shallow are assembly-like and uninteresting mostly. Thematic units keep wandering away. Too much variation. Capitalism needs to not drive Educational choices - choices should be for Teachers only so they can teach. We study many years then use little of what we were taught. That's wrong to all.
I don't know that new standards and more assessments have had a positive impact.
Kids cannot get ahead. The boomer generation preaches about work ethic and sacrifice, something that they never did, and have rigged the game against anyone succeeding other than themselves.
In 1987 I paid $800 a semester at the University of Akron for 16 credit hours. My book bill was $100. I could easily make that money in a summer part-time. No loans. Good education. Had fun.
Now ONE book is $200-300 in an era where books should be on an iPad or Kindle. Tuition is $15k. Rent? Forget that, it used to be a good studio or attic would cost $400. Now those are "cool" places to live and in urban areas can get $1500 a month today.
Meanwhile our corporations are making record wealth. Our top 1% owns a larger and larger fraction of our economy.
Something is wrong. Really wrong.