This Isn’t Normal. It’s the Beginning of a New Crisis | Scott Galloway
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- Dave Rubin of “The Rubin Report” talks to Scott Galloway about his political stance as a "raging moderate"; the challenges moderates face from both political extremes; the importance of government support in his success; why the current state of affirmative action is failing and how a shift toward income-based support rather than race-based could help reform it; why government involvement in helping underprivileged kids is necessary; the struggles of young men in America; why young men are facing severe issues such as higher suicide rates, addiction, and incarceration compared to women, who are excelling in many areas; how societal changes, biased educational systems, and the impact of social media have negatively affected young men; why we need more support programs for young men; how mandatory national service can foster unity and understanding among different social groups; why telling young people to “follow their passion” is the worst advice you could give them and what we should be telling them instead; the utility of religion even though he is an atheist; his exposure to various religions through his father's multiple marriages and how these experiences highlighted the importance of community and kindness; how his atheism has given him a sense of urgency and courage; the need for economic planning and the importance of diversification and long-term thinking; and much more.
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Here's a fun fact: I own a company, a company that 30 years ago required nearly 100% college educated employees with STEM degrees. Today the last person I would ever hire is a recent college graduate. I also will not see a doctor under the age of 50 for the same reason. Colleges and universities have turned into heaping piles of steaming crap, and that is also what they produce.
That may be true, but my generation the baby boomers destroyed the country. Many recent articles attest to the phenomena.
Do you know why? Because less than HALF of kids graduating from high school today have reached a PROFICIENCY level in reading, writing, or math. LESS than HALF. It has caused higher education to dumb itself down to accommodate.
I have heard it said by academics that a college degree today is worth what a high school diploma was worth 40 years ago.
I said all of this months ago you ain't kidding. Their addicted to steroids and power.
@@darwel007yes I've seen them. I'd get a shot but they probably have changed those too.. Trying to kill off American's.
Lost me at the end with the white privilege BS.
You just spared me wasting my time on a guy who thinks Israel is committing genocide, supports Kamala, and now this… thank you.
@@mR-dc4oq Even worse he had to mention how much he paid in taxes like it was a flex or insuanited his words now carry more value.
@@mR-dc4oq Israel is committing a genocide. That part is true.
He lost me much earlier saying campus protests weren’t a big deal because “only 24 people were arrested nationwide and 40% weren’t students.”
100 people destroyed a building at Columbia but as long as they get away with it it’s not a big deal?
Ridiculous.
@@ennbee Agreed 100% I feel obligated to finish a video even when I don't agree with it. I do make exceptions with MSNBC and CNN or anything with Joy's or Racheal's. LOL
Scott Galloway may be on Dave's short-list of sane people, but he's on my short-list of delusional people. I watched his participation in the White Dudes For Harris video chat and yes, he's delusional. I would put him in the same boat as Bill Maher. They both complain about issues, then proceed to vote for the very politicians who perpetuate those issues. Both of those guys are about as useful as a pinwheel in a hurricane.
I actually put him in the same bucket as AOC early on. They are great at pointing out the problems. Extremely great at it. But their solutions will mostly either destroy society or make the problems even worse.
He's a woke Socialist.
What are some of the examples of the issues Scott complains about that voting for a different elected official would cure?
@@kid_a6859 Scott claims his number one issue by far is how boys have been left behind and young people are depressed and aimless with a very LOW chance of obtaining wealth or housing. Voting for democrats at all, but definitely Harris is the exact way to continue this trend. Why? Because when you import illegals, you destroy jobs, you lower wages. When you promote feminism and race hustle, you bash young white men. When you print money and give it to every other country, loot the treasury and destroy infrastructure and U.S. manufacturing while enriching only defense contractors, you make it impossible to break out of poverty because small goods cost a fortune. You can't work your way out of this, as a young man. You can't pull up your bootstraps and get out of student debt. You can't because your money is worth less, your wages are lower and women don't appreciate you and boomers always raise their housing and rentals so you can't move up and pay excruciating fees to live spartan.
You don’t realize that you vote for the politicians that perpetuate the bs too.
If he supports Kamala, he loses all credibility.
Lol so credibility comes down to whoever the fuck you vote for? You, the same loner reddit guy he details in the beginning? lolz
@@carlosangelesz Worse he is a pandemic nazi trying to soft talk his way back into being relevant.
@@carlosangelesz -- He's been screencapped in a White Dudes for Kamala zoom call. If he does indeed endorse her, it's massively disappointing.
@@carlosangelesz yes
I thought I saw his pic on a compilation of “White Dudes for Kamala” not 💯 sure, which wouldn’t comport with his self description as a raging moderate 🤷🏻♀️
Nope, Harris is definitely not the answer.
Depends on the question. If the question is how to advance the destruction of the United States as quickly as possible, Kamala is definitely the answer.
Harris is part of the problem.
@srp7038 It depends on a question. If you ask, who is the best person to destroy the US, then Harris is the answer.
I will vote for Harris
@@Donner906 : Me, too. No Orange Felon for me.
Professors have a major role in what has happened to the students especially to the young men and the society today, Mr. Galloway! You were in a way part of this current problem.
The welfare state and explosion of single mothers.Galloway is very dishonest...
I’m not sure this makes sense. The young men having problems that Scott discusses here never make it to college.
I don’t know what I would be without my Grandpa, my Wonderful Dad, and my husband. They are definitely and always will be one of the most important thing to our family ♥️.
Youd be a confused liberal who votes against her own interests.
Just vote for Trump or this won't even matter
but he is orange and the mean tweets, that worse than not being able to feed your own children
The government isn't going to fix your life
@@danieldorn9989 Yes I remember that nightmare. lol
My theory: A Trump win: riots in the streets, lawsuit after lawsuit, prison, and that's if Trump is still alive A Harris win: WWIII, riots in the streets, banks fail, no cash, no food, no gas, lock downs
My friend, America may not have long either way.
Trump isn't doing anything for young men or the culture war. It's gonna be bad no matter who gets it. These 2 guys aren't even being sincere about the subject. They are only telling us part of the problem . There's a whole nother component to this, that these guys dare not speak about.
Sure, as a republican, I’m more than willing to find a way to give someone in need a leg up……but that doesn’t mean college. There are millions of good paying jobs in the trades that are probably much better suited…..And for those who do get a leg up to college, it sure as hell doesn’t mean free education for a degree in gender studies!
The trades need to be less expensive more, diverse options, to obtain training. Training, certification, from other avenues than community college. They are as expensive in relation to universities, for people who already do not have an income to pay for it. They either go into debt, or someone else pays for it. The community colleges are as woke, corrupt, against men, as the elite universities. Woman, a mother of 2 young men, 1 in the trade. If the community college had taught more comprehensively, he would be he owner of a business by now. No basic small business training in all the time and money spent. It is devastating to the average Joe American man. Some are family trained, instinctively have business skills, some need to be taught, or at least their business skills sharpened.
@@lisafeck1537you need to go back to school and learn how to use punctuation and proper sentence structure.
@@lisafeck1537 Omg hun!.. Why are you using commas incorrectly every 2-3 words?! That was a tough one, I had to go back and read each line twice to follow what you were trying to say. 😆
@@lisafeck1537community college training and education is a big bargain.
"It was a strange night - an affinity group of liberal white guys talking about their identity and their relationships to women. Actor Josh Gadd and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz cited their status as fathers of daughters. Business professor Scott Galloway identified as a “man who protects and provides that is what we do.” (Galloway also pledged $50,000 in exchange for Star Wars actor Mark Hamill, who was also on the call, to say: “I’m Luke Skywalker, I’m here to rescue you.”)" ------From Intelligencer fundraisers July 29, 2024
As a Blue Collar Construction worker of 50 years I am totally opposed to Kamala Harris. She has done nothing for the working class, poor and young men.
And never will.
We are the useless eaters to them.
And worse yet to them is that some of us vote.
@not-fishing4730. Yes, "she has done nothing for the working class, poor and young men.' But she has done a lot to destroy the country, letting in about 10 million illegals. How many exactly nobody knows, from 8 to 18 million.
Nonsense is support crazy kamala. I lost all respect for this guy when he told Gavin Newson is doing a great job in California. Another Sam Harris.
No respect for those who support Newsom or anyone else who has contributed to CA’s demise..
These people are so educated, yet somehow so blinded by the realities of the world...
@@canalzg163 I’m surrounded by them here in CA. As soon as you present facts it goes to a whole new level.
Ohhh I feel for you it must be stressful. @@Letsgo365
Have you watched what Judge Joe Brown has said about Kampala.. It will blow a lot of people's mind's
I had hope for this dude, but when he said "there are things that government can do to help." What a moron. Whenever government gets involved.......trillions wasted....and NOTHING will be fixed.
E-V-E-R~
End the income tax
There are things government can do to help and there are even things government is the best answer for, like military, police, firefighting. Literally every single instance of privatizing those things has turned into absolute nightmares including today where an ambulance costs THOUASNDS of dollars for a ride to the hospital meanwhile the EMT giving you the ride is making 12 bucks an hour.
The problem is we are in this absolutist mentality on both sides and its equally as destructive and equally as moronic. Government is not the answer for everything and neither is private business.
@StoneXue I agree. With both of you actually. Federal government should only be concerned with upholding the Constitution, the military, the border ,interstate infrastructure and possibly a few others that I'm too tired to think of at the moment. All other things should be run by small local and State governments elected by the people. No lobbyists or appointed positions. Those are my thoughts anyway.
@@johnspartan3405 When you say you agree with both of us are you referring to the guest or to the poster I replied too? He is not talking about local government and federal government he is saying government period is never an answer. He is indeed wrong. It goes to what the guest said which is the middle has no place today everyone is being slung to the extremes. The problem is the extremes (communism and ancap) are actually just flip sides of the same coin of dystopia.
We need to stop glorifying university education as the be-all end-all. We need to promote trades, self-training and other methods. I have worked in technology for over 20 years and have interfaced with those from all levels of formal education. I don't discuss my degrees as a badge of honor because the smartest people I have met were self-taught.
Perhaps there could be certificates of completion for a class, but no BA, MA?
Pretty soon there won't be anyone around to fix your teeter-totter, toilet, or toaster~
This has been going on a long time. We need men to be strong leaders. Trump MAGA
Lost me at non-binary. No such category. Been saying we should institute community service after high school for decades.
What kind of service
As a woman I don't have any scruples concerning woman who succeed. As a woman I'm worried as, I do believe that men should be the leaders. That is GoD ordained. Sela.
Women only succeed, because we live in a soft world. A world that men provide. If men stopped working, if the lights go out…. Feminism in all of its glorious BS goes right out the window on day 2.
These women are succeeding for the wrong reasons and not merit.
As a man I don't have any scruples concerning women who succeed. But I think the real enemy is over-generalization. I'd guess 20% of women should be focused on success, not have kids. The Tulsi Gabbard type. Heroes. But 80% prefer family over money. The mistake of feminism, ironically, is pushing for uniformity among women, not giving women enough choice. It's OK to be a full time Mom. God works in general truths.
I agree. I’m a biological woman. This isn’t how it was meant to be. I do not believe in secular patriarchy. I do believe in biblical patriarchy outlined in the New Testament, not the Old Testament. Jesus told us how to live. Toxic masculinity is real. It thrives under secular patriarchy. Toxic femininity is real. It thrives on feminism.
Then the US, indeed much of the world, isn't blessed by god.
You lost me at 73 cents on the dollar for women's income gap. That's been disproven. Heard enough!
I’m a woman and I agree with you. There are a lot of reasons women earn less and it’s not because they are women
He is a teacher, it's his kind who created this sham. Why don't educators own up to their not educating? NYC, BFD.
As a conservative.. it’s very refreshing to hear a liberal calmly talk about topics and to have a normal back and forth with someone.
I’m VERY conservative Scott but I deeply deeply respect you despite our differences on social issues.
I went to college for five years. It was my sophomore year when I learned that men and their mental health aren't important to the radical left. At the time I was seriously struggling with my faith and being gay. I was also struggling with being a conservative and pursuing a studio arts degree. As one might suspect, I lost nearly all my friends. I became depresses and suicidal, so I began attending therapy sessions. My classes suffered significantly, so I met up with one of my professors to discuss my upcoming due paper. I asked her for a deadline extention and told her why I was asking. The professor told me to "suck it up, I've (she) dealt with worse", which then turned to her talking about her recent divorce. That was the day I learned that some people use immutable characteristics to determine another's worth. My history professor determined that I wasn't worth grace because I was a white male. She had the power to help me with good reason, I was so depressed that I wanted to be gone. But I also learned that if I used my immutable characteristics to get a leg-up, I would likely end up like her, an old grumpy cruel person who has power to help everyone but only lends help to those like-minded and tribalized.
Trent, I’m so sorry this happened to you. Praying for you 🙏🏾
Glad that you are still with us Trent.. ❤
As a woman who came of age during the modern women’s movement, of course I’m delighted to see my sex doing so well. HOWEVER, I am very, very concerned with the parallel of degrading of young men.
We have three handsome grandsons, the oldest of whom is getting married to a lovely young woman in October. The other two are either still in college or just got first corporate job. They all expressed frustration with not just being marginalized but being denigrated all the time. Plus, they tell me so many of the women they meet are vacuous and, even though college educated, incredibly uninformed about important things. They say too many are caught up celebrity watching and can’t hold a good conversation.
It is appalling to me that leaders of so-called “women’s movements” today are silent when it comes to the horrid destruction of women in sports who have spent their entire school lives training and preparing to compete for scholarships, only to lose to trans men. They can rarely, if ever, beat someone with male physical attributes, regardless of having treatments to change their sex. It’s a travesty.
I agree with Mr. Galloway. We can’t just let the current system ride-it-out. I’m baby boomer who was potty trained in a house without indoor plumbing, made fun of in school because of my clothes, mocked by the rich girl in Sunday school for the way I pronounced certain words. I survived and did pretty well and this little white girl was helped by a wonderful grade school principal who was black at a time when that position for him would have been unheard of. Some government help, absolutely, but as Mr. Galloway points out it simply can’t be the rule because it’s been corrupted by woke ideology.
Thanks for this encouraging discussion. Maybe we’re finally making some progress in fighting against these destructive ideologies. Our three grandsons are hooked on Jordan Peterson, Ben Shapiro and also are rabid Republicans! So there’s still hope that young men can fight their way out of the mess.
the university down the street from me has a women's business center. Amazon has preferential treatment for women owned businesses. the school I attended has special scholarships for women. women are eligible for no bid contracts that men are not eligible for. google has a women's startup accelerator. women can join the police, the military or firefighting with lowered standards. women in the aggregate are net tax recipients, men are net tax payers. men are forced to serve in the selective service in order to vote, but women are exempt from the draft. there are a lot more men than women who are homeless but there is no effort to equalize that. the average man pays anywhere between 25 to 65 percent of his income to pay for social entitlements, which is more than serfs were made to pay during feudalism. Social security and medicare are insanely bad investments for men both because men pay more in taxes and don't live as long. women complain about the pay gap but fail to note that men are much more likely to be injured on the job.
Great comment, but so I think something more sinister is at work here. The promotion of women spending their 20's & 30's in a career essentially kills their opportunity for family formation. In their early 30's they start panicking only to find no men are interested. I have to think the forces that have been pushing women on this path fully realize it's demographic suicide.
@@hedgefundphil Yeah, but there is no pay gap between men and women..
No credibility here when he supports Kamala Harris. It’s just BS talking.
Yup, he's a windbag. The idea that he's "sane" by Dave Rubin's standards is hilarious. Unless Rubin was using this time to try to convince Scott of the gaping hole that's in his head, there's zero point to this conversation at all.
Both candidates suck. I’m sorry. It really doesn’t matter at this point.
And every word out of his mouth was full of lefty talking points and outright lies and Dave Rubin just nods along. 🙄
I've been going between Dave and Scott and Patrick and Dave Pakman during my lunch break. I keep coming back to Tom Sowell and something he once said. He said that when our government does something for, really, ANYBODY, it is often with poor results and the politicians pay no price. Just a thought. Thanks for reading. Roy, So Cal
Legislation in the 50s and 60s had terrible effects on society (The Great Society)
Sad that many Christian conservatives are not voting because they feel it is already rigged. I will still vote because I’m voting for President not pastor
I dont understand that logic
If it's rigged, then more legal voting will make it harder. If it's not rigged, cool. I don't understand why they think not voting will contribute anything meaningful.
@@amyb.6368
The average person is not that bright.
@@amyb.6368
Your one post explains something so simple to understand and shouldn’t have needed an explanation to begin with.
And yet they don’t show up to vote.
@@amyb.6368 I agree
We need to be more supportive of men, they are wonderful. and these are very sad statistics... Upside down world
I try constantly to build up my two Grandsons….I’m sooooo disgusted with what women have done to men…it benefits NO ONE!!
Sorry. Girls got their wish. You go ahead and rule the world. I’m done and every man I know under 30 is done too.
Fully agree 👍
The cause of what men have become -- is what (many) women have become. That's it. Not more complicated than that.
It's by design. Look at media and how they portray men.
pay very careful attention to what this man is actually saying. He supports people being fired for statements made in private, he supports affirmative action. he believes in racial privilege. his ideal for solving things is more government. this is a velvet glove situation. he is exactly as far left as the people he purports to be against, he's just better at marketing.
What if the right wing and the left wing belong to the same bird~😑
No one has perfect policies. He's got plenty of actually good ideas worth supporting. "Put my university on the hook for unpaid student debt." Yes, exactly.
This guy is for sure more left leaning than pretty much anyone I converse with. I disagree with a lot of what he said . That said , I agreed with a lot of what he spoke about, as well . I probably disagreed with more than agreed . The thing is though , I still really liked him .
This dude, and Dave as well, are great examples of how to speak in a manner that doesnt state a position in a way that makes it an attack on other positions . Its sad that something that used to be so commonplace ; speaking with respect and dignity , is almost jarringly rare now .
At any rate , good show
Scott is on his journey. He will need to continue and may I suggest he steps out of his group to see how people outside his group lives and functions. He has F U money to be able to go against the narrative, lets hope he continues.
nah he is grifting. listen to his content when he is back in his liberal echochamber. he views us all as deplorable, just that we are a big enough market for him to grift off while never needing to changing his actual political position..
@@user-cl2gl7bl1x Sadly after thinking about it you are more than likely correct. The wolf in sheep's clothing.
@@Verticaltechwizard Yes, and he's a moron.
Galloway sounds … so normal. So conservative. So Jordan Peterson. So Ben Carson, Ben 27:12 Shapiro, so Dave Rubin …. And he yet is a White Dude for Kamala.
So Galloway talks the talk. But he’s a fail on walking the walk.
All the things he said about boys and classroom behavior is why I homeschooled my 4 boys!
What stood out to me in this conversation were the great examples of disagreeing kindly and directly using examples. This is the best way to influence others. Incidently, we may find ourselves being influenced as well and find that even more valuable.
If he can’t understand that life expectancy averages were impacted by war and infant mortality, I’m going to doubt his other assertions. People didn’t just drop dead at 35.
I’m a true blooded conservative, and I love listening to Mr. Galloway. Any channel he’s on it’s an immediate click! He has fantastic ideas and philosophies.
I agree. But he supports what he also denounces. So, he descredits and undermines his otherwise rational views. He needs to explain his contradictions.
I like Scott’s use of data, but he also falls into the data trap. He just cited only 24 arrests nationwide resulting from the campus protests. That might be how many were actually arrested, but it does not represent how many should have been arrested. Those 24 are the most egregious offenders, but many more should have been held accountable.
It would have been thousands if they had been considered right wing and Galloway would 💯cite them as the source of the problem.
Never acknowledging repeated law fair in this country and others anyone that leans right.
@motor2of7 He does not fall into the data or any other trap. He's a far-left moron pretending to be smart center and manipulating data. He supports Kamala Harris and Gavin Newsome!!! I think it's more than enough to understand who he is.
who cares
That’s when I knew the last 30 minutes would be just like the first 15. Worthless waste of time listening to a grifter spout insanity.
Better off having a coffee with the loon on the street corner.
Mr. Galloway: Let me correct you. You got the Pell Grant because you are intelligent, not because of skin color. While I was in a Medical School class with an Affirmative Action student who had a 2.0/4.0 scholastic average from Prairie View A&M while the class average was 3.5/4.0. Actually, he did not start in my class, he started two years before but had failed so many courses that he ended up in mine. He had been kicked out three times for academic failure but was reinstated by the Courts because he was being "discriminated" against. At the end of my second year, his fourth, we took the Nationaol Board Exam. He was promptly expelled. This time the Court agreed with the School because he had made the LOWEST SCORE IN THE NATION. That was and is the reality of the Affirmative Action fiasco. It was unfair to everyone, including this recipient who lost four years of his life failing.
@@BuickDoc although when I was there, I studied with a brilliant black girl who hated A.A. because everyone assumed because she was black that’s how she got in. That was so long ago though but even then passing MCAT scores to get into med school for A.A. was 5 vs at least 10 for everyone else if I’m remembering correctly.
He got the pell grant because he was poor.
@@nanaba2753 Yes, and I worked with a brilliant Black PhD Chemist (4.0/4.0 from Rice U) who said the same thing.
And he filled the spot someone else should have gotten the first time he failed out.
@@lisakurak3733 Exactly. That unknown person then had to redirect their life to something less suitable for their ability in all likelihood.
Aha he " Worked" 30 year's...on forking people and they're assets over and now he is a hero that wants to help but millionaire as he is he still needs your money for book's and coaching.
I really liked this interview, but Galloway isn’t a beneficiary of affirmative action. He benefited from federal grants for the lower income. Not affirmative action based on race, sex, or ethnicity.
I was an atheist, but now I'm not so sure
I briefly tried being an atheist, realized it rested on faith. So I failed in that. I did not have enough faith to sustain that belief.
There’s no such thing as an atheist in a foxhole.
@@TimBitts649it’s a lack of belief, what did you feel you needed faith in?
I’m 52 hoping to end the rat race by 60 with above $1M. I know money is a liability to be exchanged for assets with real value like real estate (properties for rent) stocks (dividends) bonds (interest) But, what is it with bitcoin? I hear a lot about it and I'd love to diversify my portfolio.
bitcoin does not pay any yield but will reward you with growth that you can't find in any other asset class
look at the charts, bitcoin has outperformed every stock and banking product ever developed even after multiple pullbacks over the last decade. not a financial advisor but I know what i'm saying
The key to financial stability is having the right investment suggestions for a diverse portfolio. Many investment failures and losses happen when you invest without proper guidance.
I went from no money to lnvest with to busting my A** off on Uber eats for four months to raise about $20k to start trading with Evelyn Infurna. I am at $128k right now and LOVING that you have to bring this up here
Many new tra-ders struggle without proper guidance. I found success through Evelyn Infurna's expertise.
The internet is the single worst addition to humanity at this point. It has created so many pathologies its not funny. I love the internet as learning tool, but all other features create eventual mental discontinuity amongst us all. I wish it was never invented...a true Pandora's Box
spirit of the air. Radio waves in the air. Satan takes ahold of it because he owns it.
It began as a wonderful learning tool... then Microsoft, the CIA, DARPA got hold of it, now it's surveillance, censorship, and control~
agreed sir
@@vikinglife6316 He's definitely owning it now.
@@cuttheknot4781 💯. I have asked people for the past 5 or 6 years. Net net, has the internet been good for humanity? My answer is a definite no.
This guy made assassination jokes on his podcast. Done.
Getting easily triggered is bad for you.
the university down the street from me has a women's business center - there are all sorts of public and private initiatives that discriminate against men.
What we need is the government to get out of the charity business and get in the reduction of rent seeking. When uber wealthy banks stop buying up the housing that used to be available to the lower middle class that would be a start. 60 years ago even people who lived below the poverty level could own a home. Democrats ended that. Home ownership used to be a pathway to wealth.
The elephant in the room is not how do we help disadvataged get into and pay for college, but why is college so damned expensive. It used to be poor people did not need government help. They would just get a job while going to school and that would be enough to pay for it. No school debt after finishing college. We've come a long way, baby.
College is so expensive mostly because government got involved... just like healthcare.
As young women rise their counterparts are humiliated and fall. Scott has it backwards.
Honest question, why would a woman succeeding cause a man to be humiliated and fall. If that were the case (which I don't believe that it is) then those men really don't deserve to be at the top.
An excellent show. Galloway is slightly more left than I like, usually. But he’s a really rational thinker and communicator. He cares about people from the right perspective. Very cool guy. Great show.
I agree. He's rational on most topics.
He certainly speaks and sounds rational. And then … he’s a white dude for Kamala-- which undermines all his his talk. He talks the talk. He fails at the walk.
Women in America today have zero accountability
Mr. Galloway! Thank you so much for raising the issue of our young men! They are out right ignored, at risk and bless you for bringing them to the forefront. As a mom of 2 daughters AND a son. All of our children matter
This is directly due to affirmative action! Affirmative action is an incredibly racist & prejudiced policy with an expected outcome.
But it also keeps the Chinese at bay and from infiltrating our entire system. If you let the CHINA NUMBER 1 people fill up our education system, we're fucked.
Most women own their house because they take it through divorce, along with everything else...hence leaving men wanting to just off themselves because they've lost everything they worked so hard for.
You can always depend on Rubin to bring interesting folk to the table ….👍🏻
Scott Galloway is right on point about obesity in this country.
He was on the “white men for Harris” zoom call so his opinion on the crisis with men is irrelevant to me.
Why would I bust my butt to give half to a wasteful government? I sold my business because the stress and regulations were too much! I was in healthcare and the government needs to stop telling doctors how to practice medicine!
And everything else we do~
It started many years ago with the feminist movement, then the online age. YES! Mandatory military for all. Put the shop classes back in school
Land of the free. No thanks
@@BillyTheKidder Who keeps it land of the free?
@@amyb.6368 Same people that beat the tyrants the first time, patriots. The standing military isn’t defending anything, if an attack happens enlistment rises. But it’s the patriots joining the military these days instead of forming militias. Same people different organizations, and the organizations don’t matter, and they both operate best when it’s willfully undertaken and not compulsory. Compulsion is something a tyrant does.
This is a quote that I like, I’m sure most have read or heard it. “Harsh times create strong men, strong men create good times, and good times create weak men.”
“Civil Rights didn’t hurt whites, gay marriage didn’t hurt hetero marriage…” Those things just coincidentally just started to steeply decline afterwards. 👌
They are UNABLE to admit it to themselves, though.
Can you explain to me why gay marriage hurt heterosexual marriage, exactly?
And why are you watching gay married Rubin?
There are no coincidences!
@@scotlandtheinsane3359gay marriage is indicative of a rotten culture just like heterosexual divorce and promiscuity. It’s not that gay marriage caused a problem, it’s just a glaring neon sign that a big problem exists.
@scotlandtheinsane3359 it established an official equivalency in law between the fundamental building block of a society and degenerate relationships. You think that one was simply elevated to equal status but what happened was the other became even more diminished in a society openly hostile to strong stable families. If two dudes who s0dumize each other can be called husband then husband as a term to mean a man who successfully courted a woman and convinced her to make a lifelong commitment to him no longer exclusively applies. Heterosexual unions should hold an unapologetically privileged position in society. They should be considered distinct from and superior to the relationships of sexually dysfunctional people.
I love a man who is at the " head" of the household ,but always wants me to succeed in anything I put my mind to. He applauds my endeavors
Yes
Dave I really enjoyed this interview he was really interesting and informative. Thank you
Scott Galloway is right about the Yales, Harvards, and other ivy league universities. The endowments should be taxed if they don't increase their freshman class sizes.
Insults are often way over the top but so are the mindless praises people write in comments. As far as men declining . . . all the man bashing on TV started in the 60's when they started portraying men as buffoons and women as wise leaders.
Well . . . I agree with him on one thing, mandatory service to our country would go a long way to mature our youth and give them purpose. I was drafted years ago and it was the best thing that ever happened to me. Changed my life.
It's always gonna be good and VS evil there's never going to be just totally of goodness so we have to learn to adapt to that
Not so much good vs. evil as political decisions always create tradeoffs. Some good, some bad. The problem our government has is doubling down on the negative outcomes of their policies, instead of admitting that the policy yielded negative outcomes. No accountability for negative results is how our Government rolls these days. They are too afraid that being honest about failures will damage their re-election chances. Term limits would fix this, especially in the Senate, but instead of voting on term limits Congress chooses to attack the Judicial branch.
A lot of college degrees are worthless and a lot of the grads, men and women, don't know how to do anything that creates economic value.
Will let me ask you a question are you better off now that women are going so far ahead of men. I don't know if women and power is what we need or not it seems like they lead with emotions instead of wisdom
I graduated high school in '04 Far Northern California, we had the presidential fitness awards when I was in school K-12. the rope climb was the hardest (it was a real rope) we gave it our all & rocked the rope burn w pride
I agree with the mandatory national service concept and there could be some alternatives to military service. I am a veteran but I do recognize that it isn't for everybody. But we could have a medical corps or a construction corps or teachers in remote communities, or something else that serves the American people in some real capacity and gives those young people some skills.
the problem right now is that nothing major can change because we don't trust the other side (and they us) to ever be doing anything of benefit to us. the extremists need to get the boot from public discourse and the politicians need to stop addressing twitter arguments.
I'm sick to death of people entering conversations shouting about how handily women are "beating men" when they live in a society that puts them at the front of the line for everything
Thank you Dave, you've done it again! So love hearing intelligent interesting conversations! Breath of fresh air.
When you give a group like women, special/preferential treatment as we have done in America, they are going to do better at 1st glance than other groups
Mr Galloway crows about paying $14m in taxes, thats enough for me to disagree with him. People already surrender too much to local, state, and the federal governments.
The classic blunder: if the rich give more to the government the poor will be helped. Not necessarily. Not historically, Not usually.
Only morons think a complex modern society will work auto-magically without government. Try living in a country which has a weak government and no regulations.
So, what services, agencies would you propose we cut? Nobody likes paying taxes, but it's what you do to maintain our society.
Libertarians think a modern complex society we all benefit from can be run with zero taxes. Pretty funny actually.
No taxes don't maintain society. In the most generous characterization, a tax is used to a fund service that provides a value to the public. Taxes are not a "tie that binds us together in common cause".
We pay taxes to fund all sorts of things, like the TSA, or the Department of Education, whose value to "society" is more than questionable as it pertains to "maintaining society."
Nothing said, supported by reason or not, will move someone off their spot, unfortunately. People have their biases, and what Scott is saying appeals only to his own sensibilities and fellow travelers of those causes.
What he did say sounds too much like "all these people like this other thing, why do they like this other thing? They shouldn't be like that".
Instead what he could have asked was the more self reflective and interesting: "what is the matter with my point of view that causes those other people to recoil?" It would have been a more interesting and inviting discussion that could have changed some minds.
Watching two of my favorite podcast hosts have such a nice conversation is really comforting.
Get rid of the FBI and other unnecessary government departments.
My politics align with Scott Galloway's...that said, I've always enjoyed Rubin's work because he's thoughtful and allows the people he interviews a fair chance to really explain their position. Also, I am interested in right-leaning thinkers because I think there are some valid ideas that conservatives have....
Most women have homes because of either their parents or they got it from the guy they divorced
Ha. But maybe not all of them, right?
Or he passed away...
He is so correct about instilling mandatory military service like most countries in the world. It would make Americans patriotic and build character, discipline and realizing that it’s not all about oneself but rather defending and supporting their fellow soldiers and know without a doubt that they will be there for them as well. This will also change the “entitlement mentality “ that exists in America youth.
THC use causes mood disorders. Quit the weed for good is best thing to do to stay out of the darkness.
This is a refreshing conversation and I appreciate you having it. It shows how open you are to hearing different voices.
I think the university system went off the rails a long time ago.
I attended college in the '80s during the time when politicians had created a bunch of turmoil and hate towards disabled and handicapped people.
I qualified for Pell grants but never got them because the people in agency positions have personal bias.
Being blind in one eye never stopped me or even slowed me down from doing whatever I wanted, BUT being labeled handicap put me in a category of subcitizen with no protection of my rights.
I didn't want any help from social programs but they just kept trying to shove me into them.
I worked during college and paid for tuition with loans and completed my degree but the administrators along with my advisors kept using tricks and excuses and I never received my degree because they said the degree program wasn't properly filed and I didn't pay $750 for an audit fee.
The deans wouldn't respond to my communication attempts.
At the University of Missouri and Missouri State it was the Greek system that was in control and they received privileges beyond belief.
This structure and prejudiced Terry's two to our employment and social environments.
I have scratched and clawed and worked my butt off my whole life yet because of prejudice or my rights not being upheld, I have had to start over six times from nothing and I am consistently held back in every position even though I prove better knowledge, skills and work ethic.
12 years ago while trying to make money to get another certification I was working as a carpenter and three employees shoved a 200 lb beam on me because the boss told them to learn from me.
It crushed the discs in my cervical and lumbar and I haven't been able to do any physical work since. They put a metal plate in my neck so it wasn't pinching the nerve that cut off the use of my arm, but because of my age the medical community does not suggest lumbar surgery.
Over decades I ended up teaching myself IT technology and self studied for my certifications but without that piece of paper it's all worthless.
My last IT job was in 2007 as a Microsoft Access database programmer for a DOD national quality monitoring contractor but because I don't have a degree,
I eventually became unqualified within the industry even though many people with degrees learned database programming from me when I was an instructor for a B2B training company.
As far as I'm concerned the university system is based on a social class system and not the potential or abilities of students.
They became profit centers and even became involved in scandals such as intentionally defaulting federally guaranteed loans so financial entities could make a 100% profit overnight.
Until every person in this country who wants to go to college , can go to college , no one should be able to go.
Only a criminal class of rulers would want an uneducated population!!
P.S. my student loans are paid off.
You deserved better.
I’m really sorry.
Sorry for what happened to u. College especially these days is not the answer, there are much more jobs in trades, and no debt.
Kids go into college normal and come out marxist
victor davis hanson blade of perseus The University Gone Feral November 17, 2015
@@lynnelee4390 yes uneducated Marxist.
I ordered a couple of classes that I had originally taken in the 80s.
Econ and physics for 5-hour classes with labs and we're extremely difficult.
Now it's a 3-hour class with no lab and the instructor just puts all the multiple choice questions on a sheet of paper and hands them out so kids don't have to take notes.
They have become paper mills for many of the degrees.
A friend whose wife works as a Professor at a University told me that a current degree is equivalent to a participant ribbon; no one fails except society.
More women own homes because of divorce. Let's Get that straight
This is absolutely not true
Like my friend always said who was divorced twice, why get married when you can get a girlfriend and just buy her a house.
@@mikecarroll3538 How would you go about proving it's not true?
@@tyme2boggie sounds like you and your friend are a blast at parties
I am a woman. I bought my urban home and a rural ranch. I’ve been married and divorced 3 times to men who worked, if at all, sporadically, and were dependent on me when they determined I could support them (which I was ultimately unwilling to do so).
I have a lot in common with many of my professional female friends. So stop the nonsense. I raised two sons who are hardworking and responsible fathers and good husbands to their equally good and hardworking wives.
No man has given me anything beyond my father (from the greatest generation), and my working mother who raised me and helped me with college.
Many men look for women to support them. Many.
This was one of the best discussions I've seen. I took a huge amount away from Mr. Galloway. The first I've heard of him, but I will most certainly be checking out a book or two from him! Excellent stuff, Dave!
Single women own homes because their baby daddy is paying for it
I really hate this attitude a lot of people have, it’s really not fair, my fiancé was a single mom for years after her husband left her, she never saw a dime in child support she struggled working crazy hours and taking out credit cards to support herself for years before she got a promotion and was able to live normally. Being a single mom or dad for that matter is not easy.
@@mikecarroll3538 At least that's what she told you.
@@gorkyd7912 okay dude
I'm very happy to hear your guest has good memories of the Mormon church. Come on back any time.
👍 let's get biden to quit is new lgbtq meaning
That is very funny. Good stuff.
I’m not antisemitic, BUT, I am not a Jew or pro Israel or pro Palestine. Wrong is wrong, period.
This is the perfect example of man who is smart enough to understand the rules, but not smart enough to understand the game.
Immediately before talking about the myriad of issues facing young men, he accuses Dave of having white heterosexual male privilege. The foundational assumption that the left takes as axiomatic, upon which all their beliefs rest, is that disparate outcomes can only be explained by discrimination. It is not possible to convince the left that men need any special help or consideration because if that were ever to be admitted then the very idea of 'male privilege' would immediately be undermined, and thus, every single belief they have would fall apart.
You cannot simultaneously support keeping all the special advantages that we have given to women while also admitting that men have no special advantage by the nature of being male, and moreover, have a myriad of added disadvantages . Acknowledging that men have X times more difficulties in all those areas he alluded to by definition means that there is no advantage to be a man, and therefore, why do we have so many handouts for women? You can't eat your cake and have it.
Everything in the world is a zero sum game. Everyone who bought his book did not buy any other book with the same money. For everyone who got into an elite school, many, many others did not. Success itself is defined by the relative position above all the other people who failed.
I call this the pawn level leftists. The people who genuinely believe the nonsense rhetoric the elite left feed them. However, the elite left understand perfectly that the goal is not equality of opportunity. The goal is forcing success into one group at the expense of another - equity. The elite left understand that an unavoidable reality is that only a tiny fraction of people will ever succeed at anything, and the only way to get the outcome they want with their preferred demographics succeeding is to stack the deck and dismantle meritocracy.
Harvard is an example of just this idea in practice. The 'magic pill' of a Harvard education only exists because Harvard is a luxury good. Harvard doesn't teach any special Harvard exclusive math or 'Harvard science TM'. The entire point of elite institutions is to be the equivalent of a luxury handbag, but for a CV. Forcing admission standards to sway one way or the other forces this 'luxury good' and the subsequent advantages of possessing it into the 'correct' demographics without diluting the value of the good - which is what his counter proposal would result in. Louis Vuitton will never destroy their brand like that, and neither will Harvard - at least not when it comes to exclusive entry. Instead, they just changed the exclusion criteria to be in line with leftist identity politics instead of merit.
When addressing atheism he makes exactly the same mistake all the other atheists who are 'culturally Christian' like Dawkins makes. Without the religion those social mores he likes can no longer can be argued for as 'the correct way' since without religion there is no possible moral foundation. All he can ever argue is that he, personally, likes those traditions and mores.
He does attempt to appeal to a shared 'we are all Americans' as an alternative uniting force for shared values, but this fails for two reasons. The first is that there are no patriots on the left. All the patriots have been kicked out of the club, just like Dave. The second is that American values are Christian values. One cannot even articulate why all men are created equal without an appeal to man being made in the image of God, and one cannot argue that people have any rights whatsoever without an appeal to a higher authority since any human authority can just say 'nah, I don't like these pesky rights anymore, and my men have bigger guns, so those rights have to go'.
His central thesis seems to be that opening up exclusive things to a wider audience doesn't diminish them, but in practice, this is the opposite of reality. Marriage actually was destroyed precisely because it was opened up to be available to people who do not meet the exclusive criteria that the prestige of marriage was based on. Wealth only exists as a concept because people who have it are so few, and by virtue of that scarcity, they can force other people to do things on their behalf and afford exclusive goods that other people will never, ever have any access to.
The biggest problem facing men is that the world still expects men to play by the rules of meritocracy in a dominance hierarchy decided by the metrics of production, capability, and competition, but at the same time has systematically dismantled merit and hard work as foundational requirements writ large. While at the same time, society now demonizes men such that even if they succeed by those merit metrics, society then chalks that success up to 'privilege' and argues that they should still not win, but be replaced by someone else who has the right 'identity' checkmarks. These two systems cannot exists side by side. You cannot have one group playing by the rule of meritocracy while another is playing by the rules of 'most oppressed group wins'.
You need a podcast 😊😂
Your comment makes more sense than the whole interview... You should have a channel!
That was one of the best discussions! Thank you! Greetings from polish lady in Australia!
Scott Galloway is smart when it comes to finance. No question that if you are a professional in your 20s that earns a good living you should listen to him when it comes to wealth creation.
However, his politics are stupid. He doesn't even realize it which is the weird part. He has an issue with social security, but supports the party that wants to expand it. He thinks fatherlessness is an issue, but probably has never studied the welfare state and its implications for families. He wants more housing to be built, while forgetting to mention that NIMBY democrats are the biggest reason why we don't build housing in America. He wants to help men, without criticizing feminism. Also, he seems to start off these conversations about masculinity by stating how much he doesn't want to offend women. And you wonder why men would rather go to Andrew Tate?
Scott Galloway is a joke.
Thanks. Saves me the time. Your comment deserves thousands of upvotes.
Great interview! I really enjoyed listening to this guy. Makes a lot of sense.😊
Nope, I disagree with more then I agree with.
This video was so good that I texted it to my daughters. Thank you.
Time to play the trump card !
props to both of you for having this conversation and not letting politics get in the way
Hey! I resemble that History Majoy comment. ...except I own a mobile bike shop rather than being a bartender
But women have been intentionally favoured over men whether they are qualified or not.
A rising tide floats all boats...except the rotted out ones.
Mandatory national service = cannon fodder with cafeteria food.
"Scott Galloway is an American public speaker, author, podcast host, and entrepreneur. He is a clinical professor of marketing at the New York University Stern School of Business."
Thanks. I was wondering who he was. And, I went to NYU.
And he thinks we can live peacefully with woke statist's who demand control of everything on their terms only . Conservatives are sick and tired of being accused of everything the Liberals are guilty of.
And a pandemic nazi trying to soft talk his way back into being relevant.