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This chapter features a vibrant discussion among thought leaders about the pressing global issues of today, including economic trends, political changes, and societal struggles, particularly focusing on the experiences of men. The conversation delves into the implications of cultural shifts like censorship and wokeism, aiming to highlight crucial topics that could influence our future by 2025.

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Trump has taken the oath of office, but what does this really mean for the future of the world?

The Diary Of A CEO’s first ever election round table is joined by three renowned voices: Scott Galloway, Daniel Priestly and Konstantin Kisin.

Konstantin Kisin, a political and social commentator known for discussing some of society's most controversial topics.

Professor Scott Galloway, a renowned professor and business analyst who publicly endorsed Kamala Harris, offers sharp, data-driven critiques of Trump’s policies and their impact on democracy and the economy.

Daniel Priestley, an entrepreneur and strategist, examines how Trump’s election could reshape the business landscape, addressing the challenges and opportunities for industries adapting to new policies.

In this conversation, the guests and Steven discuss topics such as, how Trump will redefine masculinity, how wokeism is strengthening the right wing, what Trump’s return means for censorship, and the impact of the election on the UK.

00:00 Intro

02:31 What's the Big Picture as It Relates to This Election?

05:16 The Things Trump Is Promising Are Things That Should Happen

09:30 Has the Left Lost Its Way?

13:44 Did Trump Just Have a Better Marketing Campaign?

17:26 Millionaires Are Leaving the UK

20:18 Is the UK Still a Good Place for Business vs. the US?

23:30 Is the UK a Failing Nation?

24:57 Elon Musk's Attack on the UK

26:13 The UK's Attitude Toward the Rich Is Wrong

28:08 Is the British Attitude Holding Us Back From Our Potential?

31:13 Young Men Are Struggling in America