Pivot The Great Resignation Continues, J&J’s Two-Way Split, and Friend of Pivot, Blake Scholl
Nov 16, 2021
In this lively discussion, Stephanie Ruhle, MSNBC anchor and business correspondent, teams up with Blake Scholl, CEO of Boom Supersonic, who aims to revolutionize air travel with his innovative supersonic jets. They dive into the implications of the Great Resignation on today's workforce and the unique challenges it poses, especially for women. Scholl shares insights on the future of air travel, discussing the groundbreaking Overture aircraft's potential. The conversation also touches on the legal turmoil surrounding Steve Bannon and the significant impact of inflation on various income groups.
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Baby Name
- Scott Galloway jokingly suggests that Kara Swisher's new baby be named after him.
- He then congratulates Swisher on starting a second family later in life, a pattern he observes more commonly among men.
Bannon's Strategy
- Steve Bannon's surrender is giving him exactly what he wants: attention and a platform.
- Stephanie Ruhle expresses concern that Bannon is using this as an opportunity to promote his radio show and further his disruptive agenda.
Elon's Tweets
- Elon Musk's Twitter behavior is disappointing given his power and influence.
- While entertaining, his trolling of US senators sets a bad example, especially for young men.