Pivot Trump vs. Iran on Twitter, more on HQ2 incentives, and 'mandatory happiness'
Jan 7, 2020
The discussion delves into Trump's provocative tweets about Iran, highlighting the unusual ways social media impacts global politics. There's a humorous look at the Golden Globes, where tech drew the ire of Sascha Baron Cohen. They explore Richard Plepler's big move to Apple, hinting at exciting new content on the horizon. Meanwhile, NYC's hefty incentives for Amazon spark debate about political ethics. Finally, the hosts uplift listeners with 'mandatory moments of happiness,' blending humor and personal stories.
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Galloway's Norway War
- Scott Galloway jokingly declares war on Norway via Twitter, satirizing Trump's use of the platform.
- He questions Trump's erratic public policy pronouncements, highlighting the absurdity of it.
Trump's Impulsive Decisions
- Trump's attack on cultural sites is a war crime and strategically unsound.
- This impulsive decision lacks empathy and ignores potential consequences, benefiting hardliners in Iran.
Trump's Disregard for Expertise
- Trump isn't listening to expert advisors, making decisions that weaken America's position.
- He's eroding alliances and emboldening adversaries, creating more vulnerabilities.
