The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway Biden Pardons Hunter, Trump’s Tariff Proposals, Kash Patel’s Appointment to Lead the FBI
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Dec 3, 2024 The hosts delve into President Biden’s controversial pardon of his son, Hunter, analyzing its political and ethical repercussions. They also discuss Trump’s tariff proposals and their potential impact on trade relations. Kash Patel’s appointment to lead the FBI raises questions about loyalty and agency integrity. Lastly, the conversation shifts to major companies scaling back their DEI initiatives, exploring the implications of these changes in a polarized political climate.
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Erosion of Ethical Standards
- Pardoning Hunter Biden reflects a decline in ethical standards, where abusing power has become normalized.
- This creates a race to the bottom, where shocking behavior is no longer off-limits.
Biden Pardons Hunter
- President Biden pardoned his son Hunter for gun and tax crimes, covering potential offenses, including Burisma dealings.
- This reversed Biden's earlier promise not to pardon Hunter, sparking mixed reactions, even among Democrats.
Kushner Pardon and Ambassadorship
- Trump pardoned Jared Kushner's father, Charles Kushner, who was appointed ambassador to France.
- Charles Kushner was involved in a scandal involving a prostitute and his brother-in-law.