Raging Moderates with Scott Galloway and Jessica Tarlov

Texas State Representative James Talarico, a devout Christian known for his viral speeches, joins the discussion. He shares how his faith shapes his political views, presenting a fresh vision for the Democratic Party. Talarico highlights the critical issue of redistricting and its implications, while also addressing the urgent need for educational reform and the fallout from devastating floods in Texas. Additionally, he advocates for addressing health care affordability, particularly for insulin, stressing the importance of community support in tackling these issues.

The podcast dives into Trump’s connections to Jeffrey Epstein and how it’s stirring discord within the MAGA movement. Tensions rise as discussions reveal fractures and shifting loyalties among Republicans. The conversation also touches on Trump’s controversial immigration policies and their impact on his approval ratings, particularly among Hispanic voters. A thought-provoking proposal suggests imposing age limits on lawmakers, sparking a dialogue about the need for fresh perspectives in Congress. Tune in for a blend of politics, intrigue, and accountability!

Congressman Seth Moulton, a former Marine and representative from Massachusetts, discusses the Democrats’ path forward in a challenging political landscape. He emphasizes the need for clear communication and trust-building with voters while reflecting on past missteps. Moulton dives into the complexities of bipartisan immigration reform and critiques U.S. foreign policy, particularly regarding Israel and the challenges of military communication. He also urges the Democratic Party to address infrastructure issues and engage more inclusively with diverse perspectives.

Dive into the shifting political landscape as economic pressures mount with new tariff threats and a GOP budget bill in play. Explore the moral dilemmas facing Congressional Republicans, while questioning the Democratic Party's need for a fresh revolution. Discover a South African immigrant's bold idea to disrupt the current two-party system. Plus, analyze how recent legislation impacts everyday Americans and the growing demand for third-party alternatives in politics.

Congressman Jason Crow, a decorated Army veteran from Colorado, joins to discuss what it means to be American in today's political landscape. He emphasizes the importance of understanding birthright citizenship and navigating military accountability, especially concerning the rural working class. Crow shares insights on rebuilding trust with disillusioned voters while advocating for a new narrative around patriotism. The conversation highlights the role of empathy in bridging political divides and the necessity of civic engagement to revive the American dream.

Galen Druke, former host of the FiveThirtyEight Politics Podcast and current host of GD Politics, joins in for a lively discussion. They dissect the controversial GOP budget bill that’s facing widespread disapproval and its potential impact on healthcare. The conversation also touches on the surprising outcomes of recent Supreme Court rulings and how these decisions might shape the political landscape. Additionally, they analyze Zohran Mamdani’s victorious mayoral campaign, emphasizing lessons in connecting with diverse voters.

Texas Congressman Greg Casar, chair of the House Progressive Caucus and former labor organizer, shares insights on how Democrats can regain the confidence of working-class voters. He emphasizes the significance of Zohran Mamdani’s campaign as a blueprint for progressives, focusing on authentic economic messaging and inclusivity. Casar discusses the urgent need for clear communication on economic issues and practical policies to counteract right-wing populism, offering a path for reconnecting with constituents.

Jim Himes, Ranking Member on the House Intelligence Committee, joins the conversation to dissect recent airstrikes in Iran and the implications for U.S. foreign policy. They delve into the confusion surrounding a fragile ceasefire, Iran's nuclear capabilities, and the complex dynamics with Israel. Himes shares insights on congressional oversight and the critical need for bipartisan communication in addressing regional tensions. The discussion also touches on the impact of social media on diplomatic relations and the evolving political landscape.

Skye Perryman, President and CEO of Democracy Forward, is a legal warrior fighting against the Trump administration's policies. She shares insights on the critical role of civic engagement and public protests in defending democracy. The conversation highlights ongoing legal battles for immigrant rights and reproductive freedom, revealing the complexities of current immigration policies. Skye also addresses the emotional strain of rising political authoritarianism, emphasizing the importance of resilience and advocacy in these turbulent times.

Scott and Jessica dive into the escalating Israel-Iran conflict, exploring how Trump's leadership influences global dynamics. They highlight the significant impact of the grassroots 'No Kings' protests, particularly led by engaged youth challenging political corruption. The discussion shifts to the NYC mayoral race, where a clash between progressive and establishment forces could reshape the Democratic Party. Additionally, they critique modern military tech and the societal implications of increasing surveillance by government partners.