Raging Moderates with Scott Galloway and Jessica Tarlov

Arizona Senator Ruben Gallego, known for his advocacy on veterans' issues, dives into the fallout from a leaked Signal chat that calls for military accountability. He shares insights from town halls, warning constituents about potential cuts to Medicaid and veterans' benefits. Gallego emphasizes the urgent need for Democrats to re-engage male voters and discusses his Putting Veterans First Act, which aims to bolster protections for those who have served. His candid remarks reflect the pressing challenges facing both veterans and Arizona's political landscape.

A dramatic showdown at the Social Security Administration takes center stage as discussions ripple through the potential ramifications of budget cuts. Insights into Trump’s education reform ambitions spark concerns about special education and civil rights. The political landscape shifts as key demographics sway toward Trump, revealing a crucial need for Democrats to pivot their strategies. Don't miss the blend of serious policy discourse with light-hearted parenting anecdotes, making for an engaging and informative conversation.

Scott and Jessica dive into Chuck Schumer's controversial vote on the spending bill, sparking debates about Democratic leadership. They discuss Trump's defiance of court orders regarding deportations, raising questions about the erosion of democratic norms. The escalating ceasefire talks between the U.S., Ukraine, and Russia are explored, alongside Europe's potential military autonomy. They also reflect on the impact of these issues on American values and call for renewed leadership driven by justice and democracy.

Marc Elias, a prominent attorney known for his expertise in voting rights and campaign finance, dives into the critical legal battles that shape our democracy. He discusses Trump’s power grabs and the Supreme Court's role in curbing executive overreach. Elias also reflects on the implications of restrictive voting laws that disproportionately affect minorities and young voters. Listeners gain insight into what happens when a president ignores court rulings and the importance of resilience in upholding democratic values.

Dive into the chaos of Trump's tariff policies and their impact on businesses. Tensions within the Democratic Party are exposed following a censure of Rep. Al Green. Gavin Newsom ignites debate over transgender athletes, testing the party's unity. James Carville suggests that Democrats should embrace the Republican Party’s self-destruction. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris's political future is up for grabs, sparking discussions on her potential move to a governorship in California. Strap in for a mix of humor and sharp political analysis!

Jessica is joined by the hilarious and razor-sharp Daily Show host Desi Lydic. Jessica and Desi dive into what it’s like to create The Daily Show in today’s political climate, the challenges (and perks) of stepping into a lead hosting role, and how the show balances humor with the heavy reality of the news. They also break down whether satire is helping or hurting the national discourse, which party is more fun to roast, and how Desi approaches the unique chaos of covering Trump this time around. Follow Jessica Tarlov, @JessicaTarlov. Follow Prof G, @profgalloway. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Anthony Scaramucci, the former White House Communications Director, dishes on his brief, chaotic time in the Trump administration and reflects on the tense Trump-Zelensky meeting. Meanwhile, Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker emphasizes the need for Democrats to focus on economic issues and connect with disenfranchised voters to counter rising authoritarianism in the GOP. They tackle media influence, the importance of bipartisan approaches, and the vital need to address everyday challenges like healthcare and affordability amidst turbulent political times.

Trump's shift toward Russia stirs up plenty of debate, as he cuts budgets and pursues controversial policies. With Mitch McConnell stepping down, questions loom over the Republican Party's future. The hosts dive deep into the implications of Trump's foreign policy on NATO and European security, highlighting shifting public opinion on the Ukraine conflict. Amidst all this, they tackle the domestic repercussions of international strife and the political fallout from aging leaders in governance. Expect some laughs as they reflect on these serious topics!

The hosts dig into Trump's latest claims about breakthroughs in Ukraine, questioning his real intentions. They also analyze his unexpected support for NYC Mayor Eric Adams and the potential political pitfalls that come with it. The conversation shifts to the power dynamics within the Republican party, especially among anti-Trump Republicans. Additionally, they discuss the media’s role in political narratives and how legal maneuvering could impact upcoming elections in a rapidly changing political landscape.

Congressman Pat Ryan represents New York's 18th District, focusing on local family relief and transportation. He shares his viral moment calling Elon Musk a "villain" while dissecting how the Democratic Party can win back young male voters through authentic messaging. Ryan emphasizes the importance of national service and leadership, and discusses the need for bipartisan efforts on veterans' welfare. Tune in to hear his take on political rage, accountability, and what truly matters to the next generation.