Raging Moderates with Scott Galloway and Jessica Tarlov

Preet Bharara, a former federal prosecutor and host of Stay Tuned, joins the discussion on Biden’s cancer diagnosis and its potential implications for the 2024 campaign. The conversation delves into the effects of age and health on political leadership, advocating for younger voices in government. They also analyze GOP proposals that could significantly impact Medicaid and tax policies, highlighting the moral concerns for future generations. Finally, they address legal integrity amidst political turmoil, emphasizing the importance of accountability in these turbulent times.

Charlie Dent, a former Republican Congressman and current executive director of the Aspen Institute's congressional program, joins the discussion. He shares his journey from party loyalty to backing Biden and Harris, citing the need for a GOP reckoning. The conversation delves into the ideological shifts caused by the MAGA movement, the complexities of healthcare policies during the Trump era, and the concept of voter remorse. Dent emphasizes the importance of internal reform and the potential for new alliances to navigate America's political future.

Scott Galloway and Jessica Tarlov welcome Tim Miller, a writer at The Bulwark and former Republican operative, for a lively discussion on recent political developments. They dissect Trump's potential acceptance of a $400M jet from Qatar and the shaky truce in U.S.-China tariffs. Miller also shares his take on the first American pope, reflecting on what this could signal for the Church's future. Their chat includes the intersection of immigration policies and human rights, all wrapped in humor and insightful commentary.

Congressman Ro Khanna, a progressive voice from Silicon Valley, dives into reclaiming 'Drain the Swamp' from the far right. He discusses the importance of economic leadership for Democrats and his vision of a 'pro-growth progressive' agenda. Khanna shares insights on bipartisan strategies, the challenges of political reform, and the necessity for collaboration between government and the private sector. He also highlights the urgent need for grassroots mobilization against proposed Medicaid cuts and calls for renewed hope in civic engagement.

Senator Chris Murphy from Connecticut joins to discuss the GOP's significant budget cuts and the potential impact on voters. He explores the chaos in the Trump administration, including recent staffing changes. The conversation dives into the implications of Trump's tariffs on Hollywood, questioning the strategic thinking behind these policies. Murphy highlights the Democratic response and the need for a compelling narrative to connect with younger voters, emphasizing the demand for bold healthcare reforms to address inequities.

Senator Catherine Cortez Masto of Nevada, an influential moderate Democrat, joins the discussion on combating political extremism. She shares insights on the impact of Trump's return, revealing how tariffs and budget cuts affect everyday Nevadans. Cortez Masto emphasizes the necessity of promoting common-sense politics and bipartisan solutions. As the honorary chair of the Mod Squad, she advocates for bridging divides and amplifying moderate voices, proving that centrism may hold the key to a united political future.

Dive into the tumultuous first 100 days of Trump's second term, filled with mass deportations and trade wars. Witness the alarming arrest of a judge stirring debates on judicial independence. Explore how the media landscape is shifting post-White House Correspondents’ Dinner, reflecting tensions with the Trump administration. Unravel the complexities of U.S.-Ukraine relations and the chaotic influences on foreign policy. Engage with discussions on innovative political strategies to tackle the challenges facing democracy and civic unity.

Jessica is joined by Florida Congressman Jared Moskowitz for a candid, fiery, and unexpectedly funny conversation about the state of American politics—from legislative wins to messaging missteps. They dive into his bipartisan work with Rep. Byron Donalds to reform FEMA, efforts to expand the Child Tax Credit, and opposition to Pentagon research cuts. Moskowitz also reflects on the FSU shooting and how the Marjory Stoneman Douglas Act became a national reform model. Then, Jess and Jared unload on Democrats’ fixation with “20% issues,” their weak economic messaging, and how the GOP keeps outplaying them. Moskowitz drops truth bombs on media distractions, misallocated campaign dollars, and why the next generation of public servants might want to study PR, not poli-sci.Follow Jessica Tarlov, @JessicaTarlov. Follow Prof G, @profgalloway.Follow Raging Moderates, @RagingModeratesPod. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Scott and Jessica unpack the Supreme Court’s decision to block Trump’s use of a centuries-old immigration law, the unraveling of Ukraine peace talks, and Pete Hegseth’s involvement in a second Signal chat sharing classified military plans. Plus, David Hogg sparks generational drama in the Democratic Party—does challenging seniority politics help or hurt the left?Follow Jessica Tarlov, @JessicaTarlov. Follow Prof G, @profgalloway.Follow Raging Moderates, @RagingModeratesPod. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hakeem Jeffries, House Democratic Leader from Brooklyn, joins Scott and Jessica for a lively discussion. They delve into Trump's undermining of the rule of law and explore the necessity of due process in immigration cases. The trio also tackles the challenge of reconnecting with the working class, emphasizing effective communication and transparency. Jeffries reflects on the importance of male mentorship, while the hosts express concerns about the Republican Party's impact on vulnerable populations. It's a spirited dialogue on reclaiming democracy and building public trust.