Raging Moderates with Scott Galloway and Jessica Tarlov

Episodes

• Trump’s Foreign Policy Could Define the Midterms — And He’s Losing

  Aug 31, 2026

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• Trump Can’t Stop Fighting Canada

  Aug 28, 2026

  Political dynamics within the Democratic Party suggest possible shifts toward outsider and grassroots candidates with less establishment ties.

• Trump's Canada Trade War Is Destroying Republicans in the Exact States They Need to Win

  Aug 27, 2026

  Trump’s trade war with Canada is hurting swing-state Republicans and could influence future electoral outcomes.

• Democrats in Fox News Territory, the Paramount Merger Crisis, and Data Center Outrage

  Aug 25, 2026

  Candidates like Abdul El-Sayed demonstrate that engaging authentically and bravely on conservative media can foster genuine conversations and challenge stereotypes.

• Trump Just Turned Canada Into an Enemy — Carney Is Fighting Back (ft. Anne Applebaum)

  Aug 24, 2026

  The U.S.-Canada trade war has escalated, with Canada strongly retaliating and perceiving itself as under attack by the U.S.

• Is the Resistance Era of Democratic Politics Finally Over?

  Aug 20, 2026

  The Democratic primary landscape is shifting toward anti-establishment, protest-oriented candidates, signaling potential changes in voter sentiment.

• Will Tucker Carlson Inherit Trump’s GOP?

  Aug 18, 2026

  The GOP might see Tucker Carlson running for president in 2028, positioning himself as a populist outsider with strong appeal to both cultural and economic grievances.

• AOC’s Egg-Freezing Story Could Launch Her Presidential Run

  Aug 17, 2026

  The midterm primaries revealed a close contest between progressive and moderate Democrats, underscoring the party's internal balance of power.

• America, Actually: Who Wants Kamala to run again?

  Aug 11, 2026

  Kamala Harris is being considered for a 2028 presidential run, but there is significant internal and public skepticism about her viability.

• Outsider Candidates vs. The Establishment: Who Can Beat Trumpism?

  Aug 10, 2026

  A wide-open field of political candidates for 2028 includes both establishment figures and outsiders, with a focus on electability and diversity on stage.

• Blanche Gets Through Committee as Michigan's Senate Primary Goes to the Polls

  Aug 4, 2026

  The Senate Judiciary Committee's recent vote on Todd Blanche highlights ongoing political struggles over the independence of the DOJ and the influence of Trump-era policies.

• Trump Corruption Stories Stack Up as Blanche Gets Back on Track to Confirmation

  Aug 3, 2026

  Trust in scientific expertise is vital, especially regarding health and safety issues like vaccines; misinformation can have dangerous consequences.

• Trump Has No Strategy as the Iran War Widens and Blanche's Confirmation Falls Apart

  Jul 30, 2026

  U.S. involvement in Iran is escalating with no clear strategy from Trump or the current administration, raising fears of broader regional conflict.

• Michigan's Senate Primary Could Give Democrats Their Clearest Midterm Message Yet

  Jul 28, 2026

  The Michigan Senate primary is a microcosm of the Democratic Party’s ideological tensions, with debates highlighting differences in authenticity, background, and policy focus.

• Trump Pauses Iran Strikes as Pete Hegseth’s Pentagon Comes Under Fire

  Jul 27, 2026

  U.S. military preparedness is under threat due to logistical neglect and supply chain restructuring that prioritized cost-cutting over readiness.

• Fox News Poll Shows Democrats Leading In the Midterms — Republicans Should Be Very Worried

  Jul 23, 2026

  The Trump administration's nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia raises significant proliferation concerns and is viewed with skepticism by U.S. lawmakers.

• Trump’s Trying to Squeeze Canada on Trade AGAIN. Here’s Why it Will Backfire

  Jul 21, 2026

  Imposing tariffs on Canada, especially when it is our largest trading partner, is counterproductive and damages American economic interests.

• Does AOC Have the RIZZ that Trump Used to Build MAGA?

  Jul 20, 2026

  The ongoing conflict with Iran remains complex, with the U.S. involved in a deepening and ambiguous military engagement.

• Trump's Primetime Address, Israel Aid Revolt, and the World Cup's Final Chapter

  Jul 16, 2026

  Trust in electoral systems is undermined by unfounded conspiracy theories and political manipulation; transparency and truthful communication are vital for democracy.

• The Hormuz Blockade is BACK — Here’s What Trump Wants

  Jul 14, 2026

  Geopolitical stakes in the Strait of Hormuz are critically high, and lack of proper planning could have disastrous global economic consequences.