The Most UNHINGED Thing Trump Has Said About the Iran War Yet
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The discussion offers no actionable investment trade: it provides no financial data, valuation, ticker-linked catalyst, or price target for the companies and topics mentioned. Treat Hims & Hers Health (HIMS) as an unsubstantiated mention, not a buy or sell signal; the remaining items likewise provide no direct investment opportunity.
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Hims & Hers Health (HIMS)
- The Hims advertisement promoted personalized, online treatment plans for sexual health, hair loss, and weight loss.
- The transcript provides no financial results, valuation information, or product-performance data.
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- The ad is a company mention, not an investment thesis. It offers no specific basis for a buy or sell decision; investors would need to assess the company’s business and financials separately.
MIDI Health (Private company)
- The sponsor message promoted virtual care for perimenopause and menopause symptoms.
- No financial or operating details were discussed, and no stock ticker was given.
Takeaways
- MIDI is presented as a healthcare service, but the transcript provides no investment-specific information. It does not establish a publicly traded investment opportunity.
Whole Foods Market
- The advertisement described Whole Foods Market’s sourcing standards and product policies.
- No ticker or financial details were mentioned.
Takeaways
- This was a brand promotion rather than an investment discussion. The transcript offers no company-specific investment signal.
Political advertising and campaign spending
- The hosts said 69 Epstein-related political ads had aired so far in the cycle, representing more than $37 million in ad spending.
- They described the issue as a potentially important electoral topic, but named no advertising company, media platform, or publicly traded investment vehicle tied to the spending.
Takeaways
- The figures point to substantial campaign-ad spending around a particular political issue, but the discussion does not identify a direct investment opportunity. No company-specific recommendation or price target was given.
Other investment-related mentions
- The hosts referred to rising gasoline and diesel prices and a proposed federal tax-payment measure, but discussed no energy company, commodity investment, or related security.
- “Scandual,” a mock betting app used in a campaign ad, was presented as satire—not as an actual investment or business opportunity.
- No cryptocurrencies or crypto assets were mentioned.
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Episode Description
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Scott Galloway and Jessica Tarlov open Tuesday with Trump's Nebraska rally — where the president made shocking comments about the Iran war that immediately drew national attention and outrage. Trump also mentioned one of his favorite topics — our own Jessica Tarlov. At the same event, Trump unveiled a new executive order aimed at lowering diesel prices. Will this be enough to sway farmers and other Republicans hit hard by soaring diesel prices — or does it fall short of what the inflation-frustrated base actually needs?
Trump's MAGA Inc. Super PAC has now agreed to pay for the repurposed Trump campaign ads that have been airing nationwide, which had been marked as paid for with taxpayer money — more than $10 million worth of ads on cable and network TV since September. Is this a rare admission of defeat, or damage control?
The main Democratic Senate Super PAC has been ramping up Epstein-related attack ads, with AdImpact counting 69 Epstein ads this cycle worth more than $36.6 million. New polling shows 44% of voters see Epstein as a serious campaign issue. Scott and Jess debate whether this is a smart closing-month strategy or a risky one for Democrats.
The Cornell Seven case is now sparking protests on campus. Thousands of students and faculty rallied at Cornell last night in response to the lawsuit over the school's handling of a 2024 sexual assault allegation. Attendees marched to university president Michael Kotlikoff's office, demanding his resignation and a ban on fraternities. Is this fundamentally a university management issue, a criminal justice issue — or both?
And finally: a measles outbreak is spreading across the Northeast. Pennsylvania has surpassed one thousand cases this year, and New York has declared a state of emergency, expanding vaccine access as health officials scramble to contain the spread. How serious is this — and what does it say about the public health infrastructure under RFK?
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About Raging Moderates with Scott Galloway and Jessica Tarlov
Raging Moderates with Scott Galloway and Jessica Tarlov
By Vox Media Podcast Network
We all know elections are won in the middle so why aren't politicians giving the people what they want? Bestselling author, professor and entrepreneur Scott Galloway and political strategist and The Five co-host Jessica Tarlov are here to give those of us who reside somewhere between the center left and the center right their takes on the latest politics all through a centrist lens. New episodes every Wednesday and Friday. Part of the Vox Media Podcast Network.