entrepreneur, podcaster and nyu stern business school professor scott gal predicted this dc galloway this back in 2017. scott, we've got a lot to cover. we've got to start or with google. how strong is the government's case, and in your mind, what would be the ideal outcome for this? >> so i think the case is strong as -- if you're looking at the legitimacy of their concerns, i think it's very strong. the fear is that this was purposely planned as an attempt at an october surprise which will lessen its veracity because a lot of lawyers who have left the doj claiming they weren't ready. i think they're smart to narrow it. at some point tomorrow needs to be today. this was overdue. there's some concern that while google has been lining its troops up at the border, the doj has misprepared, but at the end of the day, it's time to get on with it. let's rock. jack so in an ideal world, would you see a separate youtube, a separate waze, a separate search company? >> i think antitrust would be a big part of the solution. letting advertisers who are really having more than one option such that

scott galloway, how about that virtually tuition?really need to take a pay cut because nobody has shown up in class? scott: we definitely need to reduce costs, tom. tuition is up 1400% in 30 years and the product has not changed. right now, you can best describe universities as the best -- most expensive streaming video platform. we have stuck arch and out. we think of ourselves as luxury brands. the fist of stone of covid-19 are coming for education on the reckoning is overdue. tom: what will be the micro e-minis of that? there can be ambiguities -- microeconomics of that? what do you think will be the distinction or catalyst that will force that revolution in education? scott: simply put, demand destruction. the guys at the top of the universities are fine. for every person they accept, they reject nine. the folks at the bottom will be fine because they charge a reasonable to wish and. the near or pretend ivy's are about to experience a lot of pain. i think you can see a thousand universities go out of business in the next five yea

coming up, tech industry funder scott galloway explains what the cracktown means for the future of googlela is dropping 200 of the company's beloved beverages. why barron's says it will remerge stronger. but we begin, as always, with what we think are the three most important things investors should be thinking about right now. the market finished down this week as stimulus s

scott galloway joins us, nyu marketing professor, so much more. abs. samsung as a whole fleet of 5g-ready phones, apple follow that, i know android, other makers are going to have and do have 5g-capable phones. the trouble is finding 5g and getting it. where are we on that? >> you're absolutely right. there's a lot of -- first off, neil, good to be with you. there's a lot of regions and a lot of applications that won't be able to actually access the 5g technology. but i think loosely speaking, this super cycle, this demand, this reason even if it's more perception than reality to upgrade is a big deal. keep in mind if you take a step back, the iphone is singular. it's the most profitable product in the history of business. it's driven before shareholder value than -- more shower holder value than any product or service, so any tangible excuse to upgrade, and this probably is the most tangible reason to upgrade, is a big deal. neil: now, it also carries with it, you know, all the apps and everything else that, you know, apple makes money hand over f

scott gallogalloway. he's a professor of marketing at the nyu stern school of business. professor galloway, why now? >> good to be with you, michael. simply put, the polls showing a biden/harris administration is becoming more and more likely. it looks as if there's going to be a new sheriff in town. and today, we've had somewhat of an unholy alliance between the administration and these platforms that if you continue to let us weaponize these platforms to spread misinformation we will regulate or break you up. and there is a justified fear among big tech that alliance is about to break apart. so they seem to be finding religion around assuring that their platforms aren't weaponized to the staple extent they've been weaponized in the past. >> you know silicon valley so well, does silicon valley lean red, or blue? >> no, it leans green. deciding we don't want to be ash sist arbiters of the truth. it send its to be conspiracy theories that are nor novel, if you will, more exciting or inflammatory. and when they get spread, any engagement, regardless of the damage it does, results in engagement which r