scott galloway. >> thank you. >> thank you as well. , by the way -- >> it's fantastic. >> it is. it's entitled "the algebra of wealth." that is a fabulous read. >> important. >>> all right, a little bit late, but was worth it. turning to politics now, and a former trump white house attorney sounding the alarm on what donald trump has planned for his political opponents if he wins the election and returns to the white house for a second term. attorney tye cobb who served in the first trump administration warned that the former president's focus on the topic of revenge in interviews following his conviction in the new york criminal hush money case is a big red flag. cobb said, quote, i think there should be concern, adding, from a 30,000-foot of view, what i see is trump angrier now that be he was before, because he is convicted now. and that matches reporting from john lemire and others that trump is just beyond angry and listening to nobody and is just obsessed on revenge. >> in multiple interviews in the recent days after his convictio

also with us, repressor of marketing at the nyu stern school of business, scott galloway.all for women's rights. >> well, i think what melinda french gates has realized is that a world of floundering men is difficult to be a will to flourishing women. we do have to rise together. and, the young men and investing in education and mental health is going to be good for women. men and women will be raising children together. there's evidence that many young men are struggling in education and mental health, especially young men and men of color above all. i think it is a recognition that the gender equality movement has to expand to include boys and men as well. coming from figure with such prominence of melinda french gates was such a strong track record of leadership, i think it sends a strong signal that we do need to include boys and men in this conversation. >> to your point, scott galloway, you have been a great force on this on the state of young men in america right now. explain the challenges. equality doesn't necessarily mean that each side is the same. men and women

and nyu's scott galloway, thank you so much. lth: the simple formula" is on sale now. >> it is a great book. >>> coming up, can the white house find a way to end the war until gaza and bring home the hostages? president biden may soon find out with his knew proposal for a cease-fire in the middle east. david ignatius weighs in on that when "morning joe" comes right back. s. ok, but why is shaq coming too? to show you how it's done. ♪♪ for a great low rate, go with the general. before planning the big trip you were limping thanks to a bad knee. then, you heard about mako robotic-assisted knee replacement. it starts with a ct scan to pinpoint the problem. that becomes a personalized, 3d plan to guide your doctor during surgery. mako can help lead to better outcomes, like less pain and shorter recovery times. the lifetime of a knee implant is limited, and revision surgery may be required. individual results and recovery times vary. risks of surgery include pain, infection, heart attack, stroke, death, and other serious risks. ask yo

i give credit to scott galloway, the nyu professor or, who had said that the three previous bids -- well: of course, of oracle, edgar brown win who was supposedly jumping in there, and then you've got shari redstone, son of sumner redstone, three children of billionaires. adult children, but, you know, did they grow those businesses? no. you have expertise in growing something from nothing. >> yep. liz: paul mitchell hair care. >> yep. liz: what would you advise and do if you got control of paramount? >> well, one would be to throw in a little bit more positive content that people would like to have their whole family watch tv opposed to just certain segments of what the adults are going to watch. something more positive affects the whole family. i think america needs that, and i look at all the various areas of distribution, how it could be improved where more people benefit at the same time. the viewer, on the other side of it, benefits too when we grow all phases of the business on a global basis. i think i could add to that. liz: it's a little strange that they would implement a pric

i spoke to professor galloway, scott galloway, who's quite famous with his podcast and where you, professor on love and isolation and how it changes relationships. here's what he told me young man without a romantic relationship not only fall off the tracks from a relationship romantically, they fall off the tracks professionally. >> and there's nothing more dangerous than a young broke and lonely man. and we're producing too many of them in the west i don't know whether young broken, lonely man, but carnage. tell me what you make of what he said in terms of relationships. >> i mean, there's a lot of truth to this we can look at across the board, in both men and women. frankly speaking, in the younger generation are having less contact with the other sex, less friends, less public gage bands, less everything. the only thing that's up is video getting consumption. and if i don't know what the future will hold, obviously it, but if i made one prediction about human relationships in the age of vi, it's that if there's, if there's a way to commoditize charge for making money off and increase th

program, my wife and i are having a beer with our frequent cnn guest, nyu business school professor scott galloway in marla bone, sitting in an outdoor cafe, all of a sudden there's this explosion of activity. people shouting, gathering round, right where we were one man had another by the throat, screaming to a woman who was at the next table. he tried to steal your phone? apparently this guy had, walked up with papers in his hand, laid them down as if to ask her a question when his real intent was to scoop up her phone, they called the police. police didn't arrive. the guy was ultimately let go and fled the scene, but it raised the question like, what can you do to prevent this type of an outcome? and what do you do if it does happen? my next guest has the expertise and the firsthand experience. david birch is an adviser and global comment or on digital identity and digital money. wired magazine named him a top source for business information. his books include identity is the new funny. he wrote this piece for forbes, my iphone was stolen. i survived. so did my bank accounts welcome to the prog

editor at the cut, catherine thompson and professor of marketing at the nyu school of business, scott gallowayare worried about all of our young people. catherine, i will start with you. i want to know about what inspired this piece anecdotally? i'm hearing from a lot of young women who want to date young men. the simple answer to that is that there are none. they say there are none. why is that? what is behind it? >> thank you for having me. this piece came about in the way a lot of our best stories do and that we were seeing a lot of chatter online, specifically around tiktok videos of women in their late 20s or early 30s crying into the camera about how fed up they are with the dating scene and the lack of connection that they feel when they go on dates with men. i should emphasize that. we are talking about women who are seeking men as partners. and they feel they are not making it passed early dates or forging a deeper connection with the people they meet. what we heard a lot is that they just felt that the man they were going out with did not share their priorities. >> what did they say