Fox News Controls Over Half of Cable News Viewership — Democrats Can't Afford to Ignore That
Summary
Scott Galloway and Jessica Tarlov analyze the Michigan Senate race, noting Mike Rogers’ pivot on tariffs and the tight polls. They discuss the Iran conflict, debating whether sanctions or military action might shift the balance before the midterms. The hosts also celebrate Fox News’ 30th anniversary, arguing that Democrats must engage with its massive audience to reach median voters. Finally, they reflect on the rise of autonomous ride-hailing and the "Darth Vader" arc of tech CEOs in recent biopics.
Topics discussed
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Show introduction and hosts
Michigan Senate race: Mike Rogers vs. Abdul El-Sayed
Midterm election outlook and key battlegrounds
Pete Hegseth's viral workout and Iran war reporting
Oil prices, Strait of Hormuz, and war economics
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Sponsor: NPR Politics Podcast
Sponsor: Ripple
Iowa and Kansas gubernatorial races and Rob Sand
Fox News 30th anniversary and media dominance
Media trust, polarization, and the 24-hour news cycle
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Sponsors: Odoo and Harvey AI
Tech CEO documentaries and the 'hero's journey'
Ride-hailing: Uber, Wheelie, and Waymo
Sponsor: Odoo
Outro
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