Hi, everyone. This is Pivot from the Vox Media Podcast Network. I'm Cara Swisher and we're

going to have to scrape Scott Galloway off the floor. Scott, are you there?

Yes. And I still have absolutely no idea who the president of Mexico is. And I don't

even know if it is a president. I don't know if it's a general consulate. I don't know

if it's an ambassador, but getting a bunch of white people together to call each other

racist, stupid, misogynist, that's going to get us back in the White House, Cara. That's

going to get us back to the White House. You seemed upset last night on the Twitter.

We're going to talk about this whole thing. But before we get to that, I just want to say,

you were great on the frontline documentary, a, an area that is not quite so fraught. You

were very good on the end. You were very, very, we look good. You look good. Yes.

You look good. Yes. Really. Yes. I'm just saying I put on my self-tanner, Lamar. I got

a self-tanner in Lamar and I literally splattered all over my five heads. So I go from like this

kind of ashen 80-year-old look to just marginally unattractive. But I'm glad you saw PBS talk

about a great brand. How important was PBS to you growing up? I was so excited to be on

PBS. Very, very wonderful brand. Yeah. It was great. They do a nice, the frontline does

a very solid job. It was very slightly negative, but they were so fair. Did you like it? I'm

too close to it. They really do. I did. I thought the MAMS on executives, I give them

kudos as I said from being on it, but they literally look like dear leader and they all

looked alike, even the women. They all looked like the same person, which was really interesting.

But you know, you did get a sense of how they cared nothing about safety of whether it's

customers or employees or people who are caught in facial recognition. And it's so benign.

It's such a benign not care. Like it's not even any evil kind of thing. It was sort of

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