You're about to hear a preview of the Jordan Harbinger Show with Professor Scott Galloway,

who's here to give you uncomfortable truths on life strategies for success and happiness.

Most of the people, young people, I deal with, envision themselves in kind of the top economic class,

or at least aspire to it.

Two basic rules, get certified and get to a city.

Your job as a young person is not to follow your passion,

it's to find out what you're good at, and then invest the time, the grit, and the energy to become great at it.

The accoutrements that follow being great at something, status, respect your colleagues, money,

access to better healthcare, the ability to take care of your parents and your kids,

you will become passionate about whatever it is that lets you do those things.

Scott has a bunch of great advice on the formula for a life well-lived.

Check out episode 204 with Scott Galloway on the Jordan Harbinger Show.

We got one heck of a story for y'all tonight, and I can't say that I'm surprised, it's on a Friday.

A Pennsylvania statewide court has ruled the universal mail-in voting law that was pushed forward in 2019 is unconstitutional.

Exactly as several Republicans had claimed in the foul of the lawsuit.

Now the left is saying it's a party line vote, I mean it was five judges, it was three Republicans, two Democrats.

Of course it was the Republicans who said that it was unconstitutional.

This is a complicated story.

Democrats or Republicans made a deal.

A deal that Republicans could not actually follow through on because the state constitution bars universal mail-in voting.

We know this because both the Democrats and the Republicans are now actively trying to amend the Constitution,

even though they already passed an unconstitutional law.

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