
This episode discusses Trump signing an executive order for fast-tracking FDA review of psychedelic drugs, prompted by a text from Joe Rogan. The conversation highlights the influence of celebrity figures on political decisions.
Joe Rogan's text to Trump about research on reducing opioid addiction led to the president's immediate response to pursue FDA approval. This exchange illustrates the informal nature of political communication.
Scott Galloway and others discuss various policies they would want from Trump, including a $25 minimum wage, universal healthcare, and mandatory national service. The dialogue reflects on the potential impact of these policies.
The group considers the implications of texting Trump directly to propose executive orders, emphasizing the accessibility of political leaders in today's media landscape.
Overall, the episode critiques the current political system and the role of influential figures like Rogan in shaping policy.
Trump fast-tracks psychedelic drug approval after Rogan's text; guests discuss desired policies.

Sounds great. You want FDA approval? Let's do it.Should Kara Swisher and Scott Galloway Text Trump?
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I would want mandatory national service.Should Kara Swisher and Scott Galloway Text Trump?
I could go on and lower the estate tax exemption to 1 million.Should Kara Swisher and Scott Galloway Text Trump?