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There is a shift taking place amongst black male voters in America. In today's episode, Rick speaks with Leah Wright Rigueur, assistant professor of public policy at the Kennedy School of Government and author of "The Loneliness of the Black Republican." They jump into the current state of the 2024 election, discussing the widespread frustration with the repeat matchup of 2020 candidates and the underlying racial dynamics influencing political behaviors. Leah offers insights into the slow migration of Black men to the Republican Party, the erosion of democratic principles, and the troubling rise of grievance politics. The conversation also touches on the potential implications of having a convicted felon on the presidential ballot and the ongoing struggle for true democratic accountability in the United States.

Timestamps:
(00:01:36) Leah's take on the election
(00:10:27) Minorities moving to the GOP

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Introducing 93. How to Build a 7 Figure House Cleaning Business w/o Cleaning Houses with Jon Margalit from Millionaire University.
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How to Build a 7-Figure House Cleaning Business w/o Cleaning Houses with Jon MargalitIn today's episode, Jon Margalit, owner of America's fastest-growing home cleaning business, talks with Brien Gearin about the viability and tactics of building a million-dollar business in the local service industry. John shares his journey from learning sales in the mortgage industry to failing in the tech startup scene, and finally striking gold by solving a common problem: cleaning homes. He emphasizes focusing on generating revenue by providing value in areas others neglect, like cleaning Airbnbs, and the importance of differentiating from competitors through rapid response and superb customer service. Jon details how his sales and digital marketing strategies have set Happy Home Helpers apart, leading to rapid growth and the ability to operate from anywhere, inspiring entrepreneurs to consider local service businesses as a viable path to financial freedom.

What we discuss with Jon:+ John Margalit's Journey: From Sales to Cleaning Empire
+ The Birth of Happy Home Helpers: A Million-Dollar Idea
+ Scaling Success: Strategies Behind a Thriving Cleaning Business
+ Mastering the Airbnb Cleaning Niche: A Game Changer
+ Innovative Staffing and Customer Service: The Backbone of Growth
+ Expanding Horizons: The Future of Happy Home Helpers
+ Entrepreneurial Wisdom: John's Advice for Aspiring Business Owners
+ The Power of Speed and Availability in Business
+ The 'Yes' Strategy: Transforming Customer Service
+ Mastering the Art of the Discovery Call
+ The Impact of Asking the Right Questions
+ Building a Successful Local Service Business
+ Closing Thoughts and Resources

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What happens when your PR job is to represent clients including Gaddafi, Assad, and the government of Qatar? Well for one thing, a great many wild stories. In this episode, Rick welcomes Phil Elwood, the author of "All the Worst Humans: How I Made News for Dictators, Tycoons, and Politicians." Phil shares astonishing tales from his career in public affairs, detailing his work with notorious figures such as the Gaddafi family and Assad, and so many more. From orchestrating media strategies in high-stakes environments to confronting his own moral dilemmas, Phil's journey is both fascinating and eye-opening.
Phil's book, "All the Worst Humans: How I Made News for Dictators, Tycoons, and Politicians," available now.

Timestamps:
(00:01:42) All The Worst Humans
(00:06:12) Libyans, guns, and drugs
(00:11:27) The rules of PR 
(00:16:20) When the FBI comes to your house
(00:23:35) The inside game of PR

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The steady decline of traditional media seems a near certainty. In this podcast episode, Rick speaks with Margaret Talev, a journalist and head of the Institute for Democracy, Journalism, and Citizenship at Syracuse University. They discuss the evolving challenges in the news industry, including the decline of local news, the rise of misinformation on social media, and the growing distrust in media, particularly among conservatives. Talev emphasizes the importance of reliable news sources for a healthy democracy and describes efforts to rebuild local news and civic engagement. She also shares insights from focus groups and polling on voter behavior and media consumption, highlighting the impact of media sources on public perceptions and polarization.

Timestamps:
(00:02:20) Margaret's role
(00:06:21) The ecosystem of local news
(00:16:39) Voting based on vibes

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Today on The Enemies List, Rick reads a particularly spicy post from his Substack.

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Navigating what it means to be Jewish today's world is a nuanced conversation. In this episode Rick enlists the support of Noah Feldman, the Felix Frankfurter Professor of Law at Harvard University. The conversation dives into Feldman's latest book, "To Be a Jew Today: A New Guide to God, Israel, and the Jewish People," exploring its themes and the broader American legal landscape. They discuss the evolving perspectives within the Jewish community, the challenges facing Israel, and the complex relationship between American Jews and Israel. Additionally, Feldman offers insights into the current state of the U.S. Supreme Court, the impact of recent rulings, and the future of constitutional law in an era of political polarization.
Noah's new book, "To Be a Jew Today: A New Guide to God, Israel, and the Jewish People," available now.

Timestamps:
(00:01:33) To Be a Jew Today
(00:09:56) Defining what Israel is
(00:16:41) Challenges to the constitution

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