The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway Raging Moderates: Censoring Stephen Colbert Backfires
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Feb 18, 2026 A pulled Late Show appearance sparks a debate about media censorship and who really loses when networks bow to pressure. The DOJ’s claim of releasing Epstein files is questioned amid reporting that most documents remain hidden. A heated funding standoff over DHS and ICE raises political brinkmanship and electoral consequences.
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Censorship Became Amplification
- Censoring James Tallarico backfired and massively amplified his profile.
- Scott Galloway and Jessica Tarlov argue FCC interference made Tallarico more famous than the interview would have on air.
Flooding Files Dilutes Accountability
- The DOJ's chaotic release of Epstein files feels designed to confuse and dilute accountability.
- Scott says the documents overwhelm the public with noise instead of indictments that would deliver justice.
Emotional Reaction To Files And Lost Momentum
- Jessica Tarlov describes her emotional reaction to the Epstein files release and loss of momentum.
- She says Trump's allies aim to stonewall and that public momentum for accountability has stalled.