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Pivot · July 17, 2026 · 57m

Military Testosterone Screenings, Diarrhea Parasite Politics, and Data Center Debates

Kara Swisher & Scott Galloway, Scott Galloway
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Kara and Scott discuss the military's new testosterone screening initiative, Trump's continued election fraud claims, and a growing food contamination outbreak linked to a parasite. They also cover OpenAI's entry into hardware with its first AI device, IBM's stock decline, and New York's restrictive new policies on data center expansion.

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Novel

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OpenAI Enters Hardware with First AI Device
OpenAI is launching its first proprietary AI hardware device, expanding beyond software into the device market.
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Editorial

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Military Testosterone Screening Program
The U.S. military has implemented a new testosterone screening program, raising questions about health standards and recruitment criteria.
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Trump's Persistent Election Fraud Obsession
Trump continues to focus on election fraud claims despite losing multiple legal challenges and factual rebuttals.
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Food Contamination Outbreak from Parasitic Disease
A growing outbreak of parasitic-induced diarrhea is spreading through the food supply, raising public health concerns.
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IBM's Stock Plunge and Business Decline
IBM's stock has experienced a significant decline, reflecting broader struggles in its core business segments.
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New York's Data Center Restrictions
New York State has implemented new restrictions limiting the expansion of data centers, citing infrastructure and environmental concerns.
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Misc

✧Segment on food safety and parasitic contamination suggests growing infrastructure concerns in food supply
✧Military testosterone screening raises questions about health standards and inclusivity in military recruitment
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