Трамп, Делви, Цукерберг: как победить без правил и без стыда

Why do those who break all the rules win? We explore the film "The Apprentice" (2024) and the story of Roy Cohn, the man who created Trump and taught him the most important thing: shame is weakness, and truth is just a tool. This episode is about old money and new money, about exclusive clubs and the codes of power. It explores why Trump, Anna Delvey, and Zuckerberg are the same archetype in different eras. And why we can't tear ourselves away from people who don't give a damn. Timecodes 00:00 "You play the man, not the ball" - the philosophy that shaped the most influential person in the world 4:07 The Nixon Era 5:33 Le Club. The genes of billionaires 7:44 "The Social Network" and Harvard's exclusive clubs 17:01 Roy Cohn initiates Donald 18:17 What is Roy famous for? The Rosenberg Affair. The Red Scare. Homophobia. 24:00 LESSON 1 - THE CASE OF HOUSING DISCRIMINATION 27:37 LESSON 2 - THE COMMODORE HOTEL 30:00 LESSON 3 - TRUMP TOWER AND FIFTH AVENUE 33:30 How a student surpassed his teacher. 40:32 Jeremy Strong plays Mark Zuckerberg. The lawsuit against META 42:44 Why we root for rule breakers so much 52:57 What is legitimacy 55:55 How Anna Delvey reverse-engineered the system 1:00:00 Facebook - Zuckerberg's private club 1:02:00 If you weren't accepted into a closed society... They burned it all to the ground. 1:11:36 How Mamdani found the keys to Trump's heart #TheApprentice #DonaldTrump #RoyCohn #JeremyStrong #SebastianStan #MarkZuckerberg, #TheSocialNetwork #Trump #RoyCohn #TheApprenticefilm #oldmoney #newmoney, #AnnaDelvey #americanelite #winnerscode #Zuckerberg, #americandream, #filmanalysis #USApolitics #elite #power #PowerDynamics #SocialEngineering #ArchetypesofPower, #Successwithoutrules #DisruptorArchetype #SurvivalCodes #HarvardFinalClubs #Trump #RoyCohn, #TheApprenticefilm, #oldmoney #AnnaDelvey