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We have episode 13, 191, Tulsi Gabbard and Jocco Willink. Very strange. I kind of felt like it was an odd combo. I'm like, wait, what the hell is Jocco doing on this?

I knew they were both ex-military, obviously Jocco's a Navy SEAL commander, badass, and Tulsi served. It's real passionate about that and has a strong connection to her military roots.

But at the same time, I'm like, surely Jocco's Republican. I don't know. I just assume I never even thought about it. It doesn't mean that they couldn't have a conversation, but I kind of felt like hold on.

I'm going to have one of those where it's like a back and forth. You know what I mean? Like, oh, we finally brought one.

Where they fight to the death.

Jocco wins in one second against every human on the planet. It's not just that Tulsi is a woman.

But it wasn't that. It was a really good conversation. Mostly about Tulsi, but Jocco got in there a lot just about America.

It makes America great. I mean, the kind of patriotic talk, which is one of those where it's like, oh, yeah, both sides of the I.O. want that as the core.

I mean, that's kind of like the philosophy that sometimes it feels like when you don't pay a lot of attention to politics like me, you look at it and you don't always see that.

You don't always see that from both sides. They just argue so much you forget that that's the core of it.

That's where people can come together on any issue. You're like, oh, you want to make this place amazing?

Yeah, let's do that together. Yeah, really stood out. So it was pretty cool. What is your take on Tulsi?

I know we've talked about it before. You know, it's very interesting. I don't know a lot about Tulsi, but I know a lot of Democrats fucking hate her.

Oh, yeah, they really, and I, I, I, I freely admit, I'm kind of in a, a bubble of liberalism at times with my news and stuff. Although I do, I do like to expose myself to contrary and points of view just to stay educated and up to date and, you know, see what other sides and other people are thinking.

I don't really know a lot about Tulsi. I can't tell you though. She didn't impress me much in the, in the debates. I saw her on, I saw her.

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