The Parallels Between Rome and Current US Politics - w/Jeremy Ryan Slate

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4.8 • 960 Ratings

🗓️ 3 September 2024

⏱️ 80 minutes

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On Today's Show - Mark is joined by guest Jeremy Ryan Slate, see his Bio Below. What a whopper of a show. Tune in for all the fun. https://jeremyryanslate.com/podcast-2/ Jeremy Ryan Slate isn’t just another podcast host; he’s a force to be reckoned with. Steering the helm of the electrifying “Jeremy Ryan Slate Show,” Jeremy delves deep into the minds of the world’s elite performers. Not only that, he’s the commanding CEO of Command Your Brand, making waves in the entrepreneurial ocean. A scholar with eclectic tastes, Jeremy brandishes a BA from Seton Hall University, diving deep into Catholic theology and World Religions, with a tantalizing focus on Judaism. But that’s not where his academic journey stops. Imagine strolling the hallowed halls of Oxford University, immersed in Catholic literature – Jeremy’s done that. Dive even deeper? He’s got a Master’s, specializing in the mesmerizing world of the Roman Empire, also from Seton Hall University His accolades don’t end at education. INC Magazine didn’t just name his podcast among the best; they crowned it the #1 Podcast to Listen To in 2019. And if that wasn’t enough, Podcast Magazine recognized his brilliance with a Top 40 Under 40 accolade in 2022. Jeremy’s pen dances as fluidly as his words. He’s the brains behind the best-selling sensation, “Unremarkable to Extraordinary: Ignite Your Passion to Go From Passive Observer to Creator of Your Own Life.” And keep your eyes peeled for his upcoming game-changer, “Command Your Brand: Grow Your Impact, Income and Influence in the New Media Landscape.” With his dynamo wife, Brielle, Jeremy co-pioneered Command Your Brand. This isn’t just another PR agency; it’s a media revolution, helping entrepreneurs grab the mic on podcasts and dominate their narratives. Off the charts and out of the studio, Jeremy retreats to the serene landscapes of Stillwater, NJ. There, he indulges in the simple pleasures of raising chickens and reminisces about his days as a competitive powerlifter. Because, after all, isn’t life all about balance?

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0:00.0	It's showtime.
0:02.0	People should not be afraid of their governments.
0:05.0	Government should be afraid of their people.
0:08.0	You know, the right to bear arms is because that's the last form of defense against tyranny.
0:14.0	Washington is fundamentally corrupt.
0:16.0	There are more words in the IRS code than there are around the world. You're listening to the blunt force truth.
0:29.0	I'm your host Mark Young and we got a great guest today folks and this is interesting because I was introduced to him by a mutual friend. We didn't know each other but then all of a sudden it's like, oh well, yeah, this guy is just like a younger version this is kind of cool maybe I don't know
0:44.3	maybe I had an affair 20 some years ago and I didn't know about it but at any rate our
0:52.1	guest today is Jeremy Ryan Slate, and I'll get to that in a second.
0:57.8	Topics I wanted to cover with you real close just this morning folks, and that is, I don't know if you're watching this but I'm
1:04.7	kind of looking at what is going what happened in Pennsylvania how did some kid with no training get on the roof of a building 150 yards away from a presidential
1:20.7	candidate and a former president.
1:31.4	It is becoming very clear that the FBI and the secret service
1:37.0	are slow walking all of this information and are not releasing it to the public. Because the best we're getting is that shouldn't have happened.
1:41.0	Okay, we all know that shouldn't have happened.
1:44.2	That's not answering any questions.
1:47.4	Now the best we're getting is,
1:50.0	well, there's been, I think,
1:51.3	three secret service officers put on modified detail.
1:57.6	This doesn't answer the question of how this happened.
2:00.8	And the reason it's important that we know how this happened. There's two reasons. One, it shouldn't happen again. And you're not going to stop it from happening again if you don't know why it failed. But two, what was the motivation here? Is there a deeper motivation? I'm not trying to find a conspiracy and as many of you know I've
2:25.2	given up being a conspiracy theorist because all my conspiracies came true. So now I just
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