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Welcome to The Oath and the Office podcast.

I'm John Fievelsingh.

Great to have you with us.

And the first recorded winner was a cook called Coribus, who won the only event, a sprint of about two hundred yards, and then went back to the kitchen.

The athletes had to swear an oath that they had trained for ten months, They swore it in front of a statue called Zeus of Oaths, who held a thunderbolt in each hand.

So, the first drug test in the history of sport was a statue looking at you, holding two thunderbolts.

Ten months.

That's enough glazing, man.

Y'all know that Oath was ass.

Why are you beefing with the dead guy? Because I know his oath ain't better than mine.

Man, shut your hating ass up before I turn you into the next Black Lantern.

She worked in big data at Accenture and had the analytics experience that any moneyball maker needs.

And together, they founded a startup called Oath.

Now, it's not officially affiliated with the Democratic Party, but it primarily works with Democratic and independent candidates.

Oath's customers are political donors, and its product is advice on which candidates running for office will give them the most bang for their buck.

And Oath's algorithms figure this out by giving each candidate what it calls an impact score.

That measures how competitive a race is, what the stakes are in that particular election, and what the candidate's financial need is.

The problem that Oath is trying to address is the inefficient allocation of resources in the ecosystem that for the past few cycles, especially, Democrats have overfunded A small set of races to the tune of hundreds of millions, sometimes over a billion dollars at the expense of funding winnable races in other places or further down ballot, other seats.

Most of the candidates Oath highly endorses are people you've probably never heard of.

They should not be used to pressure students, promote religious messages, or make any child feel like an outsider.

FFRF says the oath is to the Constitution, not a creed.

The Freedom From Religion Foundation works to keep state and church separate and speaks up for free thinkers, atheists, agnostics, and non-religious Americans.

Learn more at ffrf.us/office.

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Welcome to another episode of The Oath in the Office podcast.

I'm John Feegel saying it's so good to have you with us, and we have a very packed episode today.

Then another big mistake I see, they retire and they don't know how to enjoy their wealth.

From his kitchen table in 2010 to offices nationwide, Attorney Rod Yancy built Oath to protect families beyond the wealthiest 1%.

What do you think that we spend our whole lives chasing but turns out not to matter?

I work in estate planning.

Uh, a- and that's, you know, that's, that's poker basically, is you, you have some resources, you make a bet.

Um, with respect to intuition, I remember interviewing, uh, the attorney who I hired, uh, in our first, uh, outside market, which was Fayetteville, Arkansas.

Um, JJ, who's still on the Oath team, um, you know, went to meeting for coffee, and it was within about 30 seconds I had a read, and I, you know, I had a read.

Um, and it was just a gut, just intuition.

That's cool.

I get some cool ones for free being the Oath of the Ancients, hashtag Oath of the Crimson Oath.

Oh yeah, yeah.

The two that I get for freebies are Misty Step, Harkness,