Sep 23, 2026 · 40 min · 11 segments
In this episode, I talk about a huge interview I have coming up next week with Vivek Ramaswamy, what I plan to ask him, and why having direct conversations with political leaders about hunting and…
I have sent them questions.
I have told them that I insist that they take the questions ahead of time because I'm not a normal interviewer.
I'm a hunter.
I have specific questions for this guy.
I don't need him to eat meat to vote for him.
And I think it says a lot about him that he's willing to come on, uh, you know, and talk to a group of people that are probably going to vote for him.
Um, here in Ohio at a higher rate because, you know, hunters tend to vote more to the right.
But how I feel right now, because I would consider myself one of those guys voting more on the right.
But right now I'm more of a not Democrat.
Like I'm not, I'm not voting for the Democrats, but Republicans still have to earn my vote.
You know, you know, it'd take a special Democrat for me to actually vote for.
But I want to say, but I want to say one thing is, well, Amy Acton's campaign has not reached out to me.
They have not gotten back to me.
I reached out to Vivek's campaign.
It took some time, but they're willing to sit down for an hour, even though he's a vegetarian and I'm a hunter.
He's willing to talk to hunters.
And that says a lot about the guy, that he's actually willing to sit down for an hour on camera right here and do an interview to talk to you.
That says a lot about him as a leader.
It says a lot about his ability to actually answer questions.
She's not even taking questions at events from ordinary people.
They don't even allow cameras around her right now.
I have sent them questions.
I have told them that I insist that they take the questions ahead of time because I'm not a normal interviewer.
I'm a hunter.
I have specific questions for this guy.
I don't need him to eat meat to vote for him.
And I think it says a lot about him that he's willing to come on, uh, you know, and talk to a group of people that are probably going to vote for him.
Um, here in Ohio at a higher rate because, you know, hunters tend to vote more to the right.
But how I feel right now, because I would consider myself one of those guys voting more on the right.
But right now I'm more of a not Democrat.
Like I'm not, I'm not voting for the Democrats, but Republicans still have to earn my vote.
You know, you know, it'd take a special Democrat for me to actually vote for.
But I want to say, but I want to say one thing is, well, Amy Acton's campaign has not reached out to me.
They have not gotten back to me.
I reached out to Vivek's campaign.
It took some time, but they're willing to sit down for an hour, even though he's a vegetarian and I'm a hunter.
He's willing to talk to hunters.
And that says a lot about the guy, that he's actually willing to sit down for an hour on camera right here and do an interview to talk to you.
That says a lot about him as a leader.
It says a lot about his ability to actually answer questions.
She's not even taking questions at events from ordinary people.
They don't even allow cameras around her right now.
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