Sep 29, 2026 · 36 min · 10 segments
I sat down with Vivek Ramaswamy for a wide-ranging conversation about hunting, fishing, wildlife management, and what his policies would mean for Ohio sportsmen. We talked about a constitutional…
Vivek RamaswamyGuestRack Junkies HostHostAll right, good.
I like to hear that.
A lot of hunters are going to love to hear that because it's a big deal.
And that's, I can almost tell you, certainly a place where I'm different than my opponent.
Yeah.
I mean, this woman fundamentally has a very different view of the government's role in your life, right? Her record during COVID speaks for itself.
Her only qualification to run for governor is a short-lived stint as health director where she infringed on the freedoms of people in the state.
Then when people like my running mate and the legislature said that, no, no, no, we need to rein back some of those powers and get it right, work with us, then she quit.
I love getting into these substantive questions and I respect how much you care about content and I'm there with you.
This is probably the biggest contrast between two candidates who have ever run for governor in the history of our state for the issues you care about.
Yeah.
Including the open fields doctrine, including the right to hunt and fish, including the right to be able to carry on your way of life.
That's what's at stake in a contrast between two candidates where, you know, beauty of the system is that's in our hands.
But the stakes in, you know, what, 36 days from today, 35 days from today could not be greater for the hunters and fishermen of our state.
All right, good.
I like to hear that.
A lot of hunters are going to love to hear that because it's a big deal.
And that's, I can almost tell you, certainly a place where I'm different than my opponent.
Yeah.
I mean, this woman fundamentally has a very different view of the government's role in your life, right? Her record during COVID speaks for itself.
Her only qualification to run for governor is a short-lived stint as health director where she infringed on the freedoms of people in the state.
Then when people like my running mate and the legislature said that, no, no, no, we need to rein back some of those powers and get it right, work with us, then she quit.
I love getting into these substantive questions and I respect how much you care about content and I'm there with you.
This is probably the biggest contrast between two candidates who have ever run for governor in the history of our state for the issues you care about.
Yeah.
Including the open fields doctrine, including the right to hunt and fish, including the right to be able to carry on your way of life.
That's what's at stake in a contrast between two candidates where, you know, beauty of the system is that's in our hands.
But the stakes in, you know, what, 36 days from today, 35 days from today could not be greater for the hunters and fishermen of our state.
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