Johnson.

What's happening, buddy?

Joe Rogin.

Thanks for coming to board.

I appreciate it, man.

Other way around. You're on the short list of people that folks consider a rational person that's running for president. We're in a very strange time, would you agree?

I think we're in the strangest time ever. Maybe in the history of politics, certainly in my lifetime.

Yeah, it doesn't seem to make a lot of, it almost seems like this is the last gasp of the idea of running for president.

You know, when you just do the mathematics of the fact that Hillary and Donald Trump are arguably

the two most polarizing figures in American politics today, that Trump has to go out and get 30% of the far right to get the nomination.

Hillary has to go out and get 30% of the far left. When 50% of Americans right now who

are registering to vote are independent.

At the end of the day, don't the two major parties represent about 30% of the electorate?

And so where is the

where is the representation for the majority of interest in America? I think it's the Libertarian party. I think it's Libertarian people just just don't know it. And speaking with a broad brush

stroke, Libertarian. Fiscally conservative, socially liberal.

Yeah, that seems to be where most people hang their hat but it's not something that most

people identify with when they talk about their actual political persuasion.

They usually say you know they're on the left or they're on the right.

When someone says they're a libertarian left or they're on the right when you someone says they're a

libertarian that's that dude at the office that has guns you know what I mean yeah I'm

sorry that what the dude at the office the crazy dude at the office you know well so we hit this

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