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Just click the link in the description to get access to all their content now. Based on what I'm hearing from both of you, it seems like we're already starting off with a little bit of common ground.

Lainey, I can resonate with your story, I mean, especially coming from your background, being a special ops wife and all of that.

And you know, Marshall, I completely understand, you know, I grew up in the middle of the schism, man.

My mom's side of the family was Roman Catholic.

My dad's side of the family was Greek Orthodox.

So, you know, I also kind of had a bad taste in my mouth for, you know, organized religion.

And, you know, I researched deeper into it and there's kind of a

story behind that. Maybe you and I can talk about that some other time. All right, nonetheless,

let's kind of get started. All right. One question I want to kind of ask the both of you,

and this is going to kind of just clear the air and it's going to seem

kind of generic but that's because it's meant to be expanded upon in your subjective sense

and in your perspective as well do you feel that it is okay to force people to do things that

they don't wish to do and we will start start off with Lainey. What are your thoughts on that

question? I honestly think that that depends on the situation. You know, being a mom of two boys, I have to force them to do things they don't want to do all the time.

But I would say that I lean more towards if we're speaking about government.

I really want less government in my life telling me what to do. I think,

or I would assume that most people do. I think that when you're an adult, you're able to take

the liberty to kind of govern yourself if you're well of mind and all of that.

So yeah, I would say when it comes to the government and I am a person that is, you know,

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